Amusements list and theater schedule fragment
A fragmented period listing multiple venues and shows including Romeo and Juliet, The Honeymooners, Vaudeville acts, The Rose of the Rancho, Parisian Model, Fascinating Flora, Lana Park Dreamland, World in Wax, Faust, Man of the Hour, and operatic pieces.
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Twelfth Aerial Gardens
Canarsie
Golden City
Coney Island
Lana Park
Dreamland
Eden
Fort Gracuaiee
Park
Garric Sught
Hammerstein Roof
Herald ‘Square
Hudson
Jardin
Foreign and Domestic News From The Hague To New York
At The Hague General Porter announced the United States Reserve the right to discuss armament limits and the Drago Doctrine. Reports from St Petersburg note efforts for a general strike, railway delegates dispersed by Cossacks, and mutiny violence in Kiev and Kaluga. Narbonne mayor Ferroul jailed at Montpellier. wine growers movement dampened. Kiel regatta opens in stormy weather. Kaiser reviews navy. harbor development planned at Marburg. Domestic: ICC to probe Baltic Pool trust claims. fuel famine prevention planned with railroads. Minnesota launch sinking investigated. Prices dull in city. immigrant rail discrimination probe and bureaucratic drift warned by L F Loree. Mysterious murder motive linked to robbery. Duryee suspended. Vanderbilt trial notes wife’s vanity box. Weather: showers expected. yesterday high 30, low 66.
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General Porter
Hague
United States
St. Petersburg
Kieff
Kaluga
M. Ferroul
Narbonne
Montpellier
Foreign Office
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Shanghai
Japan
American Railway Company
Wamburg
Marburg
Kiel
Interstate Commerce Commission
Peter Wright & Sons
Philadelphia
Hamburg-American Packet Company
L. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Raiload Company
Rutgers College
Julius T.nheimer
Frank W. Duryee
Frank W. Duryea & Co
New York Central Railroad
Samuel S. Guy
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Long Island Railroad
Third Avenue
Clara E. Newcomb
Frank Slocum
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Readers urged to renew Tue Tribune subscriptions
Readers planning to leave the city are reminded that Tue Tribune can be mailed to any address in the country or abroad and address changes can be made anytime. Subscriptions may be given to a regular dealer or delivered at the Tue Tribune Office. see opposite page for rates.
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Col
Page
Pryerty
Tribune
Tue Tribune
Tue Triune
Bryan Seeks Two Cent Fare Issue in Campaign
A political column critiques William Jennings Bryan as seizing the universal two cent fare idea amid Governor Hughes and Governor Slughes debates. It argues Bryan lacks depth and labels his stance as cheap, while praising Governor Kes’s veto of the plan and noting public opinion favors utilities regulation over rail fare hikes. The piece emphasizes Bryan's perceived sterility as a leader and the need for constructive statesmanship.
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Slughes
Hughes
New York
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Ieader
Kes
Switzerland
Bryan’s political fashion mocks popular will and leadership
The editorial rebukes William Jennings Bryan for misreading public sentiment and proposing multiple impractical ideas. It argues Hughes’s veto aligns with justice and portrays Bryan as an indiscriminate outfits horse who wears borrowed policies, from railway ownership to referendums, lacking original leadership.
The Catskill Water System Begins in New York
The Mayor will turn the first spadeful in the Catskill water supply project for New York City. The event highlights engineering prowess, civic leadership, and the prospect of a reliable potable water source comparable with the world’s best cities, marking a milestone after years of effort and delay.
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New York
Catskill
Reson
Board of Water Supply
Croton
Rome
Glasgow
Liverpool
Munich
New
Citien
New York City
City of
The French Wine Strikes Expand Government Response
The French government uses lawful force to quell southern wine district violence amid a Midi crisis caused by phylloxera, overproduction, and shifting markets. Over time vines, imports, and beer and spirits reduced wine demand, prompting calls for strict adulteration laws and tariff protection. Public distress and agitators press for swift relief as the state weighs action.
