Belasco Showcases The Girl of the Golden West
Amusements section lists theater across multiple venues including Belasco's The Girl of the Golden West at Alhambra and vaudeville acts at Coney Island Luna Park Victoria Lyric and other New York venues. Notable acts include The Lion and the Mouse and Brown of Harvard with schedule times from 2:15 to 8:15 PM.
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Alhambra
Belasco
Golden West
Vaudev
Coney Island
Thompson & Dundy
Greater Luna Park
Victoria
Ceum
New York
New York Roof Garden
Vaudeville
Lee
Brown
Harvard
Savoy
Congress and Foreign Turmoil Roil News This Morning
Senate debates Railroad Rate bill anti-pass clause while House advances Sundry Civil bill amid filibuster. Reports out of St Petersburg say unrest grows among troops. Japanese Manchuria rail control split between government and people. Roosevelt speaks at Cathedral School. stock markets strong and East Side rail projects advance. Weather partly cloudy with highs near 83.
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Congress
Senate
House
New York Custom House
St. Petersburg
Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann
Berlin
Provence
Havre
New York
William
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Italy
Tokio
Japan
Manchuria
Guatemala
Dombestic
Chicago Packers
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
FT la Cere
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
New York University
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Pennsylvania Republicans Back Roosevelt Style Reform
The Pennsylvania Republican platform praises President Roosevelt for exposing and correcting long standing abuses. It argues conservative gains come from reform, warns against socialist or demagogic attacks, and urges voters to trust a party that exposes and punishes corruption rather than concealment.
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Pennsylvania
Union
Roosevelt
Washington
Republican Platform Claims Strength Against Abuses
The piece argues for continued faith in the Republican party, praising its record of enacting reforms and opposing abuses. It contrasts Republican achievements with opponents’ promises and urges voters to judge by results, while lauding Pennsylvania's platform for radicalism aimed at sane reform.
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Pennsylvania
Bryan Conservatism Sways Dems After Europe Return
The piece notes Colonel William J. Bryan’s return to New York amid a rebounding Democratic effort to present him as conservative and safe. It cites Belmont Nicoll support, party realignment, and possible future appearances by Grover Cleveland or ex-anti fiat money Democrats to sway Missouri and national sentiment.
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William J. Bryan
New York
Democratic Club
Bryan
August Belmont
DeLancey Nicoll
The
Nebraska Statesman
Cincinnatus
Europe
Parker
Warwick
St. Louis
Alton B. Parker
Safe
National Committee
Democratic
Folk
Missouri
Dave Bale
Pike County
Eastern grown beef and local meat supply movement
The piece argues for federal inspection to reduce Western packer control and promote Eastern beef. It notes New York’s dependence on Chicago and urges East Coast farmers and butchers to unite for a steady local supply, reviving an independent regional meat industry. It highlights public demand for local slaughterhouses and healthier, trade-friendly competition.
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New York
Chicago
Dunne
Jaques
Trust
Eastern butchers push for home meat supply and dairy-farmed cattle
Authors argue Eastern farmers should raise dairy cattle and fatten with alfalfa and silage to build a home meat industry. They claim improved methods and a break in Western monopoly would provide better dressed beef, raise quality, and protect Eastern consumers while spurring competition and reform.
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Trust
New York
New England
Unfaithful Friend Promptly Returns After Inquiry
Mr E J Berwind sailed home after a month away to attend the present inquiry. He said a letter from a friend warned him that a great mother was being made over relations between his company and the Pennsylvania Railroad. He noted newspapers carried full testimony from official proceedings before the Interstate Commerce Commission and that the friend’s warning created an erroneous impression.
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E. J. Berwind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Berwind
Interstate Commerce Commission
Word From Peary Delayed By Sea Ice And Communication Gaps
The article notes the odds of receiving Peary’s northern news this year are low. The Roosevelt lacks wireless gear and winter quarters complicate a return from Grant Land. Communications depend on slow mail by whalers or Etah and Cape Sabine rendezvous, with August access unlikely.
