Amusements listing for city venues and shows
A dense catalog of theater vaudeville and musical performances across many venues including the Academy of Music, Alhambra, Belasco, Broadway, Canarfi e, Coney Island circuits, Fort.Gis, Garrick, Lyceum, Lyric, Savoy, and St Nicholas. It lists acts such as The Honeymooners, The Rose of the Rancho, The Parisian Model, The World in Wax, Cavalleria Rusticana, The Red Mill, and concert pieces with Kaltenborn.
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Academy OF Music
Hamiet
Aerial Gardens
Alhambra
Belasco
I Herald SQ
Mouseaudeville Saprotin DE Knickerboc
Red Mill Lyceum
W. Yer Lyric
SAVOY
H ST. Nicholas Garven
Kaltenborn
West Exd
Anglo Franco Spanish pact isolates Germany and hints at secrecy
Advices from London report the Anglo Franco Spanish agreement aims to isolate Germany and suggests powers preferred secrecy until after the Hague conference. Pichon cites a Franco Japanese pact and hints Russia Japan talks may come soon.
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London
Germany
M. Pichon
Chamber of Deputies
Russia
Japan
America
The
Hague
Odessa
Black Sea
Admiral Wiren
Sebastopol
Foraker
Brownsville
Louis H. van Riper
E. 3. Holmes
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
McPherson
Kansas City
State of
Missouri
Albany
Manhattan
Hughes
Alba
Commission On Prisons
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Brown University
Providence
R. IL
Warry Orchard
Boise
Caldwell
Idaho
Steunenberg
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Concord
N. H
Darwin P. Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
Alexander E. Orr
Benjamin Steinhardt
Abe” Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Yale
Rand
Subscription info for Tue Tamune mailing abroad
Readers leaving the city can receive Tue Tamune by mail anywhere, with address changes allowed. Subscriptions may be given at the regular dealer or handed in at the Tue Taiunn Office. See opposite page for rates.
Griggs Aims at Repeats of Bloodless Campaigns in 1908
The Hon. James M. Griggs, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Committee, signals plans to run a calm, orderly campaign for Congress, following a pattern of restraint. He endorses William Jennings Bryan as the sole presidential candidate and opposes nominating a Southern man, warning it could split the party and force new alignments.
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James M. Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
Hhouse of Representatives
Democratic Congress
Griggs
Congress
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Georgia
William Jennings Brian
Democracy
Griggs and Bryan Leadership in Democratic Prospects
The Georgia statesman discusses nominating a Southern presidential candidate and the optimism of Mr. Griggs about Democratic prospects. He believes Bryan could win if elected, while Griggs remains hopeful despite past losses, aiming to guide a Democratic minority to the next House.
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Georgia Statesman
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
Bryan
Griggs
Mr. Griggs
Congress
House of Representatives
Russian Coup D Etat and the Crisis of Autocracy
The piece argues the St Petersburg move is a sweeping coup d etat that abolishes the 1905 constitution and reinstates autocratic rule. It denounces the government for dismissing the Douma without proof, dissolving parliament, silencing the press, and betraying the electorate and national confidence.
Autocracy Versus Democracy in Russia Amid Douma Elections
The piece argues that any new Douma would be seen as an autocratic tool unless it acts with independence. It predicts staged suffrage suppression, a potential fight for constitutional rights, and a democratic victory achieved through legal means against autocratic power.
Reasonable Doubt Certificate Reform Ends Statewide Practice
Governor Hughes signs a bill limiting certificates of reasonable doubt to the trial judge or a Supreme Court justice at a special term. The change ends abuses where convicted defendants could delay jail by seeking warrants from distant judges, addressing public concern over unequal access to justice.
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Hughes
Supreme Court
Jtall
Hummel
Brooklyn
Buffalo
New York
Milk sanitation in Copenhagen and Vienna compared in New York Journal
The New York Medical Record compares Danish and Austrian milk practices as Nathan Straus expands his New York program. Copenhagen limits pasteurization while Vienna requires heat treatment with two standards, highlighting differing public health approaches and the question of their relative effectiveness.
