Amusement Listings in Various Theaters
A compact catalog of vaudeville and film showings across venues including Astor, Daly's, Eden Musee, and Coney Island Luna Park. Acts feature names such as Blane ys, The World in Wax, The Witching Hour, The Yankee Prince, The Wolf, and The Gay Musician. Listings include start times and venue identifiers.
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Alhambra
ASTOR
Colontal
Coney Island
Luna Park
Bostock’s
Steeplechase
Dreamland
Eden Musee
Hackett
Bammerstein
Barklem Casino
Riga
Exnickerbocker
New Amsterdam
Witow
New
Wallace
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Officials Named
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Ogden Mills serves as president, with Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Office and principal location are Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Daily News Digest From Around The World
Foreign briefings report Panamas quiet election scene and royal exchanges. Empress Augusta Victoria unhurt after horse fall. Tiflis murder shocks Georgia. French Academy secretary Boissier dead. Port Arthur monument unveiled. domestic notes cover Taft delegates, neutrality on VP pick, lost mail pouch, Liberia envoys, Albany anti-gambling bills, chancellor speech, stock markets, engineered price shifts, Carnegie vaults, tax banks, tobacco books, aeronautic club, Cornell and Fordham commencements, Carnegie gifts, and weather.
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Amador
Panama
Edward
Nicholas
Reval
Augusta Victoria
Sans Souci Park
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Victoria Patricia
Reid
Dorchester House
Nikon
Exarch
Georgia
Tiflis
Marie Louis Gaston Boissier
French Academy
Port Arthur
Antzu-Shan
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Taft
Foraker
Hughes
Missouri
White House
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas City
Liberia
Washington
America
Albany
Senate
Foelker
Assembly Judiciary Committee
McCarren
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Thames Street
Raymond Hitchcock
Princeton University
Baron Takahira
C. H. P. Belmont
Hempstead
Long Island
Public Service Commission
New York City Railway
Carnegie Trust Company
International Tobacco Company
Louis Berger
Aeronautic Club
Cornell University Medical School
Andrew Carnegie
Stevens Institute
Fordham University School of Law
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Hearst
Ighest
Passage of the McCarren bill urged to secure primary will
An editorial urges the Senate to pass the McCarren bill before session end, arguing it strengthens primaries against boss influence. It condemns Democratic conventions scandals and calls for strict enforcement to protect party democracy, local majorities, and voters’ will.
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McCarren
Senate
Assembly
Wadsworth
New York
New York City
Murphy
Conners
McCarren bill urged as essential step toward democracy in party rule
The article argues against systems that grant mere shadow power, insisting parties must provide legal protection of representation. It says the McCarren bill addresses only one aspect of expanding democracy in party management, but is an indispensable first move given current conditions.
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McCarren
Archie
Harold
Virgil
Richard Arkwright
Franklin
Oliver Cromwell
Dickens
Ben Jonson
New Defends GOP Committee Decisions as Fair
Indiana Republican leader Harry S. New, chairman of the Republican National Committee, asserts that contests at Chicago's national convention were decided on merit and evidence. He debunks claims of rough riding and calls such accusations rubbish, saying few contests had merit and records show regularity.
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Harry S. New
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Chicago
Taft
National Committee
Republican National Committee Decries Race Bar in Louisiana
The GOP criticizes Louisiana factionalism over race, arguing qualified voters must enroll and act as Republicans regardless of color. It endorses equal eligibility for blacks and whites, supports reorganizing Louisiana to end racial discrimination, and emphasizes majority-rule participation for all electors.
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Louisiana
Republican National Committee
Warmoth
Cohenites
Chicago
National Committee
Republican Party
National Organization
New York
South
Chief Engineer Barton and navy reform progress
The search for a successor to the late Rear Admiral Rae as chief engineer faces heavy challenges. The navy grapples with firing heavy guns, turret safety, and growing displacement, while adopting steam turbines, propeller efficiency, and new fuel options. The move to gas engines and liquid fuel raises further questions as President Roosevelt reshapes officer roles. Captain Varlom, a longtime engineering expert, is suggested as a candidate.
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Rae
Deak
Bureau of Construction
Bureau of Engineering
Admiral Rae
Varlom
Ob Wel Bis
New Appointee Receives Confidence for Expanded Duties
The statement notes the appointee’s possession of the qualification and asserts the choice will inspire popular confidence in his fitness for enlarged responsibilities.
The Cut in Steel Prices and Trade Outlook
The article argues that ongoing steel price cuts reflect a broader relief in demand, noting last week’s cut in steel bars spurred little immediate demand. It explains buyers wait for better terms, steel production lags, and argues price concessions may gradually ease the deadlock, aligning steel with general trade improvements.
Time for Interest in Appropriations for City Funds
The Bureau of Municipal Research urges taxpayers to engage in city fund apportionment during the early stages. Departments must submit estimates by July 15, with hearings and scrutiny following in stages. Citizens should influence allocations for schools, parks, streets, police, and sanitation before October hearings.
