The Prince of Pilsen and Broadway Amusements Showcard
A condensed listing of theater offerings across venues including The Prince of Pilsen at Broadway Theatre and The Runaways, with vaudeville acts and billed performances at Coney Island Eden Musee Garrick and others. Notable acts include Rostock's trained animals, The World in Wax, Facing the Music, The Knickerbocker, The Blonde in Luna Park, and The Wizard of Oz at various dates and showtimes.
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Broadway
Madison Square Garden
Dussanc Sage
Foreign and Domestic News Summary from New York Daily Cribrine
A digest of items from abroad and the domestic scene. China abandoned moving treaty talks from Shanghai to Peking amid protests. St. Petersburg reports a Kishineff editor stabbed. Belgrade discusses constitutional changes in Servia. Liberals clash over policy details with Chamberlain. Lipton sails to New York with Morgan aboard. Domestically, post office corruption charges. miners’ deal praised by Roosevelt. Scorpion foundered off Georges Shoals. Liberty Bell and John Brown Bell at Bunker Hill Day. Trolley strike in Richmond. Stocks mixed but higher at close. Weather outlook: cloudy, high 64, low 34.
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Matos
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Servia
Aden
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New York
Oceanic
J. P. Morgan
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Money Order Service
Roosevelt
Scranton
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Philadelphia
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Mass
Richmond
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Vreeland
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Metropolitan Street Railway
Frooklyn
State Board of Arbitration
Employers’ Association
Robert A. Ammon
Franklin Syndicate
Regular Army
Sandy Hook
Fifth-ave
John Doe
Old Dock Board
Tribune Subscription Reminder for Departing Readers
A notice urging readers about to leave the city that The Tribune can be mailed anywhere in the country or abroad and that addresses may be changed freely. Subscriptions may be given to a regular dealer before departing or handed in at The Tribune office. See opposite page for rates.
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Tribune
Empty dinner pail and tariff reform in Reform Club dispute
A newspaper excerpt laments Reform Club members abandoning tariff reform for free trade pamphlets. It compares the shift to a diet of dry economics and notes a financial low mood within the club. The piece criticizes younger members for rejecting tariff reform and pursuing profit and leisure over collective welfare.
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Reform Club
Reformlab
Reform Club Urges Poverty Over Pleasure in Tariff Reform
A critique on Reform Club leaders accepting 50 000 windfall funds and spending it on pro free trade literature. The piece mocks indulgence and calls for restraint, urging members to invest in reading rooms and anti prosperity campaigns rather than cocktails and costly dinners. It warns the public will demand tariff reform after such campaigns.
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Reform Club
Reform
Old Slough Hole as Republican County Chair Fate
Commentary on George R. Sheldon declining the Republican County Committee presidency notes the seat as an old slough hole no one can fix. It questions who benefits from its decay, cites Governor Odell on primaries, and urges a Republican to reveal how and by whom the obstruction is maintained, offering hope for reform if a capable challenger speaks up.
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George R. Sheldon
Republican County Committee
Sheldon
Odell
Republican Club
Kelden
Open-mindedness as a national crime in imperial policy
The piece denounces alleged open mindedness as a crime by Prime Minister and Colonial Secretary over fiscal policy. It ridicules claims of rigidity versus flexibility, cites Gladstone and Peel as examples, and argues for cautious scrutiny and genuine open mindedness before adopting new measures. The argument endorses inquiry, not blind endorsement.
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Walpole
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Peel
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Oxford University
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Open mindedness becomes a quiet protest in discourse
A fragment suggests individuals defend their open minded stance and challenge opponents to use their freedom of thought. The brief hints at a broader debate about intellectual openness and personal conviction without specifying events or figures.
The Turnverein marks fifty years in New York District
The fiftieth anniversary of the Turnverein of the Eastern District of New York is celebrated by its members. The piece traces Turnvater Jahn’s founding ideas, the German origins, and how the organization evolved in the United States into an Americanized form while preserving gymnasiums and social functions.
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Alaska Investigation Set for Senate Subcommittee Trip
The Senate Territories committee sub-committee will sail from Seattle to Alaska for an inquiry into its territorial government. The trip aims to provide authentic knowledge for legislation, despite critics who called it a junket. Beveridge declines to join, but the panel proceeds with serious intent.
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Alaska
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Streetcar types stir debate on open cars in Brooklyn
The article argues against abolishing open Brooklyn streetcars, noting they are pleasant and profitable yet cause injuries. It urges drivers to stop for boarding, proposes sliding gates, and warns against replacing open cars with air tight models. It laments years of policies from prior administrations and calls for safer, passenger friendly service.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Mmbo
Comfortable Sealed Car Design Advocated for Year Demand
A letter argues for new car types with end doors and central aisle seats, glazed sliding windows, and adjustable closures. Such designs would keep passengers dry and comfortable in all seasons, improving health and public satisfaction while remaining cost-effective for transit companies.
Quick Lunch Parlor in London Spurs Cautionary Tone
A London opening for the Quick Lunch Parlor is viewed as not endorsing a popular American institution but as a warning about societal ills. The piece also notes military tours at Peekskill and Mohawk Valley, reflecting on stricter field duties, weather, and transportation delays, with broad commentary on rising cab fares and potential changes to public vehicle schedules.
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Fire at Beijing boards provokes foreign aid shock
Fires hit the Board of Revenue and Board of Rites buildings in Peking. Fire department lacked equipment and was aided by foreign troops. Troops pulled down the Board of Rites building, a catastrophe feared to unsettle imperial ceremonies and Chinese authority.
