Amusements and Theaters Listing Notable Shows
The page lists multiple theater venues and acts including Academy of Music, Alhambra, Belasco, Broadway, Canarfie, Coney Island venues, and others. It mentions Honeymooners, The World in Wax, Fascinating Flora, The Rose of the Rancho, and operatic and vaudeville acts with showtimes and venue names in a dense program schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Aehrial Gardens
Alhambra
Belasco
Grand Opera
Carateria Rusticans
Knickerbocse Lyceum
BAVOY
Hour &T
Arden
Kalltenborn
West End
Foreign and Domestic News Digest in Daily Tribune
Advices from London stress Anglo Franco Spanish pact isolation of Germany while a Franco Japanese treaty is readied and Russia Japan may sign soon. Hague delegates mood dampened by disarmament debate and Russian parliament dissolution. mutiny plot at Black Sea fleet thwarted near Odessa. Domestic notes cover Brownsville inquiry, cotton leak testimonies, Minnesota launch deaths, Missouri freight rate injunction, Albany deadlock, prisons commission, Ivy day at Smith and Brown class day, and Yale commencements.
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London
Germany
M. Pichon
Chamber of Deputies
Russia
Japan
America
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
Commission On Prisons
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Harry Orchard
Boise
Caldwell
Idaho
Steunenberg
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Friends
Eddy
Concord
Stoecks
Parwin P. Kingsley
The
New York Life Insurance Company
Alexander
Orr
Benjamin Steinhardt
Abe" Hummel
Codge-Morse
Yale
Reminder for Tue Trune mail subscriptions and address changes
Readers about to leave the city are informed that Tue Trine will be mailed to any address nationwide or abroad and that addresses may be changed at any time. Subscriptions can be given to the regular dealer before leaving or submitted at Tue Trisuar Office. subscription rates are listed on the opposite page.
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Tue Trisuar
Griggs Signals No Change In Democratic Leadership For 1908
The Hon. James M. Griggs says the Democratic Party will stay with one presidential candidate, William Jennings Bryan, arguing that nominating a Southern man would complicate party unity. He dismisses talk of a new deal or leadership shifts and emphasizes holding to the status quo to avoid internal rifts between Northern Western and Southern wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Democratic Congress
Griggs
Georgia
Congress
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
William Jennings Brean
Griggs Favors Optimism in Democratic Electorate
The Georgia statesman resists advocating a Bryan renomination while noting progressive discontent in the South and West. Mr. Griggs remains hopeful that a Democratic candidate can win, believing his party still deserves victory and that he is best suited to guide a minority success in the next House.
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Georgia Statesman
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
Bryan
Griggs
Mr. Griggs
Congress
House of Representatives
Russia’s Coup Detat at St Petersburg and Its Aftermath
The article analyzes the February coup in St Petersburg as a complete abrogation of the constitution akin to autocratic rule. It argues the autocracy remains a powerful hidden force behind the throne and that the dissolution of the Douma undermines national confidence and the promise of limited government.
Russia faces autocratic limits on new Douma and suffrage
The piece argues any new Douma elected under imperial order would be seen as a government tool or a coup. It warns that if voters insist on choosing representatives, suffrage could be phased out, leaving only pro government voters. It predicts the public will fight to defend constitutional rights by lawful means.
Reasonable Doubt Certificate Reform Passes
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 widespread abuse by preventing distant judges from halting executions during appeal, addressing concerns of fairness and public discontent with delays.
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Hughes
Supreme Court
Inglis
Hummel
Brooklyn
Buffalo
New York
Milk in Two Foreign Cities Shows Different Pasteurization
The New York Medical Record notes two international letters on milk safety. Copenhagen largely eschews pasteurization while Vienna requires heat treatment, with Vienna sterilizing infants’ milk at 216F and others at 158F. Differences arise from local laws, dairy reforms, and industry practices. Nathan Straus’s New York effort is contrasted with European approaches.
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New York
Nathan Straus
Copenhagen
Vienna
Denmark
Austria
Pasteurization Debate Persists Among Honest Men
Leaders note equal experience and honesty among opponents of pasteurization. They warn against drastic laws while urging further study and education for producers. The Washington board backs inspection plus a temporary pasteurization safeguard as a cautious compromise.
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America
Europe
Board of Health
Washington
City Hall Park bears named nature fakers
The Inquirer mocks Mr Roosevelt and praises Commissioner Herrman for removing a cluster of bootblack stands from City Hall Park. The move improves the park’s appearance and removes a barrier to pedestrian traffic between Park Row and Broadway.
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Inquirer
Mr. Roosevelt
City Hall Park
Herrman
Park Row
Hreadway
Pittsburg plots vast tree planting plan to curb floods
A Pittsburgh project aims to plant two billion trees in the Allegheny and Monongahela basins to prevent flood damage worth millions. The effort could position Pittsburgh as a key protector of natural resources for regions from New York to West Virginia. The piece also notes food preservative debates and political shifts including John H. Bankhead’s Senate appointment after a House defeat to R. P. Hobson.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Monongahela
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
John T. Morgan
House of Representatives
Congress
R. P. Hobson
National Irrigation Congress to Meet in Sacramento
The Fifteenth National Irrigation Congress will convene in Sacramento California from September 2 to 7. It will also function as a forestry congress debating national forest reserve extension and irrigation funding tied to public land sales and repayment to the National Treasury. funds near ten million dollars are slated for western water projects.
