Shrew and Star Acts Highlight City Theatres Tonight
Amusements listings show a packed slate from the Academy of Music Taming of the Shrew to Belasco’s The Girl of the Golden West and Camille at the Lyric. Other venues include the New York and Lyceum with vaudeville and star performances.
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Ee Academy OF Music
Aerial Gardens
Alhampra
Belasco
Lyceum
Lion and the Mouse
Camille
Bernhardt
New York
Senate conf conference report withdrawn then amended
The New York Senate debated statehood conference actions, extended cattle transportation time, and discussed the packing industry. The House sent back the rate bill conference report, amended the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill to bar funds for national soldiers homes with canteens, and debated packers.
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Russia
Astrakhan
Ellen Terry
Drury Lane Theatre
Nicholas Longworth
Dorchester House
Edward
Chamber of Deputies
Peking
House Committee On Agriculture
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Justice Dar
United States Supreme Court
Canton
Ohio
Albert T. Patrick
Armour & Co
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United States District Court
Kansses 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
Marty Morton
Berthe Claiche
Empire State Surety Company
Insurance Department
Trisuxe Subscription Reminder for Mail Delivery
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Packers Guilty of Unlawful Freight Rebates in Court Ruling
An Illinois district court jury found meat packers guilty of unlawfully accepting freight rebates on Mississippi to New York shipments via Burlington route. The opinion notes the harm to public trust and discusses contract timing with changing interstate rates and the limits of special concessions.
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United States District Court
Mississippi
New York
Burlington
Interstate Commerce Commission
McPherson
Commission
Washington
Court ruling affirms equal treatment for carriers and shippers
A court decision declares that discrimination in common carriage is unlawful. The ruling closes another door to unequal treatment and supports equality as a fundamental rule, guiding carriers toward fair practice for all, regardless of status.
Elimination of Addicks reshapes Delaware politics
In a Republican legislative caucus in Delaware J Edward Addicks received only ten votes for the United States Senatorship, while Colonel Henry A Du Pont gained twenty and H H Ward one. The defeat ends Addicks influence in Kent and Sussex and marks a shift toward party unity and public morals.
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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 Charger Sparks Reform Debate
The piece criticizes Controller Metz for seeking more exempt positions to appoint allies and for abusing removal power. It notes he already holds eighteen exempt inspecting roles and questions the legality of exempting workers from Civil Service rules. It argues removal rules allow discharge for cause with no court appeal, challenging Metz to justify his approach.
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Board of Estimate
J. H. McCooey
Civil Service Commission
McClellan
J. J. Murphy
Tenement House
Butler
McCoory
Murphys
New York
Controller challenged over inspector removals and duties
The piece argues the Controller cannot complain of inspectors deferring to duty and notes his power to remove staff for any cause affecting service. It warns against blaming others and urges the Controller to understand and use his plenary authority rather than abuse colleagues.
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McCarren
Murphys and McCooeys
Pensions for Educators Benefit First Recipients
The Carnegie pension plan for veteran educators gains approval as the first yearly list of about fifty beneficiaries is announced. Trustees are praised for selecting worthy retirees whose long careers and need for relief justify these pensions. The system eases college budgets and encourages ongoing scholarly work while supporting active educators.
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Carnegie
Clean Up Fort George Disorder
The Tribune notes recurring disorder at Fort George resorts with youths causing nuisances on Sundays. It urges harsher punishments to deter offenders, calls on police to improve conditions, and asks General Bingham to take action to restore Fort George’s healthful status and curb disruptive behavior.
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Tribune
Fort George
Harlem
Studson Valleys
General Bingham
Lusitania Compared with Kaisers and Mauretania in Engineering
The latest Engineering describes the Cunard Lusitania, launched recently, as larger and faster than the Kaiser Wilhelm II but not as slender. It notes 68 000 horsepower from four shafts versus 40 000 in the Kaiser, and details experiments on propeller placement and stern form to optimize efficiency and stability.
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Cunard
Lloyd
Lusitania
Kaiser
Campania
Lucania
Carmania
Mauretania
Maauretania
Fast Ocean Liners and British Backing Promise New Era
The article argues that achieving speeds around twenty five knots will be costly but prestigious. It compares Lusitania and Mauretania with German rivals Kaisers Wilhelm II and Deutschland, noting higher first costs, larger crews, and greater coal use. Government credit and generous mail contracts underwrite Cunard’s push for speed, making future rivals slow to match.
