Taming of the Shrew at the Academy of Music
Amusements list theater showtimes and titles across venues including the Academy of Music, Alhambra, Bijou, Broadway, Casino, Coney Island Dreamland, Daly's, Eden Musee, Empire, Garrick, Hammersteins, Herald Square, Jardin de Paris, Lyric, Maxine Elliott's, Webdr's.
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Academy OF Music—S
Alhambra
Daly's
Eden Musee
Znpire
Mexico
Vauderilie
Herald Square
Heudson
Jardin DE Paris
Lyric
Maxine Elliott
Blue Mouse Webdr
Rector's
New York Daily Tribune How the Tribune is Run and Led
The newspaper is owned and published by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building No 15 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mille serves as president Henry W Sackett is secretary and James M Barrett treasurer The officers address is listed as the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
No. 15
Nassau Street
Ogden Mille
Henry W. Sackett
James M. Barrett
Taft tariff moves and income tax proposals in Congress
Congress debates a 2 percent net income tax on corporations and a constitutional amendment to allow federal income tax without apportionment. The Senate also adopts changes to the Philippine free trade section, discusses zinc duties, and other domestic and foreign affairs.
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Congress
Senate
Taft
Philippine Free Trade
Aldrich
London
William
Nicholas
Europe
Honolulu
Paris
New York
H. Taylor
James Braid
Tom Vardon
French Institute
MM. Bleriot
Voisin
Hankow
Sze-Chuen
Washington
Nanticoke
Dispatch
Hughes
Erie County
O'Malley
William H. Hotchkiss
Lfords
Pennsylvania Republican Convention
Julia Ward Mowe
Brown University
Providence
University of Pennsylvania
Dayton
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Stocke
Cooper Union
One Hundred
Charles W. Morse
Paul Endemann
Jefferson Bank
Wall Street
Gould
Harrman, Peck & Co
49Th Street
Eleventh Avenue
H. Harriman
Central of Georgia Railroad
Illinois Central
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Adams
Heinzes
W. B. Smith & Co
Consolidated Stock Exchange
The Kaiser the Czar and Others
The article discusses the forthcoming meeting between the Russian and German emperors, noting such royal talks have global implications but arguing most diplomacy is conducted through ongoing channels rather than personal interviews. It critiques speculative press reaction and cites Hamburgische Nachrichten as predicting deeper EU tensions.
Diplomatic Vision Emphasizes Harmony Over Hostility
The article argues that diplomacy built on hatred harms all and praises conferences among czars and presidents as engines of friendship. It notes a Vienna forecast that Russia will keep its alliance with France, while Iswolsky would seek good England ties, keeping the Triple Entente central.
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Edward
Allgemeine Zeitung
Vienna
Russia
France
Iswolsky
England
Income tax debate urged with constitutional path to reform
The editorial endorses presidential guidance on tax policy and favors testing the merits of an income tax by constitutional amendment if needed. It cautions against re-enacting an inoperative law and discusses the Spreckels Sugar case as it relates to excise versus direct taxes, urging thorough hearings before any corporate net receipts tax is added to the tariff bill.
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Taft
Congress
Supreme Court
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
House
Spreckels Sugar Refining Company Agt
McClain
Ecourt
Spreckels Sugar Refining Company
Harlan
Justice Harlan
Publicity and Taxation in Corporate Regulation Debate
The piece weighs constitutional questions and practical effects of broader federal supervision on corporations. It notes existing oversight for railroads and public services, questions the impact on small firms, potential creation of a large new bureau, and whether higher taxes would degrade service or raise prices for the public.
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Federal Bureau
Internal Revenue Bureau
Specter of Regulation Fades in Governor Report on Exchanges
The governor's commission on exchanges finds speculation serves a key economic role and urges moderate state action. It defends futures trading and short selling as stabilizing tools, warns blanket prohibitions could harm legitimate business, and calls exchanges to curb gambling and abuses while preserving market function. It cites Germany as cautionary, and emphasizes the need for responsible self regulation.
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Governor's Commission
Wall Street
Commission
Germany
Disappointment With Trypsin In Treating Cancer
A historical report notes discouraging results from trypsin and seven related preparations tested on mice with cancer. Dr J A Shaw Mackenzie reports in The London Lancet that the remedies showed limited virtues in trials conducted years ago, casting doubt on their effectiveness for malignant tumors.
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J. A. Shaw-Mackenzie
London Lancet
Trials With Ferments On Cancer Mice Show Mixed Results
The study tested remedies on 161 mice and kept 140 untreated controls. Tumor progress varied. some treated cases improved while others worsened or remained unchanged. Observers caution that short term improvement does not prove cancer cure and note mixed outcomes across groups. Dr Shaw Mackenzie questions the underlying theory but values the report from the trypsin system author.
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Shaw
Active but useless assemblyman noted by Citizens Union
The Citizens Union labels Assemblyman Cuvillie i as active yet useless while arguing more legislators like him would benefit the state. The piece discusses government payrolls in Washington, leprosy stigma, a sacred pearl theft, aviation vs autos, Shackleton’s polar voyage, and the late 19th/early 20th century civic concerns.
