Vaudeville and theater listings at multiple New York venues
The page lists shows at venues such as Amusements theaters and gardens with times in the afternoon and evening. Acts include The Honeymooners The Rose of the Rancho The Parisian Model Fascinating Flora and The Orchid, plus concerts and roller skating at Madison Square Garden and Kaitenborn at T Nicholas Garden.
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Aerial Gardens
Alhambra
Belasco
Rancho
BIJOU
Broadway
Canarsie
Golden City
Conboy Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Res
Herald Square
Hudson
Brewster's Millions
Jardin Dts
Knickerk
Lincoln Squar
Lyceum
Company B
LYRIC
Madison
SAVOY
T. Nicholas Garden
Kaitenborn
Wallace
West End
Hague talks ease fears as German delegates stay silent
Berlin reports say preliminaries for the Hague conference satisfy Germany and that German delegates will not join discussions on disarmament. In Lodz Poland a new reign of terror has killed eleven and wounded thirty-seven since June 2. Japanese press remains silent on indemnity demands for damage in San Francisco.
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Berlin
Germany
Lodz
Russian Poland
San Francisco
Mobile
Marietta
Central American
Siberia
Oscar
Queen Sophia
Sweden
Pennsylvania
Senator Knox
Roosevelt
Knox
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Boise
Steunenberg
Hughes
Albany
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cohalan
Page
Senate
William McMacken
Internal Revenue
Toledo (Ohio
Lincoln Beachy
Revere Beach
Mass
Boston
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
McClellan
William Jennings Bryan
George D. Eldridge
The
Mutual Reserve
Coler
Brooklyn
New York
Tae Trieune Subscriptions Remain Mail Delivered Nationwide
Readers leaving the city can receive Tae Trieune by mail at any address nationwide or abroad and change address as needed. Subscriptions may be given to your regular dealer before mailing or handed in at the Tae Trieune Office. See opposite page for rates.
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Tar Treune
Colonel Watterson’s Napoleonic Plan To Save Democrats
The article critiques Colonel Watterson’s three point scheme to rescue the Democratic Party after possible defeats. It urges self sacrifice by Bryan, a guaranteed unknown candidate, and a four word platform, but notes the unlikelihood of others’ willingness to surrender leadership or reveal the candidate.
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Europe
Watterson
Democratic Party
Bryan
Courier-Journal
Hughes
Mr. Bryan
Virginia
Kentucky
Commonwealths
Colonel Watterson
Democratic row over candidate as Watterson warns faithful trust still required
Colonel Watterson predicts trouble if the party lifts its veil on a winning candidate. He notes Bryan's friends demand to trot him out and warns the party of Jefferson and Jackson must shed skepticism, choose faith over sight, and support a candidate without reservations.
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Watterson
Mr. Bryan
Jefferson
Jackson
Wadsworths Plan Faces Constitutional and Political Clash
The piece weighs apportionment plans by Speaker Wadsworth and Senator Tully, arguing both aim to satisfy population, contiguity, and constitutional requirements while serving self interest. It compares district maps, notes potential eliminations, and urges a fair plan that withstands court scrutiny.
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Wadsworth
Tully
Assembly
Wadsworth Senate
New York
Senate
Mr. Tully
Speaker Wadsworth
Putnam
Orange
Columbia
Dutchess
Cassidy
Orchard's tale aligns with a brutal murder trade
In Boise on Wednesday and yesterday Harry Orchard recounted a chilling narrative of wholesale, impersonal killings tied to the Western Federation. The witness spoke in a flat, dispassionate tone, detailing murders of scabs, mining officials, and a Denver casualty, suggesting a calculated motive without asserting pride or remorse.
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Harry Orchard
Boise
Orchard
Les
Independence Station
Wally
Denver
Gabbert
Colorado
Corroboration Sought on Federation Officials as Crime Ring
The piece argues that if Orchard’s account is true, federation leaders formed a murder syndicate. It links the West’s mining regions to violence and compares it to the Molly Maguires era in Pennsylvania, suggesting miners’ history explains a terror reign.
