New York Daily Tribune listing officers and address
New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Officers include Ogden Mills as president, Henry W. Wackett as secretary, and James M. Barrett as treasurer, with the Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York, as the office address.
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National and World News Capsule of Early 20th Century Affairs
Congress discusses tariff section with Depew Root Owens addressing the Senate, while House activity lags. China invokes protest over a 27.3 million foreign loan for Hanko-Sze-Chart rail, Turks face arrests, and Japanese editors in Honolulu are released on bail. Taft pushes tax on net earnings, nominations and incidents from Cleveland to Boston headline the day. weather fair with highs near 76.
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Peking
Turkey
Crete
Honolulu
Shackleton
London
Ascot
Countess of Granard
P. J. Daniel
Cambridge
Taft
Congress
Francis E. Leupp
Indian Affairs
Senate
Robert G. Valentine
Holn
Mass
Leupp
Euclid Avenue
Sebastian Ma
Ohio
Marion
Bellefontaine
Astie Gould
Howard Gould
Princeton University
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Warvard
Noordam
Sandy Hook
Cleveland
Branderburg
Fritz Heinze
Arthur P. Heinze
United Copper Company
Legislative Committee
The
Citizens Union
Court of Appeals
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Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Fourth Avenue Subway Association
Brooklyn
Hughes
Bassett
Public Service Commission
James J. Hill
Justice to the Philippines in tariff debate
The article defends Mr. Root against Senate moves to curb concessions for Philippine tobacco in the tariff bill. It argues opening markets benefits U S Sugar and tobacco, notes rising domestic output, and questions limits on Philippine cigar imports while urging fair commercial policy aligned with Roosevelt Taft ideals.
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Senate
Hoase of Representatives
Senate Finance Committee
Tribune
Root
United States
Philippines
Speliane
Pues
Fobasen
One-Sided Arrangement for Filipinos and Justice in Trade Relations
The government should deal liberally and justly with the Filipinos, not demanding economic favors without granting them in return. Justice must accompany power, and the Philippines cannot be treated as outside our domestic system when inclusion benefits them or us.
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Philippines
Voice from the Past on Democratic Degeneracy in Congress
The article critiques Hon. Roger Q. Mills for viewing modern Democratic leaders as degenerate, contrasting past protectionist zeal with current calls for tariff reform. It notes Southern opinion shifting toward moderate protection, the Old Guard's decline, and new Southern spokesmen adapting to economic changes.
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Roger Q. Mills
Congress
Mills
Corsicana
Washington
Senate
South
Calhoun
James B. Beck
George G. West
Zebulon B. Vance
James K. Jones
John G. Carlisle
Clifton R. Breckinridge
William C. P. Breckinridge
William L. Wilson
Gorman
Old Guard
Westinghouse Triumph in Foreign Patent Appeal Under New English Law
A foreign patent revocation under the new English law was reversed on appeal, preserving Westinghouse rights. The case centered on whether the electric lamp was manufactured mainly in Britain and whether sufficient reasons existed to avoid British production. Justice Parker’s decision signals a generous interpretation of the revocation clause, potentially easing foreign patents forthcoming.
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Westinghouse Company
Comptroller of Patents
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Justice Parker
Natal votes to join Union of South Africa
The Natal colony has approved incorporation into the Union of South Africa by about three fourths, signaling that the Union will soon include all four self governing colonies. The dispatch notes the broad support and implications for broader South African unification following the Boer War.
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India
South Africa
Durban
Natal
Union of South Africa
Equator
South Africa Union Nears Independence After Boer Victory
Five years after the war Boer and British leaders moved toward self governance and a planned union of colonies into a nation with imperial approval. Natal voted to join the Union despite Boer fears, signaling rapid reconciliation. Majuba is now distant in history as Boers embrace loyalty to the empire.