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The
Citizens Union
Cuvillie i
Tammany
Upside Down Web of Shipboard Tickets and Hall Fame
A Cleveland Leader item notes IMMC clerks at White Star write right to left and upside down to read passenger diagrams. It also mentions Greenhut Memorial Hall funded by J B Greenhut of New York and war veteran service details. A Washington Star humor sketch about a mule and a Louisiana militia staff expansion follows.
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Liverpool
International Mercantile Marine Company
David Lindsay
White Star Line
Benjamin Franklin
Mr. Lindsay
Franklin
Mr. Lindeau
International Mercantile Marine Office
Peoria
Til
Grand Army of the Republic
Greenhut
J. B. Greenhut
New York
Chicago
Fort Donelson
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Hinois
Hooker
Louisiana
Sanders
New York State
Hughes
East Side School Girls Form City Government
The Sheltering Guardian Association children inspired a school to model a miniature city government. The girls elected a Mayor Jeanette Platt aged fourteen along with a District Attorney health officer chief of police and streets superintendent to aid the Board of Health and promote child care and sanitation.
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Board of Health
Jeanette Platt
Taft hosts Cabinet on finance, tax, and diplomacy notes
Washington June 16 President Taft called six Cabinet lawyers and Senator Root to a two hour in White House conference and submitted his Congress message urging a tax on undivided net earnings of corporations and a constitutional amendment to permit income taxation. He also welcomed Turkish ambassador Hussein Kiazim Bey and received other officials.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Senator Root
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Perez Gacitua
Chillan Navy
Taft
Turkey
Cannon
Bacon
Beveridge
Elkins
Newlands
McCumber
Focht
Tawney
Livingston
Gillett
Kahn
Austin
Brownlow
Randall
Stevens
Chevy Chase
Bourne
Clarence R. Edwards
Diplomatic Corps Changes Hire and Departures
The Belgian Minister sails from Washington to New York then home with daughters Baroness Marguerite Moncheur and Baroness Alix Moncheur and grandmother Mrs Holman. Spain sees Secretary of Foreign Affairs Don Ramon Pina depart for Madrid. Marquis de Villalobar will arrive mid July as first secretary to replace him. Spanish Chargé d Affaires Tatts Pastor serves until new minister arrives. Russian Chargé dAffaires Mr Kroupensky leases a cottage in Manchester Massachusetts for the summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Marguerite Moncheur
Alix Moncheur
Holman
Baroness Moncheurt
Belgium
Don Ramon Pina
Spain
Madrid
Marquis de Villalobar
London
Don Manuel Walls Y Merino
Sefior Don Tatts Pastor
Mr. Kroupensky
Manchester
Mass
Washington Society Notes From The Tribune Bureau
Washington society items list Mrs Dickinson sailing for Belle Meade Farm for the summer. Dr Sankey Bacon marries Miss Elizabeth Taggart at her parents home with a small family ceremony and a large reception. Edith Wetmore joins sister Maud at Newport while Senator Wetmore plans to join after Congress adjourns. Ex Justice Henry B. Frown departs for Atlantic City then Detroit for the summer. Mrs John R. McLean hosts Miss Lota Robinson at Friendship. Miss Perie Anderson heads to Boston for Harvard and Wellesley commencements. Emily Tuckerman visits Sagamore Hill. James Lownes and friends head to Stockbridge as Congress adjourns. Colonel John R. Williams returns from Chicago with Dorothy Williams joining L Z Leiter in Manchester.
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Tribune Bureau
Washinon
Dickinson
Nashville
Tenn
Belle Meade Farm
Sankey Bacon
Elizabeth Taggart
Hugh T. Taggert
Isabelle Taggart
Anna Taggart
Gretchen Gumprecht
Richard Taggart
Edith Wetmore
Maud Wetmore
Newport
Senator
Wetmore
Congress
Justice
Henry B. Frown
Atlantic City
Detroit
John R. McLean
Friendship
Lota Robinson
Washington
Perie Anderson
Thomas H. Anderson
Boston
Harvard
Wellesley
Emily Tuckerman
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
James Lownes
Roosevelt
Washington House
Stockbridge
Mass
Representative Lovering
Taovering
the Glades
North Scituate
John R. Williams
Chicago
Joseph Leiter
Dorothy Williams
L. Z. Leiter
Manchester
Waters Taft Couple Take Evening Vows
Mr and Mrs Henry Waters Taft have taken the plunge in a quiet ceremony attended by family and close friends. The couple exchanged vows at a local church and celebrated with a small reception afterward.
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Henry Waters Taft
Taft Loses Golf Match at Chevy Chase
President Taft and General Clarence Edwards lose 1 up in a foursome against Senator Bourne and Representative Gillett on a perfect afternoon. The round provides welcome relaxation after a long White House day.