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Orchard
West
Molly McGuire
Pennsylvania
Ambition and the English Derby in Croker’s confession
A former citizen recalls winning the English Derby as life’s peak and notes ambition can be admirable if balanced with public duty. The piece mocks Tammany politicians who would trade honest administration for racing glory and calls for sworn truth from leaders.
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England
Croker
Ife
New York
Emigration Debate Reflects Hungarian Policy And U S Impact
The article weighs Hungarian emigration limits against American labor needs, arguing that most emigrants stay in the United States and send wealth home, causing net losses to origin countries. It suggests Hungary should improve conditions to retain population rather than push expatriation.
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United States
Kossuth
South America
America
Ladea
Ike
Hungary
Hfe
Union Food and the Beefsteak Union in Chicago
A satirical column mocks labor unions pushing for unionized meals in Chicago. A furniture factory strike over Sunday beefsteak leads to a double union dispute as carpenters and woodworkers demand regulations for edible food, highlighting the tensions between organized labor and food quality.
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Chicago
Carpenters’ Union
Union Diets and Food Pills Stir Chicago Debate
The piece satirically questions union influence on food, suggesting open shops and minds may shape diets. It mocks scab rhetoric and imagines unions dictating breakfast fare from grapefruit to yeast, while noting walking delegates' daily wages as context for labor demands.
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Chicago
Mars Opportunity Nears as Earth Passes July 12
The article notes an extraordinary two month window for Mars study as Earth nears a close approach on July 12, with Lowell Observatory and other observatories capturing canal photography and debating the existence of lines first seen by Schiaparelli. It also satirizes meat industry ethics and quotes testimonies about life insurance fraud while critiquing liquor makers.
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Mars
Earth
Percival Lowell
Arizona
Schiaparelli
Social Notes From Washington June Visit Highlights
Mrs Taft returns to Millbury after guest stint as Secretary Taft battles a cold and prepares to attend Jeannes Educational Fund meeting in Philadelphia. Secretary of the Navy Metcalf and wife join Jamestown exposition plans while naval guests graduate at Annapolis. Other household moves include families heading to Jamestown and Europe for summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Capital
Millbury
Mass
William Corcoran Eustis
Virginia
Philadelphia
Jeannes Educational Fund
George von I. Meryer
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Annapolis
Schroeder
Navy
Norfolk
Moulton K. Johnson
Johnson
Diplomatic Corps Movements From Washington for Europe
Mme Nabuco wife of Brazil's ambassador sails for Europe with her children to join the ambassador in Paris for the summer. Mme Gurgel do Amaral and her sister depart Washington for New York and Europe, sailing Saturday with Mme Chermont to Paris. The Hayt minister and Mme Leger leave Tuesday for New York to sail for Europe, with Leger named delegate to the Hague peace conference. they plan to return in fall.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Nabuco
Brazil
Europe
Paris
Mme
Gurgel Do Amaral
Miss Godinho
New York
Mme. Chermont
Hayt
Mme. Léger
Léger
Hague
Washington Society Tea at Woodley Lane Hosts Notables
Mrs Beekman Winthrop hosted a small tea at Senator Newlands home in Woodley Lane with fifty or sixty guests including Mrs Cortelyou and Miss Marion Oliver assisting. Countess Von Moltke-Hultfeldt, daughter of Mme Jerome Bonaparte, plans New York then Denmark, sailing next day. Mme Bonaparte joins her daughter and Jerome Bonaparte. Mrs Schroeder wife of Commander Seaton attends.
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Prom
Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Denmark
Mme. Bonaparte
Cazenova
N. Y
Jerome Bonaparte
Mrs. Schroeder
Commander Seaton
Secretary Taft Projected Travel Schedule Through Summer
Washington announces Secretary of War Taft will tour multiple states from June 6 to late summer. He will speak at State University Madison Deloitte, Iowa, Minnesota, Davenport Arsenal, Fort Snelling, and Ottawa Kansas, with stops in Sioux Falls Omaha and Fort Meade. Plans include a Philippine voyage from Seattle around September 10 and potential return to Washington by Christmas.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Madison
Wis
State University
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Milwaukee
Davenport
Iowa
United States Arsenal
Tri-City Press Club
Kan
Murray Bay
Quebec
Philippines
Seattle
Taft
Far East
Talk of the Day and Notes on Various Scenes
A collage of brief items from far nations to American society includes Theodor Rosenfeld and his Chinese automatic man King Fu, remarks on poet Bardsleigh, thoughts on William Cullen Bryant, refugees digging white clay near Chin-Kiang, a gag about a boy and his father in Houston, Bishop Olmsted quips on Sabbath and rain, and a jokey exchange about Henry Watterson's candidate.
