Amusements on Broadway and Nearby Theaters
The page lists numerous theater showings and times including The Boy and the Girl at Gardens, The Man from Home, Follies of the Day, The Midnight Sons at various venues, and returns of acts at Colon ial Havana Vaudeville and Dreamland Luna Park. Numerous theater names and times indicate a crowded entertainment section.
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Hamiet
Vauceville
Missisippi Ney
Ordway
Midnight Sons
Havana Colonial
Vauderville Coney Island
Dreamland
Luna Park
Aly
Vaspire
Garrick
Mexico
Ammerstein
Vaudervlie Ald Square
Sickerbocker
Berty
Lyric
John Ganton
Maxine Elliott
Blue Mouse Weber
Rector's
Newspaper Masthead and Office Details for The Tribune
The Tribune Association publishes this issue from Tribune Building at 155 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president with Henry W Sackett as secretary and James M Barrett as treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Naseauw Street
Ogden Mills
Henry W. Sackett
James M. Barrett
Congress in Mixed Tariff and Governance Actions
Senate completes cotton tariff schedule restoring Dingley hosiery rates. House passes Porto Rico governance law amendment. Foreign notes cite a $600 million naval program over ten years, and ambassadorship shifts amid European dispatches. Local items include strike risks after transit union denial and various political appointments.
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Congress
Senate
House
Porto Rico
Buffalo Eyes Commission Government For City Charter
A special legislative committee weighs a new city charter with Buffalo as the model for a commission government. Buffalo plans a fall vote on adopting the system after the Wes Moines and Galveston examples, challenging a Legislature wary of radical reform and party patronage. The Buffalo Express urges familiarity with the scheme, noting its long track record and implying broader adoption depends on public information rather than theory.
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Buffalo
Commission
Wes Moines
Galveston
Ivins
Legislative Committee
Senate
Middle West
Buffalonians
Buffalo Express
gene@ra
New York Voters Face Populist Reform Debates
The piece warns against populist bait and government by commission adopted by cities like Dallas Houston Leavenworth Colorado Springs and Boston. It notes fears of direct nominations and recalls, while urging study of Buffalo and Ivins charter as possible paths for reform.
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York
Dallas
Houston
Leavenworth
Colorado Springs
Boston
Express
Buffalo
Legislative Committee
Ivins
New York
Progress
New Tax Liens Sale Faces Court Review
The city advertised 260 tax liens on real estate for sale but 220 owners paid what they owed and only 40 liens remained. Interests ranged from 7 to 12 percent, with courts yet to rule on lien priority. If upheld, this method could end uncollected taxes though legality remains in question.
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Brooklyn
New York County
Schurman Replies On College Students Purpose
Dr. Schurman of Cornell counters Harvard's Lowell and Princeton's Wilson, saying the lack of serious purpose is mainly in older New England and New Jersey institutions. He argues newer colleges integrate science with humanistic studies, but concedes the humanities face waning emphasis in undergraduate culture.
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Schurman
Cornell University
Lowell
Harvard
Wilson
Princeton
New England
New Jersey
Schurmen
The Cretan Crisis and the Powers Dilemma
The article forecasts a likely July evacuation of Crete by the four great powers and anticipates disputes over its future. Greece expects Cretan transfer to Athens while Turkey insists on keeping Crete with autonomy. The piece notes potential uprisings in Crete and a possible powers’ intervention to restore order.
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Crete
Greece
Turkey
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Turbulent Crete Guardianship Raises European Anxiety
The four powers favor a reforming Turkish system in Crete and fear destabilization. If Greece and Turkey settle alone, another war could erupt, which the powers want avoided. Proposals to keep troops on Crete indefinitely clash with Turkey and Macedonia withdrawals, while Germany shows rising interest complicating the situation.
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Turkey
Greece
Macedonia
Crete
Germany
Europe
Castle Point Victory for Stevens Institute at Hoboken
The proposed acquisition of Castle Point by Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken is praised as preserving a landmark Setting, preserving beauty on the Hudson and aligning with a trend of locating colleges in prominent, scenic sites. The piece notes NYU Columbia CCNY Cornell and Colby as examples and stresses New York as a center of higher learning with Hoboken adding a fourth landmark campus.
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Castle Point
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Hudson
New York
New Jersey
Palisades
Riverside
New York University
Columbia
Morningside
College of the
City
Cornell
Colby
Practical
Applied Sciences
The Feasibility Of Airship Travel In The Early Era
The article argues against commercial viability of city to city airship travel in Germany France and the United States. It notes high costs per ship over 100000 dollars to 250000 dollars and fare demands far exceeding rail prices. It also cites schedule unreliability and safety risks, plus limited military value and government risk tolerance.
