Twelfth Night and Taming of Theatrical Pair at Aerial Dens
Amusements page lists multiple shows and times across venues including Twelfth Night and The Boy end the Girl, The Man from Home, A Gentleman from Mississippi, The World in Was, The House Next Door, The Beauty Spot, Follies of 1909, The Moter Girl, The Blue Mouse, and The Girl from Rector's at theatres such as Belasco, Casino, Broadway, Daly's, Gaiety, Garrick, Hammerstein's, and Weber's, with various 1909- era schedules and locations.
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Belasco
Mississippi
Broadway
Havana
Coney Island
Dresmland
Luna Park
Eden Musee
Was
Mexico
Vaudeville
Herald Square
Hudson
TRIC
Maxine Elliott
Rector'’s
Tribune Association Office and Officers in New York
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Office and principal place of business are at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street. Ogden Mills serves as president, Henry W. Sackett as secretary, and James M. Barrett as treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Henry W. Sackett
James M. Barrett
Congress and foreign notes mix in early morning digest
The morning summary notes Senate tariff discussions on Philippines entry and a brief House session. Foreign items report the Slavonia rescue details, Japanese editor arrest complaints, Vanderbilt winning the Marathon Gold Cup in London, and Great Britain’s stance on a Chinese railway loan. Domestic items mention North American rail equipment spending, New York city court actions, and weather forecasts for today fair and cooler.
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Congress
Senate
Philippines
United States
House
Flores Island
Irene
Gibraltar
Honolulu
A. G. Vanderbilt
Great Britain
America
London
Bundesrath
Alfonso Moreira Penna
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Nilo Pecanha
Potsdam
Russia and United States treaty relations since 1832
The piece recalls the long arc of Russo American diplomacy from no general treaty before 1832 to the 1832 commerce and navigation treaty negotiated by Count Nesselrode and Mr. Buchanan. It notes earlier special conventions and Russia’s Pacific claims that spurred Adams to echo the Monroe Doctrine and set boundaries at 54 40 north.
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Russia
United States
Mr. Dana
St. Petersburg
Count Nesselrode
Buchanan
America
Vancouver Island
Pacific Ocean
Istimde
Poletka
Washington
Asia
John Quincy Adams
Pacific
Old 1832 Treaty May Face Revision After 75 Years
Since May 1833 there have been six half dozen treaties on neutrals at sea Alaska cessions amendments to 1832 treaty trade marks extradition and fur seal fisheries. It is reasonable to suppose the old treaty could now be revised to the advantage of both parties. Negotiations if undertaken and completed will be awaited with interest. A good many things have happened in the last seventy five years and may require altering the treaty terms.
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Alaska
A Direct Primary for Mayor Intimates Political Shift
The article discusses a possible direct primary for mayor by enrolled Republicans, noting it could advance the idea of direct nominations. It compares past indirect efforts, anticipates broader use across districts, and questions whether voters will accept indirect nominations after such a test in a campaign of exceptional interest.
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Hughes
South
Import of Art Becomes Taxed No Longer A Luxury Attitude
Senate adopts substitute broadening tariff clause on paintings and sculptures over twenty years. Critics say duties hamper cultural development, while supporters argue art enriches national education and public taste. The shift aims to balance revenue with lasting public value and protect young American artists.
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Senate
House
Wars and Means Committee
McKinley
House of Representatives
Senate Finance Committee
Justin S. Morrill
Vermont
Press for Peace remark sparks debate at Imperial Conference
Lord Morley of Blackburn argues newspapers breed militarism and threaten peace. Critics note wars from Bismarck to 1870 show presses did not cause arms races. The piece cites Emile Ollivier on the Franco‑German War origin and questions the press’s role in policy.
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Lord Morley of
Blackburn
Europe
British Empire
Lord Morley
Prussia
Bismarck
Moltke
Roon
Emile Ollivier
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Press and war: the true blame rests with leaders not papers
The essay argues that while the press is blamed for war in many cases, history will show greater responsibility lies with governments and rulers. It notes Europe’s press freedom and militarism patterns, praising press condemnation of warmongering while urging readers to credit ministers and diplomats for decisions.
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William
Count Benedetti
Bismarck
Ems
Spain
Lord Morley
Europe
Germany
Russia
United Kingdom
Hague
Washington
Lord Moréley
Blackburn
Reckless youth steals car and causes fatal crash
A young thief steals a patron's car, drives on highways without a license, speeds recklessly, hits a pole, and kills a man by riding passenger. He abandons the car, prompting hopes he is captured and punished to deter future thefts and protect property and highway rights.