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Carlsbad
Theodor Rosenfeld
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
King Fu
Rosenfeld
Wolfgang von Kempelen
Theodore Tilton
William Cullen Bryant
Bryant
Chin-Kiang
Kuan Yin
Tuan Fang
Nanking
Sanford Olmsted
Colorado
Denver
Weddings Past and To Come in Philadelphia and Beyond
A series of reader friendly society notes. Miss Eleanor Lewis wed C Wheaton Vaughn in Philadelphia. Miss Ethel Tatnall Megear and Gilbert Bergen Woodhull marry at the bride’s home. Frank F Lyon weds Ida Mallory before five hundred guests in Franklin. Engagement announced for Helen Howard and Thomas Wasser to marry in October.
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Philadelphia
Eleanor Lewis
Edmund D. Lewis
South 22d Street
C. Wheaton Vaughn
H. Wheaton Vaughn
East 11Th Street
New York
Dorothy Randolph
Samuel T. Skidmore
Ethel Tatnall Megear
Alter Megear
Gilbert Bergen Woodhull
Brooklyn
Powelton Avenue
J. Ernest Richards
Radnor
Richard Holloman
Franklin
Penn
Frank F. Lyon
Clarence Lyon
Ida M. Mallory
First Baptist Church
Miss Lyon
Miss Striker
Ray McDonald
Pittsburg
Helen Howard
The
Howard Piano Company
This City
Thomas Wasser
Jersey City
King Oscar and Queen Sofia Celebrate Golden Wedding
The golden wedding of King Oscar and Queen Sofia was joyfully celebrated in Stockholm with a cathedral service attended by the royal family. The couple toured decorated streets while crowds acclaimed them and congratulatory messages came from around the world.
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Stockholm
Oscar
Sofia
Sweden
Baltimore Doctor Made Knight Commander by Pope
Dr J Frank Crouch professor of therapeutics at the Baltimore Medical College is named a Knight Commander of the Order of St Gregory the Great by Pope Pius X. Cardinal Gibbons invested him at the Passionist Monastery in Baltimore. The honor is said to be shared by only two others in the United States.
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Baltimore
J. Frank Crouch
Baltimore Medical College
Pius X
Cardinal Gibbons
Crouch
Bequests of J Henley Smith Valued Over 200000
In Florence died J Henley Smith last April leaving a May 31 1906 will. He leaves most of his estate to wife Mary Rebecca Smith in trust. Upon her death the residue goes in many legacies including 5000 to Princeton for five scholarships. The Library of Congress gains 1000 manuscripts by Washington Jefferson Monroe and Madison.
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Washington
J. Henley Smith
Florence
Italy
Mary Rebecca Smith
Princeton University
Library of Congress
Jefferson
Monroe
Madison
Morgan Leases Richmond House For Episcopal General Convention
J Pierpont Morgan has leased Thomas M Rutherford's Richmond residence for three weeks during the Episcopal General Convention in October. A Florence Italy letter names his guests including Bishop Albany Dr Greer, bishop coadjutor of New York, and Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts.
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the Tribune
Richmond
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas M. Rutherford
Morgan
Florence
Italy
Albany
Greer
New York
Lawrence
Massachusetts
New York Society Notes on Births and Trips
Mr and Mrs Ralph Sanger welcome a son with Mrs Virginia Osborn, daughter of Prof and Mrs H Fairfield Osborn. Mrs James Henry Smith sails for England to live in London, Le Grand Griswold hosts a farewell bachelor dinner at Delmonico s. Notables attend from New York and Baltimore as society circles prepare travel and weddings across Newport Lenox and Scarsdale.
