Vaudeville schedule notes and acts listed
Amusements section shows a montage of acts and venues including music, vaudeville and lyric performances. Notable entries include The Girl of the Golden West, The Lion and the Mouse, The Man on the Bee, and Hiis Honor the Mayor across venues such as Empire, Lyric, and Savoy with showtimes in the 8 to 15 minute range.
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Conference report on Railroad Rate bill rejected
The Senate rejected the conference report on the Railroad Rate bill sending it back to conference. In the House the Niagara preservation measure passed amid debate on Sundry Civil Appropriations. Foreign notes include Westinghouse buying a Moscow plant and the Lusitania launch on the Clyde. Domestic items cover packers report, freight rebates, Johnstown flood, a Kansas tornado, and legal actions in New York City.
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Moscow
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Clyde
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Vienna
Berlin
Haakon
Christiania
Ascoli Cope
J. Pierpont Morgan
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Neill
House Committee On Agriculture
Washington
James
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Johnstown
Penn
Kansas
City of
Bangor
Rockland
Portland
George C. Barrett
Supreme Court
Saratoga Springs
Harburger
New York
Rice
Rapid Transit Commission
McClellan
Brooklyn
Jerome
Interborough
Shaw
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Penrose Strategy in Pennsylvania Republican Convention
The piece notes Senator Boies Penrose leveraging a Quay style strategy to placate opposition by nominating a reform minded ticket and calling for radical state reforms. It highlights platform pledges on railroad rates two cent fare trolley freight rights canal rehabilitation and charter regulation while criticizing Penrose domination of convention actions and effort to rehabilitate the machine in Philadelphia politics.
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Harrisburg
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South Pennsylvania
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Penrose challenge clouds election for state and city
The article argues Senator Penrose's call for a vote on his career robs the Republican ticket of momentum by linking it to the Quay machine. It notes a united opposition could back a reform candidate like Emery Weaver or Berry, threatening the party's chances, and mocks Harrisburg teachers for accepting rhetoric over real reform.
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Weaver
Berry
Harrisburg
Elevated Tracks and City Approval for Interborough Plan
The State Railroad Commissioners call for express tracks on the East Side elevated lines, but their orders are only recommendations. Final decision rests with the Rapid Transit Commission and city approval. Potential competition and compensation issues loom as the city weighs concessions and possible subway alternatives.
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Riapid Transit Commission
Meeting of the Kaisers and Austro Hungary leaders
The first post 1903 meeting of the German and Austro Hungarian sovereigns draws political interest with foreign ministers and prime ministers present. Hungary voices strong hostility to Germany while Austrian Germans support closer ties amid broader Magyar, Polish and Czech opposition to German influence.
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Italy
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Lemberg
Imperial meet outcome to signal political balance shift
The report notes perception of the imperial meeting's result. A marked outcome is unlikely, yet even a small result could hold significant importance in a land of unstable equilibrium.
The Copyright Bill Seeks Systematic Reform
An editorial advocates a comprehensive copyright bill to replace piecemeal laws. It favors classifying works, extending protection up to the author’s life plus fifty years, and aligning U S policy with other nations. It argues stronger titles and fewer evasion loopholes benefit authors publishers and society.
Municipal Slaughter Houses Debate and Chicago Scandal
The passage argues against municipal ownership of slaughter houses criticizing Mayor Dunne's administration for lax inspections and sanitary enforcement. It contends the Chicago disclosures show municipal control would invite bribes and systemic neglect, despite reformist aims and sympathy for workers.
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Packingtown
Murphy Gains Tammany Control With Coup in City Hall
A dramatic political shift in Tammany Hall sees Murphy curtail opposition by apportioning district leaders and empowering the executive committee to appoint new chiefs. The move secures Murphy’s grip through September and likely the next campaign, reshaping attitudes toward the Governor candidate and state convention.
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Europe
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Mr. Hearst
Gas Trust
Tammany's Fate If Murphy Aligns With Radicalism
The speaker warns that radical agitation in power would wreck Tammany either immediately or later. He questions Murphy's courage to abandon conservative Democracy and shift from regularity to active radicalism, challenging old Democrats to resist evolving ideologies.
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Mr. Murphy
Mr. Bryan
Huff Used Index to Track Boyhood Friends, ICC Testimony
In Philadelphia, testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission suggests Colonel George F. Huff relied on an index system to organize his extensive list of boyhood friends. The court heard how the catalog helped manage personal connections amid official duties.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
George F. Huff
Wouldn't It Jar You To Find Delegates Beset Your Campaign
The speaker laments that after years and millions in building a presidential boom a man traveling the world learns upon returning home that delegates were being pushed into his camp. The remark frames a clash between popularity and delegate manipulation in party politics.
Chicago News Notes on Packing, Obituaries and Transit Safety
The column jabs Chicago officials over the Immediate Municipal Packing House and its control of slaughterhouses. It notes Rev. S. Baring-Gould facing obituary notices and warns New York to replace subway cars with steel for fire safety. It also mentions the Vienna Frankfort race and Vanderbilt Cup comparisons.
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Paris Duel Echoes From Fifteen-Year Silence Duelists Face Off
An excerpted collage recalls a recent Paris duel between M H de Bruchard and M G Bertrand de Beauvoir with pistols at twenty seven yards after a quarrel. Beauvoir, a Paris Appeal Court barrister, remained still and fired wide as Bruchard attempted to trigger a hurried shot.
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M. de Bruchard
M. Beauvoir
White House visits and July adjournment hints at immigration event
At the White House several visitors urged the President to join an August 2 Newton celebration, but he is likely to decline. Thomas J. Buckley of Racine and Rep. Cooper discussed the Kearsarge and its 11 inch guns, while Speaker Cannon signaled a mid July adjournment. Other visitors included Senators Allison La Follette Dolliver Perkins and Flint, Taft, Moody, Graham French and McKinley as well as yacht and horse show events and social engagements across New York and Newport society circles.
