Debate onDirect Primaries and Corporate Abuses in The Tribune
The article critiques direct primaries and corporate policy, arguing the system has inflated costs and fostered abuses. It notes disputes over Republican credentials and delegates, urging reform to preserve party integrity. It contrasts partisan choral rhetoric with calls for prudent self-government and a cleaner nomination process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
National Organization
Commonwealth
Repubican
Congress
TNC
Republican Nations Organization
Chicago
Republican Party
Republican Organization
Belgium Belgium and the money trust amid June days
The piece surveys rioter sentences in New Jersey and compares with California. It discusses Belgium neutrality, possible French annexation agitation, and fear of intervention. It notes campaign rhetoric, voter systems, and the need for careful judicial action to avoid injustice while addressing unrest. It also critiques courthouse condemnation delays and calls for vigilance against graft.
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New Jersey
California
Chang
San Diego
Lind
Ite
Coal trust probes and graft claims in morning news
The article reports a Morgan inquiry into coal payments to Tuore, a Pujo money trust hearing with Willan Sherer on the stand, an alleged bookmaker arrested near Belmont, a habeas corpus writ delay in Hyde case, and a massive street cleaning parade despite rain. It also covers party leadership moves, Panama parcels post, and the Titanic inquiry testimony on lifeboat capacity.
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CIPY
William Fellowes Morgan
Merchants’ Association Committee
Willan Sherer
Clearing House
Pujo Money Trust Committee
Belmont Terminal
Charles H. Hyde
Chamberlain
Gaynor
Edwards
Ung
Tammany Hall
Lower East Side
Supreme Court
Clackguard
New York
Seaboard
Republican Nations Committee
Chicago
Victor Rosewater
Nobraski
Taft
Taft Leaders Virtually Challenged Mr. Roosevelt
National Committee
United States
Panama
Washington
Benvior Nixon
Nevada
West
Appropr
House of Representatives
Bert H. Franklin
Darrow
Los Angeles
McNamara
Philadelphia
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Lohmer
Charles Belknap
Santiago
Belgium
Brussels
Ostend
Harold A. Sanderaan
White Star
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Durango
Duchess of Connaught
Montreal
Gottlieb Rost
Hamburg
Loweet
East Side gangs push direct action in streetcar cases
A magistrate in the East Side sentences a streetcar masher to thirty days in the workhouse, aiming to set an example that could curb a pernicious practice. The remark notes that gangs favor direct action and implies tougher penalties may deter such incidents.
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East Side
Talk Of The Day And Miscellany In Aged Columns
A quirky columnpiece recounts a yacht man failing to start his motor boat as waves roughen. nature intervenes when a wave frees the propeller and lurches the engine to life. A string of brief quips, cartoons, and travel vignettes follows, noting graduation fashion rules and cultural travel habits.
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Thin
Tauit
The Belgian Problem The attempted revolution Warseggium
An analysis of Belgiums chaotic politics blames religion education and suffrage for unrest. It notes Flemish Walloon tensions a dual school system and a universal yet complicated franchise with multiple voting schemes. The piece argues socialists and clerics clash over school funding while literacy remains low.
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Teutons
Eltstin
The Call of the People
A fragmentary dialogue shows a wife demanding fulfillment of promises from a husband who refuses, illustrating social tension. The scene mirrors a broader push for public action or rights as hinted by the period voice and illustrated context.
Writer Questions Roosevelt Campaign Funds and Influence
A New York letter to the editor questions campaign financing and directing hands behind the Roosevelt movement. It argues delegates may violate pledges, warns of a potential bolter effort, and notes alleged financing of Speaker Champ Clark's candidacy as a symbol of financial power challenging free government.
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the Tribune
Roosevelt
Jin
Taft
Tutt
Thoxs
Champ Clark
Bryan
Wilton
Clark
Congress
New York
Merchants Debate Nominee Opinion in Turbulent Times
A letter writer in Brooklyn argues merchants should rally behind Roosevelt or Taft depending on nomination, while another merchant predicts Taft would win no states if nominated. The exchange reflects persistent Republican loyalties spanning decades and a wary view of party leadership amidst looming election stakes.
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Teaver
Brooklyn
the Terbune
Roosevelt
Taft
York
Dane
Washington social season notes from June 6
Secretary of the Navy hosted German warship officers at dinner. A Mount Vernon excursion to the Mayflower is planned for a party of Washington society members. Various high society figures and families, including Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. Wicker, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, and others, arrive or entertain at Newport and local estates. Lord Camous reportedly suffers appendicitis. several guests occupy or visit summer homes along Bellevue Avenue and Jamestown area.