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Board of Rites
Peking
Golf, the King of Games in Aging Hands
A selection from Punch and other items notes aging athletes turning to golf as retirement nears. It includes poems on ambition, an Ottawa festival preview, linguistic jests about French pronunciation, and social notes on rent taxation in Paris. The miscellany also features humorous banter about halves and kisses.
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Paris
President hosts guests and social figures at luncheon
Washington June 17 The Presidents luncheon guests include Captain F Norton Goddard of New York and Governor Hunt of Porto Rico George R Sheldon of New York attended a White House dinner Several Northeastern Sangerbund groups visiting Baltimore were welcomed at the White House Roosevelt said he would attend the Syracuse State Fair in September Mrs A B Milter F C Jones H B Jones Mrs George Follansbee Miss Follansbee Mr and Mrs E Lindermeyer Mr and Mrs W C Ashwell F F Maynard and Mrs J Van Nostrand of New York Mr and Mrs Edwin J Rice and family of New York have arrived at the Road cottage In Stockbridge Mrs H F Davidson and the Misses Davidson of New York are at the Hotel Aspinwall
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Diplomatic Corps Heads For Summer Quarters
Washington reports on the diplomatic entourage as ambassadors and attachés plan summer stays. Theodore Hansen may set embassy HQs, Boutakoff and Mme Boutakoff take a cottage at Narragansett Pier, the Mexican Ambassador heads to Deal Beach, and Jusserands settle at Manchester with Gruen visiting Canada before possible California trip.
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New York Society Heads to Sheepshead Bay Polo Event
Extensive society turnout expected at Sheepshead Bay to witness the Suburban polo. Among attendees are Mr and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney W C Whitney August Belmont and other prominent New York families. Many relocate to their Long Island country places while polo continues with Meadow Brook and Rockaway games set for next week.
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Lenox Notes on Visitors and Summer Plans in Berkshire Hills
Lenox June 17 news lists numerous visitors arriving in Pittsfield and nearby towns, including James M. Harts horne and Walter A. Chase en route to Wisconsin, extended stays at hotels, and a July 1 Home for Convalescents benefit at the Folsome residence. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Miles Turney, Miss Ruth Clift, George Leclair, and many others visiting Berkshire sites. Also noted are new arrivals at Curtis Hotel and Sun-set cottages, plus a wedding trip party by horse back and a rental of the Eddy cottage for summer.
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Newport notes dinner honors Sir Michael Herbert in Newport
Special from Newport notes a stag dinner at Porter cottage in Greenough Place honoring Sir Michael Herbert and Lady Herbert who depart for England. Many Newport residents and visitors are listed at cottages in Jamestown and Bellevue, with ongoing arrivals and a serious steamship accident involving R Nelson Buckley.
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Michael Herbert
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WEDDINGS OF MISS THORPE PARK AND RASPER BUCHHOLZ
Arrangements completed for the wedding of Miss Abbie Thorpe Park and Richard Jasper Buchholz at Christ Church Rye on Saturday. In Richmond Virginia on June 17 Miss Lena Logan and Douglas Forsythe were married at Algoma, the bride's parents home. families of both sides attended.
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Richard Jasper Buchholz
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Douglas Forsythe
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Vatican rejects Guidi proposition for native bishops
Rome July 17 The Vatican shows little trust in native priests in the Philippines and rejects Monsignor Guidis plan to appoint two native bishops. It fears the new bishops could elevate schismatic prelates, rendering their offices valid Padre Aglipay and his followers are viewed as outside the Catholic pale and playing a comedy.
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Sir Thomas Lipton Leaves London for Oceanic Voyage
Large crowd at Euston bids farewell to Sir Thomas Lipton as he boards the White Star Line steamer Oceanic in Liverpool bound for America. J Pierpont Morgan and others on the same train exchange waves and chatter. King Edward sends a telegram wishing Lipton a prosperous journey and luck in the August race.
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Goodby
Sir Thomas Lipton
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Friow
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J. Pierpont Morgan
W. J. Pirie
Harland & Wolff
America
Edward RE
Waterbury Chosen Delegate for Wireless Telegraphy Talks
John J. Waterbury president of the Manhattan Trust Company New York has been designated by the Secretary of State on Rotary Cortelyou's nomination as a delegate to the August 4 preliminary conference to draft regulations for international control of wireless telegraphy.
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Washington
John J. Waterbury
Manhattan Trust Company
New York
Arrivals greet dignitaries and racers at Queenstown
At Queenstown on June 17 delegations welcomed passengers from the White Star steamer Teutonic. Notables included Louis Mocers of Cleveland Alexander Winton and Percy Owen bound for the Irish James Gordon Bennett Cup auto race. Joseph Devlin MPs North Kilkenny toasted Ria work for Ireland. John Keating Chicago slated to speak at Wolf Tone event amid protests from United Irish League of America and a mass meeting in Dublin planned to defend the celebration.
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White Star Line
Teutonic
Louis P. Mocers
Cleveland
Alexander Winton
Percy Owen
America
Joseph Devlin
North Kilkenny
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Ria
John Keating
Chicago
United Irish League of America
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Dublin
Wolf Tone
Count di Cellere Arrives in Washington on Lombardia
Among yesterday's Lombardia passengers from Genoa and Naples were Count Macchi di Cellere attaché at Washington and the Rev. Sirona is a Rd to India.
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Naples
Count Macchi di Cellere
Ue Bd UN Loge
Washington
Sirona
India
Harris Leyden Professor Appointed At Leyden University
James Rendel Harris, renowned lecturer and theology writer, formerly of Johns Hopkins University and Haverford College, is named professor of theology at the State University at Leyden. The appointment announced in The Hague on June 17 marks a major academic recognition for Harris in the international scholarly community.
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James Rendel Harris
Johns Hopkins University
Haverford College
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