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Taft
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Graham
French
McKinley
Society Notes From Washington Report June Social Shakeup
Mrs Fairbanks departs for Indianapolis to await the Vice President’s mid June visit. Mrs Kean and Miss Kean plan a June 15 departure from Washington for Ursino New Jersey, with European summer plans for Miss Lucy Kean Miss Elizabeth Kean and Julian Kean. The Bishop of Washington and Mrs Satterlee head to Point au Pic Canada for summer, while Justice and Mrs Brewer remain in Washington for weeks. Mrs Alfred T Smith visits after two years in the Philippines. Mrs John Hay leaves Lafayette Square for The Fells New Hampshire. The Chief of Staff and Mrs Bell host a dinner with General and Mrs Dodge and others. New York’s Mr and Mrs Sherman Flint plan to attend Lieutenant Ruggles wedding at St Johns Church with Detroit relatives joining in Washington.
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St. John’s Church
Misa Mabel Perkins
Henry C. Perkins
New York Society Glamour At Glen Cove Yacht Scene
Glen Cove emerges as a focal point for fashionable society drawn to yacht culture and high society gatherings. The scene highlights distinguished guests, lavish boats, and the social whirl shaping the New York elite between events and gatherings along the waterfront.
London syndicate to build novel music hall on 42d Street
A London headed syndicate led by Edward B. Kinsta has bought Nos. 17 West 42d Street and 104 to 18 West 1d Street for about 1 280 000 dollars to erect a European style music hall with a large restaurant and dress promenade. The project includes a 40 to 50 piece orchestra and a roof garden, with main entrance on 42d Street. Construction to start after leases expire around October 1, with opening planned for spring or summer next year.
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London
42D Street
Sixth Avenue
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Europe
Robert H. McGusty
McVickar- Gaillard Realty Company
Alonzo Hornby
Redlands
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Innstead
Sir Edward Clarke resigns as City of London MP
London June 7 Sir Edward Clarke ex Sollicitor General and Conservative MP for the City of London resigns his seat following the City of London Conservative Association's May 14 vote. Clarke, noted lawyer in the baccarat and Jameson cases, had campaigned as a tariff reformer but opposed Chamberlain's fiscal policy.
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Edward Clarke
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Joseph Chamberlain
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Jameson
Publisher to Rent Big House on Batley Farm Nearby
Freehold New Jersey June 7 P F Collier the publisher will rent a large house on the Batley farm near here which he recently pur quences an effort to secure a residence for his staff. He maintains a large operations complex and plans further improvements in the area.
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N. J
P. F. Collier
Batley
Social notes from Newport season opens with cottage dinners
Newport notes show Mrs Emil Brugaiere hosting the season's first large cottage dinner at Tammany Mill. Guests include Mr and Mrs Henry A Clayter back from New York on the Wanderer and Mrs Angell visiting Dr and Mrs J J Mason for the summer. Countess Gharadesca expected from New York.
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J. J. Mason
Charles H. Baldwin
Lenox society notes mark arrivals and plans in Berkshire season
Cottage arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. Carlos De Heredia at Whelegh. Congressman and Mrs. Herbert Parson at Stoneover. Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Proctor at Bishop Cottage. John E. Parsons at Stonsover. Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe Wickes at Osceola. Charles Lanier at Allen Winden. and Mrs. Mary De P Carey at the Gables. Senator Crane to build a Dalton country place while in residence. Trinity parish Omaha celebration for Bishop Worthington. Ursine visitors include Mrs. Joseph W. Burden opening Under Ledge. Mrs. George Griswold Haven first subscriber for Lenox concerts. J. B. Van Schaick and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Straus in Lenox for a few days of automobile trips. Arrival notes for Mrs. Frederic D. Tappen and Miss Ethel Brookm. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Bishop at Wieka Pittsfield. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Spoor and Mr. William H. Swift at Pittsfield country seats.
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Stonsover
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Frederic D. Tappen
Ethel Brookm
Henry W. Bishop
Chicago
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William H. Swift
Funeral of Senator Arthur Pue Gorman in Washington
The private funeral for Maryland Senator Arthur Pue Gorman was held at his Washington home with notable attendees including Vice President Fairbanks and Maryland governor Warfield. Floral wreaths from President Roosevelt and others marked the ceremony, which featured brief services and a vault burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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West Virginia
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Frederick D. Power
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Laurel
Radcliffe
Power
Exhibition of Roosevelt Portraits at Columbia University
Columbia University presents a portrait of President Roosevelt to the Go man University, with accompanying images of Nicholas Murray Butler and John W. Burgess. The exhibition runs Wednesday to Monday afternoons, with St Paul's Chapel also open for visitors.
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Berlin
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Columbia
St. Paul's Chapel
Americans Married in Rome
In Rome on June 7 J. E. Brown and Miss Kaugh of Chicago married at the American Church in Rome, witnessing a ceremony reported from Rome.
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J. E. Brown
Miss & Kaugh
Chicago
Kentucky College Receives 20000 From Donor
Andrew Carnesi gave 320.00 to the Kentucky State College in Lexington. President James K. Patterson announced the donation at commencements. Building plans will be drawn and work will begin at an early date.
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Lexington
Andrew Carnesi
Kentucky Ktate College
Pres Dent James K. Patterson
Czarina Alexandra Birthday Observed in St Petersburg
June 7 marked a general holiday in St Petersburg as the Empress Alexandra’s birthday was celebrated. The lower house of parliament was reported to be in session as part of official observances.
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