Amusements Listing for Various Venues and Shows
A fragmented program page lists numerous venues including Brighton Beach Park Eden Musee and Manhattan Field with show times such as 2:35 2:15 5:15 and 8:15. Acts referenced include The Summer Widow The Mikefo Tillie's Nieht and The Arcatians among others with multiple theaters in New York and surrounding areas.
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Sky Island
Brighton Beach Park
Lune Park
Eden Musee
Wex
Fortune Hammer
Stein
Tillie
Spentthritt Ickerpocker
The
Arcatians
Manhattan
Cius- EW
Amsterdam
Girties
New York
New York Tribune Details Ownership and Officers
The New York Tribune is owned and published by the Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Mills as president, Ogien M. Reid as secretary, and James J. Barrett as treasurer, with offices at the Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York.
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Brke Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Slace of
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Coden Mills
Ogien M. Reid
James J. Barrett
Senate votes to adopt conference on retired bill
Senate approved the conference report on the retired bill by a 50 to 11 vote. The unfinished business will be taken up today as the House amendments to the postal savings bank bill are considered. A new recall rule allows a majority to bring a committee measure to the calendar for consideration. Foreign news notes floods in Hungary, deaths nearing one thousand, and harvest fears.
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Postal Savings Bank
Hungary
Herr Christensen
Alberti
Herr Bere
Interior
Robert Finlay
Newfoundland
Hague
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Edinburgh
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Department of Labor
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Albany
Assembly
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North Adams
Mass
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Chicago
Weyman
United States
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Roosevelt
America
Garden City
Balawin
Pearl
Bartlett
Europe
James R. Keene
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Cotton
Federal Grand Jury
Burrows to push campaign funds publicity bill
The World suggests Senator Julius Caesar Burrows returned to Washington and will call up the McCall bill on publicizing campaign contributions at once. It notes broad Senate support, minor House opposition, and warns the conference committee could derail publicity legislation. The World condemns an amendment as manipulation to avoid publicity.
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Tribune
United States Senate
Julius Cesar Burrows
Michigan
Washington
Burrows
Senate
House of Representatives
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Publicity Rules on Political Contributions Across Campaigns
The text argues for thorough pre and post election accounting of political contributions to ensure complete transparency. It critiques partial upfront reports and favors a single decisive disclosure while noting real-world practices of The World, Bryan, and party committees. It cautions against delaying or delaying partials that enable concealment and stresses the need for full records.
Mr Roosevelt Returns Home After Astonishing Travels
The former president has shown outstanding individuality during his post-presidential journeys. His return is celebrated as a unique demonstration of public welcome, reflecting both admiration for his career and the public's capacity to appreciate greatness.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Lord Morley
Roosevelt
Masai
Two New States Ready for Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico
The article notes pending Congressional passage of a joint enabling act for Arizona and New Mexico with a novel requirement that their constitutions be approved by both executive and legislative branches. It recalls prior territorial admissions, compares sizes and populations, and asserts these territories are poised to become the forty seventh and forty eighth states, surpassing Nevada and Wyoming in development.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Legislative Department
Oklahoma
Mexico
Colorado
Missouri
Pacific
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Indian Territory
United States
Alaska
Texas
California
Nevada
Tribune Opposes Arizona New Mexico Statehood Split
The Tribune long opposed admitting Arizona and New Mexico as separate states and favored the 1906 act uniting them as a condition for statehood. It does not regret opposing, which allowed the territories to gain attention and overcome objections over population sparsity language and race.
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the Tribune
Arizona
New Mexico
Weather Returns As Kaiserin Brings Back Sunshine
The piece notes the weather improves after the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria enters Atlantic waters, with sun breaking through as if restored. It laments misattribution of the weather to political events while many other issues loom, predicting continued good weather on this auspicious day.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Congress
New York State
Elba Club
Foundations and Independence in Brown Charity Pension Plan
Dispatches from Providence report Brown University’s special committee doubts Carnegie Foundation seeks independence for aided colleges. The panel recommends an independent pension fund to preserve charter changes while keeping faculty funded by Brown supporters. The report warns against foundation-driven standardization and notes rising new foundations. It predicts broad discussion over independence vs. foundation influence on American higher education.