College Entrance Requirements Highlight Faculty Standards
Carnegie Foundation reports that Harvard Yale and Columbia admitted over half of freshmen with conditions. Princeton Amherst Illinois and others show notable conditioned entrants. The piece questions the nature of deficiencies and whether entrance tests truly gauge readiness, noting potential abuse by weaker schools.
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Carnegie Foundation
Pritchett
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Amherst
University of Illinois
Lowell
Burke
World events and Brazil leader Penna honored in tribute
The piece notes mixed views on military conditions under President Pritchett and Justice Brewer's peace concerns, then commemorates Dr Alfonso Penna as a stabilizing Brazilian statesman. It criticizes The New York Tribune’s view of The Charlotte Observer, praises Calhoun critique, supports Dr Cook’s polar rescue effort, warns against filibustering against Venezuela, and salutes President Reyes of Colombia.
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New York Tribune
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
Charleston News and Courier
Alaskan talk and historic scraps cross Seattle exhibit
Passage blends radio of Alaskan jargon mush and sourdough origin with brief notes on a Berlin Wagner souvenir sale and a Maryland diocese cleric. It also cites quips about misquotation, spade talk, and a Philadelphia Record humor fragment amid miscellaneous 19th century cultural items.
Lobsters Arrive From Halifax For Pacific Coast Planting
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports a second carload of Halifax lobsters to be shipped to the Pacific Coast after success in Sooke Basin near Victoria. The Sooke experiment on the Strait of Fuca’s north side shows surprising progress, signaling potential expansion of a new Pacific Northwest industry and interest from epicures in local lobster availability.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Victoria
B. C
Pacific Coast
Halifax
N. S
Strait of Fuca
Port Angeles
Sooke Basin
Pacific Northwest
Pert Paragraphersa
Jinglesmiths
Taft Social Roundup At Chevy Chase And Washington
President Taft golfed at Chevy Chase with Capt Archibald Butt and Gen Clarence Edwards and joined by Walter Travis and Allan Lord. A National Retail Hardware Association committee pressed parcels post objections. Invitations and dinners feature Washington social and political figures, including many prominent names, with a wave of steady summer travel plans and society notices.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Archibald Butt
Clarence R. Edwards
Chevy Chase Golf Links
Walter J. Travis
Allan Lord
National Retail Hardware Association
Taft
Dolliver
Tawney
Pacific
Seattle Exposition
Secretary of the Interior
Burrows
Lodge
Dixon
Root
Smith
Graff
Haugen
Campbell
Madison
Denby
Roberts
Austin
James Speyer
New York
Helen Taft
More
Preston Gibson
Belasco Theatre
Cabinet details from Washington June 14 report
The Secretary of War and Mrs Dickinson returned from West Point after commencement exercises and attended a performance in their box with officials. The Attorney General and the Secretary of the Navy came back to the capital from a Gettysburg automobile trip. The Secretary of Commerce and Labor arrived from New York after settling his family at Marion Massachusetts for the season. In the fall Mr Nagel and family will move into the former Chaffee house.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of War
Dickinson
West Point
Robert Shaw Oliver
James Harlan
Secretary of the Navy
Gettysburg
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
New York
Marion
Mass
Nagel Wilil
Chaffee
Washington society enjoys premiere of Preston Gibson play
A large fashionably invited audience attended the first presentation of Preston Gibson's play Success in Washington on June 14. Among attendees were high officials and their spouses including the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. MacVeagh, the Attorney General, the Secretary of the Navy, and other notable figures. Guests and hosts planned forthcoming visits and travels, with several couples noted for summer homes and forthcoming trips to New York, Ontario, and Europe.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Preston Gibson
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Secretary of the Navy
Justice
White
McCawley
Norton
Foraker
Cockrell
Elkins
Terry
William
New York Society Sees Notables Sailing for Europe
Among those sailing for Europe today are Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt Jr and her children Mr and Mrs Edwin Gould Dr and Mr George Norton Miller and Miss Helen Le R Miller and Mr and Mrs Luther Kountze. Mrs Oliver H P Belmont who arrived from Europe on Friday and spent the weekend on Long Island returned to town yesterday and is at the St Regis. Her son William K Vanderbilt Jr and his young daughter Muriel Vanderbilt lunched with her there yesterday. Mrs Belmont leaves for Newport today. Mr and Mrs W Goodby Loew have taken possession of their summer home at Monmouth Beach New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Richard T Wilson Jr will occupy the White House in Saratoga during the racing season there. William H Crocker of San Francisco the Misses Crocker and Charles T Crocker have arrived in.