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Chamber of Deputies
The
Midi
Algeria
France
Midi rebellion over wine prices and local resistance
The passage describes a social and political crisis in the Midi where socialist pressures push wine prices from 10 to 50 cents a gallon, triggering widespread strikes. Local officials join lawbreakers, refuse duties, and call for government action to restore profitability, risking treason but signaling that order and recovery will follow government intervention.
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Midi
Republic
Narbonne
Aims of July trip to Washington reveal bold food police
A columnist imagines July first trips to Washington to see the disbanding of the 1st Regiment of United States Irregulars, the Vaison Squad led by Dr. Wiley. The piece extols patriotic eating battles against adulterated foods and urges young readers to learn national bravery through nutrition protests and the famous doughnut scars of benzoated blood.
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Washington
Capitol
1St Regiment of
United States Irregulars
Vaison Squad
Wiley
Iconoclasm versus sacred tales and the poverty path
A critic argues against eroding traditional myths and questions Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts on wealth and merit. He cautions stories like William Tell and Washington may overstate hardship as a path to greatness. He warns about altering boys books and the danger of glorifying poverty as a merit.
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George Washington
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Cornell University
Inia
Lis
Lawrence
Justice to China and US stance on Boxer indemnity
The United States relinquished part of the Boxer indemnity it initially demanded, a move China agreed to pay. The stance opposed punitive extortion and sought a balanced treatment of China, combining firmness with equity. This unusual act reflected global relief at reducing reparations while maintaining accountability.
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United States
China
United States reduces payment to China under an international settlement
The European powers pressed for a $24 million share, but the United States will with Congress assent reduce its claim to $11 million and remit $13 million to China. The move aims to bolster Chinese confidence and reflect Hay’s policy of conciliatory diplomacy. The author notes the US initially accepted more to safeguard China’s interests and hopes other powers follow suit.
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Congress
China
United States
Hay
Democratic Minority Leader Endorses Bryan for Presidency
The Hon. Jimmy Oliver, Democratic minority leader in the Assembly, says he favors Mr. Bryan's nomination for the Presidency, aligning with the view that party leaders should stand together. The item threads through quarantine critiques, Bunker Hill Day politics, and a New Jersey nuisance case about poultry noise, plus a San Francisco mayoral bail question.
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Jimmy” Oliver
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Monster Bells Summon Debate in Vienna Paris
A Hamburg writer notes two silent church bells, Vienna's Bummerin and Paris's Savoyarde, each muted for different reasons. The Vienna bell, cast from captured Turkish guns, once boomed from St. Stephan's. it is now silenced and a new tower is sought. The Savoyarde, gifted to Montmartre, cracked and vandalized, will be recast, with hopes its name may become Concordia after repairs.
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Vienna
Paris
Hamburg
St. Stephan's
Savoy
Church of the Sacred Heart
Montmartre
Vandale
France
Schiller
Concordia
Society Notes from The Tribune June Social Roundup
From The Tribune Bureau Washington June 19 the Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus plan a June 25 departure for Elberon New Jersey visiting a daughter until July 1 then to Montreal with Hawaii as a planned extension. Navy officials host Norwegian minister and Haarfagre officers in New York Harbor. Summer parties and races draw crowds. regatta off Glen Cove attracts Commodore Vanderbilt aboard Nonath Star. Notables include Harrimans sailing to Europe, Ripleys traveling with family, Crockers abroad, and many society figures enjoying Newport Bar Harbour Westbury and Norristown summer homes.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Elberon
N. J
Montreal
Hawaii
Secretary of the Navy
Norway
Oscar Dahl
New York Harbor
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
Long Island
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Nonath Star
Norwegian Minister Hosts Dinner for Haarfagre Officers
The Norwegian minister in Washington will entertain at the New Willard on Saturday evening in honor of Captain Dahl and the Haarfagre officers and midshipmen. After the Washington visit, Captain Dahl and his party will depart for the summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Norway
New Willard
Dahl
Haarfagre
Washington Society Notes June 19 Highlight Military and Society Arrivals
General and Mrs. Henry C. Corbin stay in Washington to oversee their new Chevy Chase home as Commissary General Sharpe and Mrs. Sharpe journey to New York en route to Europe. Miss Maud Vera Hanna wed Captain Horace F. M. Browne of the British army at St. Thomas Church, with plans to tour the U S and Canada before India assignment. Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney sails to join daughters in Paris for an eighteen month absence. Brigadier General and Mrs. Charles W. Hobbs and Miss Hobbs depart for New York to sail for England returning November 1 to make Washington their winter home.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Henry C. Corbin
Patten
Corbin
Chevy Chase
Sharpe
Maud Vera Hanna
Horace F. M. Browne
St. Thomas's Church
C. Ernest Smith
Browne
United States
Canada
India
New York
France
Paris
Charles W. Hobbs
Miss Hobbs
England
Sheepshead Bay Fashionable Set Mecca Today
The article notes Sheepshead Bay will be the Mecca for the fashionable crowd who have remained in town, signaling a gathering focused on style and social prominence.
