Broadway amuses with The Prince of Pilsen at the Prince
Amusements list shows Broadway theatres offering The Prince of Pilsen, The Runaways at Casino Theatre, vaudeville at Circle and Knickerbocker venues, wax world at Eden Musee, and acts from Rostock’s trained animals to Thompson & Dunny at Luna Park, Venice in New York, and The Wizard of Oz amid busy schedules.
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Casino Theatre
Circle Theatre
Coney Island
Eden Musee
Garrick Theatre
Berald Square Theatre
Knickerbocker Keith
Knickerbocker Theatre
Foreign and Domestic News Roundup From The New York Daily Tribune
Foreign items report China abandoning Shanghai to Peking negotiations after protests. a Kishineff editor stabbed in St Petersburg. revolts in Cuba and Belgrade politics. British Somaliland lines threatened by the Mad Mullah. Lipton sails with Morgan. domestic notes include postoffice irregularities, miner operator accord, and various city incidents. Weather notes forecast cloudy today with yesterday’s high near 64 degrees.
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Shanghai
Peking
Krougheven
Bessarabetz
St. Petersburg
Rolando
Matos
Castro
Senate
National Assembly
Belgrade
Aden
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York
J. FP. Morgan
Payne
Bristow
Washington Post Office
James T. Metcalf
Money Order Service
Roosevelt
Scranton
Junger Minnerchor
Philadelphia
Kaeiser
Singerfert
Baltimore
Singerbund
Georges Shoals
Bermuda
Powerful
Charlestown
Mass
Richmond
Charles W. Henry
Cos Cob Harbor
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Empty Dinner Pail and Tariff Reform in Reform Club
An editorial lament from a reform club about tariff reform and free trade pamphlets. It notes weary young members, a diet of political health food, and parallels to past tariff reform debates shaping national policy and club finances.
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Reform Club
Pevenne
Reform Ub
Areadhtey Gavins
Reform Club's Call to End Waste and Tighten Belts
A critique of Reform Club members spending on luxury while advocating tariff reform. It urges self-denial and investing a windfall in promoting poverty and free trade literature. The piece mocks pampered leadership and promotes austere library-based reform.
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Reform Club
Reform
Old Slough Hole as GOP County Committee Presidency
George R. Sheldon denounces the GOP County Committee presidency as an old slough hole that no one can fix yet hints a capable Republican could transform it. The piece notes Governor Odell’s jab about primaries not driving Election Day power and urges finding a leader willing to expose how the place is kept barren and how to rebuild the party structure.
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George R. Sheldon
Republican County Committee
Sheldon
Odell
Republican Club
The Crime of Open Mindedness in Westminster Politics
A critique argues that the alleged crime is open mindedness in politics and cites Gladstone and Peel to show how policy shifts reflect genuine conviction. It commends Balfour and Chamberlain for urging thorough consideration of fiscal policy before accepting new proposals, warning against rigidity.
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Pitt
Walpole
Westminster
Gladstone
Peel
Chamberlain
Ricardo
Oxford University
Messrs. Balfour
Open mindedness as defense in political rhetoric
A fragment suggests advocates boast of open mindedness and invite critics to test it. The brief line hints at rhetorical strategy in political discourse without naming persons or places.
The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Turnverein of New York
The eastern District Turnverein gears up for its fiftieth anniversary, tracing its roots to Turnvater Jahn and the German gymnastic and cultural movement. It chronicles the spread from German immigrants to Americanized forms, noting enduring gymnasiums, clubs, theatres, libraries, and a shared spirit of athletic and intellectual pursuits.
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New York
Turnvater
Jahn
Hasen-Heide
Berlin
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Sprecher
Turnwart
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Vater Jahn
Alaska Investigation Starts Sail From Seattle
A Senate sub committee on territories will sail from Seattle for an Alaska investigation. The panel, led by the Territory Committee chair, aims to gather authentic knowledge to guide future legislation. Senator Beveridge declines to join, and the trip is described as serious work rather than a junket.
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Seattle
Alaska
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Committee On
Territories
Congress
Streetcar Types in Brooklyn Open Cars at Risk of Abolition
An editorial argues against abolishing open streetcars in Brooklyn. It notes open cars are warmer, more profitable, and pleads for better safety rules to stop cars fully for boarding. Proposes sliding gates and criticizes the unpopular air tight cars with sealed windows.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Imbo
Comfortable all-season streetcars proposed for healthier travel
The author criticizes open cars that drench passengers and propose end doors with side seating and large glazed windows. He describes hybrid cars usable in winter or summer, with tight sashes and removable windows, able to switch instantly for weather. Such cars offer warmth in winter and cool air in summer, improving comfort and health at no extra cost.
