Amusements listings include vaudeville and shows
A grouped schedule lists performances at Daly's Daly's Dreamin Daly's and other houses with times from 2:15 to 8:20. Highlights include The Taming of Helen Go Round The Witching Hour Rigo and The Yankee Prince. Also noted are The World in Wax and The Servant in the House with titles like Merv's Lamb and The Gay Musician.
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Helen
Cnet
Bostock
Daly
Emen Musee
Ackett
Ammerstein
Rigo
LD Squars
Jardin DE Paris Follies
Xickerbocker
Lac Ze— Vie Wen
Amsterdam
Merri Wifer
New York
Merv
Bavoy
Wallace
New York Daily Tribune History Note
New York Daily Tribune details the 1908 publication by The Tribune Association New York with offices at the Trcane Building 155 Nassau Street and officers Opden Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer, listing address as the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Trabane Building
Nassau Street
New York
Opden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Foreign and Domestic News Roundup From The Morning Paper
The morning brief covers diplomatic audiences with the German Emperor in Berlin and racing highlights in Paris where William K. Vanderbilt's Northeast wins the Grand Prix de Paris. It notes London preparations for the International Horse Show, Cuban revolution chatter, a Madrid death of Marquis Vega de Armijo, bubonic plague fears in Caracas, and naval renewals in San Francisco. Domestic items include Republican platform changes and vice presidential talk, a major hospital gift, Atlantic fleet movements, temperance congress events, anti-betting arrests, Coney Island crowds, and notable deaths such as Blind Tom and General Spinner’s statue unveiling.
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David Jayne Hill
Charlemeagne Tower
Berlin
Palace
William K. Vanderbilt
Northeast
Paris
London
Way of Mexico Sa
Cuba
United States
Vega de Armijo
Chamber of Deputies
Madrid
Caracas
German Navy League
Zu Sahn- Horstmar
Chicago
Dalliver
New Jersey
Murphy
Louny Hopkins Hospital and University
Balttimore
Henry
Pitteten
Penn
Pine Pieins
Buehes
Sereter Forsker
Metz
Board of Estimate
Gravesend
Central Federated Union
Coney Island
Passaic
Tuckahoe
Tom
Hoboken
Francis E. Spinner
Herkimer
National Manufacturers’ Association
Republican National Committee
Chiesen Tre
Kaiser Williams Anniversary in a Changing Europe
The twentieth anniversary of William of Hohenzollern’s accession marks vast European change. Germany has grown in population wealth industry and military power while diplomacy shifted as Britain reentered continental politics and France grew isolated. The Kaiser is viewed as a peacemaker and prudent ruler despite critique of ego and past missteps.
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William of Moherzollern
Provesia
Europe
Denmark
Austria
France
German Empire
Germany
Great Britain
Edward
Russia
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Glorifies German Leader as Noble Reformer and Great Ruler
The passage portrays the German ruler as deeply concerned with all classes, presenting twenty years of reign as among Prussia and Germany’s most splendid eras. It credits him with bringing credit to himself, blessing Europe and the world, and elevating the nation’s standing.
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Prussia
Germany
Europe
The Unfinished Work of Governor Hughes Expounded
The Tribune argues Hughes has begun reforms toward public control of utilities and direct appeals to the people. It contends bosses still hold nomination power, delaying true democracy and city governance reforms. Continued leadership is urged to advance direct primaries and home rule.
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the Tribune
Hughes
McCarren
Sound Sense on Typhoid Epidemics in Auburn
A health officer in Auburn New York traced a typhoid outbreak to the city water source at Owasco Lake noting crude sewage influx in the watershed. He recommended filtration to remove germs, citing other cities with filter plants, and emphasized source control over fear of Providence or mystery.
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Auburn
N. Y
Ir. Brown
Providence
Owasco
Filtration Proves Vital in Cutting Typhoid Rates
The piece cites public water filtration as dramatically reducing typhoid in Albany by 73 percent and other cities by significant margins including Binghamton Elmira and Ithaca. It argues for stopping raw sewage discharge into water sources and for universal filtration of water used for drinking to curb outbreaks.
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Albany
Binghamton
Elmira
Hornell
Hudson
Ithaca
Rensselaer
Schenectady
Troy
Watertown
Auburn
Katonah
Firecrackers and Fourth of July Disorder
The piece laments premature fireworks harming peace and safety as July 4 nears. It calls for city ordinances limiting sales to a few days and banning early discharges to curb accidents, nuisance, and hooliganism. It urges enforcement by police to protect vulnerable residents and reduce municipal complaints.