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Hughes
Crystal Eastman
James Spear
First Union Presbyterian Church
Webb City
Baptist Ministersd Conference
Chicago
George B. Foster
University of Chicago
Conference On Charities and Corrections
Buffalo
Newport
William Scott
Auburn
Pittsburg
American Railways
Ganford Robinson
Uinted Copper Company
United States District Court
Dowling
Howard Gould
Board of Aldermen
Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lenox Avenue
Citizens Union
Assembly
Beverley R. Robinson
Grand Street
Union Theological Seminary
Presbytery
Carnegie Foundation
New York University
Columbia
Harvard
Helen Fox
Mason
Trowbridge
George H. Fox
Glen Cova
Island
Henry R. Russell
James Trobridge
Gonzalo Quesada
Europe
H. C. Dinger
Frank Sadler
New York
Gadler
Thousand Islands
Canada
Seabright
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Edwin Gould
George Norton Miller
Helen le R. Miller
Luther Kountze
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Long Island
St. Regis
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Muriel Vanderbilt
Belmont
Mrs. W. Goodby Loew
Monmouth Beach, N. J
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
White House
Saratoga
the Tribune
Barger Wallach
Newport Golf Club
Jeanne Wallach
Newport Society
Lispenard Stewart
W. Rhinelander Stewart, Jr
Dwight Knight
Philadelphia
E Cc. Knight
Philip A. Clara
Loritlard Spencer
Charles P. H. Gilbert
Vera Gilbert
C. H. P. Belmont
H. H. Ward
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Oliver Gould Jennings
Howard Cushing
Boston
Augustus Jay
Austin YT. Sands
Winthrop Chanler
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Bayard Rives
George L. Rives
Margaret Appleton
Mary Appleton
T. J. Oakley Riinelander
Emery Company Presents Claim Over Nicaraguan Concession
Washington June 14 A meeting of Emery company and Nicaraguan government representatives, presided by Assistant Secretary Wilson, produced an itemized damages claim for the annulment of timber cutting concessions. No direct reply was given to restoration proposals, and no decision emerged. The two sides remain far apart on damages.
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Washington
Emery Company
Wilson
Central American Republic
Flag Association meets in City Hall Governors Room
The American Flag Association held its annual meeting in the Governors Room of City Hall yesterday afternoon. Colonel Ralph E. Prime was reelected president. Theodore Fitch named secretary. Mrs. Emily L. B. Fay as assistant secretary. Colonel A. K. Blakeman as treasurer. Fort Washington Chapter of the D A R joined, as did Bridgeport Connecticut. Mrs. Nathaniel McKay displayed an American flag made in 1814 at Sandy Hook, with twenty one stars and a large central star.
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American Flag Association
Ralph E. Prime
Theodore Fitch
Emily L. B. Fay
A. K. Blakeman
Fort Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bridgeport
Conn
Nathaniel McKay
Sandy Hook
Leishman Leaves Constantinople for Rome
Constantinople dispatch reports John G. A. Leishman the retiring American Ambassador to Turkey departed today for Rome.
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Constantinople
John G. A. Leishman
Turkey
Rome
Crowds Cheer Lieut Shackleton Return to London
Lieutenant Ernest H. Shackleton, leader of the South Pole expedition, arrived with several party members in London and was greeted by the Royal Geographical Society president and members. A large crowd cheered the explorer upon arrival.
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London
Ernest H. Shackleton
Royal Geographical Society
Transatlantic Travellers Sail Today for Europe
Passengers listed for forthcoming transatlantic departures include the Kronprinzessin with Mr and Mrs Edwin Gould and other notable travelers. Also bound for Bremen on the Potsdam and for Rotterdam with a long list of duos and names such as Mr and Mrs Henry Schiff and Mr and Mrs Otto H Kahn.
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Cecilie
Bremen
Samuel Untermyer
Henry Schiff
A. J. Dana
Robert N. Fairbanks
William 4X
Farnam
Joseph Horner
John Sealy
Otto H. Kahn
Rotterdam
R. J
Henry
Ee Benedict
J. Hanaford
George H
W. H. Lenerat Aing
Notable Berkshire society actions and arrivals
Lenox society notes from June report Mrs John E Alexandre hosts a bridge party for her mother Mrs A S Webb at Spring Lawn. New arrivals include Miss L Chase Miss F L Johnson and Mrs M L Stone from New York while Miss Furniss hosted luncheon at Edgecomb cottage. Also listed are visits by Mrs Fritz W Hoeninghaus Mrs Daniel Chester French and Miss Rose A Grosvenor among others and local moves to Chesterwood Mount Pleasant and Fairlawn.
