Vaudeville Listings at Coney Island and New York Venues
Amusements show Thompson and Dundy acts at Coney Island and others at Dreamland and Brighton Beach. Programs include The Lion and the Mouse and The Man on the Box with 8 to 8:15 PM starts. Additional venues feature His Honor the Mayor and Brown of Harvard in evening vaudeville bills.
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Vaudev
Coney Island
Thompson & Dundy
Greater
Lanse
Dreamland
Bostock
Brighton Beach Park
Bammerstein
New York
York
Vaudeville and
Lee- New York
Brown
Harvard
Coldwater
Okla
Star
Congress Debates Rate Bill and Railways Abroad
Senate discusses conference report on the Railroad Rate bill with objections to ent-pass provisions. Foreign dispatches report unrest in St Petersburg and speeches against the government as Russia faces possible conflict. Domestic notes cover political charges, Roosevelt’s address, and party nominations.
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Congress
Senate
House
New York Custom House
St. Petersburg
Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann
Berlin
Italy
Tokio
Japan
Manchuria
Guatemala
Chicago
House Committee On Agriculture
Washington
Neill-Reynolds
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Cathedral School For
Joseph Boyer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Republican Convention
Harrisburg
Stuart
Walter E. Houser
Wisconsin
Equitable Life Assurance
Thomas O'Connor Jones
Pittsburg
Enome TY City
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hearst
Charles F. Murphy
State Railroad Commission
East Side
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Mineola
Long Island
Norway
Lincoln Farm Association
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Farm
Hodgenville
MacCracken
ae _— University
Reminder on Mail Subscriptions Abroad
Readers leaving the city are reminded that THE Tareune will be mailed to any address in the country or abroad. Address changes are allowed at will. Subscriptions can be given to a regular dealer before departure or handed in at THE Tarisune Office. See opposite page for rates.
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Tarisune
Pennsylvania GOP Platform Praises Roosevelt Reform Drive
The Pennsylvania Republican State Convention endorses President Roosevelt's anti corruption program and calls the policy a true conservatism. It argues critics fear reform aids socialists and demagogues, and urges loyalty to the party for epochmaking progress against transportation evils and government abuses.
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Pennsylvania
Union
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Washington
Republican Party Gains Praises for Reform Agenda
The piece argues the Republican party deserves voter trust for its energy and devotion, contrasting its enactment of people friendly laws with opposition promises. It asserts the party’s reform stance and calls for understanding of its achievements to maintain voter confidence in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Bryan Back in New York as Democrats Embrace Conservatism
The article reviews William J. Bryan’s return to New York and the Democratic Club’s nationalized role in a celebratory reception. It contrasts past opposition to Bryan with current calls for unity, noting Belmont Nicoll support and hints of other figures like Parker Cleveland and Folk weighing in on Bryan’s evolving influence within the party.
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William J. Bryan
New York
Democratic Club
Bryan
August Belmont
DeLancey Nicoll
The
Nebraska Statesman
Ike
Europe
Judge Parker
Warwick
St. Louis
Alton B. Parker
Safe
National Committee
Democratic
Dave Bale
Pike County
Missouri
Eastern beef revival urged to break Western packer dominance
A columnist argues Eastern growers and butchers can revive a local meat industry, reduce reliance on Chicago and Western packers, and seek federal inspection and fair trade. The piece notes New York slaughterhouses show improved conditions and urges Eastern collaboration to supply beef and mutton locally, ending trust abuses and promoting competition.
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New York
Chicago
Dunne
Jaques
Trust
Eastern butchers aim to restore meat supply and break monopoly
Farmers shift to dairy cattle while Eastern regions push for home slaughter and improved quality. Double purpose breeds, alfalfa, and silage support fattening cattle. If monopoly breaks, Eastern meat could rival Western dressed beef, benefiting farmers, trade, and consumers and pressuring Western packers to improve.
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Trust
New York
New England
Unfaithful Friend Promptly Returns From Absence
E. J. Berwind sailed home after a month abroad and said a friend’s letter misled him about actions between his company and the Pennsylvania Railroad. He noted newspapers report testimony from officials before the Interstate Commerce Commission, not unfounded accusations.
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E. J. Berwind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Berwind
Word From Peary Delays News On Arctic Expedition
The article notes likely delays in reporting Peary's latest Arctic campaign. Winter quarters may have been reached last fall, with no ship departure from Grant Land before August. News could arrive by normal mail via whalers or from Etah or Cape Sabine, but accessibility and sea ice hinder rapid communication this season.
