Amusements listing of New York venues and shows
A scanned amusements page lists multiple venues and acts with start times such as Astor at .30 and Planey at 2 15, including The Teaming of Helen, Nearly a Hero, The Merry-Go-Round and wax World segments. Casts feature Luna Fark, Bostock, Steeplechase, Daly’s Girls, Vaudeville, and others. Names include Coney Island Luna Park and Harlem Casino. listings cover a range of acts across theaters.
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ASTOR
Paté
Planey
Helen
Castino
Ctrcle
Coney Island
Luna Fark
Bostock’s
Steeplechase
Dream
Daly's
Edex Musee
Hackett
Hanmerstein
Harlem
Herald Square
Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
LYRIC
Amsterdam
New York
Wallace
New York Daily Tribune Details Ownership and Office
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Its principal office is in the Tribune Building at 155 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president with Nathaniel Tuttie as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel
Tuttie
Foreign and domestic unrest across Europe and U S events
Foreign notes report Lemoine’s dubious diamond method and Turkish forces advancing near Urumiah. In Russia the Douma challenges finance moves while Kokovsoff seeks a $100 million loan. Baku bombs injure police. Domestically Lodge’s convention proceedings unfold as credentials are settled and Southern representation debated. Local city items note indictments, rail dividends, a Broadway-style bankruptcy and a trolley accident in Williamsburg. Weather calls for today: warm with a high near 72 and a low around 60.
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Henry Lemoine
Tiflis
Belesuwar
Urumiah
M. Kokovsoff
Douma
Baku
Mulai Hafiq
Fez
Roosevelt
J. C. Barbosa
Porto Rico
Senator Lodge
Chicago
Committee On Credentials
Burke
Bonaparte
J. G. Johnson
Philadelphia
Pine Camp
Hughes
Brown University
A. A. Wiley
Alabama
Hot Springs
Florida
D. A. Fletcher
Senate
A. W. Gilchrist
Bryan
Denver
Pietro Giacona
New Orleans
Federal Grand Jury
Charles W._ Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
Sheepshead Bay
Vanderbilt
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Hearst
Brooklyn
Arnold Daly
Williamsburg
Pendleton
Sinking Fund Commission
United Hebrew Charities
East Side
New Hampshire
Panama
Yonkers
Burke Resolution Stirs Debate On National Convention Representation
The Republican National Convention defeated Burke of Pennsylvania’s amendment to base convention representation on presidential voting. Critics warn it risks women’s suffrage, splits parties regionally, and ignores state balance. North and West Republicans fear Gulf States’ leadership laxity in party duties.
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Committee On Rules
Burke
Pennsylvania
Hhis
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Jess
Commonwealths
Willson
Kentucky
Republican Party
North
West
Gulf States
the Tribune
Gulf States overrepresented in Republican conventions noted
The text denounces the South for contest accumulation and calls on Gulf States to curb quarrels and submit to majority will. It warns that the current representation basis risks ending after 1912 if reforms are not made and a more orderly machinery is put in place.
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South
Gulf States
Far South
Ledge Defends Republican Line At Chicago Convention
Senator Ledge argues the Republican party should press progressive policies and uphold President Roosevelt's programs. He contrasts the party's record with the Democrats and notes the Chicago convention's stronger historic standing against Denver’s past nomination of Parker in 1904.
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Senator Ledge
Chicago
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Lodge
Denver
St. Louis
Alton B. Parker
The Permanent Roll of Taft Delegates Confirmed
The Republican National Convention credentials committee ratified the national committee's canvass, confirming Taft’s delegate majority as forecast by The Tribune. The final roll shows 550 Taft delegates under three Taft-supporting classifications, with shifts among instructed and uncommitted delegates and scrutiny of contested seats. The Tribune defends its earlier forecasts and rebuts opposition claims of bias or fraud.