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Ralph Sanger
Sanger
Virginia Osborn
H. Fairfield Osborn
James Henry Smith
England
London
Oliver Harriman
White Plains
Archbold Gives Funds for Sloatsburg Church
Suffern N Y June 6 After planning a 310000 Methodist Church at Sloatsburg NY the church will be built The Board of Church Extension gave 1000 Fred Snow of Hillburn president of the Hillburn Ima Works added 300 and promises more The Archbold Standard Oilman contributed 150 and his wife 100 Carnegie gave 80 toward a new pipe organ condition that the church raise the same amount
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Tribune
Suffern
N. Y
Sloatsburgh
Board of Church Extension
Fred Snow
Hillburn
Hillburn Ima Works
John D. Archbold
Standard Oilman
Andrew Carnegie
May Give McKinley Home to Nation in Canton
Justice Day, president of the National McKinley Association, said Mrs. M C Barber of Canton intends to donate the McKinley homestead to the memorial association if the purchase from the President’s heirs is arranged. He expects the offer to be accepted at the June 19 meeting to keep the home intact.
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Canton
Ohio
Justice Day
National McKinley Association
M. C. Barber
McKinley
Memorial Association
Regent Refuses Felix Mottl Release for Vienna Opera
Munich reports Prince Regent Luitpold denies releasing Felix Mottl musical director of the Royal Opera House to take the Vienna Imperial Opera House directorship. The decision blocks any American offers and keeps him in Bavaria.
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Munich
Bavaria
Luitpold
Herr Felix Mottl
Royal Opera House
Imperial Opera House
Vienna
Herr Mott
Bryan Party Heads Home After Washington Visit
Mr. William J. Bryan and daughter Grace Bryan spent today in Washington. Tomorrow the party will reach Lincoln Nebraska at noon to begin their trip home from the capital.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Grace Bryan
Laurier Meets Pope in Private Audience in Rome
Canadian Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Minister L P Brodeur with families were received privately by the Pope in Rome. The Pontiff expressed affectionate interest in Canada's progress and Laurier held two lengthy talks with the Papal Secretary of State Merry del Val.
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Rome
Wilfrid Laurier
L. P. Brodeur
Dominion
Laurier
Ca Merry del Val
Wit on the Bench May Be Costly in Philadelphia Trial
During John Whittaker’s murder trial in Sunbury the judge Savidge mocked expert testimony on insanity inclining jurists to seek a new trial. He ridiculed the claim that Jacksonian epilepsy likened to Anderson’s victory over Britain, provoking defense motions.
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Philadelphia
John Whittaker
Sunbury
Savidge
Andy ~Son
New Jeans
Whittaker
Snow in June Promotions From Reading Correspondence
Lewis W Hagenman, a 91 year old Reading resident, recalls 75 years ago when 33 days of snow blanketed Easley Pennsylvania. He notes farmers feared crop damage from scraping snow and wheat, but urges patience to see better days.
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The
Philad
Lewis W. Hagenman
Hagenman
Easey
Pennsylvania
Mr. Hagenman
Frisco's Army of the Role
San Francisco Chronicle notes a large, uncertain group in the Carmen strike facing lost wages. It estimates 2,036 workers paid but many idle, with daily earnings around 350 dollars and weekly losses potentially reaching 500000 dollars, as plants idle and profits vanish.
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Frisco’s
San Francisco Chronicle
Croker Takes Action At Last In Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript notes a rare moment of approval as Richard Croker finally acts in a manner the paper deems commendable. The commentary frames the move as a significant deviation from prior conduct and underscores the public interest.
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Boston Transcript
Richard Croker
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New-York Daily Tribune
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the Diplomatic Corps
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Houston Post
Stanch Administration
Henry Watterson
Washington Star
Wham
Joseph
Philadelphia Inquirer
King Oscar
Pope
MR. Morgan
Richmond House
NEW York Society
Philip M. Lydig
Katonah
Nw. Y
Clarence Mackay
Lenox
Curtis
Springtown
Douglas Robinson
Corinne Douglas Robinson
Here
Kimer, N. Y
John Jacob Astor
Mrs. Astor
Newport
Vincent
Elisha Dyer
Laura Swan
Anne Morgan
Woodbury Kane
Helen D. Gallatin
Charles Newbold Welsh
John Lowther Welsh
James Gallatin
East Sth Street
Archbold
M’kinley
Felix Mottl
Mrs. Bryan
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
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