Vaudeville listings feature a mix of acts and shows
The page details multiple venues including Belasco and Cesium style bills such as The Girl of the Golden West and The Lion and the Mouse. performances span 8:20p to 8:15p with titles like Much Ado About Nothing and The World Times. Local scenes include Brighton Beach and New York Roof Garden showcases and a Patsy Patsy Patsy note.
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EMMY
Gardins
Belasco
Ark —Dreamland
Hostock
Brighton ‘Beach Eden
Peter Par Zammerstein
Vauudeville
Ceum
York—S
Hix
York Roof Garden
New York
Savoy—S
Congress Rejects Railroad Rate Conference Report
The Senate conference report on the Railroad Rate bill was rejected and sent back to conference. In the House Sundry Civil Appropriation debate Brundidge of Arkansas criticized White House maintenance costs, answered by Grosvenor. Other notes include Westinghouse buying a Moscow plant, Lusitania launched on the Clyde, and Johnstown flood followed by various city and state political actions.
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Congress
Senate
House Niagara
House
Brundidge
Arkansas
White House
Grosvenor
Westinghouse
Moscow
Edward Clarke
Ascoli
Combestic
Neill
House Committee On Agriculture
Washington
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad Lines
Pittsburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Johnstown
Penn
Kansas
City of
Bangor
Rockland
Portland
George C. Barrett
Supreme Court
Saratoga Springs
Guild
Massachusetts
Charles L. Tucker
William N. Amory
Higgins
William Travers Jerome
McGovern
Britt
Madison Square Garden
Palmieri
Josephine
Interborough
Shaw
Alymea
Brooklyn
Tribune Mail Subscriptions Remain Open to All Areas
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Tribune
Taripune
Penrose Strategy Shapes Pennsylvania Gop Convention
The article notes Senator Boies Penrose uses Quay style tactics to placate opposition in the Pennsylvania Republican Convention by drafting a reform platform and respectable ticket. It highlights pledges to curb railroad abuses, regulate trusts, and reform utilities, signaling a shift toward breaking machine dominance though actual actions remain machine-driven.
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Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Matthew 8. Quay
Quay
Judge Pennypacker
Robert F. Pattison
Senator Penrose
Senator Quay
South
Penrose
Meyer Stuart
Philadelphia
Penrose challenge aims at censure or approval for career
The state faces a February election with Mr. Penrose rose inviting judgment on his career as state and city boss. The move burdens the Republican ticket, making success seem an endorsement of the Quay machine. A united opposition could threaten defeat if led by a reform candidate like Emery Weaver or Berry.
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Penrose
Quay
Emery
Weaver
Berry
Harrisburg
Express Tracks Not Yet Approved by City Authorities
The piece says state railroad commissioners only issued recommendations for Interborough to lay East Side elevated express tracks, not binding the city. Final decision hinges on formal Rapid Transit Commission approval and potential city concessions or compensation, amid past resistance and rivalry concerns.
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Interborough Company
Rapid Transit Commission
Interborough
Belmont
Orr
Riapid Transit Commission
Meeting of the Kaisers and Austro Hungarian leaders
The first post-1903 meeting of Francis Joseph and the German and Austro Hungarian sovereigns draws broad attention. Vienna and Berlin press debate its political aims, with speculation on Austro Hungarian unity and Hungary’s wary stance toward Germany amid lingering language disputes. Hungarian and Polish voices express deep mistrust of German influence.
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National Zeitung
Berlin
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Algeciras
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Austria
Germany
Hungary
William II
Francis Joseph Tonsist
Budapest
Hirlap
Egyptertes
Slavo Polskie
Lemberg
Imperial Meet Result Seen as Sign of Stability
The passage notes that while a marked outcome is not expected, even a slight result could carry great importance in a land of unstable equilibrium, reflecting cautious optimism about the imperial meet’s impact.
The Copyright Bill Seeks Systematic Reform of Law
Editorial argues for a comprehensive copyright bill to replace patchwork laws. It favors classifying works into three groups and extending protection to the author life plus fifty years, aligning with international practice and reducing evasion while aiding authors and publishers.
Municipal Slaughter Houses Debated in Reform Era Critique
An editorial argues Mayor Dunne’s push for municipal slaughterhouse control would extend flawed governance. It criticizes lax city inspections and weak sanitary enforcement in packing houses, noting resignations and outside pressure spurred action, warning against broader government power despite reformist aims.