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Tribune
Credentials
National Committee
Taft
Mr. Taft
Hughes
Secretary of
Gulf States
Committee On Credentials
the Tribune
Republican National Committee
National Convention
India’s Mutiny Anniversary Sparks Bengal Terror Concerns
The fiftieth anniversary of the Sepoy Mutiny prompts alarm as Bengal faces a spate of intimidation, sedition, bomb threats, and violence. The government imposes strict explosives and press regulations while London anxiously follows Sir Bampfylde Fuller’s critique of British policy in India.
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India
Bengal
Viscount Morley
India Office
London
Simla
Calcutta
Bampfylde Fuller
London Times
Assam
Zola
Firmness and courage needed in ruling India says editorial
The editorial urges decisive government to curb sedition in India and argues firmness does not mean despotism. It supports fostering Indian self-respect in schools and public opinion, while warning that true success requires applying principled governance in Calcutta Simla and London.
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London
Calcutta
India
Bampfylde Fuller
Great Britain
Viscount Morley
Simla
Refuted Guatemala Rumor About President Cabrera
Washington dispatch debunks a widespread claim that President Cabrera vowed revenge on conspirators and their families after recovering from injuries. Ministers from Germany, the United States, Salvador, Britain, Mexico, France, Belgium, Chile and Peru testify no such words were spoken, calling the tale a malicious fabrication. The piece urges caution about similar sensational stories aimed at Central American nations.
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Washington
Cabrera
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Salvador
Great Britain
Mexico
France
Belgium
Chile
Peru
Central America
Mock War and Real Lessons at Pine Camp
The piece argues that summer military drills for six thousand militiamen and regulars build discipline, sanitation knowledge, and public awareness of war’s costs. It lauds federal and state support, notes benefits to state troops and civilian life, and suggests expanding the manouevres for deeper training and education.
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Pine Camp
New York Bay
Jefferson County
Manhattan
Smoke from Powerhouses Raises Coal Burning Debate
Officials question necessity of semi bite coal for heating while arguing soft coal can burn with minimal smoke. A US Geological Survey report notes many plants burn pituminous coal with little smoke due to better furnaces and skilled firemen. The piece criticizes air pollution from faulty stoking and urges cleaner practices.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
Debates and disputes shadow June political and civic worries
The piece surveys political maneuvers in Brooklyn and Manhattan as Metz and Coler clash over city borrowing while recounts a possible July recount, a Worcester church finance shift, and a Florida deputy sheriff seizing a railway engine. It also notes Hearst gains in election districts and a War Department mosquito campaign.
Flys and public health in a bustling city bulletin
Connecticut State Board of Health warns the public about the danger of ordinary house flies spreading typhoid. Recommendations include improved cleanliness of streets, stable areas, markets, and garbage, plus house screening as a necessity.
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Connecticut
Roosevelt and Taft
The piece defends Roosevelt’s citizen role in backing Taft for the Republican nomination. It questions accusations of manipulation, noting Roosevelt as Oyster Bay citizen and President who has not appointed or acted to favor Taft at others’ expense. It argues no specific acts to influence the nomination exist.