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Peary
Explorer
Roosevelt
Grant Land
Ballin Bay
Arctic Ocean
Greenland
St. John's
Newfoundland
Etah
Cape Sabine
North
Naval programme amendment risks delays in battleship plans
Senate debate on requiring a detailed report before authorizing a new battleship could delay construction beyond the current session. Six months may be needed for plans, with可能 a winter or autumn 1907 start if Congress approves later. The House backs discretionary power to the Navy, aiming to match foreign progress amid a broader naval arms rise led by Britain Japan Russia Germany and France.
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Senate
Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Department
Congress
Navy Department
House
Washington
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Germany
France
United States
Atlantic
England
Congressional Debate Delays Naval Bill Provisions
Amid stalled naval legislation the House may push to preserve original aims, pressuring the Senate to shift from its current stance as the new battleship debate resumes.
Ministers Favorable to Murphy Amid Channel News
Havre La Provence voyage changes shift passenger advantage with Paris rail link. Bryan expected to boost presidential bid in August as Butte Union rejects socialist outrages and blocks two delegates at the Western Federation of Miners convention in Denver, narrowing internal rifts.
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Havre
la Provence
Cherbourg
Paris
Butte Union
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Meyer
Butte
Steunenberg
Pat McCarren and Brooklyn Democrats Stir Rumor of Party Switch
The piece discusses a rumor that Pat McCarren could abandon Democratic control in Brooklyn and run under a Republican label. It notes cautious editorial stances about party-ordered candidate lists and the Citizens Union’s role. It also mentions the disclosed committee of lawyers and hopes for their impartial, wise service.
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Pat McCarren
Democratic
Brooklyn
Pat
Citizens Union
Young Oklahoma ranch woman runs vast cattle and oil lands
Miss Georgia A Burns of Oklahoma is described as the youngest woman ranch owner in the country. She manages 11 000 acres of Arrow Heart cattle ranch and recently leased 100 000 acres of Choctaw and Chickasaw oil and mineral lands for 99 years. She also rides and ropers with skilled cowboys, balancing ranch duties with saddle time.
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Georgia A. Burns
Oklahoma
Miss Burns
National Cathedral graduates salute future leaders at ceremony
President and Mrs. Roosevelt attended the National Cathedral School graduation and prize drill. Ethel Roosevelt, a pupil, marched in the procession and sang in the chorus. The President presented a banner to the top High School Cadets unit.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
National Cathedral School
Ethel Roosevelt
Diplomatic Aide Movement Clips Summer Plans in Washington
The June notes outline multiple diplomatic families extending or altering summer plans. Baron and Baroness Rosen cancel a Moscow dash for a Magnolia estate. Chinese and Argentine envoys take cottages or prepare leaves. Germans and Brazilians arrange travels, with several officers heading to Amherst, New Haven, Beverly Farms, and London.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baron
Legation
Mme
Yung Kwai
Colonial Beach
Portela
Argentina
Pan-American Congress
Lan
Mme. Hebbinghaus
New York
Europe
Hebbinghaus
Beverly Farms
Mass
Mme. Chermont
Nabuco
Brazil
Chermont
London
Paris
Wiesbaden
Ryan
Beverly
Mme. Jusserand
New Haven
Yale University
Washington society notes from June events and weddings
Miss Helen Taft and Miss Ethel Roosevelt make the National Cathedral School honor roll as President addresses the ceremony. Mrs Roosevelt joins Mrs Taft with guests as Secretary Bonaparte takes a Mount Vernon trip aboard the Dolphin. A Connecticut wedding unites Miss Henrietta Woodward to Lt Thomas Lee Johnson with General Forbes officiating and a Marine Band reception. Another union joins Miss Evelyn Talley Cronin to Richard Coulter Drum Hunt at Christ Church Georgetown, followed by a large reception. General Crozier and Mrs Reyburn host a Potomac sail after sightseeing with Miss Roosevelt and Miss Taft aboard the Gretchen.
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The
Tribune Prreau
Washington
Helen Taft
Taft
National Cathedral School
Ethel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Spencer Aldrich
New York
Donald McLean
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Mount Vernon
Dolphin
Navy Yard
Henrietta Woodward
Connecticut
Thomas Lee Johnson
Missouri
Theodore Frelinghuysen Forbes
Harrison A. Bispham
Bispham
Evelyn Talley Cronin
William Cooper Talley
Richard Coulter Drum Hunt
R. C. Drum
Henry J. Hunt
Christ Church
Georgetown
Crozier
John Reyburn
Miss Reyburn
Hobart Weds in Auburn and Multiple Summer Weddings
Miss Caroline Frye Briggs wed Garret A Hobart son of the late Vice President Hobart in Auburn Maine with relatives and friends attending. Several other weddings followed in New York and New Jersey including Miss Maude Beardsley Frederick H. Gans and Miss Araminta Reid George H. Smith Jr. before receptions at Sherry's and All Angels' Church.