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Sheepshead Bay
Von Sternburg to Keep Post In Berlin
Berlin reports the Foreign Office states Baron Speck von Sternburg remains at his post with strong confidence from Germany’s authorities. No recall planned in autumn, and health is not a concern, ensuring continued service for the interests of both nations.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Speck von Sternburg
Germany
Harvard and Tuskegee Benefited by Will Action
Boston June 19 Harvard University Tuskegee Institute and the Waltham Hospital will each receive about 300000 from the will of Henry Mulliken of Boston after Prescott Keyes of Concord withdrew his contest. The estate is valued at a little over 1000000. The will provided 125000 in private bequests and the remainder to be divided among the three institutions after three years.
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Boston
Harvard University
Tuskegee Institute
Waltham Hospital
Prescott Keyes
Concord
Mass
Henry Mulliken
Taft Hughes or Knox in 1908 GOP race
Nicholas Murray Butler, aboard the Adriatic, weighs presidential prospects for 1908. He says Roosevelt will not seek a third term. He identifies Taft, Hughes, and Knox as likely nominees, noting Taft's strength and Hughes's rising support and urging party unity.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Southampton
Butler
Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Knox
Wheeler declines MIT presidency offer
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler telegraphed regents from the East that he declined the MIT presidency with a salary of 15000 dollars annually. He currently earns 10000 dollars as UC president in Berkeley.
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Wheeler
Berkeley
Cal
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Duke Receives Boston Mayor on Flagship Visit
The Duke of the Abruzzi hosted Mayor John I. Fitzgerald aboard his flagship after a delayed start. The official party toured Lexington Concord and Methuen before a Brookline Country Club dinner and dance hosted by the Postmaster General and Mrs. George Von L. Meyer.
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Boston
the Abruzzi
John I. Fitzgerald
Lexington and Concord
Methuen
David Nevins
Norwegian Commander Seeks Meeting at City Hall
Commander Dahl of the Norwegian warship Harold Haarfagre called at City Hall with Consul General Christopher Ravn to arrange a meeting with Mayor McClellan. Friday was impossible due to the Mayor's engagements. The ship, in full uniform, is said to be the first Norwegian war vessel to visit the harbor.
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Dahl
Harold Haarfagre
Christopher Ravn
McClellan
Daal
Hughes and 1908 From The Washington Post
Governor Hughes emerges as a central figure in the 1908 political scene. The Republicans, a skilled strategist, back a New York backed nominee to secure victory. Hughes’s reform credentials and veto against the 2 cent fare bill bolster his standing, while Roosevelt’s fate hinges on broader party sentiment and delegate support.
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Washington Post
Hughes
Republican Party
Grant
Garfield
Blaine
Hayes
New York
Grover Cleveland
Jayuld
Abany
Roosevelt
Burenoee
Charles E. Hughes
Governors at Lafayette College Honorary Degrees
In Easton Pennsylvania on June 19 two state governors Edwin S Stuart of Pennsylvania and Charles E Hughes of New York received honorary degrees at Lafayette College during the diamond jubilee exercises. The event included a parade a reception and a dinner in a campus tent with remarks by the governors and James Gayley of Pittsburgh class of 76.