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South Africa
Natal
Majuba
Marston Moor
Union of South Africa
Commonwealth
Dominion
The Straight Five-Cent Fare Debate in Philadelphia
The article notes George H. Earle, a financier and new Philadelphia Traction director, argues the straight five-cent fare without transfers may fail to avert bankruptcy. It cites evidence from Third Avenue Railway receiver Whitridge and suggests riders will adapt by paying single fares, leaving fixed charges and revenue concerns to determine the outcome.
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George H. Earle
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Traction Company
Whitridge
Third Avenue Railway Company
Metropolitan Traction Company
Third Avenue Company
Metropolitan Traction
International tax dispute in Japan faces Hague precedent
A long standing conflict over taxing foreigners land rights in Japan resurfaces as the government attempts to tax business and income on leased lands. The Hague ruled in 1905 that land and buildings are exempt from such taxes, but Japan seeks new revenue. Foreign holders lobby diplomats while British French and German ambassadors advise payment to avoid diplomatic friction.
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The
Hague
the Hague
Japan Trade Tax Objection Hints at Hague Reference
The text discusses foreign objections to a Japanese tax on foreigners, noting protests by foreign residents and the possibility of legal compulsion. It cites the lingering effect of extra territoriality and suggests direct diplomacy or referral to The Hague for a satisfactory solution.
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Hague
Open Door in China and Indian Affairs Leader Farewell
The piece notes the open door in China reflected by a Chinese loan plan with American participation and praises Charles F Murphy plus Conners and McCarren for party rehabilitation. It discusses a non explosive film, safety features for moving pictures, and the Crete dispute, while praising Francis E Leupp on his resignation as Commissioner of Indian Affairs and the government’s need for capable appointees.
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Democratic Party
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Conners
McCarren
China
Germany
Francis E. Leupp
Indian Affairs
Leupp
Brazilian Chief Mourned as President Penna Dies
A reader notes Brazil’s history of rulers since 1815, contrasting deaths and abdications, while referencing the current president Penna’s death. The piece touches on constitutional rules for succession and public sentiment, with various humorous and literary inserts from contemporary columns and cartoons.
Taft to Propose Taxing Corporate Dividends in Message
The President discussed dividend taxation with Cabinet and Senators Crane and Bourne and will send a special Congress message tomorrow. Bourne called the plan a major public benefit and a long awaited measure. Leupp resigns as Indian Affairs chief. Val entine named as successor.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Crane
Bourne
Congress
Taft
Francis E. Leupp
Indian Affairs
Senate
Robert G Valentine
Massachusetts
Nilo Pecanha
Brazil
Republic
Daniel
Dwight
Scott
Morgan
Focht
Joseph B. Bishop
Isthmian Canal Commission
Fisher's Hill
Secretary of State presides at Villanova commencement
The Secretary of State, visiting Philadelphia and Valley Forge, presided at the sixty sixth annual commencement exercises of the College of St. Thomas at Villanova and received the degree of Doctor of Laws. He will return to Washington within days. Mrs. MacVeagh and her son Eames plan a summer at Dublin. Flora Wilson sails for Italy to fulfill professional engagements and return next fall.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
College of St. Thomas
Villanova
Knox
MacVeagh
Secretary of the Treasury
Eames MacVeagh
Dublin
N. H
Flora Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
New York
Italy
The Diplomatic Corps Arrivals and Travel Notes
The German Ambassador left Washington tonight to be away until Friday and will visit friends near Boston. The Chillan Minister and Sefiora de Cruz depart for Atlantic City for two weeks and return to the capital late July before heading to Massachusetts for the summer. The Argentine Minister and Sefiora de Portela have taken Seacrest Cottage in Magnolia Massachusetts and may stay in Washington until July. Commander D. Vassillieff arrives as naval attaché with Mme Vassillieff, niece of composer Tschatkowsky, in tow.