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New York
Nathan Straus
Copenhagen
Vienna
Denmark
Austria
Pasteurization Debate Tempered by Local Health Plan
The passage notes that experienced and honest men disagree on pasteurization and urges caution against drastic legislation. It cites Washington’s local health board proposing farm inspections to curb unwholesome conditions while educating producers. Pasteurization is offered as a temporary safeguard needing further study.
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America
Europe
Board of Health
Washington
Teddy bear makers labeled nature fakers
The Inquirer mocks Teddy bear manufacturers, implying they misrepresent nature in their products. The remark questions Mr. Roosevelt's stance while offering a sharp critic of plush toy origins.
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Inquirer
Mr. Roosevelt
Park improvements and river basin tree project noted
City Hall Park gains and traffic ease after removal of bootblack stands. Pittsburg plans 2,000,000,000 trees to curb flood damage on the Allegheny and Monongahela basins. Benzoate of soda in pies prompts calls for labeling under the pure food law. John H. Bankhead advances to Senate after losing his House seat in 1906, illustrating ironies of political fortune.
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City Hall Park
Herrman
Park Row
Broadway
National Irrigation Congress to Meet in Sacramento
The Fifteenth National Irrigation Congress will be held in Sacramento California from September 2 to 7. It doubles as a forestry congress and will discuss national forest reserve extension and administration alongside irrigation. Funds from public land sales are financing these projects nearing ten million dollars.
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National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Cal
Forestry Congress
National Forest Reserve
Irrigation Congress
National Treasury
Secretary Straus To Visit Canada Pacific Coast In July
Secretary of Commerce and Labor William Seder Straus will depart Washington in early July for weeks of study on immigration and related issues. The party includes Mrs Straus and his private secretary Mr Weed. Their itinerary covers Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver Seattle San Francisco and Hawaii with stops to study child labor.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Roger Straus
Weed
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Seattle
San Francisco
Hawai
Diplomatic Corps Departures For Summer Assignments
The British counsellor and Lady Isabella Howard depart to Intervale New Jersey for the summer with their children. Italian Embassy staff Signor Montagna Signor Centaro and Professor Ravioli head to New York to bid farewell to the ambassador who sails for Europe. Montagna will act as chargé d'affaires and establish Magnolia Massachusetts as embassy HQ for the season. Baron Ambrozy and the Russian naval attaché Nebelsine will travel to New York then to Bar Harbor and stay through the summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Isabella Howard
Intervale
N. J
Signor Montagna
Signor Centaro
Ravioli
New York
Goodby
Europe
Mayor Des Planches
Magnolia
Mass
Boston
Meyer
Larz Anderson
Baron Ambrozy
Ambrozy
Bar Harbor
Nebelsine
Mme. Nebelsine
Washington Society Notes Include Beveridge Eddy Engagement
The Tribune reports in Washington society column that Senator Beveridge of Indiana and Miss Katherine Eddy plan an early marriage after a likely June ceremony in Germany was delayed by business. Eddy family members remodel a large house near Sheridan Circle as Beveridge contemplates making the capital his winter home.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Katherine Eddy
Augustus N. Eddy
Spencer F. Eddy
United States
Berlin
Marshall Field
Beveridge
Miss Eddy
Germany
Eddy
Sheridan Circle
Emma V. Mullan
John Mullan
A. A
George Russell Lukens
Caliifornia
Henry May
K Street
Indian relics found at Inwood Hill on Manhattan Island
Three men, W. L. Calver Reginald P. Holton and Edward Hagaman Hall of the American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society uncovered Indian remains near Inwood Hill on the east side of Seaman Avenue. The group noted Revolutionary War buttons coins and other artifacts from a British regiment camped there and estimated the finds to be around three hundred years old. They urged preservation and research by city authorities to create a park at Inwood Hill.