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Ron
Ribune Mureau
Washington
Secretary of ‘the Navy
Meyer
Mount Vernon
Jon
Wasington Sociery
Wicker‘ahant
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Guatemala
Fema
Newport
T. Sute Fern
Honeysuckle Lodge
Theodore M. Davis
Stuart Duncan
New York
Henry A. ©. Taylor
William V. Pratt
Hugh Auchinelogs
Mise Catherine Neill
Boston
William J. Glyn
R. Whites
FH. Rosengarten
Philadelphia
My. Rosengarten
Jamestown
William Grosvenor
Mise
P. Grosvenor
Providener
Grosvenor
Dudley Davis ix
Providence
Edward & Rawson
Avalon
Lord Camous
Enat
Lord
Lady Camneyy
William Watts Sherrann
K Rollins Mores
Villa Rosa
Bellevue Avenue
Diplomatic Dinner Hosts at Washington Event
The French Ambassador and Mme Tusserand hosted a dinner in Washington for Mrs Stimson wife of the Secretary of War and other dignitaries including the Peruvian Minister and Mme de Pezet the chief of staff and US Army officials. The French ambassador and Mme Jusserand plan to sail for France about June 20 with the chargé d affaires aunt de Peretti de la Rocca acting in that role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Amassador
Mme. Tusserand
Stimson
Minator
Mme. de Pezet
I S.A
Leonard Wood
Clarence J. Blanchard
Manuel Walls Y Merino
Spain
Manuel de Freyre
Santander
Mies Frances Camale
Countess de Perett de la Rocca
Countess de Chammbrun
Maugras
Viscount de St. Phalle
Mme. Jusserand
France
de Peretti de la Rocca
Washington society notes guests and travel plans at summer events
Items from Washington society list June travels and visits by notable figures. Mrs Taft hosts a luncheon at the Country Club with Mrs Edward White. Mrs James Pinchot heads to Chicago for the convention, then to join her son Gifford Pinchot. Several families plan summers in Jamestown, Rome, Naples, Boston, and Italy’s mountains, with Longworth and Mrs Mouldman among others and Captain Norton preparing for summer in Massachusetts.
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Letomine Tribune
Baren
Washington
Taft
Country Club
Edward D. White
United States Supreme Court
James W. Pinchot
Chiesago
George M. Dunn
Rome
Boston
Naples
Soann
Italy
Harold P Norton
Orton
New York Society Bride Angonella Kane to Wed McVickar
Miss Angonella Kane will marry Henry Lansing McVickar on June 2 at St Marys Church in Tuxedo Park. Best man and ushers named. reception to follow at the bride’s parents villa in Tuxedo Park. Additional society notices list relocations and summer plans for multiple families.
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Olive Warrington Leggett
Pemberton Leggett
Edward Chancey Halsey
East Orange
Charles‘. Walkley
Grace Episcopal Church
Ruth Halsey
Minn Kaith Hedge
Katherine Woodruff
Mix Florence Allen
East Oranke
Mish Marguerite Rose
Bronxville
N.Y
Robert Davis
Denver
Ushers
McCracken
Newark
Dudley
Plainield
Ralph Kirkman
Brooklyn
Gilbert N. Hunting
Howard Gee
Jowett Leggett
Last Orange
Angonella Kane
Grenville Kane
Henry Lansing McVickar
Henry McVickar
St. Mary's Church
Tuxedo Park
Gerald de Courcey
Washington
Carroll Dana Winslow
Frederick
Frelinghuysen
Law
Rence MeKeover Miller
Henry If Crosby
Stockbridge hosts manual training and domestic science school
Berkshire notes report Stockbridge opens a manual training and domestic science school for boys and girls with top Boston teachers. Guests at Stockbridge include Mrs Rickett of Petersfield England and Mrs Howard Picher of Washington. Socials feature tea for Miss Florence Colt Dutton before her June wedding to Harry P. Trigham. Several visitors lodge at Red Lion and Curtis hotels while plans unfold.
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Tringrapa
Oscar Tasigt
Stockbolder
Mrstaaigh
Boston
Stockbridge
A. J. Rickett
Petersfield
England
Howard Picher
Washington
J. Rofew Stu, Jr
W. A. Bagelay
Red Lion
Edward Boltwood Mull
Florence Colt Dutton
Harry P. Trigham
John & Kennedy
New York
Curtis Hotel
Mra
Sidney Haight
Capuin Haight
Honolulu
Garrison
Lenox
George W. Folsom
Frederick Crowninstick
Italy
Morris K. Jesup
Joston G. Abbott
Trinity School
David F. Canavan
Day
Peters
Court Hatem Hill
Maplewood
Pittfield
D. Foss
Lancaster
Robert Duncan
Brooklyn
Joseph Kelly
Akron
Ohio
Farnham
Mortlans
A. Walker
Smlin Walker
Ironke Iyn
Greenock Inn
le Min
J. Lawrence Lao
Curella Hotel
Avlantic ey presidents of AMA elected at Nashville meeting
Avlantic ey or senna Wyatt Venoon of Nashville was elected president of the American Medical Association. Dr Philander Harris of Paterson N J was named first vice president Dr John J Heffron of Syracuse second vice president and Dr M McClanahan of Omaha third vice president The convention neared closure with few sessions remaining and ophthalmology and public health topics drawing emphasis.