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Boston
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Atlantic City
Massachusetts
Sefiora de Portela
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Magnolia
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Tschatkowsky
Washington Society Notes on Summer Travel and Homes
In Washington society Mrs. John B Henderson heads to Bar Harbor to open Gleneyrie for summer. Ex Senator Henderson and son stay at Boundary Castle before joining later. Marion Oliver and Mrs. Oliver plan June 3% departure for New York and visits to Eastern resorts. Baron von Paumgarten party to Lake Michigan then Seattle exposition. Chatards head to Virginia White Sulphur Springs for summer. Mrs. Frémont visits Washington before rejoining her ship Mississippi. Mrs. Belden Noble to spend summer at Bar Harbor with Miss Yule Noble. Chief Justice Fuller returns from New York and plans summer at Sorrento Maine.
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Washington
John B. Henderson
Bar Harbor
Gleneyrie
Henderson
John B. Henderson, Jr
Boundary Castle
Marion Oliver
Robert Shaw Oliver
New York
Choate
Baron
Baroness von Paumgarten
Baroness Marie von Paumgarten
Lake Michigan
Seattle Exposition
Northwest
Thomas M. Chatard
Virginia White Sulphur Springs
John ©. Frémont
Philadelphia
Captain Frémont
Mississippi
Frémont
Pennsylvania
William Belden Noble
Yule E. Noble
Justice Fuller
Sorrento
New York Society Highlights Move Across Ocean and Open Summer
New York society notes arrivals from Europe aboard the Adriatic and Kaiserin Auguste Victoria with Mrs Folsom and Mr Sloane among travelers. Crosby rents Pine Tree cottage on Long Island while Miss Ames’s wedding to Alexander Lincoln is set in North Easton. Births, Newport plans, and Rockefeller, jr. activity mark a bustling social season as East 77th hosts congratulations and summer departures.
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Henry T. Sloane
Emily Sloane
New York
London
France
Claridge‘s
Curley Davis
East 77Th Street
Davis
Alice Grosvenor
William Grosvenor
Newport
Ambassador White Hosts Dinner for Vendome Pair
In Paris a dinner was hosted by American Ambassador Henry White honoring the Duke and Duchess of Vendome. Guests included Lloyd C. Griscom and Mrs. Griscom, Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Stuyvesant, all from New York, and violinist Mme Olga Samaroff.
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Paris
Henry White
Governor Hughes's Father Improved Says Telegraph
The Rev Dr D C Hughes stricken with mild paralysis in Passaic is much improved and plans to travel to Albany at 6 am. Numbness in his arm and leg has nearly vanished. He will be accompanied by Rev Robert E Farrier of Passaic Baptist Church.
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N. J
D. C. Hughes
Albany
Hughes
Robert E. Farrier
Passaio Baptist Church
Bjornstjerne Bjornson Relapses in Oslo Area
London dispatch reports Norwegian novelist Bjérnstjerne Bjornson, ill at Laarvik, has relapsed and is in critical condition after a paralytic stroke on June 5. The illness worsened despite previous improvement, with doctors uncertain of recovery prospects.
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Christiania
Bjérnstjerne Bjirnson
Laarvik
Newport social notes signal brisk season at Gooseberry Island
Newport June 15. Gooseberry Island Fishing Club opened for the season. Notables arriving include Dr. John Ridion and Mrs. Ridion from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Safe returning soon, villas readied for James J. Coogan, Anna Sands, Goelet, Berwind, and others. Pageant of arrivals features Winthrop, Pierson, Wetmore sisters, Drexel party to Philadelphia, King and Gilbert households, Stewart Jr. at Golf Club, and Vanderbilt, Adams, and French visitors returning from New York.
