Vaudeville and Theater Lineup at City Theaters
The schedule lists performances at multiple venues including ACADEMY OF MUSICS with The Merchant of Venice and The Boy and the Girl at aerial gardens, ALHAMBRA vaudeville, ASTOR Man from Home, BROADWAY Midnight Sons, COLONIAL vaudeville, DALY S iimax, GAIETY The House Next Door, HAMMERSTEIN Vaudeville, KNICKERBOCKER The Candy Shop, LIBERTY A Fool There Was, LYRIC The Great John Gannon, MAXINE ELLIOT The Blue Mouse, and WEBER The Girl from Rector's, detailing show times and acts across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Musics
Aerial Gardens
Alhambra
ASTOR
SCO
Mississippi
Blaney
Midnight Sons
Havana
Coney Island
Dreamland
Luna Park
Berald Square
Liberty
New York Daily Crime Ownership Details Released
The New York Daily Crime is published by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices in the Tribune Building No 155 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president Henry W Beckett as secretary and James W Barrett as treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Henry W. Beckett
James W. Barrett
Taft to propose tax on corporate dividends in tariff bill
United States politics and finance items report that the Senate Finance Committee, with President Taft's approval, plans to amend the tariff bill to tax corporate dividends as a substitute for an income tax. Other notes include Wrights visit to the White House, balloon race outcomes, and weather forecasts with showers expected today.
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Congress
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Taft
Orville
Wilbur Wright
White House
Indiana
Indianapolis
New York
Jesse S. Phillips
Albany
Michigan
Rockland
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Buffalo
China
Gaynor
Lex City
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Aldermanic Building Committee
Board of Education
MacNicholl
Bingham
Duffy
Rogues
Th. Sth
Loeb
Customs Service
I. P. Morgan & Co
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
William Clausen
William T. Evans
National Highways Protective Society
Puttnam
Murder Will Out: Sugar Trust Scams Exposed in Philadelphia Case
The article condemns the Sugar Trust for closing the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company and for deceiving the government with short weight scales. It cites Adolph Segal’s rival plant and the jury’s Sherman Act damages, noting a punitive compromise and urging management reform to restore public trust.
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American Sugar Refining Company
The
Sugar Trust
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
Suger Trust
Philadelphia Re Gnery
Adolph Segal
The Sugar Trust and the Philadelphia Refinery Scandal
A former Philadelphia refinery borrower used collateral of refinery stock and allied with Gustav Kissel of the American Sugar Refining Company to control Segal’s company and deny repayment. Kissel named directors, leading to ruin and a related suicide, reflecting corruption in corporate power and the moral penalties for corporations. The piece argues that the Sugar Trust’s one man structure embodied secrecy and cynicism and that current reform aims to curb such practices, asserting that murder’s moral law applies to both individuals and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Kissel
Segal
American Sugar Refining Company
Kissel
Sugar Refining Company
Sega
Sugar Trust
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Refining Company
Captain Kidd
Queens Aldermen Porkchop Politics Over Bridge Funds
A columnist condemns Queens aldermen for refusing to join a bridge celebration committee over a $20,000 fund. They fear scrutiny and claim a scandal over a project valued at millions, urging public sacrifice for the Queensboro Bridge's broader benefit and noting the other members will carry on without them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensboro Bridge
Queens
Upper East Side
Manhattan
Debate Over Protection Policy in U S History
The article argues that protectionism has long been a Republican staple since the Morrill tariff of 1861, not a wartime anomaly. It traces tariff laws from 1857 through the Dingley act of 1897, noting party turns and the Civil War context, and asserts continuous support for protection across eras despite contemporary criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Times
Harrison
Cleveland
Henry Clay
Congress
House of Representatives
Lincoln
Senate
Buchanan
Fort Sumter
Republican Party
Europe
End of Democratic Opposition to Tariff Reform
The piece argues that Republican victories align with broad support for protectionist policy while Democratic opposition has dwindled. It cites Southern states like North Carolina Florida Louisiana Georgia Virginia and Tennessee as embracing protectionism and notes The Charlotte Observer praising tariff reform. It concludes the South now benefits from a fair tariff adjustment.