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Dog T
Manhattan Island
Inwood Hill
Seaman Avenue
W. L. Calver
Reginald P. Holton
Edward Hagaman Hall
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
Hall
17Th
Mr. Hall
Henry Hudson
Bouyton Duyvil Creek
Society
Hudson-Fulton
British Ambassador Bryce Tours Western Oklahoma
British Ambassador James Bryce and party travel through Snyder Hobart and other towns on the St. Louis San Francisco line in western Oklahoma. They return tomorrow via Enid and Guthrie where Governor and Mrs Frantz will host a reception at Guthrie.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
James Brvyce
Oklahoma
Snyder
Hobart
St. Louis & San Francisco
Enid
Guthrie
Bryce
Frantz
Buckler Named Secretary at Madrid Legation
Willem H. Buckler of Baltimore has been offered and will accept the post as secretary of the American Legation at Madrid. He is half brother to Henry White the U S ambassador to France and previously declined the La Paz Bolivia legation post. Buckler served at the Spanish royal wedding embassy.
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Baltimore
Willem H. Buckler
Madrid
Mr. Buckler
Henry White
France
United States
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Spain
la Paz
Bolivia
Beveridge Avoids Comment On Marriage Report
Senator Beveridge of Indiana visited President Roosevelt and then left Oyster Bay for New York. He refused to confirm or deny the report that he will marry Miss Katharine Eddy, saying such matters are not for a gentleman to deny but no one has the right to publish them.
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Oyster Bay
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Roosevelt
New York
Beveridge
Katharine Eddy
Transatlantic Travellers Headed for Europe
The Kronprinz Wilhelm and the Carmania sail today to Europe with a group that includes clergy, married couples, and several named passengers such as Rev Hugh Black Rev Donald Sage Roosevelt Baron Mayor Des Planches Miss Michel Ryan and Mrs Edward Litch. The roster also lists J M Rosencrans M C McEnroe W M Smith Alexander Finn Hugh McBirney and P F Collier among others sailing to Bremen and Liverpool.
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Europe
Kronprinz Wilhmolm
Bremen
Hugh Black
J. M. Rosencrans
Donald Sage J. R. Roosevelt
Samuel Unter
Maenny
M. C. McEnroe
Baron Mayor Des
Liverpool
Baron von Hengelmillier
Pee
Edward Litch- Alexander Finn
Hugh McBirney
P. F. Collier
Bernard Bensiger
New Form of Bullet Tests by German Officers
The Youth's Companion reports German officers tested a rifle ball by Italian Signor Del Rigotti. The projectile ends with a screw shaped tip to impart continuous rotation, aiming for longer range and flatter trajectory at the same velocity. Italy reportedly did not accept the design, though Germany's tests are praised by Italian authorities.
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Signor del Rigotti
Italy
Germany
Society Notes On Summer Placements Of Prominent Families
Notable society figures plan summer residence from Lenox to Bar Harbor with families including the Sloanes Goodhues Wallingfords and Longworths. Guests sail to Europe or stay at New Jersey and Long Island retreats while Vanderbilt Speyer Paget and Ripley groups split between Newport Bar Harbor and Hempstead.
Smith daughter seeks claim to Silent Smith legacy
Mrs. Simon Dufreche of New Orleans declares she is Silent Smith’s daughter and has hired lawyers in New Orleans and New York to pursue her claim. She will present two letters said to be written by Smith to his wife in England, one from April 1867 and another from June 1887, detailing money in court and family affairs.
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James Gallatin
New York
Easthampton
Long Island
Charles Newbold Welsh
the Tribune
New Orleans
Simon Dufreche
Smith
England
Manchester
Chancery
America
James H. Smith
Dufreche
Ellen Cargan Smith
Galveston
Art Treasures for Denver Gift from Mrs Stoiber
Denver reports Mrs E G Stoiber will donate a house and its contents valued at 9000 to the city. Her husband, a Colorado mine magnate, died in Paris recently, and the gift includes 40 costly homes they built here with rare pictures and art curios.