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Germany
France
United States
Subway rowdies sent to workhouse to curb Sunday travel
A report argues harsher penalties for disorderly subway riders to improve safety on Sundays. It notes 26 885 men working on the Panama Canal and cites handling labor as key, praising selecting good workers and treating them well. It mentions an eye-poking incident at Rockaway and questions an Anglo Russian Persian treaty.
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Panama Canal
Spain
Rockaway
Aerial Feats and Global Perils in Early Aviation Era
The article critiques imperial maneuvers over Persia and notes dangers to independence, while contrasting public transport trends from subway gains to elevated rail losses. It highlights Haiti’s stand against outlaws, mocks a fake airship scare, and recalls historic balloon records as modern aviators seek greater speed and distance.
Mayor Mahool a Warder of Sobriety Through Water Wagon
Baltimore Mayor J Barry Mahool unveils a municipal water wagon to enforce sobriety among city workers after two officials were charged with embezzlement tied to alcohol. In unrelated exchanges, humorous verses and satirical soundings fill the page with cultural jests and remarks from various writers.
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J. Barry Mahool
Baltimore
Mahool
New York Raises Fund for Cleveland Portrait
The Baltimore Sun reports New York seeks to fund a Cleveland portrait for the Albany State Capitol executive chamber. About $1,200 is needed and some subscriptions have been received. Supporters call him a great governor and advocate memorial for the Empire State.
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Baltimore Sun
New York
Cleveland
State Capitol
Albany
Empire State
A Southern Plea for the Negro
A negro fireman in Augusta Ga was attacked by a mob Mrs Sylvester a prominent white woman called him into her house shut the door in the faces of the rioters and successfully defied them It is a pity the offices of the sheriffs and jailers cannot be filled from the ranks of the Mrs Sylvesters.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Augusta
What the Smoke Nuisance Costs
The Baltimore News reports at the International Association for the Abatement of the Smoke Nuisance meeting in Syracuse a Cleveland smoke inspector explains losses from coal waste and painting laundry and home laundering. He estimates $600,000 yearly coal waste, $3,750,000 painting costs with $900,000 waste, and $5,000 annual laundry costs. Cleveland Chamber of Commerce studies damage to clothes and goods from smoke.
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Baltimore News
International Association For the
Syracuse
Cleveland
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Taft hears whiskey report and talks with officials
President Taft released Solicitor General Bowers's report on What is whiskey ending as a grain product. Hearings with distillers continue with Bowers to testify. Taft plans more hearings and awaits decisions.
Knoxs to London on voyage and return details
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox with son Hugh Knox left Washington for New York and will sail to London on the Kronprinz Witthelm. Mrs. Knox and Hugh will stay two weeks in London then return to the United States, visiting nearby places before going to Walter Forge. Secretary Knox will receive LL D from Villanova College on June 15.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
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Knox
Hugh
New York
Walter Forge
Villanova College
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Dickinson
Diplomatic Corps Moves and Travel Plans Mentioned
The Argentine Minister and Sefiora de Portela plan to close the Washington legation on Thursday and relocate to Magnolia Massachusetts for the season at Seacrest cottage. Panama’s Minister has returned from Annapolis and Arosemena will begin a Western summer trip. Batalla arrives as Panaman attaché and Ali Rustem Bey will join the embassy in New York.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Sefiora de Portela
Magnolia
Mass
Panama
Annapolis
Arosemena
J. G. Batalla
Legation
Ali Rustem Bey
New York
Washington Society notes VP to New York and Utica trip
The Vice-President has gone to New York with Mrs Sherman and will proceed to Utica where he may decide on a permanent residence for next season. Mrs Guidet Duryee of New York takes the Lorillard house for next season and with her daughters sails for Europe June 19 for the summer. Captain and Mrs Walter McLean and daughter Miss Elsie McLean will soon move to New York to join related plans.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Sherman
Manhattan
Utica
Guidet Duryee
Pierre Lorillard
Walter McLean
Elsie McLean
Wallace D. McLean
Taft gift to Persian consul honors Navy League post
Persian Consul General H. H. Topakyan in New York received a photograph of President Taft with an inscription from the White House dated June 4, 1900. He has been named honorary vice-president of the Navy League joining figures such as Theodore Roosevelt and Admiral Dewey in the league.
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Navy League
New York
H. H. Topakyan
Taft
William H. Taft
White House
Washington
Topakyan
Navy League of the United States
League
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Pierpont Morgan
August Belmont
John D. Long
George Dewey
Cornelius N. Bliss
Seth Low
Elihu Root
Notable Dinner Hosted by Ambassador Whitelaw Reid in London
London June 7 Ambassador and Mrs Whitelaw Reid held a large dinner tonight with guests including Sir Edward Grey Secretary for Foreign Affairs and other dignitaries such as the French and Spanish ambassadors Lord Carew the Archbishop of Canterbury the Bishop of London A F W Ingram the Marquis and Marchioness of Dufferin and the Right Hon Herbert J Gladstone and Mrs Gladstone.