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Red Terror
Playgrounds plan aids city amid lean years in New York
The Parks and Playgrounds Association proposes converting vacant lots into children's play grounds as a cheaper alternative to permanent small parks. It argues such spaces reduce street activities and improve hygiene, while noting rare impact on nearby rents and urging city support funded by selling a submarine park idea.
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Parks and Playgrounds Association
Metropolitan Park Association
Tammany
New York
Niagara Limits On Water For Chicago Drainage Canal
Canadian members of the International Waterways Commission warn that taking more than 10 000 cubic feet per second from Lake Michigan for Chicago's drainage project would harm eastern harbors and the Welland Canal. The issue ties to scenic preservation and power use, with past bills restricted by Roosevelt era measures later struck down.
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America
Niagara River
Upper Lakes
Mississippi
Chicago Drainage Canal
Niagara
International Waterways Commission
Congress
Roosevelt
Chicago
Dominion
Lake Michigan
Lower Lakes
Welland Canal
Niagara River Industrial Use Cited Amid Trade Worries
The article notes merchants fear for their commerce and call for congressional or treaty action. It discusses the Bur ton act and possible international agreement within a year. It explains Niagara River water use would not permanently lower Lakes Erie and Ontario, arguing water diverted above the falls returns below.
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Congress
Canada
Chicago
Niagara River
Lakes
Erie
Ontario
Wall Street Activity Pauses as Union Pacific Bond Support Ends
On the eve of Chicago convention, Wall Street activity slowed as outside interest waned and Union Pacific bond support ended. Short selling surged after Erie’s announcement, stopping short of a broader market collapse. Banks held ample liquidity with favorable call money, while forecasts point to gradual economic improvement despite irregular reports from flood regions and rising retail demand.
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Chicago
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Erie
Stock Exchange
Treasury
Mississippi River
North Carolina
New England
The 1200 Women and Hats Mystery in Theatre
In a quirky theatre riddle 1200 women contend over 1200 Merry Widow souvenir hats to spur 1200 merry widowers into action as the public’s sudden coolness toward the Children's Relief Society signals a curious shift in sentiment and a hint of social change.
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Children's Relief Society
Influence of organized charity and a bizarre political row
The piece discusses dwindling charitable contributions and shifting from small committees to large permanent bodies, praising systematic relief. It mentions a Bohemian balloon mystery near the Azores, Chicago politics with Gooseneck Bill McDonald, a fading Web Flanagan figure, Dr Krause’s serum for viper bites, Jeff Davis and muzzles, and Seattle manslaughter case urging juried accountability to curb speed maniacs.
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McDonald
Chicago
Texas
Web” Flanagan
Krause
Berlin
Jeff Davis
Talk of the Day at the Republican Convention
McKinley Garry and Hanna Garry will be two pages at the Republican National Convention this week. They are black twins and their official distinction followed the St. Louis 1896 convention. They are sons of Professor D. W. Garry, head of the Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical Institute in Alcorn Mississippi.
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McKinley Garry
Hanna Garry
St. Louis
D. W. Garry
Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical Institute
Alcorn, Miss
Booker T. Washington
Persistent racing failure through Edward VII era spotlight
A wealth of odd snippets and humorous vignettes from early Chicago and Philadelphia papers. Tales cover racing misfortune of King Edward, quirky golf banter, Japanese printing woes, a juried cat self defence verdict, and a trickster boy who vows to stop helping others. The collage preserves period voice and local flavor with named papers and people.
The King Laughed From Dundee Advertiser
A Dundee Advertiser tale recalls a foreign visitor telling King Edward she could not distinguish a king from a knave in bridge. The king dashed her embarrassment with a hearty laugh and later shared the humorous anecdote with gusto.
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Dundee Advertiser
Edward
Rowdy Fourth of July Crusade Gains Ground
The Boston Transcript notes a nationwide push against rowdy July Fourth celebrations sparked by Mrs. Isaac L. Rice and The Century. It warns rural and small towns suffer worst from licensed hoodlums, with authorities passive and churches broken into, lawns damaged, water foul play, and property vandalized during Independence Day festivities.