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Providence
Brown University Corporation
Carnegie Foundation
Faunce
Hughes
Everett Colby
Brown
Carnegie
Rockefeller Foundation
Abolish the Bavarian House of Bards
Berlin Tageblatt reports a communique warning of revolt against the Bavarian upper chamber known as the Chamber of the Councillors of the Realm. The body mainly comprises royal princes, Wittelsbachs, high nobles, and a few minor nobles with church representation. commerce industry and agriculture lack direct representation.
Bavarian Lords Clash Over Tax Plan and Votes
Bavarian authorities propose raising income tax to protect suffrage for small earners, with the lower house backing the measure. The Lords seek to abolish tax on small incomes, threatening to curb popular suffrage. A reform of the Lords is urged to avert abolition cries.
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Sian
Bavarian House of Lords
Tageblatt
Bavaria
House of Lords
Baden
Prohibition blamed as Tennessee woes cited by Patterson faction
Governor Malcolm R. Patterson, renominated by his Democracy faction, argues that the state’s ills stem from prohibition. The remark prompts talk of further reform to the rules as Speaker Cannon’s Bible reference underscores current leadership.
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Malcolm R. Patterson
Tennessee
Patterson
The
Democracy
Bradley Seeks Doctor Explorer as Papers Stand Loyal
Colorado Springs dispatch notes J. R. Bradley who funded the Cook Arctic expedition cannot locate the doctor explorer. If he seeks news, he should query The Richmond Times Dispatch or The Houston Post, loyal to the doctor though wavering on his 1912 presidential bid. Opposition to wireless regulation comes from amateur operators and equipment dealers, but government wishes prevail as legislation progress continues under Depew's Senate leadership.
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Colorado Springs
J. R. Bradley
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Houston Post
House
Depew
Senate
The Talk of the Mayway Urban Funeral and Clarion Notes
A Kansas City horseless funeral with an automobile ambulance replacing a hearse leads a chaotic page featuring swifter last rites and lacking horses. Reports from Chicago swimming efforts in schools aim to reduce drownings, while international notes discuss Hammerstein and Schiff travel restrictions and a humorous backward naming trend in commerce.
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Kansas City
Soldier Rivalry in The Play Draws Censor Attention
The plot centers on a private soldier and a non commissioned officer in the same regiment vying for a peasant girl. The officer tortures the soldier during his final six weeks, a setup likely spurring censor action. The piece notes army-related matters the authorities hesitate to emphasize. Willie asks if a deceased father goes to heaven and is hushed by his mother.
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Berlin
Letters to the Editor on shot heard round the world
A reader from Easthampton Connecticut writes on the world famous phrase linking to Emersons poem. The note tests the origins of the line and cites possible battles Concord Bunker Hill 1775 and Waterloo 1815 with dates.
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THE
Tribune
Easthampton
Conn
Emerson
Concord
Bunker Hill
Waterloo
Vindication of Zelaya’s Actions Stirs Reader Letter
In a New York letter dated June 15 1910 Jose G Canjelares reviews Ex President J Santos Zelaya’s Madrid printed book. He derides Zelaya’s self serving resignation claim and condemns his attacks on the United States and Guatemala as baseless. He notes Zelaya’s calls for a Latin American coalition against the U S lack merit and warns publication harms Central America.
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the Tribune
J. Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
United States
Guatemala
Madrid
Brussels
Paris
London
Hamburg
Berlin
Republic
National Assembly
Madriz
Zelaya
Republic of
Costa Rica
Latin America
Protest Against Public Opinion on Roosevelt
A New York paper solicited views on how Colonel Roosevelt could best serve the country. Letters reveal disrespectful and trashy opinions. The writer urges suppression of such responses and defends Roosevelt as a great American statesman and benefactor since Lincoln. New York, June 17, 1910. R B R.