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Democratic Party
North Carolina
The
Charlotte Observer
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Virginia
Tennessee
South
Honor to the Wrights in Award by Aero Club
President Taft will present the Aero Club of America medals to the Wright brothers, Dayton inventors whose pioneering flights and patient development lifted aeroplane history from doubt. Their modesty and persistence are praised as they receive home and foreign honors for the first successful motor propelled flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Aero Club of America
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Wrights
Maxim
Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Delagrange
Farman
Europe
Dayton Aeronauts
Public Service Commission blocks South Shore monopoly bid
In a historic ruling the Public Service Commission refused a South Shore Traction Company proposal for a monopoly on the Queens boro Bridge and for a future price premium on routes. The decision prioritized the growth of Queens and the public interest over private gain, warning against exclusive rights that could curb transit expansion and burden new entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shore Traction Company
Public Service Commission
Queensboro Bridge
Queens
Interborough
Brooklyn
Keeping Away From The Hague In China Japan Dispute
The article notes relief that China has withdrawn its request to refer the Manchuria railroad and Korean border dispute to The Hague and will resume direct negotiations with Japan. It argues direct talks are better than arbitration for a practical settlement of the China Japan disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Friends of Peace
China
Japan
Manchuria
Corean
Nicaragua
Direct negotiation over war and arbitration between nations
The passage argues it is preferable to settle disputes through direct talks rather than resorting to The Hague or war. It notes that direct negotiations foster friendship and trust, while sending issues to third parties may signal antagonism, urging China and Japan to resolve their disagreements themselves if possible.
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Hague
China
Japan
The
Dickinson Cuts War Department Budget Aimed at Economy
Secretary Dickinson leads a fiscal drive slashing 56 million dollars from 1910 11 War Department estimates and seeking 21 million less than Congress approved previously for army support and public works. Congress faces strain as reductions threaten locally popular improvement projects.
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Dickinson
War Department
Congress
Army
Platform debates spark partisan jabs in Texas discourse
The Texas page comments on national platforms, Bryan and Haskell, and criticizes free raw materials theory. It notes patient U S policy toward Nicaragua, calls for cautious diplomacy, and mentions a new postcard quality issue. It also cites mining stock sales, Gallup and Barnes interactions, and the Mauretania adopting a habit of breaking records.
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Texas
Houston Post
University of Chicago students vote on honor system for exams
The Chicago campus plans a popular vote on adopting an honor system governing examinations with a clause demanding reporting of cribbing, then struck after student opposition. Other notes cover the Henry Watson Children's Aid Society boarding homeless youths with private families, and various brief anecdotes from Washington Star and Tit-Bita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Henry Watson
Boston
Massachusetts
Taft greets Surfmen delegates at White House reception
Washington June 9 Taft receives delegates to the Surfmen's Mutual Benefit Association at the East Room accompanied by families. Sumner S. Kimball presents the group, then Taft tours Chevy Chase golf links with John Hays Hammond Senator Bourne Captain Butt and others. Other items note weddings and society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Surfmen's Mutual Benefit Association
United States Lifesaving Service
Taft
Sumner S. Kimball
Chevy Chase Golf Links
John Hays Hammond
Senator Bourne
Archibald Butt
Clarence R. Edwards
Charlie Taft
White House
Beverly
Watertown
Conn
Representative Tawney
Congress
Tawney
Gardner
Massachusetts
Representative Roberts
Young Men's Christian Association
Chelsea
Essex County Board of Trade
Hull
Des Moines
South Dakota
Interior Department
Robert S. Person
Padgett
Coles
Richardson
Stanley
Tilson
Cushman
Andrews
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
John Barrett
Schofield
War Department
Wright Brothers
Aero Club of America
Wickersham Party Plans Short Virginia Trip
Mrs Wickersham wife of the Attorney General and her sister Lady Hadfield travel to Virginia Hot Springs for a brief stay. Mrs Dickinson accompanies the Secretary to New York then West Point to visit Superintendent Scott and Mrs Scott. They will tour a government boat Friday and return to Washington Monday.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Wickersham
Lady Hadfield
Virginia Hot Springs
Dickinson
New York
West Point
Hugh L. Seott
Academy
Scott
Diplomatic corps heads and transfers spread across embassies
The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuce will spend the season at Smith Point Massachusetts. The Mexican Ambassador returns from Paris and will be joined later by Mme de la Barra. The Belgian Minister sails June 19 with daughters and grandmother en route to Constantinople, stopping in Belgium. Baroness Moncheur departs soon for York Harbor then Belgium and Constantinople. The Argentine Minister delays Magnolia summer trip until next week. Captain Sowerby to West and California. Russian naval attaché Nebotsine returns to meet new attaché Mme de Vassiliet. Baron Hartmann von Richthofen back from New York. French military attaché and Countess de Chambrun return to Beverly Cottage for summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Nabuce
Smith Point
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Mass
Paris
Mme. de la Barra
New York
Lapland
Marguerite Moncheur
Alix Moncheur
Holman
Baltimore
Constantinople
Belgium
Baroness Moncheur
York Harbor
Plainfield
N. J
Mme. Maili
Pride's Crossing
Clarence Moore
Swiftmore
Sefiora de Portela
Magnolia
Washington Society Lodges Summer Visits in Washington
The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop entertain informally at dinner at the country house near Chevy Chase while many Washington social figures linger for summer activities. Emily Tuckerman travels to Oyster Bay to visit Mrs. Roosevelt as others attend dances and plan late-season gatherings. Notables including representatives Olcott and Worthington are seen in social rounds with marriages and forthcoming events noted.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Oyster Bay
Buford
Rock Island
Social Notes From Newport Summer Visitors Arrive
Newport June 9 reports Mrs C H P Belmont's Marble House ready for occupancy with her expected in town next Tuesday. Her daughter the Duchess of Marlborough may visit in August. Mrs William K Vanderbilt Jr sails for Europe next Tuesday. Huttons Bristows Vinland and others arrive for the season. The Train villa leased to George B de Forest. Several Newport households and guests listed for the summer season.