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Lusitania
Mauretania
Kaiser Wilhelm
Campania
Lucania
John Bull
Cunard Company
Steamship Company
Political squabbles over travel expenses and Bryan reception
The piece critiques John Sharp Williams for seizing on issues and mocks Colonel Bryan’s stance on reform. It notes Controller Metz’s unusual call for “high toned funerals” for Brooklyn and hints Hearst aligned Democrats fear too warm a Bryan tribute. It suggests cooling enthusiasm to a sane level.
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United States
John Sharp Williams
Metz
Brooklyn
Hearst
Democracy
Bryan
Wit and Waistlines in a Curious 19th Century Page
A column strings anecdotes from Sen Ingalls sarcasm rebuke to a friend, a girl in Illinois breaks a back buttoning a silk waist, a Frankfort distillery leak spills 16 000 gallons of whiskey into Benson Creek with intoxicated fish, plus quips on Pickwick and Paris street naming for Ibsen.
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Illinois
Frankfort
Benson Creek
Roosevelt hears Californians pleas for San Francisco loan
A large California delegation led by ex Governor Lane meets President Roosevelt to plead for a government loan to rebuild San Francisco. Mayor Spratt of St Joseph and business leaders from the city discuss beef trade sanitary standards amid Chicago packer disclosures.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Lane
San Francisco
William E. Spratt
St. Joseph
Fulkerson
Chicago
Kittredge
South Dakota
Order of Redmen
Diplomatic Corps Departures For Europe From Washington
The Panamanian minister with Mme de Obaldia and their son, plus Sefior Arosemena, sails to Europe after Friday from New York for the Pan American Congress in Rio. Phya Varadhara and entourage head to East Gloucester for summer in Massachusetts. Colonel de Pederneiras and the Brazilian ambassador head to New York, with plans to Europe. Mme de Pederneiras joins June 23 for a Holland Belgium France summer tour. the colonel plans a U S summer visiting military posts and factories.
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Washington
Panama
Mme. de Obaldia
Sefior Arosemena
Legation
New York
Europe
Paris
Rio Janeiro
Phya Akhari Varadhara
Loftus
Nat Cheun
Nat Terr
East Gloucester
Mass
de Pederneiras
Mme. de Pederneiras
Holland
Belgium
France
Colonel de Pederneiras
Washington Society Witnesses Two Navy Army Weddings
Invited guests filled St John’s Church for the marriage of Miss Mabel Perkins and Lieutenant Francis Ruggles of the 15th Cavalry with full dress uniforms and a large bridal party. The couple left for a wedding journey ending at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. A Navy wedding for Miss Georgia Mackay and Dr J C Pryor is set for Saturday at 4 30 at St John’s Church. Rear Admiral William Sheffield Cowles returned to Washington from Boston.
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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’hommedien
Detroit
Williams
Katharine Jennings
Gertrude Williams
Feroline Perkins
Ruth Perkins
Roland Cotton Smith
Georgia Leontine Mackay
George Mackay
U. S A
Grace Church Chantry Hosts International Marriage
In Grace Church Chantry yesterday Baron Ernest de Schilling vice consul of Russia in New York married Miss Ethel Green daughter of Mr and Mrs John English Green. The bride wore white satin and point lace with lilies of the valley bouquet. Prince Koudacheff and ushers from Austrian and German consulates attended. Rev Dr John Peters officiated. A reception followed at the Green home on West 59th Street.
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Baron Ernest de Schilling
Russia
New York
Ethel Green
John English Green
Mabel Green
Prince Koudacheff
Washington
Chevalier de Grivicic
Austria
M. Will
John Peters
St. Michael's Church
West 59Th Street
Charles Stickney
James O. Green
Baron
Baroness Moncheur
Baron Rosen
Gould Family Sets Europe Trip By Car After Sea Crossing
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould sail with daughters Marjorie and Helen Vivian on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He plans a ten thousand mile automobile tour through France Switzerland and Germany starting from Cherbourg with a preferred pace of twenty to twenty five miles per hour. Jay Gould will join at Cherbourg. Mrs Goulds father Mr C D Kingdon also sails.