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the Tribune
Lenox
John E. Alexandre Hag
A. S. Webb
Spring Lawn
Helen L. Chase
Fannie L. Johnson
M. L. Stone
New York
Furniss
Edgecomb Cottage
Fritz W. Hoeninghaus
Harley T. Procter
Daniel Chester French
Chesterwood
Glendale
Rose A. Grosvenor
P. Colt
Barnes
North and Ely
Curtis Hotel
Providence
Adele Kneeland
Lee
New Lenox
Fairlawn
W. Murray Crane
Hill Top
Mount Pleasant
Mra Crane
Dalton
Henry P. Jaques
Europe
Home Farm
Charles McBurney
Canada
Robert W
Social notes from Newport announce summer arrivals and entertainments
Newport society in June greets a busy season with Mrs Barger Wallach planning a August ball at the Newport Golf Club for her daughter Miss Jeanne Wallach. Notables such as Lispenard Stewart, W Rhinelander Stewart Jr, Dwight Knight, and many families arrive or host, including the Belmon ts, Jay, Chanler, and Rives households.
Dartmouth Greets Its Head at Reception
Hanover June 11 President-elect Ernest Fox Nichols received a heartfelt welcome at Dartmouth College as twelve hundred students held a reception. Accompanied by President William J. Tucker Nichols urged loyalty, hard work and balanced effort to steer the college toward moral vigor, sound knowledge and manly prowess.
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Dartmouth
Higher Taxes for New Yorkers
Newport June 14 The millionaire summer residents of this city largely escape Newport tax increases this year though the grand list rises by over a half million. Notable changes include Mrs William B Leeds personal property raised to 175000 and taxed on 250000. Mortimer Brooks now taxed as a resident on 350. Brooks past 3000. estate of M Bell sworn off this year.
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Tribone
Newport
Wiliam B. Leeds
Mortimer Brooks
Brooks
Cannes
Cc. M. Bell
Taft Plays Golf In Rain At Chevy Chase Links
President Taft and General Clarence B. Edwards teamed with Senator Bourne and Captain Archibald W. Butt in a foursome at Chevy Chase. The other pair won by 1 up despite heavy rain in Washington. Woodruff Nomination Favored For Hawaii Judge Post. Senate Judiciary Committee voted to recommend George W. Woodruff of Pennsylvania for United States district judge for the territory of Hawaii after subcommittee review.
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Taft
Washington
Clarence B. Edwards
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Archibald W. Butt
Chevy Chase Links
Woodruff
Senate
The
Judiciary Today
George W. Woodruff
Pennsylvania
United States
Territory of
Hawaii
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Echhool Acles
New York Daily Tribune
the Press For Peace
Brewer
Alfonso Penna
South America
Western Hemisphere
Republic
Mecklenburg
John C. Calhoun
Dr. Cook
Venezuela
East
Far West
Reyes
Colombia
North America
Louteville Courier-Journal
Hans Hubert Dietzsch
Eerlin Luftspielhaus Company
Matkowsky
Lessing House
Ger
Episcopal Diocese
Maryland
John Gardner Murray
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Baltimore
Paret
Alabama
Lonaconing
Kentucky
Philadelphia Record
Wagner
Liepmann’s
Berlin
Minna Planer
Musical
Richard Wagner
Koénigsberg
Koénigsberger Stadttheater
Wilhelmine Planer
Mr. Crocker
Charles B. Alexander
Tuxedo
John R. Drexel
Plaza
Frank S. Witherbee
Evelyn S. Witherbee
Port Henry, N. Y
John J. Wysong
Bar Harbor
Mrs. W. S. P. Prentice
Meadow Croft
Monmouth Beach
N. J
Richard Townsend
Mathilde Townsend
Mrs. Seymour le Grand Cromwell
Bernardsville, N. J
John Clinton Work
Oyster Bay
Mr. Work
Warren Sanford Adams
A. Foster Higgins
Greenwich
Joseph Howland Hunt
Higgins
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Wiliam H. Crocker
San Francisco
Misses Crocker
Charles T. Crocker
Nicaragua
MR. Leishman
Lieut
Shackleton
Kronprinzessin
Isaac Guggenheim
Adolphus Buseh
H. de Lager
Erantz
William K. Vanderbilt
John Wanamaker
Theodore W. Myers
H. R. Neves
M. Verner
E. G. Westcots
Berkshires
Nichols
W. B. Leeds
H. Mortimer Brooks
MR. Taft
General Edwards
Captain Butt
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