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Avlantic
Senna
Wyatt Venoon
Nashville
Tenn
American Medical Association
Philander Harris
Paterson
N. J
John J. Heffron
Syracuse
If. M. McClanahan
Omaha
John A. Donovan
Butte, Stont
Army
Navy
Mle Hitha. Ghower
Lestie F Spooner
Boston
New York Suburbs Discuss 14 Million Transit Plan
Suburban city councils in New York propose expenditure of 14 million for subway expansion. Critics compare to Panama Canal cost and note mixed reactions while other items joke about July celebrations and streetcar rules. The mix hints at a busy, uneasy city outlook with varied commentary.
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New York
Mubwaya
Uhemmelgen
Panama Canal
Providence News
Jaann
Newark News
Pont-ptandart
Ann
Milwaukee
Eatitre of America Arts and Letters
Suletri
Marerora Times
Miss Langhorne Engaged to Naval Officer James Parker
Announcement from Mr and Mrs James Potter Langhorne confirms the engagement of their daughter Miss Julia Langhorne to Lieutenant James Parker of the U S Navy. The couple met during Miss Langhorne and her sister's Newport visit several months ago, Parker then stationed there. The Langhorne family hails from the East and is connected to prominent figures including Mrs Charles Dana Gibson and Reginald Brooks of New York and others linked to the Astor circle.
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Mien
Adele Keys
Albert Journey Mibank
Aubrey c Ron Hull
Chicago
Milbank
East 6Th Street
de Lew Luquer
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Marion Sinclair Keyn
John A Hull
Canada
Hull ix
Spencer Trask & Co
George Oumar Reynolds
Pelham Manor
Grace Violet
Willian Adaing
Willian Tx Adams
San Francisco
Miss Reynolds
George Huntington Reyne
Mr. Adams
William Jones Adams
California
Francisco
James Potter Langhorne
Julia Langhorne
James Parker
Langhorne
Richard Hammon
Newport
Miss Langhorne
Charles Dana Gibson
Lan Reginald Brooks
New York
Mira
Wal i
10Sdorf Astor
Paul Phipphom
Langhorn Fully
Virginia
Ian
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New York Corporation
Coden M. Reid
Condé Hamlin
James M. Barrett
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
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Portage Tad
Auinide
Cheaver
Mont
Gopd
Tribune
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Ergos
God
Utone
Comic Weekly
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Rel
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Nide
Sthamwee
Mly
Germany
Austria
Great Britain
Prussia
Russia
Money Trust
Boston Journal
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Xeema
Arion
Hs Senate
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Boards of Education
Saverat Cites
Drew Olds
Kehool
Parker
Wall Street
Vienna
Walter
Ober
Universalist Church
Derby Taine
Florence Baster Nelson
Charles FB. Nelson
Leutenant
Horace ‘Thurber
Thuth Kelrey
Sidney Te Manders
Missox Lucy Ruswell
Mayne Mildred Mall
Edna Caswell
Nettle W. Jame
Carol Clough
Duncan G. Richards
Ttt Cavaley
George J Oden
Wrout
W. Te Bheep
Eom A. Burton Nelson
Henry W. Aplington
Aplington IX
Columbia University
10Th Cavalry
Mort Ethan Allen
Vermont
National Guard of
Muncy
Penn
Juno
Minn
Margaret M. Noble
Wallace Loring Adams
Fort Adams Thode Island
Amy Eleanor Pitmars
Henry Merson Ditmars
Waashington Terrace
Christ Episcopal Church
Arthur W. Lunn
Charles J. Hutchison
Mini Melitta Krueger
George Swift Trow
Anna H. Cox
Plorence Careek
Wis
Joseph Hewittt
George Swift ‘Row
Princeton
Corwin Howell
Summit
John J. Helo
Waldron Ward
Princton
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Mrs. Gtrand Foster
Europe
Belmont
City
Vince
Henry Forbes McCreery
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
H. P. Belmont
Nassau
Long Head
Long Ieland
Charles Milfott Warren
Cedar Huret
Benjamin Nicoll
Morristown
Long Beach
Milas Clementina Murnina
the, Berkshires
J. A. Witherspoon
Royal Highness
J. E. Carter
William
Carter
Bryn Mawr
Wernher
London
Tullos Wernher
de Beers Pemond Syndicate
Visior Awd Woud Bio Toss
Aron Sno
B. ‘University
Grootenchurr
Cape
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