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St. George's Cherea
Stuyvesant Square
Caroline Minturg, Hall
David Prescott Hall
Julia Ward Howe
Birckhead
Homer Norriy
Ejinge
Margery Swan
Rosalind
Laura Elizabeth Richards
Martog
Louise Clarke
G. Birckhead
Henry Marion Hall
John Howe Hall
William G. Low, Jr
Reginald H. Sayre
Donald McKay Frost
Walter G. Lane
Frank & Hagemeyer
Greer
William M. Grosvenor
Malbone H. Birckhead
St. George’s
St. George’s Since Mr. Birckhead
J. Godfrey Wilson
William J. Scarrett
CC. C. Harriman
Arthur & Pay Zant
H. H. D. Sterret
Thomas B. Holland
L. McL. Taylor
James T. Holland
Memorial Chapel
Ward McAllister
John W. Munroe
Justine Erving
Fits Simon
George Mairs
the Tribune
Newport
C. H. P. Belmont
Marble House
Baltimore
W. B. Bristow. Vinland
Mck. Twombly
C. P. H. Gilbert
New York
P. D. Marti
San Francisco
John J. Wysong
Bar Harbor
Reginald ©. Vanderbilt
D. M. Hare
Mr. Hare
Newport Casino
George B de Forest
William Grosvenor
Grosvenor
Austin S. Sands
Frederick B. Sands
In the Berkshires. Visiting Society Arrivals and Postponed Fete
Lenox telegram reports several summer guests at Curtis villa and Maplewood Pittsfield including Mr and Mrs Henry Lee and Miss Margaret Lee at Curtis villa. New York and Newport visitors linger at Curtis Hotel and Ashintully fete postponed by rain. Reeves of Mount Kisco and others also noted.
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Tribune Lenox
Henry Livingston Lee
Margaret Lee
Curtis Villa
J. Lawrence Lee
Harris Fahnestock
Newport
James W. Dunnell
Dunnell
Brooklyn
Gillis
New York
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Robb de Peyster Tytus
Ashintully
Tyringham
Charles S. Wheeler
Clememetina Furniss
Edgecombe
Rosamond Dixey
Naowle Duval
H Rieman Duval
Tanglewood
Wiliam E. S Griswold
Mount Kisco
John Sloane
W. M. Meserole
Ire & Co. Chapman
E. P. Scott
W. E. Grosvenor
Curtis Hotel
W. Roscoe Bonsal
W. Maeland
Marshall Kernochan
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Pare. Co
New York Daily Crime
M. Chauchard
Mme
Boursin
Henry C. Ide
United States
Spain
Alfonso
Madrid
Douma
Dubrovin
League of the Russian People
Toulon
Condé
Porto Rico
Caracas
Venezuela
Gomez
Cuba
Yokohama
the Wrights
William J. Bryan
Charles N. Haskell
Mauretania
Ostend
Chicago News
George Washington
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Catholic Congress of Missionaries
Apostolic Mission House
House of Studies
Chancery
Congress of Missionaries
Farmer Countessel
Henry A. Buell
NEW York Society
Katherine Ward Doremus
Dean
Charles Avery Doremus
Park Benjamin, Jr
Miss Doremus
Henry Lubeck
Church of Zion and St. Timothy
Dorothy Picken
Walter Romern Benjamin
Benjamin
Montana
Mary Sands
Ferdinand Bands
John Godfrey Saxe
Alexander T. van Nest
Warren Delano, Jr
Harrytown
Lyman Delano
Beeton
Julia Fish
Hamilton Fish
Mrs
Edmund Abdy Harry
Clifton
Saugerties
N. Y
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
Lydig Hort
Julia Hoyt
Gerald L. Hort
London
Horace Russell
Marie L. Russel
Southampton
Long Island
Moses Taylor Campbell
William Post
Phenix Ingraham
James W. Barney
Jams P. Burden
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
Berkshires
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