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Peary
Explorer
Roosevelt
Grant Land
Baffin Bay
Arctic Ocean
Greenland
St. John's
Newfoundland
Etah
Cape Sabine
North
The New Naval Programme Ambiguity Delay in Battleship Plans
Senate amendment to the Naval Appropriation bill would require a detailed report on the proposed battleship plans and could delay construction. Six months may be needed for planning, with a possible start next winter if approval is granted. The House favors granting discretionary power to the Navy Department to advance the project, aiming to keep pace with foreign powers building 18000-ton battleships.
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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
Congress Debates Naval Policy and Political Moves
The article surveys U S naval funding debates and Senate posture, notes potential party shifts in the Democratic machine, and cites executives like Murphy and Bryan. It also discusses labor union tensions within the Western Federation of Miners, the Butte delegation’s stance against socialist methods, and political maneuvering around Brooklyn leadership and the Citizens Union.
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Butte Union
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Meyer
Butte
Steunenberg
Miss Georgia Burns Youngest Ranch Owner in Country
The item highlights Miss Georgia A Burns of Oklahoma as the youngest woman ranch owner and manager of 11000 acres the Arrow Heart cattle ranch. She recently leased 100000 acres of Choctaw and Chickasaw lands for ninety nine years and active in saddle and cattle work alongside thirty cowboys.
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Georgia A. Burns
Oklahoma
Miss Burns
White House address honors graduates and cadet prize
President delivers speech to the graduating class and attends a prize drill with High School Cadets, presenting a banner to the winning company. Miss Ethel Roosevelt participates in the procession and chorus at the school event.
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Ethel Roosevelt
Diplomatic Figures Leave Washington for Summer Homes
The June schedule lists Baron and Baroness Rosen and other foreign officials departing Washington for summer homes in Magnolia Beverly and Colonial Beach. Ministers and attachés plan residencies in Amherst Mass Paris Wiesbaden Beverly Farms and New Haven while Pan American matters continue abroad.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baron
Legation
Mme
Yung Kwai
Colonial Beach
Portela
Argentina
Pan-American Congress
Law
Mme. Hebbinghaus
New York
Europe
Hebbinghaus
Beverly Farms
Mass
Mme. Chermont
Nabuco
Brazil
Chermont
London
Paris
Wiesbaden
Ryan
Beverly
Mme. Jussarand
New Haven
Yale University
Washington society notes mark royal honor rolls and weddings
Miss Helen Taft heads the National Cathedral School honor roll with Miss Ethel Roosevelt also on the list as Mrs Roosevelt attends. Marriages unfold with Miss Henrietta Woodward wed to Lt. Thomas Lee Johnson alongside a courtly reception. Evelyn Talley Cronin weds Richard Coulter Drum Hunt in Georgetown amid military social circles. General Crozier hosts a Potomac cruise for notable guests including Miss Roosevelt and Miss Taft.
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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
Johnson
Paul Brent Johnson
Leavenworth
Kan
R. R. Converse
Rochester
Marine Band
Evelyn Talley Cronin
William Cooper Talley
Richard Coulter Drum Hunt
R. C. Drum
Henry J. Hunt
Christ Church
Georgetown
Crozier
John Rayburn
Reyburn
Potomac
Hobart and brides among late 19th century weddings
Miss Caroline Frye Briggs wed Garret A. Hobart son of the late Vice President Hobart in Auburn. The ceremony was led by Rev. F. A. Dillingham with a bridal party including Miss Emma Frye White and bridesmaids from New York Yonkers and Schuyler. The couple plans a Paterson N J home after a Continental Europe trip. Separate notices detail several other nuptials in New York and New Jersey with church ceremonies, attendants, and receptions listed.
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May Bruce Brennan
Thomas Brennan
Louisville
William Lanier Washington
Constable Chapel
Church of the Incarnation
Robert Emery Brennan
Albert Brennan
Rockland Tyng Homans
James R Washington
John Augustine Washington
George Washington
Tribune
Auburn
Caroline Frye Briggs
Frank H. Briggs
Frye
Garret A. Hobart
Hobart
F. A. Dillingham
Bridgeport
Clover Boldt
New York
June E. Wheeler
Yonkers
Eleanor K. Sowers
Washington
Sara Neiman
Schuyler
Neb
Hobart Tuttle
Paterson
N. J
Timothy F. Murphy
H. Briggs
Benjamin F. Briggs
Sidney Kalow
Lenox and Stockbridge Summer Social Flip in Berkshire
Lenox Cricket Club adds William B O Fisid as vice president and hosts summer home games. Notable arrivals include Joseph Ilasigi and Miss Alles Grant Smith at Clover Croft, with guests seen touring Lenox and Stockbridge cottages.