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Dunne
Chicago
Packingtown
Murphy Power Shift in Tammany Hall Affects Gubernatorial Strategy
In a strategic coup Murphy strengthens district leaders by reallocating jobs and naming new districts, consolidating control of Tammany Hall until next September and likely through the state campaign. Observers question whether Murphy will back Bourke Cochran’s conservative bloc or strike a deal with Hearst, weighing principles against power.
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Murphy
Tammany Hall
McClellan
Sullivan
Tim
Tammany
Bowery
Executive Committee
McClellan-Sullivan
Bourke Cochran
Parker-Belmont
Cochran
Europe
Hearst
Mr. Murphy
Mr. Hearst
Gas Trust
Irresponsible agitators in power and civic danger ahead
The piece debates Tammany Hall's stance and the risk of radicalism if Murphy gains influence. It contrasts political tactics with Bryan era fear, questions old Democrat convictions, and ironizes Huff connections. It then shifts to Chicago's packing house plan, a New York subway fire warning, and calls for steel subway cars.
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Tammany
Mr. Murphy
Mr. Bryan
New York
Paris
Paris duelist duel ends without harm after long standoff
Report of a Paris duel between M. H. de Bruchard and M. G. Bertrand de Beauvoir, arranged after years, where a doctor blocked pistol use with a heart condition. The duel progressed at about twenty seven yards with de Bruchard attempting a quick shot and de Beauvoir calmly firing wide, ending without injury.
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M. H. de Bruchard
M. G. Bertrand de Beauvoir
Paris Appeal Court
M. de Beauvoir
M. de Bruchard
M. Beauvoir
Presidents and White House visits amid social events in June
Washington June 7 The President received delegates from the June 4 immigration mass meeting and heard urging to aid Western farms and Southern plantations. Notables including Littauer Bennet and Goldfogle visited, while others were invited to Carnegie Institute founders day and Ancient Order of United Workmen celebrations.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Union
Littauer
Bennet
Goldfogle
New York
Guthrie
Pittsburg
Carnegie Institute
City
White House
Institute
Senator Long
Representative Curtis
Kansas
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Newton
Thomas J. Buckley
Racine
Wis
Kearsarge
Alabama
Representative Cooper
Buckley
Cooper
Speaker Cannon
Roosevelt
Allison
Piles
la Follette
Dolliver
Perkins
Flint
Taft
Moody
Graham
French
McKinley
Society Notes From Washington D C June Social Roundup
Mrs Fairbanks travels to Indianapolis to join the Vice President for a brief visit. Mrs Kean and Miss Kean plan to close their Washington house and move to Ursino New Jersey. The Keans, Lucy and Elizabeth Kean, and Julian Kean will summer in Europe. Mrs Donald McLean leaves Washington en route to Dover Del and New York. The Bishop of Washington and Mrs Satterlee head to Point au Pic Canada for summer. Justice and Mrs Brewer stay in Washington for weeks. Mrs Alfred T Smith visits with her parents after two years in the Philippines. Mrs John Hay closes her Lafayette Square house for The Fells Lake Sunapee N H. The Chief of Staff and Mrs Bell host a dinner with several notable guests. The Ruggles and Perkins families travel to attend Lieutenant Francis Ruggles wedding at St Johns Church. relatives arrive in Washington for the ceremony.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Indiana
Kean
New Jersey
Ursino
Elizabeth
N. J
Lucy Kean
Elizabeth Kean
Julian Kean
Europe
Donald McLean
Dover
Del
New York
Bishop
Satterlee
Point Au Pic
Canada
Justice
David J. Brewer
16Th Street
Alfred T. Smith
Captain Smith
12Th Infantry
Pike
Philippines
John Hay
Lafayette Square
St. John’s Church
Mabel Perkins
Henry C. Perkins
Glen Cove Yacht Scene Captivates Fashionable Circles
Glen Cove attracts a chic crowd drawn to the yacht set and coastal leisure, highlighting the area as a fashionable hub for maritime style and social gatherings.
London syndicate buys site for new European style music hall
A London headed syndicate led by Edward R Kinsta purchases No 7 West 42d street and Nos 10 to 18 West 1d street for a music hall with a novel design. The project, brokered by Robert H. McGusty and McVickar Gaillard Realty, plans a 2½ foot street frontage and a large restaurant, armchair seating, a 40 to 50 piece orchestra, a dress promenade, a roof garden, and European novelties. Construction to begin after leases end around October with opening slated for spring or summer next year.