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Washington
Taft
Chevy Chase Inks
Clarence R. Edwards
Bourne
Representative Gillett
White House
The Trip of Mr. Fairbanks
Charles W. Fairbanks former Vice President toured Kyoto Osaka and Kobe during a visit to Japan. He was hosted by the Kyoto governor and Osaka mayor and councillors. He spoke to Kobe school teachers and the Christian Girls' School before sailing for Corea the next day.
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Tokio
Charles W. Fairbanks
Kioto
Kobe
Osaka
Fairbanks
Christian Girls’ School
Corea
Miss Elkins to Go Abroad to Cool Europe
Senator Elkins laughs at the rumor that his daughter Katherine will travel to Europe to meet the Duke of the Abruzzi. The physician advised a move to cooler European zones as hot weather approaches due to a slight heart condition, with her mother accompanying her.
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Washington
Elkins
Katherine
Europe
Transatlantic Travellers on Two Ocean Liners
Passengers listed for today’s Europe sailing include the Friedrich der Grosse bound for Bremen with numerous travelers such as A.8. Ambrose F. W. Budd Dr. W. A. Potter and Walter C. Gale among others for Havre totals also noted for the La Savoie and additional names. Yesterday arrivals from Liverpool include the Carmania bringing Mrs. M. Alice Wells and other travelers including Mrs. Charles S. Baylis and Julia Kuhn among the list.
Lenox Club to Hold Annual Dinner on July 5
Telegraph report from Lenox notes Captain John S. Barnes will convene the Lenox Club for July 5 for its annual dinner. Berkshire Bankers' Association invites guests to its banquet at the Hotel Aspinwall. Various social visits listed including families from New York and Philadelphia.
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Tribune
Lenox
John S. Barnes
Lenox Club
Berkshire Bankers’ Association
Aspinwall
Dave Hennen Morris
Massachusetts
Alfred R. Shattuck
Lenox Villas
the Mount
Clementina Furvise
Charles S Whelen
Malcolm E. Greenough
Philadelphia
James Barnes
Holland
Joseph Pulitzer
Cold Brook
Alexander Sedgwick
New York
Henry Miller
Watson Whitney
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Social Notes From Newport Garden Party and Arrivals
Newport society notes describe a June garden party honoring a wedding anniversary hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon King with about two hundred guests. The White estate on Harrison avenue grooms occupancy for Mrs. Smith Rollins McKim. Isaac B. Emerson of Baltimore visits his daughter. Dorothy J Knight Colford is christened with Rev. Stanley C. Hughes officiating. godparents include E Waterman Dwight and Mrs. F de R Wissman. Frequent Newport visitors include Mathew Astor Wilks, George B de Forest, Mary S Ames, EF Rollins Morse, Walter S Andrews, Amos Tuck French, C W Dolan, Marsden J Perry, and F S S D haulteville.
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the Tribune
Newport
George Gordon King
Harrison Avenue
Smith Rollins McKim
Isaac B. Emerson
Baltimore
Dorothy J. Knight Coleford
Stanley C. Hughes
Trinity Church
E. Waterman Dwight
Philadelphia
F. de R. Wissman
New York
Colford
Louis L. Lorillard
Mathew Astor
Amos Tuck French
Chester
N. H
C. W. Dolan
Marsden J. Perry
F. S. S. D’hauteville
Tariff Talk and Income Tax Debates Across Papers
A compilation notes mixed views on taxation and tariffs. The Philadelphia Inquirer argues against perjury and warns against un-American tax moves while praising revenue measures. Washington Post favors a tax on undistributed corporate earnings as constitutional and revenue-positive. Public opinion columns from Philadelphia Press Milwaukee Sentinel and Chicago Inter Ocean discuss tariff plans, data needs, and the Payne bill trajectory within a tense political landscape.
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Trypsin
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Shackleton
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Rollo
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Josephine Osborn
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
J. Francis Aloysius Clark
Stuart Duncan
Tuxedo
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Adele Kneeland
Clarence W. Dolan
St. Regis
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Belmont
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Lake George
the Diplomatic Corps
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NEW York Society
MR. Fairbanks
Miss Elkins
Friedrich der Grosse
Bremen
Ambrose
F. W. Budd
Charles R. Drake
Fred W. Easton
W. A. Potter
LA Savoie
J. F. Jackson
S. M. Stafford
Charles J. Weller
Walter C. Gale
Doris J. Mann
Havre
J. A. Amundson
Alice E. Chase
Manuel Arias
R. Co
C. R. Diltonworth
Enrique Palacios
J. T. Hoyt
R. C. Harrison
Seth Low
William Pierrepont
Armstrong
Thomas
M. Alice Wells
Aller
John R. Young
Charles S. Baylis
M. Whitley
Joseph Chad
Julia Kuhn
Wick
ES White
A. B. Fitch
Countess de Grandevilie
Berkshires
Philadelphia Inquirer
Internal Revenue Tax
MR. Tafts
Washington Post
Republican Party
Milwaukee Sentinel
Chicago Inter Ocean
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