Shrew and Show: City Theatres Offer Diverse Amusements
The schedule lists performances at the Academy of Music Taming of the Shrew, Lyceum Jack London The Lion and the Mouse, Lyric Camille with Bernhardt farewell, and New York venues offering vaudeville, Mandarin exhibitions, and touring acts. Other attractions include Aerial Gardens Governor's Son, Alhambra Robin Hood, Belasco Girl of the Golden West, Casino Social Whirl, Coney Island Luna Park Dreamland, Eden Musee World in Wax, and Hammerstein Victoria Vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Aerial Gardens
Alhambra—S
Robin Hood Belasco
Golden West
Coney Island
Thompson & Dundy
Greater Luna Park
Dreamland
Bostock
Brighton Beach Park
Eden Musee
Hammerstein
Victoria
Vaudeville
Lyceum
Camille
Bernhardt
New York
New York Roof Garden
Senate and House Faces on Conference Reports and Domestic Affairs
Senate conference report on statehood was withdrawn and reintroduced after amendment as bills on transportation time limits and packing were discussed. House endorsed changes to the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill and debated packers while sending the rate bill conference report back for refinement. Domestic topics included meat inspection, rail rate discrimination, Patrick stay of execution, typhoid outbreak from impure water, a divorce petition in Reno, and various city issues from subway airbrake problems to a perjury trial and insurance company scrutiny.
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Congress
Senate
House
Russia
Astrakhan
Ellen Terry
Drury Lane Theatre
Nicholas Longworth
Dorchester House
Edward
Chamber of Deputies
Peking
House Committee On Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Justice Day
United States Supreme Court
Canton
Ohio
Albert T. Patrick
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson Morris Packing Company
United States District Court
Kansas City
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Maryland
Virginia
Cincinnati
W. E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Reno
Nev
Margaret McDonald
St. James
Delany
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Third Avenue
Reginald de Koven
Jerome
Harry Morton
Berthe Claiche
Empire State Surety Company
Insurance Department
Trisune Mail Subscription Reminder to Readers
Reminder to readers about mail delivery of the Trisune to any address nationwide or abroad. Subscriptions can be given to a regular dealer or left at the Trisune Office. Readers should check opposite page for subscription rates and options.
Packers Guilty on Freight Rebates Conviction Stirring Debate
The jury finds meat packers guilty of unlawfully accepting freight rebates. The editorial notes the ruling deepens distrust of the industry, questions contract legality beyond its term, and warns against selective discounts benefiting a few while harming others.
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United
Mississippi
New York
Burlington
Interstate Commerce Commission
McPherson
Washington
Equality ruling narrows discrimination in common carriage
The ruling closes another door of discrimination and moves carriers and shippers toward the principle that equality of treatment is fundamental to common carriage, declaring that no device can render inequality lawful.
Addicks Elimination Marks Delaware Political Turnaround
A Delaware Republican caucus rejected J Edward Addicks for the U S Senate, giving Henry A Du Pont 20 votes and H H Ward 1 with Addicks at 10. The shift ends his influence in Kent and Sussex, ending a long fight that damaged the state’s Washington clout and party harmony.
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Delaware
J. Edward Addicks
United States
Addicks
Henry A. du Pont
H. H. Ward
Kent
Sussex
the Tribune
J. Frank Allee
Washington
Mr. Allee
Metz and Monkey-Shines in City Government Reform Fight
The article critiques Controller Metz for pushing exemptions to shield loyalists and avoid competitive tenure. It notes he already has about 143 exemptions out of 500 total, and installed McCooey and Murphy in exempt roles. It argues Metz misuses removal powers and ignores charter safeguards while reformers resist his abuse and demand lawful, competitive processes.
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Metz
Board of Estimate
Mr. Metz
J. H. McCooey
Civil Service Commission
New York
Unsound Complaints on Inspector Removals and Controller Power
The passage argues that a controller cannot fault inspectors for duty performance while lamenting limits on removal. It asserts the controller has full power to remove for any act affecting service quality, and urges the controller to understand his authority rather than accuse others of helplessness.