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Marguerite Milbank Baker
William M. Baker
William D. L. Huillier
All Angels’ Church
Bessie Taylor
Plainfield
N. J
Gertrude Cark
H. Clark
Sophie Y. Waa
George Endicott
Ralph Wright
Louis
Charles F. Brinckerhoff
Emile”ene
Leonard B. Smith
Lenox Hosts Summer Visitors as Berkshire Scene Grows
Sir Mortimer Durand is elected president of Lenox Cricket Club with William B O Field as vice-president. Guests include Joseph Iasigi and Miss Aliee Grant Smith at Clover Croft. Notables like James Stillman and William Taylor tour Europe and return for summer. Stockbridge and Tyringham cottages fill up with New York visitors and arrivals.
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Lenox
Mass
Mortimer Durand
Lenox Cricket Club
William B. O. Field
William D. Sloane
Joseph Iasigi
Boston
Aliee Grant Smith
Philadelphia
Oscar Iasigi
Clover Croft
Stockbridge
Samuel Hill
Shaughlin
New York
James J. Hill
William Armstrong
France
James Stillman
Charlotte Stillman
Charles
Birdseye Blackman
Oronoque
W. F. Garrison
Treadway Villa
William Manning
Vandusen Cottage
van Tassell Dillington
Russell Cottage
Great Bamrington
Berkshires
Senator Crane Engaged to Miss Boardman of Washington
Washington June 6 Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs William Boardman their youngest daughter Miss Josephine Porter Boardman to Senator Winthrop Murray Crane of Massachusetts No wedding date set but expected soon at Windycliffe Manchester Massachusetts Miss Boardman prized in Washington languages arts and society She and Crane were rarely seen together until today’s engagement meal The Boardmans plan summer in Washington before likely trip to Manchester message notes her Red Cross work and family connections in the capital
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Capitol
Crane
Boardman
D. C
Manchester
Manels
Josephine H Boardman
Tatts
Philippines
Red Cross
Broderick A. Keem
Leigh Court
Dinner Honors Rhodes Scholars Attended by Noted Figures
Oxford hosts a June dinner in honor of Rhodes scholars with Amertess Ambassador Whitelaw Reid present. Sir Lewis Mite presided as nearly all the scholars attended. Proceedings described as private.
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Oxford
Whitelaw Reid
Rhodes
Lewis Mite
Peesant
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Willam PF. Whitshouse, Jr
Arthur Scott Bumlen
Thomas Gydell
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
H. Fairfield Osborn
Garrisons-on-Hudson
Mrs. Forsyth Wickes
May Bruce Brennan
Thomas Brennan
Louisville
William Lanier Washington
Constable Chapel
Church of the Incarnation
Robert Emery Brennan
Asbert Brennan
Rockland Tyng Homans
James R Washington
John Augustine Washington
George Washington
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Notes OF Society
Garret A. Hobart
Miss Briggs
Senator Frye
Auburn
Caroline Frye Briggs
Frank H. Briggs
Hobart
F. A. Dillingham
Bridgeport
Clover Boldt
June E. Wheeler
Yonkers
Eleanor K. Sowers
Sara Neiman
Schuyler
Neb
Hobart Tuttle
Paterson
Timothy F. Murphy
Eugene H. Briggs
Benjamin F. Briggs
Sidney Barkalow
Mrs. Hobart
Paterson, N. J
Maude Beardsley
M. &. Beardsley
Memphis
Tenn
Frederick H. Gans
Charles Clifton Cowan
West End Avenue
Walter H. Beardsley
Lilles-Of-The-Valley
Cowan
Araminta F. Reid
Adrian Young Reid
George Henry Smith, Jr
Marble Collegiate Church
Florence I. Kenyon
Wallace H. Howell
Arthur Robinson
William and
James
Genevieve Lucille Pack
William M. Pack
John F. Trow, Jr
Carter
East Orange
Edith May Ludlow
Res
Orange
Elizabeth Seymour
John Seymour
W. M. Crane
Josephine P. Boardman
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