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Tribune
Lenox Cricket Club
William B. O. Fisid
William D. Sloane
Joseph Ilasigi
Boston
Alles Grant Smith
Philadelphia
Oscar Lasigi
Clover Croft
Stockbridge
Samuel Hill
Lenox
Shaughlin
James J. Hill
William Armstrong
New York
France
James Stillman
Charlotte Stillman
Charles Harkness
William Taylor
Theresa Smith
Kohisaat
Joy Villa
Lenox Cottage
Julian W. Robbins
Peters Villa
Richard T. Auchmuty
Dormers
Adele Kneeland
Fairlawn
Georgiana Lament
Laurel Lake Cottaza
John Hutton
Oronoque
W. F. Garrison
Treadway Villa
Wiliam Manning
Vandusen Cottage
van Tassell Dillington
Russell Cottage
Great Barrington
Berkshires
Two Local Weddings Reported in New Jersey Churches
Ludlow tied in marriage to Spencer S Marsh at Main Avenue Presbyterian Church with a large bridal party including Grace Ludlow Martha Orr Edith Walton and others. Separately Elizabeth Seymour wed Thomas Higgins at St John s Church Orange with a small breakfast gathering at the Seymour home.
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Brooklyn
Chauncey Marsh
William Orr Ludlow
Frederick Brothers
William Frederick Dix Alfred Abbott
East Orange
Louis Delano
Montclair
Alan Burnett
New York
Orange
N. J
Elizabeth Seymour
John Seymour
Oranges Common Council
St John's Church
Thomas Higgins
Glen Ridge
Matthias J. McDonald
Katherine Seymour
William
Dinner Honors Rhodes Scholars At Oxford Event
Amertess Ambassador Whitelaw Reid attended a private dinner in Oxford tonight to honor Rhodes scholarship men. Sir Lewis Mite presided as nearly all the Rhodes students were present.
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Oxford
Whitelaw Reid
Amertess
Rhodes
Lewis Mite
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White House
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Troy
N. Y
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Gae
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Belmont Park
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Willing Spencer
Austen Gray
William F. Whitehouse, Jr
Arthur Scott Buglen
Thomas Sudell
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
H. Fairfeld Osborn
Garrisons-on-Hudson
Mrs. Forsyth Wickes
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF Society
Miss Briggs
Senator Frye
Maude Beardsley
M. B. Beardsley
Memphis
Tenn
Frederick H. Gans
Charles Clifton Cowan
West End Avenue
Walter H. Beardsley
Cowan
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Merle Smith
Sherry‘s
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Adrian Young Reid
George Henry Smith, Jr
Marble Collegiate Church
Florence I. Kenyon
Wallace H. Howell
Arthur Robinson
William E
James 8. Ogsburg
SH Howell
A. E. Myers
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William M. Pack
John F. Trow, Jr
All Angels’ Church
William Colton
George Swift de Morgan
Irving Stanley Blance
Tis
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de Lancey Townsend
Marguerite Milbank Baker
William M. Baker
William D. L. Huillier
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Plainfield
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H. Clark
Sophie Cause Fete
George, Beemnty
Ralph Louis
Charlies F. Brinckerhoff, Jr
Ae Uneke
Leonard B. Smith, Jr
Edith May Ludlow
da James M
W. M. Crane
Josephine P. Boardman
Willam & Boardman
Josephine Porter Boardman
Winthrop Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Windycliffe
Manchester
Mi. Boarman
Capitol
Crane Squomr
Mrs. Boardman
Mabel
Josephine Hoardman
Miss Boardman
Tatts
Philippines
Red Cross
Frederick A. Reet
Leigh Court
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