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McCarren
Murphys and McCooeys
Pensions for Educators Backed by Mr Carnegie
The first yearly list of Carnegie pensions for veteran educators is published with broad approval. It honors long service and supports aged teachers, offering relief without diminishing a college’s active budget, and extends the endowment concept to retiring professors across institutions.
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Carnegie
Clean Up Fort George Disorder in Harlem Resorts
The Tribune notes ongoing disorderly conduct at Fort George resorts with young ruffians causing nuisance on Sunday trains. It urges heavier magistrate sentences and stronger police action to restore healthful, desirable conditions and to deter offenders. It calls on General Bingham to act.
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Tribune
Fort George
Harlem
Studson Valleys
General Bingham
Lusitania Described as Largest Steamer With Twin Four-Shaft Design
Engineering magazine outlines the Lusitania’s scale and power noting its 68 000 horsepower engines and four shaft propulsion. It compares her to Kaiser Wilhelm II Carmania and Mauretania and explains propeller layout and stern refinements studied in a tank model.
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Cunard
Lloyd
Lusitania
Kaiser
Campania
Lucania
Carmania
Mauretania
British Ocean Liners Lusitania and Mauretania Aim for Twenty-Five Knots
The piece analyzes the race to outperform German rivals Kaiser Wilhelm II and Deutschland with ships faster by about a knot and a half. It notes higher first costs, larger crews, and greater coal use, and credits British government support and liberal mail contracts for Cunard’s push to reach 25 knots.
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Kaiser Wilhelm IL
Lusitania
Mauretania
Kaiser Wilhelm
Campania
Lucania
John Bull
Cunard Company
Steamship Company
Williams Attacks Travelling Expenses in Political Debate
The article rails at John Sharp Williams for seizing on minor issues to oppose travel allowances for the President. It contrasts Bryan’s critics and cites the Hearst Democratic wing wary of overzealous welcome. It suggests cooling the enthusiasm to a sane level.
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United States
John Sharp Williams
Hearst
Democracy
Bryan
Talk of the Day and Comic Waist Tale
A mixed page note recalls Senator Ingalls sarcasm and a rebuke about public favor. It then shifts to a comic waist tale of a girl struggling to button a backless dress, ending with a broken bone. The column includes assorted clippings from Baltimore and Washington Star with verse and quotes from Pickwick Papers and Paris street-honoring ideas for Henrik Ibsen.
Notable Social Roundup From Washington to Europe
President Roosevelt receives Californians led by ex Gover nor Lane seeking a government loan for San Francisco restoration. St Joseph officials press Sanitary beef claims to the President. Senator Kittredge honors Roosevelt with an engraved Redmen certificate. A Cabinet session spans 1 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Society news covers engagements marriages and travels from Paris to Newport and Long Island. many prominent names sail for Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Franklin Lane
San Francisco
William E. Spratt
St. Joseph
Fulkerson
Chicago
Kittredge
South Dakota
Improved Order of Redmen
Diplomatic Corps Departures for Europe and Summer Plans
The Panamanian minister and Mme. de Obaldia with their son sail from New York to Europe for the Pan American Congress in Rio Janeiro while Mme. de Obaldia stays in Paris. Siamese and Brazilian officials plan summer travels from Gloucester and Washington, with Colonel de Pederneiras touring U S military sites before joining a Europe voyage.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Panama
Mme. de Obaldia
Sefior Arosemena
Legation
New York
Europe
Paris
Rio Janeiro
Phya Akhari Varadhara
Loftus
Nai Cheun
Nai Terr
Gloucester
Mass
de Pederneiras
Mme. de Pederneiras
Holland
Belgium
France
Colonel de Pederneiras
Washington Society Marries in St John’s Church Ceremony