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Edward R Kinsta
London
24 Street
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Europe
Robert H. McGusty
McVickar- Gaillard Realty Company
Alonzo Hornby
Redlands
Cal
Walter H
Sir Edward Clarke Resigns From Parliament Over Tariff Row
London June 7 Sir Edward Clarke ex Solicitor General and MP for the City of London resigns his seat following the City of London Conservative Association decision on May 23 over tariff reform. Clarke, a noted lawyer, earlier backed tariff reform and wheat taxes but repudiated Chamberlain’s policy in March.
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London
Edward Clarke
City of London
City of London Conservative Association
Sir Edward Clarke
House of Commons
Edward
Joseph Chamberlain
Balfour
Newport Social Notes Open Summer Season with Guests
The Newport social column reports Mrs Emil Brugaiere hosting a large cottage dinner on Tammany Hill. Guests include Mr and Mrs Henry A Clayter back from New York on the Wanderer yacht, Countess Gharadesca expected, plus arrivals of Mrs J A Flagg and Mrs Angell of New York at local cottages. Mr and Mrs Milton S Barger guest of Samuel F Barger at Edna Ville. Mrs Austin Flint Jr arrives for the season with T M Davis and party returning from Egypt also at Newport cottages.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Emil Brugaiere
Tammany Hill
Henry A. Clayter
New York
Wanderer
Countess Gharadesca
H. A. C. Taylor
J. A. Flagg
Angell
J. J. Mason
Charles H. Baldwin
Snug Harbor
Bellevue Avenue
Milton S. Barger
Samuel F. Barger
Edna Ville
Austin Flint, Jr
T. M. Davis
Egypt
Lenox Summer Visitors and Society Next Week
Cottage arrivals in Lenox include Mr. and Mrs. Carlos De Heredia at Wheel eigh, Congressman and Mrs. Herbert Parsons Stoneoverfar, Mr. and Mrs. Harley T Proctor, John E Parsons, and others. Senator W Murray Crane plans a Dalton country place amid the Trinity parish semi centennial events. Mrs. Joseph W Burden opens Under Ledge. New York subscribers and Chicago residents join Lenox season.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Carlos de Heredia
Wheeleigh
Herbert Parsons
Stoneoverfar
Harley T. Proctor
Bishop Cottage
John E. Parsons
Stoneover
Forsythe Wickes
Osceola Cottage
Charles Lanier
Allen Winden
Mary de P. Carey
the Gables
Bishop Worthington
Nebraska
Omaha
Trinity Parish
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Josephine Boardman
Dalton
Joseph W. Burden
New York
George Griswold Haven
Chicago
Wieka
Pittfield
John A. Spoor
William H. Swift
Pittsfield
Funeral for Senator Arthur Pue Gorman in Washington
Simple private funeral held at Senator Gorman's Washington home with a large display of flowers. Among attendees were Vice President Fairbanks, Maryland officials, and members of Congress. The service, conducted by Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, included scripture, a brief address, and prayers. The cortege proceeded to Oak Hill Cemetery for interment in a vault with a final prayer.
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Washington
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
E Street
11Th
E Streets
Storyland
Fairbanks
Gorman
Senate
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Frederick Power
Vermont Avenue
Murray Vandiver
Spencer C. Jones
Prank & Furst
Buchanan Schley
J. Fred C. Taebett
Joshua W. Miles
Oak Hill Cemetery
A. Reid Bird
Laurel
Radcliffe
Power
Exhibition of Roosevelt Picture at Columbia Trustees Room
A portrait of President Roosevelt will be shown Sunday in the trustees' room of Columbia University before it heads to Berlin galleries. The exhibit includes a portrait with Nicholas Murray Butler and John W. Burgess and is presented to the German University by Columbia. The show runs Sunday and Wednesday from afternoon hours, with St Paul’s Chapel open for the first time.
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Roosevelt
Libra
Columbia University
Sof Berlin
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columb
John W. Burgess
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Geman University
Columbia
St. Paul's Chapel
Americans Married in Rome
J E Brown and Miss Abaugh both of Chicago wed today at the American Church in Rome
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Rome
J. E. Brown
Miss + abaugh
Chicago
Carnegie Gives Kentucky College Twenty Thousand for Library
Andrew Carnegie today donated 20000 dollars to the Kentucky college library. The announcement was made at the commencement exercises by President James K. Patterson. Plans for the building will be drawn and work will start soon.
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Tribune
Lexington
Andrew Carnegie
Kentucky Ate
Dent James K. Patterson
Unclear Memorandum from St Petersburg June 7 Holiday Note
Fragmentary text reports events in St Petersburg on June 7 tied to the Empress Alexandra and a general holiday. The passage is incomplete, with references to a lower house and peril, leaving the exact actions and participants ambiguous.
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St. Petersburg
Empress Alexandra
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