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James Gayley
Pittsburg
Governor Hughes
Washington Hall
Stuart
President Warfield
Wall Street born Catherine Woodhull dies at 84 in Oak Lane
Mrs Catherine Mandeville Woodhull widow of NJ Supreme Court Justice George Spofford Woodhull and niece of Governor Peter D Vroom died aged eighty four at her Oak Lane home. Born in Wall Street New York when it was a residence she descended from Colonial makers of history. Her family keeps a locket with Alexander Hamilton hair given to her father Guysbert B. Vroom, a Hamilton ally who urged avoiding Burr duel. he pallbearer at Hamilton's funeral.
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Philadelphia
Catherine Mandeville Vroom Woodhull
Wall Street
New York
Oak Lane
Penn
George Spofford Woodhull
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
Peter D. Vroom
Alexander Hamilton
Kinley Mausoleum Dedication Plans Formed In Canton
June 19 Canton Ohio Mo Kinley Memorial Association met to finalize completion plans for the mausoleum and map a September 30 dedication. Trustees included Fairbanks Cortelyou Herrick Murphy Bloomingdale Gary Dawes Harter with architect Magonigle and secretary Hartzell. Senator Dick discussed Ohio National Guard participation for the dedication, possibly all guardsmen expected. Mrs Barber offered to gift the McKinley home to the memorial association.
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Canton
Ohio
Mo~Kinley Memorial Association
Fairbanks
Cortelyou
Citizens’ Committee
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Franklin Murphy
Newark
N. J
E. A. Bloomingdale
New
Ohio National Guard
M. C. Barber
McKinley Home
Memorial Association
Anonymous gift to Buchtell College funds from Carnegie
A $15.0 gift to Buchtell College was announced at the common today with the donor’s name withheld. The contribution comes from East and will be added to a fund already half funded by Andrew Carnegie.
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Buchtell
Akron
Ohio
Buchell College
Children’s Sanatorium Opens at Away Park Long Island
The Hebrew children’s sanatorium at Away Park Long Island opened yesterday to receive inmates. Two babies and several children were admitted, with many dignitaries present to ensure proper care. Some sick infants were placed in the hospital for ongoing medical treatment until recovery.
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Away Park
Long Island
Captain Lantry At Home Ill Inability To Report For Duty
Captain John J Lantry of the East Side station was unable to report for duty yesterday due to rheumatism. Lieutenant Cornelius Casey served as captain in Lantrys absence at the station on East Side.
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Lantry
John J. Lantry
Sist
Sation
Cornelius Casey
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS LIST OF PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE
Passengers sailing today for Europe include groups aboard AMERIKA FOR HAMBURG with Mr and Mrs Mre A Cassat O'Brien and James Monraegemery Flagg Mentions Norbert D and Ive Cedric for Liver pool Mrs J Reynolds Adriance with Mrs J Andere a Mr and Mrs Hugh J Me Friedrich Der Grosse for Bremen Walter H Camp Mrs T Hopains and Reginald E Maren Zoites von Tak a Barrington Moore and M Brewster Also LA LORRAINE for HAVRE with Walter Allen and Mr and Mrs T A Have meyer Professor and Mrs J A Mama Mrs 5G Mowillams THE PANNONIA FOR NAPLES with Miss Lena EB Brokaw Miss Ida Bl to a Mr te w Donne and Mrs ames af Tr Mrs A K Ridgway
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Amerika
Hamburg
L Vaate
Cassat
O'Brien
R Cheste
Ies
James Monrae
Gemery Flagg
Fabridge
White
Norbert D
Friedrich der Grosse
Bremen
Walter H. Camp
T. Hopains
Guone
Reginald E. Maren
Zoites von Taka
Ie Ghe Josholoszy
Barrington Moore
Wittess M. Brewster
LA Lorraine
Havre
Mowillams
Pannonia
Naples
Lena EB. Brokaw
Ida
Te W
Donne
Ames
A. K Ridgway
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Henry B. Hyde
Westbury
George A. Crocker
St. James's Church
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Arthur H. Masten
Thomas Flitchcock
Newport
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Lispenard Stewart
White Lodge
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Miss Edith Hurry
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