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National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Cal
Forestry
National Forest Reserve
Irrigation Congress
National Treasury
Secretary Straus to lead study trip on immigration laws
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Elihu Root Straus plans an early July departure from Washington for weeks long official travels. The party includes Mrs Straus and Roger Straus with private secretary Mr Weed visiting Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver Seattle San Francisco and Hawaii. They will also study child labor and close their Connecticut Avenue house for Lake Placid season.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Roger Straus
Weed
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Seattle
San Francisco
Hawaii
Connecticut Avenue
Lake Placid
Diplomatic circle departs for summer assignments and travel
The British Embassy counselor and Lady Isabella Howard depart for Intervale New Jersey with children for the summer. Italian Embassy staff Signor Montagna Signor Centaro and Professor Ravioli head to New York to farewell the Italian Ambassador who sails to Europe. Montagna to Magnolia Massachusetts as chargé d affaires. Baron Ambrozy leaves Washington for New York then Bar Harbor for summer. Russian naval attaché Commander Nebelsine and Mme Nebelsine travel to New York with their three children for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Isabella Howard
Intervale
N. J
Signor Montagna
Signor Centaro
Professor Ravioli
New York
Goodby
Europe
Mayor Des Planches
Magnolia
Mass
Boston
Meyer
Larz Anderson
Baron Ambroay
Ambrozy
Bar Harbor
Nebelsine
Mme. Nebelsine
Washington Society Notes on Engagements and Travels
Washington society remarks on the Beveridge Eddy engagement and anticipated wedding in Germany, noting the couple’s schedules and family ties. It also mentions Emma V. Mullan’s marriage to California State Senator George Russell Lukens, the Mays relocating to Beverly Farms, Isabel May’s visit to the Vanderbilts, and Mrs Williams’s trip to Fort Hamilton with Miss Juliette Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
George Russell Lukens
California
Henry May
K Street
Beverly Farms
Mass
Isabel May
George W. Vanderbilt
Newport
John R. Williamen
Juliette Williams
Capital
Fort Hamilton
Colonel Williams
Mia Morgan-Hill
Diane Morgan-Hill
Unearth Indian Relics From Inwood Dig Near Seaman Avenue
Three men led by Edward Hagaman Hall uncover Indian remains and Revolutionary War artifacts near Inwood Hill on Manhattan Island. Hall notes bone softness required careful handling and cites shells used to bury ritual dogs. He urges Inwood park creation to protect the relics and promote study.
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Dog T
Manhattan Island
Inwood Hl
Seaman Avenue
W. L. Calver
Reginald P Holton
Edward Hagaman Hall
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
17Th
Mr. Hall
Henry Hudson
Bouyton Duyvil Creek
Hall
Inwood Hill
Society of
Hudson-Fulton
Ambassador Bryce Visits Western Oklahoma Today
British Ambassador James Bryce and party travel through Snyder Hobart and other western towns along the St. Louis & San Francisco Railway. They return through Enid and Guthrie where Governor and Mrs Frantz host a greeting in Guthrie.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
James Bryce
Oklahoma
Snyder
Hobart
St. Louis & San Francisco
Enid
Guthrie
Bryce
Frantz
Buckler Named Secretary at Madrid Legation
Baltimore June 17 Willem H Buckler of Baltimore has been offered and will accept the post as secretary of the American Legation at Madrid He is a half brother of Henry White ambassador to France and served at the Spanish royal wedding embassy Buckler had earlier declined the Bolivia legation post.
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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 Rumor of Marriage
Senator Beveridge after meeting President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay leaves for New York. He declines to confirm or deny the report of his marriage to Miss Katharine Eddy, stating that such reports are not for gentlemen to discuss and that no one has right to publish them.
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Kate Cording
London
Miss Cording
Islington
Slhimland
Red Lion Square
Holborn
Oyster Bay
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Roosevelt
New York
Beveridge
Katharine Eddy
Transatlantic Travellers Set for European Sail
Passengers listed for the Carmania voyage include Rev Hugh Black Rev Dr Donald Mackay Rev M C McEnroe Baron Des Planches Miss Ethel Ryan Baron von Hengelmilller Alexander Finn Mrs Hugh McBirney Lernard Benaiger Mr and Mrs Samuel Untermyer Rev W M Smith Mrs P F Collier and others bound for Bremen and Liverpool aboard the Kronprinz WU.
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Kronprinz
Hugh Black
Donald Sage] Mackay
M. C. McEnroe
the Carmania
Baron von Hengelmilller
Alexander Finn
Hugh McBirney
Lernard Benaiger
New Form of Bullet By Italian Inventor Attracts Attention
German officers have tested a new rifle ball designed by an Italian. The projectile employs a screw shaped projection at the front to impart continuous rotation during flight. Reportedly it offers longer range and flatter trajectory than standard rounds. Italy initially resisted adoption, but Germany notes the Italian authorities support the concept after successful experiments.