Invited guests witnessed the marriage of Miss Mabel Perkins and Lieutenant Francis Ruggles of the 15th Cavalry at St John’s Church Washington. The ceremony featured full dress uniforms, a bridesmaid lineup, and a wedding breakfast. The couple will travel to Fort Ethan Allen Vermont for duty. A naval wedding is planned for Saturday at 4 30 in the same church. Rear Admiral Cowles returned from Boston after an inspection tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
St. John's Church
Mabel Perkins
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Francis Ruggles
15Th Cavalry
United States Army
Army and Navy Society
Ruggles
Victor S. Foster
Spencer Cosby
Fitzhugh Lee
Arthur E. Harding
Henry
Chauncey Shackford
Poole
Alma Ruggles
L’hommedieu
Detroit
Williams
Katharine Jennings
Gertrude Williams
Feroline Perkins
Ruth Perkins
Roland Cotton Smith
Georgia Leontine Mackay
George Mackay
Mackay
J. C. Pryor
William Sheffield Cowles
Boston
Russian Baron Wed to Ethel Green in Grace Church Chantry
The ceremony united Baron Ernest de Schilling, Vice-Consul of Russia, and Miss Ethel Green with her father giving away the bride. Attendants included Miss Mabel Green and Prince Koudacheff, with ushers from Austria and Germany. A reception followed at the Green home on West 59th Street. A Monday marriage for Miss Antonio Dugro is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Chantry
Baron Ernest de Schilling
Russia
New York
Ethel Green
Jom English Green
Mabel Green
Prince Koudacheff
Washington
Chevalier de Grivide
Austria
M. Will
John Peters
St. Michael's Church
Gould Family Sets Sail for Europe. Auto Tour Planned
George J. Gould and wife with daughters Marjorie and Helen Vivian sail aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse for Europe. Gould plans a ten thousand mile automobile tour through France Switzerland and Germany starting from Cherbourg. He aims for a moderate pace about twenty miles per hour and avoids business matters during the vacation. Jay Gould will join at Cherbourg. Mrs Gould’s sister Mrs C D Kingdon also sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Gould
Marjorie
Helen Vivian Gould
Europe
Gould
Kaiser
Cherbourg
France
Switzerland
Germany
Countess Castellane
Jay Gould
England
Senator Gorman Body Buried In Oak Hill Cemetery
The body of Senator Gorman was removed from the vault and buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in a brief service led by Rev. Dr. Byrd of Laurel Maryland. Immediate family attended the ceremony.
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Washington
Senator Gorman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Byrd
Laurel
Statue of Dumas the Younger Unveiled in Paris
A statue of Alexandre Dumas the younger was unveiled today on Place Malesherbes in Paris. The ceremony drew attendees from local circles and marked a tribute to the author’s lineage.
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Paris
Alexandre Dumas
French Minister to Morocco Appointed
Paris reports M Regnault former second French delegate at the Algeciras conference has been named Minister to Morocco.
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Morocco
Paris
M. Regnault
France
Algeciras
Pope Receives American College Graduates in Rome
In Rome on June 12 the Pope greeted thirteen graduates of the American College before they sailed to the United States to begin priesthood. Archbishop Farley of New York visited the American College villa and toured the Papal villa at Castle Gandolfo, which is reported to be the Pope's summer residence.
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Rome
American College
United States
Monsignor Kennedy
Farley
New York
Castle Gandolfo
Y members enjoy refined social on Miss Lockwood lawn
The Pratt union reports a large crowd of Y volunteers socializing Friday evening at Miss Anna Lockwood's lawn. They praise refined behavior and liquor-free fun, noting no fights or police work expected from such gatherings.
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Pratt
Kan
Y's
Anna Lockwood
Police Cour
Newport Social Notes Highlight Vanderbilts And Summers at Newport
Social notes from Newport report Alfegg Vanderbilt and E. Post arriving for the season at Oakland Farms and the Muenchinger King cottage. Families including Robert Goelet, William Grosvenor, and Harry S Lehr prepare summer homes and host dinners in Castle Hill, Ochre Court, and local cottages.