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the Tribune
Denver
E G. Stoiber
Colorado
Paris
Taft Tours Hot Springs Sanatorium
Secretary of War William H. Taft spent an hour at the Hot Springs national sanatorium with Senators Kittredge and Gamble, Governor Crawford, and ex-Congressman Martin. He said he has fully recovered in health except for a cold.
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Hot Springs, & C
William H. Taft
Hot Springs
Kittredge and Gamble
Crawford
Martin
Taft's Yale Prize Winner Triumphs in Freshman Year
Robert Alphonso Taft son of William H Taft won the Woolsey and Hurlburt scholarships tied for first with Samuel Michael Cohen of Hartford earning two prizes in a day. Taft faced competition and his slight slip is linked to concern over his father's health.
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New Haven
Conn
Robert Alphonso Taft
William H. Taft
Yale
Hurlburt
Samuel Michael Cohen
Hartford
Taft
Hughes to Lafayette for College Exercises
Albany June 17 Governor Hughes will depart at noon for Easton Pennsylvania to attend Lafayette College commencement on Wednesday. The college plans to confer a doctor of laws degree following Columbia University’s action last week. He is expected back Thursday.
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Hughes
Lafayette
Albany
Easton
Penn
Lafayette College
Columbia University
Wisconsin rowers rely on home water for upcoming race
Milwaukee dispatch notes Coach Ten Eyck has moved several crews and water to Poughkeepsie, arguing that home water could help Wisconsin win. Article warns of water quality issues and dangers from unfamiliar drinking water affecting athletes ahead of the intercollegiate race.
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Milwaukee Wisconsin
Coach Ten Eyck
Madison
Poughkeepsie
Wisconsin
Ten Bryck
Indian Bones Unearthed in Updegraff Farm Dig
Workmen on the Updegraff farm above Yewberry in Indiana County unearthed an Indian skull and bones. The skull measures about ten inches across the jaw and is unusually large. The skeleton is thought to be over two hundred years old and was buried head down in a blanket.
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Philadelphia
Updegraff
Yewberry
Yeoming County
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Peter the Great
Ivan the Terrible
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Piehre
Pobiedone
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Constitutional Democrats
Wilk
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Allegheny
Monongahela
Pennsylvania
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John H. Bankhead
Alabama
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R. P. Hobson
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Yonkers Statesman
Richard Croker
Ireland
Tweed
Democrats
Set
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Great Western Railroad
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Geraldine
Catholic Standard and Times
Kate Cording
Miss Cording
Islington
Shimland
Red Lion Square
Holborn
Connecticut Avenue
Morrow
Lake Placid
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
W. H. Buckler
Myer
W. M. Smith
NEW York Society
William Douglas Sloane
Lenox
Goodhue Livingston
B. A. Wallingford
Nicholas Longworth
C. C. Cuyler
J. Gordon Douglas
Mr. Douglas
Luther Kountza
Morristown
Harry S. Nicholas
Southampton
Frederick A. Snow
Tuxedo
Coppell
Towers
Tenafly
Edgar H. Booth
Louis Haight
Highwood
George Bliss
W. Willis Reese
Bernardsville, N. J
Philip Livingston
William T. Bull
Switzerland
Dr. Bull
James G. Blaine, Jr
Gordon Norrie
Misses Norrie
New London, Conn
Almeric Paget
North Star
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry 8. Redmond
Mrs. Paget
Harry Payne Whitney
Edmund L. Baylies
West 36Th Street
Newport
James Speyer
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Annah Ripley
Hempstead
James Henry
Texas
Hermanns. le Roy
Mr. Smith
le Roy
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