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Massachusetts
Worcester
Brooklyn Eagle
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Taft
President heads to country ride as officials meet in Washington
The president, cheered at Chicago, plans a horseback ride after the ovation. Forester Pinchot introduces forest reserve supervisors in town for duties. Departments to close 12 30 Saturdays from June 20 to Sept 19. A Panama marines drinks inquiry is ordered. Catholic delegates discuss lands sale in Oriente with the president. Attendees include Meyer, Estes, Knapp.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Chicago
Gifford Pinchot
Forest Reserve
Newberry
Panama
Aversa
Cuba
Porto Rico
Oriente
O’connell
Catholic University
Meyer
Dana Estes
Mass
Knapp
Th Commerce Commission
Taft
Brookline
E Interstate
Diplomatic Corps Delegations Plan Summer in Resorts
In Washington on June 17 diplomats and spouses prepared for summer stays. The Argentine Minister and Mme Portela will visit New York then Boston for a season at a resort. The Colombian Minister and party head to Buena Vista for a month before New York. The Nicaraguan Minister and Mme go to Deer Park for the season. The Mexican chargé d’affaires and Mme Godoy host guests before Atlantic City and North Shore resorts.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Portela
New York
Boston
Buena Vista
Blue Ridge Mountains
Legation
Mme
Deer Park
Chargé D'Affaires
Mexico
Mme. Godoy
Perrin
Camemizo
Camamizo
Godoys
Atlantic City
North Shore
Ad Mme. Cortes
Corea
Washington Society Notes Summer Travel Rumors
Washington society figures strand through June as Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver and Miss Oliver depart for Murray Bay Canada on June 29. Mrs. Townsend and Miss Mathilde Townsend head to New York then Bar Harbor for the summer. General and Mrs. Johnston go to Clayton New York for the season.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Robert Shaw Oliver
Oliver
Murray Bay
Canada
Richard Townsend
Mathilde Townsend
New York
Bar Harbor
Johnston
Clayton
N. Y
Merritt
General Merritt
Lake Sunapee
N. 21
Eugene A. Carr
Portsmouth
N. H
Stanley Matthews
Winifred Parsons
Vermont
Poland Springs
Henry ¥. Satterlee
Miss Satterlee
Open air horse show opens with notable hospitality at park
Tuxedo hosts a week of open air horse events and gatherings with many cottages and country places represented. Mrs. Henry Spies Kip returns from Europe and plans a Cedarhurst summer, then Newport. The Schieffelins head to Southampton for the season. Miss Antoinette W. Maclay marries Frederick Johnson in a small Church of the Ascension ceremony. The couple honeymoon in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Hammond will visit Lenox and Elm Court later. Miss Caroline M. Wilmerding to wed John B. Trevor next Thursday.
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Henry Spies Kip
Europe
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Mr. Kip
Newport
Antoinette W. Maclay
Mark W. Maclay
Church of the Ascension
Frederick Johnson
George Johnson, Jr
William Si. Maclay
Percy S. Grant
C. A. Hamilton
St. Margaret's Church
John Henry Hammond
Milton Point
Rye
N. Y
Lenox
Nathan Hale Statue Memorial Promised by Yale Alumni
Yale alumni announce a formal offer of Partridge’s Nathan Hale statue to the Yale corporation for a memorial. The piece is exhibited at 289 Fourth Avenue New York, with committee chair Charles T. Catlin meeting press at the Hotel St George Brooklyn until June 22. The Nathan Hale Statue Committee seeks quick action to unveil at the 1908 commencement.
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The
Tribune
Yale
Nathan Hale
Partridge
New York
Fourth Avenue
Charles T. Catlin
Morse's Son to Wed Harvard Graduate in Cambridge
Benjamin Wyman Morse son of Charles W Morse the New York financier and Harvard graduate obtained a Cambridge marriage license to wed Elva May Pevey daughter of Cambridge city solicitor Gilbert A Pevey. The wedding is planned for June.
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Cambridge
Mass
Benjamin Wyman Morse
Charles W. Morse
New York
Harvard
Elva May Pevey
Gilbert A. Pevey
Tuxedo Show Attracts Wide Regional Horse Competition
Telegraph report from Tuxedo Park notes the annual horse show at the Tuxedo Park track on Friday and Saturday draws competitors from Orange County New Jersey New York City and nearby towns. The event features trotting racing and a special show for those without local lodging. Executive committee includes Maghuysen Griswold Lorillard and Harriman among others.