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Tribune
New York
Roosevelt
America
Lincoln
R B
Suburban letter supports rail rate increases with caveat
A suburban property owner defends higher commutation rates as justified for railroads profits and improvements. He argues travellers should pay a fair share, notes tunnel fare concerns on New Jersey lines, but cautions avoiding service cuts. He urges a neutral cost determination and limited rate hikes while preserving public rights. New York, June 15, 1910. SUBURBAN.
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Achant
Erie
New Jersey
New York
Hughes's Judicial Twin
From The Albany Argus indicates Justice Moody plans retirement and notes the upcoming member of the United States Supreme Court will be twins arriving next fall.
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Albany Argus
Moody
United States Supreme Court
Chicago judge’s bond plan for auto theft remedy
A Chicago judge proposes a bond system to pay damages to victims or heirs after an automobile theft. The scheme aims to curb car theft by making offenders responsible for losses, though it faces skepticism about feasibility and enforcement.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Chicago
President Taft Meets Cabinet and Plans Commencement Trips
The President discussed the statehood measure with Postmaster General Hitchcock and Representative Hamilton before the Cabinet meeting. He joined labor leader Samuel Gompers in a conference on labor legislation, and then attended the Marion Institute board meeting. Taft will attend commencements at Villanova College and Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, with visits to West Chester and other towns, accompanied by Secretary Norton.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hitchcock
Hamilton
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Sulzer
Department of Labor
Congress
A. M. Stevenson
Colorado
West
Taft
Norton
Marion Institute
South
Pennsylvania
Villanova College
Lincoln University
Representative Butler
West Chester
Stuart
Philadelphia
Burrows
Brown
Smoet
Paynter
Warner
Hollingeworth
Bennet
Cole
Gerner
Calder
Lew
Nye
Ellerbe
Scott
Diplomatic Corps Notes Spain Greek and Norwegian Envoys
Washington June 17 The Spanish minister and Sefiera de Riano will visit resorts near Boston and Bar Harbor in July before the summer legation. An oversight left Seficio de Riano off the June list, causing bachelor rumors. Greek secretary Vouros is due late month to act as chargé in Coremilas absence. Norwegian secretary de Morgenstern arrived to assume duties.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Spain
Sefiera de Riano
New Hampshire Avenue
Boston
Bar Harbor
Seficia de Riano
Sefior Riano
Alexander Vouros
E. LE. Castanzeglu
A. Coremilas
Wilhelm Thorifef de Munthe de Morgenstierne
Legation
Washington society notes at matinee on White House lawn
In Washington society Mrs Taft led a crowd to the White House lawn for a matinee of Twelfth Night by Coburn players. Officials and residents filled the box with Mrs Taft the President and Miss Helen Taft. Notables including the Chief Justice and Nathaniel Francis returned from Chicago. Families plan summer travels to Maine Virginia Woodstock and Europe as others sail away.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
White House
Coburn
Supreme Court
Nathaniel Francis
Chicago
Francis
Sorrento
Dewey
Woodstock
John T. Knight
Dolores Knight
Allegheny Mountains
Virginia
Colonel Knight
The
War College
Laurence Townséird
New York
Europe
T. de Witt Talmage
Miss Talmage
A. C. Barney
Mrs Henry Addison Alexander Hosts Roosevelt Parade Viewers
In New York society Mrs Henry Addison Alexander mother of Eleanor Butler Alexander offers the old Butler home on Fifth Avenue for Mrs Roosevelt and guests to view the parade in honor of Colonel Roosevelt. The party includes Miss Ethel Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Jr and other relatives. The house will be dismantled, the affair informal with light refreshments.
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Henry Addison Alexander
Eleanor Butler Alexander
Theodore Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Emperor William Notably Resting Amid Knee Trouble
June 17 Potsdam Germany Emperor William confined indoors at the New Place due to a sore knee but met visitors and conducted official business. Doctors say a tendon inflammation from saddle overexertion is normalizing. Crown Prince Frederick William and Crown Princess depart for Kiel to attend yachting week. Troopers from yesterday's Doeberitz maneuvers report similar leg swelling. Tomorrow the Emperor may begin light exercise as swelling subsides.