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the Tribune
Newport
Alfegg
Vanderbilt
Adirondacks
Oakland Farms
E. ©. Post
New York
Muenchinger-King Cottage
Alexander Agassiz
Dinener
Castle Hill
R. Sedgwick, Jr
C. B. Hillhouse
David King
H. B. Renwick and Son
Robert Goelet
Ochre Court
William Grosvenor
Harry S. Lehr
Lenox Berkshire Notes Center on Church Centenary
Telegraphed from Lenox Massachusetts on June 12 highlights of the Lenox Congregational Church centennial dedication with speakers including Rev. Frederick Lynch and Rev. Frits W Baldwin. Also noted are motor tour departure to Litchfield and visits by social figures to Meadow Farm and Great Barrington. Berkshire Cricket League officers are named with Durand as president and De Heredia Sloane Field Plunkett among officers. Automobile tourists and guests at Hotel Aspinwall are listed with notable New York and Hartford names.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Lenox Congregational Church
Charles E. Parkhurst
New York
Frederick Lynch
Frits W. Baldwin
East Orange
N. J
Garret A. Hobart
Berkshires
Litchfield
Walter L. Cutting
Meadow Farm
Cutting
F. S. Pearson
Mexico
South America
Pearson
Great Barrington
Berkshire County Cricket League
Mortimer Durand
Carlos de Heredia
Wiliam D. Sloane
Wiliam B. O. Field
William B. Plunkett
Adams
Hotel Aspinwall
Howard Carroll
John V. Black
C. ©. Scott
Henry Stoddard
New Haven
H. M. Levingston, Jr
Saratoga
Chapel Dedicated for Knights at St Pauls Cathedral
June 12 Old chapel of its order St George receives a special recess in St Pauls Cathedral to house knights banners. King Edward attends with Prince of Wales present as heraldic pomp marks the ceremony and the Knights of St Michael and St George display their insignia.
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Edward
Prince of Wales
Whyte and Gorman Shape Maryland Politics 1871
In 1871 Senator Whyte of Maryland guided Democratic leaders in Lexington Street as Arthur Gorman of Howard County sought Governor nomination. Whyte praised Gorman's fit for Speaker as the Legislature prepared for 1872 session. Gorman, a Tsing Democrat, later became Speaker of the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Whyte
Lexington Street
Betwee Land and
Calvert
Senator Whyte
Arthur Gorman
Howard County
Tsing
Coma Gorman
Howard
Ernor Yte
Mr Man
Home View Of A Statesman In Winnsboro Letter
A Winnsboro editorial advises Senator Bailey to maintain good society conduct and defend his record without reckless behavior. It notes public life invites suspicion, recalls Waters-Pierce trust issues, but says he was vindicated and elected to the U.S. Senate. The piece references The Cosmopolitan praising Bailey and hints at potential presidential influence.
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Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
Winnsboro
Tex
Bailey
Tereon
Senator Bailey
Texas
United States
Mr. Bailey
Aldrich
Texas Statesman
Joseph W
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Ieip
Agen’s
Wantel
Suropean Adrt
Fotvigs Resorts Tribune
New York Daily Tribune
THE
Packers
MR. Metz and
Monkey-Shines
Brooklyn
Illinois
Frankfort
Benson Creek
Washington Star
Pickwick Papers
Sam Weller
Weller
Henrik Ibsen
Bjirnstjerne-Bjérnson
Briget
Hiram Offen
Philadelphia
White House
P. Henry Dugro
Frederick Henry
Princeton
A. D. Juilliard
Hotel Savoy
W. Bayard Cutting
Long Island
W. Bayard Cutting, Jr
Sybil Cutting
Katherine Esther Garrison
William R. Garri Gon
Cornelius Kingsland Garrison
Francis de Castaga
Etheron
Miss Garrison
Payne Whitney
Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Shelden W
C. D. Kingdon
William W. Ladd
Elsie Ladd
Paul G. Thebaud
White Plains
Nahant, Mass
James M. Waterbury
Spencer House
Westchester County
Yonkers
Charles C. Auchincloss
Mig Rosamond Saltonstall
William Saltonstall
Demonico’s
Edgar S. Auchinecloss
East 48Th Street
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
Antonio Dugro
Judge
Dumas
St. Paul's
MR. Whyte
MR. Gorman
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