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Tribune
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo
Lee
Orange County
New Jersey
New York City
Rocking County
Roy
Thnedy’ Club
Theodore Fy. Maghuysen
George Griswold
Dent
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
W. Hoffman
A. D. Julliard
Richard Yomer
Frank B. Keech
Harry Pahnestock
Eoward H. Harriman
Ambrose Monell
Richard Deyfield
T. Wyman Porter
Oscar J. Brand
Hengy Redmond
Price Coliier
W. Pterson
Frank K. Sturgis
Rambairn
Ag J. G. Marshall
Marie Harriman
Charles B. Alexander
George F. Baker
R. Fulton Cutting Thayer Robb
W. B.dingman
Grenville Kane
Charles Cooper
Newport Social Notes Preview Summer Teas at Casino
Newport Rhode Island June 17 The Newport Casino plans afternoon teas under a committee led by Mrs Barger Wallach with rooms south of the horseshoe piazza. Notables arriving include Miss Mary Astor Paul and Miss Mary Pomeroy joining families for the season. Several New York and Boston residents, including Mr and Mrs Craig Biddle and Mr and Mrs Augustus Jay, arrive as the social season opens.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Barger Wallach
Oliver H. P. Belmont
James Brett Stokes
New York
Walker Bree
Harry P. Cross
Providence
Frederick van Horn
Augustus Jay
Howard Cushing
Boston
Thomas Hitchcock
Erwant J. Carey
J. 5. Phipps
James B. Haggin
Fordham Mahoney
W. I. Wisom
Lenox News Notes and Berkshire Social Roundup
Lenox Massachusetts June 17 Mrs David Thomson C7 New York files a 2.50 damage claim against an express company for a ruined harp sent to Lenox for Mrs Eva Thomson Purdy. Notables include Mr and Mrs Joseph H Choate visiting from Stockbridge, Countess Della Gherardesca departing for New York, and various social arrivals at local hotels.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
David Thomson
New York
Express
Sam
Eva Thomson Purdy
Harp
Joseph H. Choate
Pitefield
Stockbridge
Register of
Desde Nd
Choate
Charles Louis Steard
New Tech
Berkshires
Henry E. Cabaud
Aspinwall
Cyrus H. McCormick
Seth
Bretton Woes
Jane Anderson
Lakewood
Harris
Tarrytown
Countess Della Gherardesca
Dee
Charles Astor
Laxesit
Frank F. Sturgis
Pst Smith's
The
Adirondacks
Robert Winthrop
Wood
Poston
President Delays Third Term for Porto Rican Executive Council
President Roose vel t holds up appointment of Dr J C Barbosa to a third term on the Porto Rican Executive Council amid protests. Secretary LeeD says many have urged reappointment but no final decision announced.
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Dr. Barbosa
Mendez
Porto Rican Executive Council
Roosevel
Washington
Leed Saiday
J. C. Barbosa
Belmont Will Sues Value Of Estate In Petition
The will of Oliver H. P. Belmont from Hempstead Long Island is being probated with Alva E. Belmont widow and sole beneficiary. The petition asserts unknown value of real and personal property and requests instructions regarding estate details. Related names include Jay Candler Francis Mumford Burdic and Perry Belmont. The document notes the will dated January 1 and witnessed by Mumford Burdic.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
Hempstead
Long Island
Jay Candler
Alva E. Belmont
Mr. Belmont
Madison Avenue
Augusta East
Perry Belmont
Plaza Hotel
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Mark M. Cohn
Saratoga Board of Education
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Max Winter
Brooklyn Union Society
White House
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Grzymala
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Eduard Zeldenrust
Mme. Potocka
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Atlanta Constitution
Roosevelt and Taft
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Adele Colgate
Misg Ton
Robert Roti
Mr. Trevor
Meg
Wilmerding
East Tith Street
Jehag
Moses Taylor Campbell
Les 4 'le
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John de Ruyter
Moses Taylor Pyne
A. D. Juilliard
Fellowes Devitt
Wyert
B. van Cortlandt
Alexander Robb
Mats Nue
St. Lawrence
Percy R. Pyne
Demnartinity
Albert B. Boardman
Southampton
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
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George R. Schieffelin
Dorothy Schieffelin
Caroline M. Wilmerding
John B. Trevor
Yale Corporation
Co. W. Morse
Belmont
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