London Quick Lunch Parlor Draws Mixed Praise and Criticism
The piece notes a London opening as a mixed signal for American influence, while military tours at Peekskill and Mohawk Valley stress stricter field duties. It highlights traffic congestion across Fifth Avenue to Broadway, high cab fares in Manhattan, and calls for public vehicle schedule reforms and changes in retail and livery practices.
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Manhattan
Fire at Chinese government buildings prompts foreign aid
In Peking the Board of Revenue and Board of Rites buildings burned, Chinese fire teams unable to control the blaze and foreign troops summoned. The Board of Rites building was demolished by troops, risking upheaval and fear over disruptions to imperial ceremonies and state rituals.
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Board of Revenue
Board of Rites
Peking
Golf Crowned as King of Games in Aging Youthful Ambition
In reminiscence and light verse the piece traces a life arc from toddler play to college sport and finally to golf as the king of games. It references Punch Toronto home celebration plans, an open air horse show, parades, fireworks, regattas, and a carnival atmosphere with cultural notes on French language lessons and a witty quip about rent taxation in Paris. The collage includes comedic exchanges about seating on Broadway cars and a brief lyric about romance and a stray insult.
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Ont
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Queen’s Park
University Oval
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
Rochester
Paris
President hosts guests and social arrivals in Washington
The President's luncheon guests include Captain F Norton Goddard of New York and Governor Hunt of Porto Rico. George R. Sheldon of New York dined at the White House. Northeastern Sangerbund groups were received. Roosevelt said he plans to attend the Syracuse State Fair in September. Other social figures from New York and Stockbridge and Mrs Davidson were noted at various venues.
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F. Norton Goddard
New York
Governor Hunt
Porto Rico
George R. Sheldon
White House
Sangerbund
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Driscoll
Syracuse
Diplomatic Corps Heads for Summer Quarters
Washington June 17 Theodore Hansen first secretary of the Russian Embassy will act as chargé d affaires in Europe and has not fixed summer embassy headquarters Commander Boutakeff naval attaché has a cottage at Narragansett Pier with Mme Boutakeff also coming The Mexican Ambassador plans Deal Beach for the summer French Ambassador Mme Jusserand entertain Frederic Gruen then visit Canada They settled on Manchester for summer quarters but date not fixed Italian Ambassador and Signora des Planches depart Washington soon for vacation with a Quebec visit and a contemplated California trip before sailing for Italy
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French Chamber of Deputies
Versailles
M. Gruen
Canada
Manchester
Signora Des Planches
Quebec
California
Italy
NEW YORK SOCIETY HEADS TO LONG ISLAND SEASIDE
New York society figures gather at Sheepshead and Meadow Brook sites while polo and summer plans unfold. Notables include Payne Whitney Whitney Belmont Hitchcock Duryea and Mackay as they split between Westbury Roslyn and Southampton for the season. British polo team visit canceled due to War Office leave issues as ambassadors depart Newport for England.
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Rockaway
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Westbury
Clarence H. Mackay
Charles Tharney
Roslyn
Brookline
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United States
War Office
Pall Mall
Summers in Berkshire Honored by Idyllic Westward Tour
Lenox Massachusetts June 17 special report notes James M. Harts horne and Walter A. Chase of New York arriving in Pittsfield en route to Wisconsin, planning a slow westward tour along the Mohawk River with visits to points of interest. A flock of visitors including Mrs. W C Kingsbury and family of Brooklyn, plus many New York Boston and Connecticut residents, arrive or plan stays at local houses and hotels. A July 1 benefit fair for the Home for Convalescents is announced at the Folsome residence.
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James M. Hartshorne
Walter A. Chase
New York
Pittsfield
Wisconsin
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W. C. Kingsbury
Brooklyn
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Miles Turney
R. C. McCormick
J. C. Clift
Ruth Clift
Mystic
Curtis Hotel
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Miss Folsom
W. B. Rice
New Hampshire
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Clark
Sunset St
George Kingsland
New
Wendell
Thompson Gale
Gale
New- York
Henry K. Sheldon
Lucella
Smith
J. Townsend Russell
M. & Houck
Washington
Greenock
Lee
James Lowndes
Laurel Cottage
Stockbridge
Red Lion Inn
W. B. Clark
Newport Summer Soiree For Sir Michael Herbert Guests Adorn Greenough Place
Newport notes report a stag dinner in Greenough Place honoring Sir Michael Herbert and Lady Horter, with American Beach decorations and no music. Many residents and visitors arrive at Newport cottages such as Edgecliffe and Jamestown, including the Belmonts, Goelets, and Schr oeder family, as well as Countess Zborowski and Mrs. Widener. A steamer accident injures R. Nelson Buckley, delaying his summer schedule at Edgecliffe.