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Boston Transcript
Isaac L. Rice
Fifty Years a Professor at Northwestern University
From The Chicago Record-Herald, this piece profiles Professor Daniel Bon ht, poised to celebrate fifty years as a Latin professor at Northwestern University at the upcoming commencement. Born 1831 in Youngstown, Penn, he graduated Yale in 1850 and studied in Berlin Bonn and Gottingen after teaching at Yale.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Daniel Bon’ Ht
Northwestern University
Youngsto Penn
Yale College
Yale
Berlin
Bonn
Goettingen
Henry Wadeers
Emperor Hosts New American Ambassador Hill in Berlin
Berlin, June 14 The Emperor received Dr David Jayne Hill the new American ambassador in a cordia audience at the palace He arrived with three court congratulates and was escorted to a garden presentation where Roosevelt's letter and the ambassador's credentials were discussed The envoy wore full dress in deference to German etiquette and spoke with the Emperor for about half an hour
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Berlin
Germany
David Jayne Hill
Charismagne Tower
Hill
Baron von Dem Knesebeck
Hilt
Potsdam
Count von Eulenberg
Thither
Roosevelt
Dr. Hill
YACHTING WEEK AT KIEL MEETING IMPOSES STRICT DRESS CODE
June coverage notes growing interest in Kiel week with American visitors Morton F. Plant aboard Yolande Alison Armour aboard Utewana and Mrs Gostet. Imperial guests on Hohenzollern must wear strict dress. uniforms change from Pinejacket and gray trousers to blue dress jacket white vest and blue trousers for evenings. Emperor closely follows racing and interacts intimately with guests.
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Kiel
Morton F. Plant
Alison Armour
Gostet
Hohenzollern
Army
Navy
Iumcheon
Imperial Yacht Club
International Horse Show heads to Olympia with more entries
The London Horse Show opens June 18 at Olympia for two weeks with growing displays and turf replacing tan bark. A large American contingent competes, with A G Vanderbilt among judges and prizes from Pabst Mackay McGrath Winans Jones.
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London
Olympia
AG. Vanderbilt
Messrs. Louis, Welter
J. W. Winans
England
America
RF McGrath
Lancaster
Penn
Messrs. Winans
George Walker
New York
Frederick Pabst
Clarence H. Mackay
R. P. McGrath
A G. Vanderbilt
Walter Winans
Cole Lawrence Jones
J. G. Marshell
A. G Vanderbilt
E. D. Jordan
R. P. McGranh
Walter McCreery
Alfred A Maclay
Social Notes From Newport June 14 1920s
Warm weather brings bathers to Baileys Beach as summer residents return. Alfred G Vanderbilt again allows Oakland Farm for Thames Street Church children annual event on June 25. Widener party from Paris next month. Several notables register at Newport Casino. Vanderbilt Beaulieu opened for season. Vanderbilt family to arrive later. Redmonds host luncheon aboard steam yacht Diana with guests. later sail to New York. Colonel Payne at White Villa expected aboard NS yacht soon. Berwind and Gray travel to New York tonight.
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Tribune
Newport
R. I
Baileys Beach
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Portsmouth
Thames Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Vanderbilt
In The Berkshires Guests and Travel Notes
Telegraphed items from Lenox mass June details social visits including Countess della Gherardesca Miss Parish Miss Hargrave and Miss Chapin guests at Cold Brook Wyndhurst and Bellefontaine others sailing from Southampton and a funeral transfer for Lt Edwards with several entertainments noted by Mrs Lydig and Mrs Turner Dana
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Charles Astor
Count
Countess Della Gherardesca
Berkshires
Helen Parish
Miss Hargrave
London
William Sloane
Preston Watson
John Sloane
Wyndhurst
Miss Chapin
Lindsay Chapin
Miss Barnes
Cold Brook
Roberts Brewster
the Poplars
Robert Winthrop
Countess Della Gherardesea
Frederick G. Swan
Benjamin Welles
Town
Girand Foster
Southampton
New York
Bellefontaina
Archibald K. Mackay
Watkins
N. Y
Bie
Lt. Edwards
David Lydig
Eon
Thistlewood
Daria Turner Dana
Dwight Collier
Osceola Villa
Mrs Sage to Open Library in Sag Harbor Heroic Gift
Mrs Russell Sage plans to build and endow a Sag Harbor library as a memorial to her grandfather Colne John Jarmain. The site and details were reported as forthcoming in the long island news.
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Russell Sage
Sag Harbor
Long Island
Colne John Jarmain
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