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Germany
William
New Place
Frederick William
Kiel
Doeberitz
American Guests in Chili Reception for US Cruiser
Valparaiso June 17 Chilean naval officers hosted a reception for officers of the United States cruiser South Dakota. The vessel is on its way up the Pacific Coast from Buenos Aires and paused at Valparaiso for a few days.
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Valparaiso
United States
South Dakota
Pacific Coast
Buenos Ayres
Sturgeon Sale Report From Kennedys Journal
The Kennedys Journal reports fisheries netted between five thousand and ve in Ge Kennedy markets over two months. Sturgeon returned from New York show the lowest price yet this season, with Wednesday’s market noting the peanut price as a key factor.
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Kennedes Journal
Boston Milk Regulation Debate Sparks City Drama
Fragmentary Globe report notes controversy over milk pricing and sales rules in Boston. Officials wrestle with regulation as vendors and residents weigh impact on prices and availability. Details incomplete due to damaged text, but tension centers on enforcement and consumer access.
In the Berkshires. Visitors and residents, June note
Telegraph report from Pittsfield and Lenox lists lasting visits and arrivals at estates and hotels. Mr and Mrs Butler arrive at Redwood Estate. Mrs Wickes joins Mrs Haven. Frederick B Tuttle guests of Meng. Mr and Mrs Edwards and others vacation at Maplewash and High Law Howe. Several Bucha guests, hotel stays, and trips to New York noted. Higginsons head to Boston area for guest hosting.
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Butler
Redwood
Pittsfield
Forsythe Wickes
George Griswold Haven
Sunnyemi
Frederick B. Tuttle
Henry W. Bishop
John F. Edwards
Clarence Martin
New York
Maplewash
William 2
Fey
High Law Howe
Joshua W. Devis
Mise
Franklin Osgood
C. H. Merrill
G . May
Boston
Curtis Hotel
E. E. Moberley
Bia
Florence
Margaret Moberley
Lenox
Helen L. Alexandre
Dhr
Ilese Alexandre
Mim
William W. Hoppin
Southampton
Lag Island
George Higginson
Bist
Henry Higginson
Social notes from Newport in June society pages
Newport society items list guests and arrivals from New York and Canada, including Hidward J Bewie and Mrs Potter. Notables like Hamilton Fish Webster, Elisha Dyer, Commodore James and Mrs Arthur Curt James, Marsden Perry, Lispenard Stews, and Mrs Hermann Oelrichs appear among guests and movements at clubs and hotels. The notes mention weddings, visits, and summer plans at Newport locations such as the Casino and Quatrefoil.
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the Tribune
Newport
Hidward J. Bewie
E. T. Potter
Mabel Ger
Elisha Dyer
Annie L. Bess
New York
R. V. Mattison
Canada
Alexander Fean
New Jersey
Hamilton Fish Webster
Samuel Dwicht
Hugh D. Auchineless
Joseph
Commodore
Arthur Curt James
Marsden J. Perry
Lispenard Stews
Lady Herbert
T. Shaw
Ewes T. Suffern
Elizabeth
Charles M. Thomas
Hermann Oelrichs
Wiliam & Carter
Lincoln Institute Wins in Frankfort Plea Over Segregation Law
In Frankfort Kentucky the court invalidated a 19th century act barring a negro industrial school from Shelly unless a precinct majority approved. The ruling favored the Lincoln Institute challenging the segregation ordinance and upheld voters rights against unconstitutional restrictions.
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Frankfort
Cour
Linea Industrial Institute
Shelly
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns in Lisbon Amid Reform Push
Lisbon reports the Progressive party resigned the cabinet today under President Francisco A. d vag after forming on December 1, signaling a major political shift as the government seeks new leadership and stability.
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Lisbon
Progressivn
Francisco A. d
New York Should Wait for Census Next Year
The Gazette Times quotes a murky debate over how to govern New York as the city debates holds a census based plan. It notes Mayor Gavnar weighing actions to make the city more honest and organized, with commentary on Wall Street closures and the idea of rapid urban growth.
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Gazette Times
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