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Greenough Place
Michael Herbert
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Chestnut Hill
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Yanaga-ave
George &. Scott
Europe
Belmead
W. F. Donaldson
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St. Louis
Bayview
J. C. Logan
Sidney J. Smith
New York
Hartshorn Villa
Halidon
Anna Hayden
Robert W. Goelet
Elisha Dyer, Jr
Wayside
Rt. H. Townsend
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Washington
Jon W. Ellis
Bellevue Ave
Ellis
H. B. Duryea
Edgehill
Beacon Hill
Elwood Davis
Andrews Cottage
Catherinest
Clarence W. Dolan
Torresdale
Penn
Hill Top Cottage
Mr. Dolan
Davis Chalet
Bailey's Beach
Countess Zborowski
Hewland Cottage
Rhode Island
J. J. Wysong
Muenchinger King Cottage
Hugo Fritsch
New-York
Hosa Grosvenor
Wyndham
Joseph Widener
T. Quier
Ard Son
Boston
Augustus Jay
E. C. Knight
Philia
William Payne Thompson
R. Nelson Buckley
Priscilla
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Betrothal and wedding notices for Thorpe Park and Japer Buchholz
Arrangements completed for the wedding of Miss Abbie Thorpe Park and Richard Japer Buchholz to be held at Christ Church in Rye on Saturday. In Richmond Virginia on June 17 special news lists Misa Lena Logan and Douglas Forsythe of New Orleans marrying at Algoma, the country home of General and Mrs T M Logan. Family presence only.
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Newport
Wanderer
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Gibbs-ave
Fannie Johnson
Edward I. Dennen
Trinity Church
Abbie Thorpe Park
Richard Japer Buchholz
Christ Church, Rye
Richmond
Misa Lena Logan
Douglas Forsythe
New Orleans
Algoma
T. M. Logan
Guidi Proposition Rejected in Philippines Bishops Plan
Rome reports Vatican confidence in native clergy is low and rejects Monsignor Guidis plan to appoint two native bishops. Fear centers on elevating schismatic prelates whose offices would then be valid. Padre Aglipay and followers appear outside the Catholic pale and are seen as playing a comedy.
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Philippines
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Sir Thomas Lipton departs for America amid cheers
At Euston London a large crowd bids farewell to Sir Thomas Lipton as he boards the Oceanic for Liverpool. J Pierpont Morgan and others accompany him on the same train. Morgan is cheered, while King Edward sends telegram wishes for luck in the August race.
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Euston
Goodby
Sir Thomas Lipton
Liverpool
Ster Line
Oceanic
Sir Thomas
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. J. Pirie
Harland & Wolff
Waterbury Named Delegate to Wireless Conference
John J Waterbury president of the Manhattan Trust Company New York is named by the Secretary of State on Rotary Cartelyou nomination as a delegate to the preliminary conference atUr on August 4 to formulate regulations for international control of wireless telegraphy.
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Washington
John J. Waterbury
Manhattan Trust Company
New York
Rotary Cartelyou
Arrivals greet crowds at Queenstown on Teutonic
June 17 Queenstown reports a lively Teutonic arrival with delegations welcoming Louis F. Mocars Cleveland Alexander Winton and Percy Owen American entries for the James Gordon Bennett Cup Irish auto race. Joseph Devlin MP North Kilkenny returns praising work in the Irish cause. John Pam Chicago to speak at Wolf Tone event June 22. United Irish League of America protest noted. Dublin masse meeting planned to oppose interference with Wolf Tone celebritie s.
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Queenstown
White Star Line
Teutonic
Louis FP. Mocers
Cleveland
Alexander Winton
Percy Owen
America
Joseph Devlin
North Kilkenny
United States
John Pam
Chicago
United Irish League of America
Mr. Keating
Dublin
Count di Cetlere Arrives on Lombardia from Genoa Naples
Among yesterday's Lombardia passengers from Genoa and Naples were Count Macchi di Cetlere Italian Legation attaché in Washington and the Rev Wood. A renaming notice to India appears in the record.
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Naples
Count Macchi di Cetlere
Ene Italiane Loge
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India
Harris Named Theology Professor at Leyden University
The Hague June 17 James Rendel Harris lecturer and writer on theology formerly from Johns Hopkins University and Haverford College has been appointed professor of theology at the State University at Leyden.
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James Rendel Harris
Johns Hopkins University
Haverford Colles
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