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London
Ide, New American Minister to Spain, Arrives in Madrid
Henry C. Ide arrives in Madrid from Paris as the new American Minister to Spain succeeding William M. Collier. The date to present credentials has not yet been fixed.
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Madrid
Henry C. Ide
Spain
William M. Collier
Paris
Harriman Arrives in London En Route to Paris
E. H. Harriman landed in London from New York and spoke of a smooth Atlantic crossing aside from brief seasickness. He noted his health is better than a year ago.
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London
F. H. Harriman
New York
Paris
Atlantic
Colonel W. C. Gorgas Honored At Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia June 7 Col W C Gorgas sanitary officer at Panama received the honorary degree of doctor of laws at Jefferson Medical College eighty fourth commencement exercises He was the day’s speaker noted for eradicating yellow fever from Cuba and his work in Panama
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Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
W. C. Gorgas
Panama
Gorgas
Cuba
American prelates arrive in Rome for college jubilee
Missive notes that Monsignor Falconio and several American bishops including Archbishop Farley Bishop McDonnell and Bishop Hoban have arrived in Rome to attend the golden jubilee festivities of the American College. A pontifical mass for dead founders benefactors and alumni will be celebrated by Archbishop Farley with Bishop Burke delivering the sermon.
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Falconio
Washington
Farley
New York
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Hoban
Scranton
M. J. Burke
St. Joseph
Keiley
Savannah
Owen B. Corrigan
Baltimore
American College
Burke
Grace Church to Host Doodhe Wedding in New York
Grace Church will host the wedding of Miss Alice Van Doren Ripley to Alexander de Trefine this afternoon. Daughters of General and Mrs Edward H. Ripley attendings and a reception follow at their West 14th Street home.
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Alice van Doren Ripley
Alexander de Trefine
Ogden Jones
Amélie Sthyl Ripley
Raphael
Edward H. Ripley
Westip Street
Hugh Birckhead
George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
Caroline Minturn Hall
East 16Th Street
Philip G. Birckhead
Henry Marion Hall
Walter G. Lane
Reginald Sayre
John Howe Hall
Frank E. Hagemeyer
Donald McKay Frost
Social notes from Newport summer arrivals
June notes from Newport report expected visitors and arrivals. George R Agassiz family joins Professor Alexander Agassiz. E H G Slater of Washington arrives Wednesday. W B Bristéw of New York and Lewis Tselia expected this week. Foreseeable guests include Mrs Frederick Pearson at Bar Harbor. Commodore Arthur Curtiss James and others elected to Newport Clambake Club. Hawemeyer Lawnfield being readied for occupancy. Mrs John Nicholas Brown to sail for Europe. other families such as Zabriskie and Constance Warren noted on site.
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George R. Agassiz
Alexander Agassiz
E. H. G. Slater
Washington
W. B. Bristéw
New York
Lewis Tselia
Frederika Paine
Newport Casino
Frederick Pearson
Bar Harbor
Newport Clambake Club
Arthur Curtiss James
J. D. R. Baldwin
George H. Benjamin
Alexander S. Cochran
Hamilton Fish Webster
Lawnfield
H. O. Havemeyer, Jr
Kaiser Receives Americans in Audience at Potsdam
Emperor William hosted Arthur von Brisen of the Legal Aid Society of New York and Marion D. Learned of the University of Pennsylvania in a cordial Potsdam audience. They discussed topics beyond politics and Learned offered a copy of Life of Pastorius, which the Emperor welcomed.
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Potsdam
Arthur von Brisen
Legal Aid Society of New York
William
Ambassador Hill
Marion D. Learned
University of Pennsylvania
Simal Glass
Learned
Pastorius
Carnegie Institute
America
Mrs Henry G Russell Will Distributes 883000 to Institutions
The will of Mrs Henry G Russell of Providence filed for probate in Warwick Rhode Island provides 883000 to public institutions and Episcopal Church bodies and 1015200 to individuals. Twenty Providence institutions benefit and Brown University receives half of the library.
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Warwick, R. I
Henry G. Russell
Providence
Kirchwey Resigns Columbia Law Dean Post to Focus on Teaching
Professor George W. Kirchwey of Columbia University resigns as dean of Columbia School of Law to devote time to teaching and writing. Alonzo Cushing named new dean. Kirchwey to remain as professor of law. Kirchwey says no political motive and cites long tenure at Columbia and prior Albany Law School leadership.
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George W. Kirchwey
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Alonzo Cushing
Kirchweyl
Nicholas Murray Butler
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Citizens Union Executive Committee
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