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Bureau of Municipal Research
Board of Estimate
Bureau of Municipal Investigation and Statistics
Dealing With Signs In Chicago Aiming At Abatement
Chicago moves to curb advertising hoardings and sky signs as a public nuisance. It argues signs are business property and should be taxed accordingly while protecting sight as a public sense. Abating offensive displays could curb disfigurement of urban and rural scenery.
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Chicago
New Jersey
Ambitious politics and crime noted in era dispatch
The piece surveys political shifts including anti gambling pills passage, gubernatorial bids by Brown in Georgia, and Beckhamite opposition in Kentucky. It cites a bungled burglary case, Panama political tempers, and a Port Arthur memorial ceremony, warning of unrest if Congo annexation treaty fails.
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Assembly
Senate
Talk of the Day and Anecdotes on Faith and Society
A Philadelphia Ledger reminiscence compares a preacher's tale to a former Rev. John Hall story about a would be convert. The piece then notes Buenos Aires celebrated Animal Day with thousands at the Zoo grounds, ten thousand medals, and five hundred pigeons freed. Other items include a Punch gag about a chauffeur and solicitor, medical views on preventing tuberculosis, a verse about the end seat hog, a boy's school composition about famous figures, and anecdotes from a Massachusetts summer resort and a Chicago shop sign about adversity and advertising.
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Charles F. Abed
John Hall
Tribune
Buenos Ayres
Society For the Protection of Animals
Figueroa Alcorta
The
Republic
Washington Society Merges in Wedding of Miss Juliet Williams
Washington society gathers for the wedding breakfast after Miss Juliet Williams wed Joseph Leiter son of the late Levi Z Leiter in Col Williams apartments. Guests include Tafts Ambassadors generals and Senators with royal and international attendances and Mrs Taft’s dinner hosts.
Presidents and Liberian Delegates Discuss Panama Election
The President met with Booker T. Washington and three Liberian commissioners J J Dossen vice president G A Gibson ex president and James Dunbar to discuss supporting Liberia while also talking with Secretaries Root Taft and Minister Squiers. Also noted are social events and a royal wedding party with Mrs Farr and Miss Sibley.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Booker T. Washington
J. J. Dossen
Liberia
G. A. Gibson
James Dunbar
Root
Taft
Squiers
Panama
White House
Borah
Smith
Michigan
Fratt
New Jersey
Coolidge
Treasury Department
Rodey
Porto Rico
Nelli
United States
Secretaries to sail for Hampton Roads for torpedo tests
Washington dispatch says Secretary Metcalf with Secretary Taft and friends will leave Friday night on the Dolphin or the Mayflower for Hampton Roads. Saturday morning torpedo experiments will be conducted on the Florida, with return to the capital planned Saturday night.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Metcalf
Taft
Hampton Roads
Florida
Capital
Diplomatic Corps in Washington Bride Breakfast Attendance
Baron and Baroness Mayor des Planches delayed their Italian Embassy departure to attend the Leiter wedding breakfast in Washington. They plan to depart soon for Manchester-by-the-Sea. Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco will likely remain in the capital until about June mm.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Juliet Williams
Joseph Leiter
Levi Z
Leiter
Father Buckeye
St. Matthew's Church
John R. Williams
Frances Williams
Dorothy Williams
Letter
Roman Baldwin
Harvard
Bertha
C. W. Douglas and Son
Fond du Lac
Mich
Colonel Williams
B. C. Turner
St. Louis
Williams
Taft
Mayor Des Planches
Mme. Jusserand
Mme. Nabuco
J. Franklin Bell
du Pont
Warren
Summerlin
Preusche
Joseph Selter
Manchester by-the-Sea
N. Z. Letter
Undercliff
Countess of Suffolk
Colin Campbell
England
Navy
Newberry
the Navy
the Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
Lawrence Townsend
McCawley
Carol Newberry
Niblack
Annapolis
George Marie
California
Manchester-by-the-Sea
New York Society Sees Warmer Summer Travel Plans
New York society notes list many summer trips and relocations. Mr and Mrs Gordon Norrie depart for New London Conn. Casimir de Rham Moore and Grace Moore head to Bar Harbor. Beechman to Westbury after Charles Barney's death. weddings in New Haven and Lenox. Ripleys sail to San Francisco and Japan. others head to Casenovia Tuxedo Newport and Paris from various locales.