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Gooseberry Island
T. S . Safe
D. Woog Dilworth
Austin L. Sands
Goodwin Hobbs
John Ridion
Ridion
Chicago
James J. Coogan
Anna Sands
Robert Goelet
James V. Parker
Edward J. Berwind
Egerton L. Winthrop
J. Fred Pierson
Edith Wetmore
Meg Maude Wetmore
John R. Drexel
Miss Drexel
Philadelphia
Paul
le Roy King
P. H Glbert
Vera Gilbert
Wiliam Rhinelander Stewart, Jr
New York
Golf Club
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Newton Adams
Amos Tuck French
E. Waterman Dwight
F. de R. Wissman
E. Knight, Jr
Tuxedo Park Horse Show Opens With Large Entry List
The annual Tuxedo Horse Show Association event in Tuxedo Park begins Friday. Thirty-two classes including harness and saddle horses, ponies, and four-in-hands will be judged, with special cups and a women’s driving contest attracting attention. Notable entrants include Miss Kane and Mrs. Mason among others. F. M. Ware will judge, with exhibitions starting at 10 o'clock and special trains from town.
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Orange County
Theodore Frelinghuysen
George Griswold
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
W. M. Hoffman
A. D. Juilillard
LK. S Chanier
Richard Mortimer
Price Collier
E. H. Harriman
H. S. Redmond
Ambrose Monell
O. J. Brand
W. B. Dinsmore
T. W. Porter
G. C. Mason
F. M. Ware
Boston
George H. Mills
Goshen
Exuuries
Miss Kane
Mortimer
Alexander
George Grant Mason
David Wagstaff
Cutting
Coster
Lenox Sets Lincolnshire Hunt Master as Dana Steps Down
Lenox June 11 David Turner Dana M F H resigns as Berkshire Hunt master after four years. Frederick Bull named successor, noted as an accomplished rider and capable of maintaining high standards. Local arrivals include Mr and Mrs Carlos De Heredia at Wheatleigh and various visitors at Curtis Hotel and nearby clubs.
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David Turner Dana
Berkshire Hunt
Board of Governors
Frederick Bull
Dana
Bull
Carlos de Heredia
Wheatleigh
Russell Wiggin
Middletown
N. Y
George W. Douglas
Tuxedo
Charles Carroll Jackson
Club
Edward Delafield
Sunnyridge
Francis D. Fitzgibbon
Archibald K. Mackay
Paris
Walker Smith
Hamilton Fish Webster
Horace Taft
Merrimal
E. D. Kingsbury
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R. Horace Gallatin
Bar Harbor
John E. Alexandre
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Alexander S. Webb
New York
John S Barnes
Edward A. Burdette
Henry Hollister Pease
Richard Starr Dana
W. H. Tillinghast
William Pollock
Charles Astor Bristed
Frankun Osgood
Anna Law
Helen Parish
Spencer Kellogg
Utica
Maplewood
Pittfield
Emily Tuckerman
Stockbridge
Oyster Bay
J. S. Roosevelt
James Lowndes
Washington
William Hodge
Aspinwall
George Davidson
Carleton Potter
Eb & Lewis
Lewis
Buffalo
Samuel Frothingham
Rverlee
Hale will leaves estate to Hale family after wife
The will of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, who died Thursday, was filed in the Probate Office. He leaves each son Arthur, Edward Everett, Philip Lesley and Herbert Dudley one quarter of the books from his library after Mrs Hale selects what she keeps at home. The remainder goes to Mrs Hale and on her death to Ellen Day Hale or to the sons if she dies first. No inventory was filed.
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Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Arthur
Edward Everett
Philip Lesley
Herbert Dudley
Magoon Leaves Paris for Bad Neuheim After Farewell to President
Former Cuba governor Charles E. Magoon departed Paris for Bad Neuheim after being presented to President Fallières by Ambassador White. The departure occurred on June 15 as Magoon concluded his Paris visit.
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Charles E. Magoon
Cuba
Bad Neuheim
President Falliéres
Ambassador White
Pennsylvania Dental Colleges to Merge with Penn
Philadelphia June 15 reports the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery will merge in the fall with the dental department of the University of Pennsylvania. The move comes as many dental schools worldwide are founded by graduates of the Pennsylvania College.
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Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery
Dental Department
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania College
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