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George J. Gould
Marjorie
Helen Vivian Gould
Europe
Gould
Kaiser
Cherbourg
France
Switzerland
Germany
Countess Castellane
Jay Gould
England
C. D. Kingdon
Senator Gorman's Body Buried
The body of Senator Gorman was taken from the vault and buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. Brief services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Byrd of Laurel Maryland, with only the immediate family present.
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Washington
Senator Gorman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Byrd
Laurel
Statue unveiled of Alexandre Dumas the Younger in Paris
In Paris on June 12 a statue honoring Alexandre Dumas the younger was unveiled at Place Males herbes, drawing spectators and officials to the ceremony.
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Paris
Alexandre Dumas
French Minister to Morocco Named from Algeciras Delegation
Paris reports M. Regnault, the second French delegate at the Algeciras conference, has been appointed Minister to Morocco. This marks a diplomatic posting shift following the conference.
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Paris
M. Regnault
France
Algeciras
Pope Receives American College Graduates in Rome
In Rome on June 12 the Pope welcomed thirteen graduates of the American College in private audience before their departure for the United States to enter the priesthood. Monsignor Kennedy presented them, and Archbishop Farley of New York spent the day at Castle Gandolfo visiting the Papal villa anticipated as the Pope's summer residence.
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American College
United States
Monsignor Kennedy
Farley
New York
Castle Gandolfo
Social Decorum Observed at Pratt Ys Gathering
The Pratt Union reports a Friday social at the Y club with Miss Anna Lockwood hosting a refined crowd. Attendees included sober cultured individuals who valued orderly conduct and avoided boisterous behavior, marking a notable difference in decorum.
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Pratt
Kan
Anna Lockwood
Newport Social Notes Highlight Vanderbilts and Summer Row
Newport society notes from June record the Vanderbilt camp party at Oakland Farms and planned opening of a large private show ring, Post returning from New York to Muenchinger King cottage, Agassiz hosting dinner at Castle Hill, Sedgwick and Hillhouse registering for the season, and Goelet Ochre Court and Grosvenor villa openings with Lehr guests due to arrive.
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R. I
Alfenq Vanderbilt
Adirondacks
Oakland Farms
Post
New York
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 Lenox hosts centennial Lenox Congregational Church dedication
Telegraphing from Lenox Massachusetts reports a crowd at the Lenox Congregational Church centennial dedication with speakers Reverend Frederick Lynch of New York and Reverend Frits Baldwin of East Orange. Notables including Garret Hobart Jr. Tour Berkshire region by motor car and other summer visitors are noted along with cricket league officers and local social arrivals.
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Lenox
Mass
Lenox Congregational Church
Charles IL Parkhurst
New York
Frederick Lynch
Frits W. Baldwin
East Orange
N. J
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Berkshires
Litchfield
Walter L. Cutting
Meadow Farm
Great Barrington
Berkshire County Cricket League
Mortimer Durand
Carlos de Heredia Wiliam D. Sloane
William B. O. Field
William B. Plunkett
Adams
Hotel Aspinwall
Me Howard Carroll
John W. Black and Co
Scott
Henry Stoddard
New Haven
H. M. Levingston, Jr
Saratoga, N
A Chapel for the K G M G in St Pauls Cathedral
London June 12 The Order of St Michael and St George gained a chapel in St Pauls Cathedral dedicated to its knights for the first time a sanctuary to store banners The King attended in full state with the Prince of Wales present Great heraldic pomp filled the cathedral as knights displayed blue and crimson insignia at the ceremony
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Order of St Michael and St. George
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Michael and St. George
Orders of the Ga
Whyte and Gorman Meet in 187 Summer Remark
In Baltimore, 187 Mr Whyte then a Democratic state leader welcomed Arthur Gorman of Howard County into his Lexington Street office. Gorman, a rising party figure, sought support for gubernatorial nomination. The tale recalls Gov Whyte naming German as the Speaker after urging the state crowd.
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Whyte
Lexington Street
Land
Calvert
Mar
Senator Whyte
Arthur Gorman
Howard County
Gorman
House of Delegates
Ernor
Man
Home View of a Statesman from the Winnsboro Free Press
The column defends Balley against suspicions tied to Waters-Pierce matters and Senate connections. It notes Halley’s past, references The Cosmopolitan, and questions Balley’s readiness for national office amid political scrutiny and presidential ties.
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Tex
Balley
Halley
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