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Italy
Germany
Noted Society Families Sail for Summer Homes
A lengthy society column lists Mr and Mrs William Douglas Sloane and many peers returning from Europe to spend the summer at homes in Lenox Morristown Bar Harbor and Tenafly. Names include Goodhue Livingston Wallingford Newbold Welsh Cuyler Douglas Kountza Nicholas Coppell Booth Haight Bliss Reese Blaine Norrie Paget Vanderbilt Speyer Ripley and Whitney among others with destinations from Newport to Bernardsville and Tuxedo. May details mention Bar Harbor Morristown Newport and Switzerland trips and engagements with relatives from Vanderbilt Whitney and Blaine families.
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William Douglas Sloane
Europe
Lenox
Goodhue Livingston
B. A. Wallingford
Nicholas Longworth
Coppell
Towers
Tenafly
N. J
Edgar H. Booth
Louis Haight
Highwood
Almeric Paget
North Star
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry S Redmond
Tuxedo
Mrs. Paget
Harry Payne Whitney
London
Smith's Alleged Daughter Fights for Claim to Silent Smith
Mrs. Simon Dufreche of New Orleans seeks to prove she is Silent Smith's daughter. She hires lawyers in New Orleans and New York and will present two letters said to be written by Smith. The letters reference a return for a share of gains and legal delays in England and America.
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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
Denver to receive art treasures from Mrs Stoiber
Mrs. E. G. Stoiber plans to donate a Denver house and its contents, including rare pictures and art curios, to the city. Her husband, a Colorado mine millionaire, recently died in Paris and they had just completed a costly home in Denver.
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The
Tribune
Denver
E. G. Stoiber
Colorado
Paris
Taft Tours Hot Springs Sanatorium Health Checkup
Secretary of War William H. Taft and party visited the Hot Springs sanatorium today. He said he was fully recovered aside from a cold and was accompanied by Senators Kittredge and Gamble, Governor Crawford and ex-Congressman Martin during the hourlong inspection.
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Taft
Hot Springs
Hot Springs, & C
William H. Taft
Kittredge and Gamble
Crawford
Martin
Taft's Yale Prize Winner Sees Two Awards in One Day
New Haven June 17 Robert Alphonso Taft son of William H Taft wins the 11th and sixth prizes in his freshman year at Yale He tied for first in Woolsey and Hurlburt scholarships with Samuel Michael Cohen of Hartford Tafts worry over his father's health is noted as a factor in his slight reversal of form.
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Taft
YALE
New Haven
Conn
Robert Alphonso Taft
William H. Taft
Hurlburt
Samuel Michael Cohen
Hartford
Hughes to Lafayette for Lafayette College exercises
Albany June 17 Governor Hughes leaves at noon to attend Lafayette College commencement in Easton Pennsylvania on Wednesday He is expected to receive the degree of doctor of laws from Lafayette College following Columbia University's earlier action The Governor plans to return by Thursday.
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Hughes
Lafayette
Albany
Easton
Penn
Lafayette College
Columbia Uiversity
Wisconsin crews seek win on home water amid water safety concern
The article notes Coach Ten Eyck's careful handling of water and food for his Madison rowing teams as Wisconsin prepares for the upcoming intercollegiate race. It warns athletes can be undone by unsafe drinking water, stressing protective measures for visiting crews and the importance of trustworthy supply on course.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tenck
Madison
Ten Eyck
Indian Bones Unearthed on Updegraff Farm
Workmen digging on the Updegraff farm above Newberry Leoming County unearthed an old Indian skull and bones behind the schoolhouse site once used as an Indian camp. The skeleton may be over two hundred years old with a large skull and most teeth intact.
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Philadelphia
Updegraff
Newberry
Leoming County
Updegraffa
Arron
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Sachs
C Ae
Country Board
Dresemaking
Tsummer
New York Daily Tribune
St. Petersburg
Louis Napoleon
Peter the Great
Ivan the Terrible
Nicholas
Helive
Pobiedone
Lincoln
Douma
Democrats
Eather
Gotham-il
Yonkers Statesman
Richard Croker
Ireland
Tweed
Set
Tammany
Catholic Standard and Times
Great Western Railroad
Liverpool
Plymouth
Gerald
Geraldine
Vera Cruz
Mexico
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
W. H. Buckler
LHOLM
Bremen
Samuel Untermyer
W. M. Smith
Edward Litch
P. F. Collier
NEW York Society
C. C. Cuyler
J. Gordon Douglas
Mr. Douglas
Luther Kountza
Morristown
Harry S. Nicholas
Southampton
Frederick A. Snow
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
Edmund L. Baylies
West 36Th Street
James Speyer
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Annah Ripley
Hempstead
James Henry
Texas
Herman & le Roy
Mr. Smith
Mr. le Roy
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