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Gordon Norrie
Town
New London, Conn
Casimir de Rham Moore
Grace Moore
Bar Harbor
Lenox hosts weddings and society visits in Berkshire
Lenox Massachusetts June 10 telegraphed report lists New York and Boston guests arriving for weddings at Curtis Hotel and Tanglewood. Attendees include Mrs Albert Leighton Coalinge, Maunsell Crosby, John Hart Wheelock, Dr. and Mrs Ratagy Bacon, Kenneth Macarthur, Mrs Alfred Edwards who underwent surgery and is recovering, and numerous others from New York and New Jersey. Social events and teas at various estates with Mrs Richard C Dixey hosting at Tanglewood and Miss Rowamag Dixey celebrating a birthday.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Curtis Hotel
Elizabeth
Albert Leighton Coalinge
Maunsell Schieffelin Crosby
New York
Crosby
Misa Contiggy
John Hart Wheelock
Yakstown
N. J
Newport
W. W. Tompkins
J. E. Winters
Chapman and
Franklyn Pans
Org
Richard C. Dixey
Tanglewood
Rowamag
Dixey
Mary Simpson
Julia Tuckerman
Papcott Hufdekoper
Burrall Hoffman
Henry W. Gray
Tang
Willows
Louise Gilmore
Lithgew
John B. Swann
Butler
Stockbridge
Charles S. Mellen
Marion Hapy
Frederic Crome
Social Notes From Newport
Newport society notes list summer arrivals and departures at Easton's Point Armsea Hall Bailey's Beach and Sandy Farm. Guests include Mr and Mrs H H Ward from Washington Mr and Mrs Joseph R Dilworth Mr and Mrs Charles F Hoffman of New York and Reginald C Vanderbilt with families At least two residences are occupied by the season with planned stays and travel mentions including Mrs Ellen French Vanderbilt and Maurice Roche plus Marguerite Mason.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Newport Clantaig
Easton's Point
H. H. Ward
Washington
Joseph R. Dilworth
We de Werth
Woodbury Hane
Kane
F. C. French
Chester
N. FL
Marguerite S. Mason
Maurice Roche
Alte Houston
John Carter Brown
Shai IM
Harold Brown
New York
Norrie
Brown
Europe
Mae
H. H. Morris
Potter
Ogder Mc Davis
York
Seth Barton French
J. H. French
Hopedene
Sidney J. Love
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Farm
William Fitzhugh
William Fitzhugh Whitenouse
James B Hasgin
Dance at Dorchester House for Duke and Duchess
Ambassador hosted a June 10 reception at Dorchester House in honor of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Victoria Patr. About three hundred guests attended including dignitaries such as Princess Patricia, Earl of, Duchess of Albany, Princess Alexander of Teck, various ambassadors, the Speaker of the House, and prominent financiers like J Pierpont Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Drexel. The event featured rose-decorated stairs and tables, with dancing continuing late into the night after a dinner.
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London
Dorchester House
Victoria Patr
Mra
Reid
Jean Reid
Hubert Ward
Miss Reid
Potter Palmers
Ambassador
Patricia
O Arthur
Earl of
Ward
Dudley
Albany
Alexander of
Teck
House Commons
Lowther
Duke of Land
St. Athars
Westminster
Powis
Coventry
Craven
Gettysburg board approves large gifts for science hall
Gettysburg officials report $200000 in gifts for a science hall project. President S G Sift and President Hellblower announced $100000 gifts from John E Fired and an additional promise of equal support. The board may accept the second gift as it sees fit.
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GetTvsause
Gettysburg
Penn
Board of Trusted
S. G
John E
Cal
Science Hall
Hellblower
Es of
Getty sOurs
Helfplower
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Amusementa
New York Daily Tribune
Offi
Cers
McArren
Chief Engineer
Barton
Charleston
Little Joe” Brown
Hoke Smith
Ananias Brown
Jack” Gormley
Breen
Gormley
Percy Nagle
Congo
Belgium
Philadelphia Ledger
S. A. Knopf
American Medical Association
T Dunne
Louisville Courier-Journal
Massachusetts
Harper’s Weekly
Gyer
Myer
Chicago News
IN Washington Society
James V. Parker
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Saratoga
Ethel Roosevelt
Powers Farr
West
Fletcher Harper Sibley
Hiram W. Sibley
Rochester
Y. Garet Roosevelt
W. Emlen
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Wena
Murray Bartlett
Frank Reazor
Teeter Og Church
Ming Sibley
Ming Alexander
Cornelia Lee
Sedgwick
Band
George Burnett
Boston
Henry Elliott Corbett
Portland
Ore
Brixte
the Diplomatic Corps
NEW York Society
R. Livingston Beechman
Charles T. Barney
Westbury
Stowe Villa
Frederick Brewster
Margaret B. Fitch
John B. Fitch
Trinity Church
New Haven
Benjamin Brewster
Oliver Gould Jennings
Casenovia
Elizabeth Coolidge
Albert L. Coolidge
Ernest H. Crosby
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Howard Hastings Ripley
Misses Ripley
San Francisco
Japan
Henry F. Dimock
South Coventry
Conn
F. Martin Davies
Tuxedo
Elisha Dyer
Laura Swan
William Spencer
Paris
France
Lorillard Spencer
John E. Parsons
Stoneover
Augustus Kountze
Karl Neuhof
Hot Springs
Gertrude Sheldon Bas
Berkshires
Dorchester
Connaught
Cess Patricia
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