Amusements slate with vaudeville and wax show listings
A reader’s list of amusements including Romeo and Juliet, Twelfth Night, vaudeville selections at BELASCO, BROADWAY venues, Canarsie Gallen City Casino, Coney Island Dreamland acts, wax works, Faust at EHA House, and opera and theater pieces like Parsifal and Cavalleria Rusticana with times scattered through the page showing multiple venues and performers.
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Twelfth Aerial Gardens
Belasco
Canarsie
Gallen City
Coney Island
Launa Park
Dreamland
Bostock’s
Fort George
Paradise Park
Garrick
EHA House
RGOF
Amis—S
Red Min
Company B. Day
Jardin DE Knickerbo
Lyceum
The
Al 5
West Exd
Casalleria Rusticana
Pinsfore
Foreign and Domestic War News and City Updates
Foreign reports show Porter at The Hague reserving the right to discuss armament limits and the Orgogo Doctrine amid global unrest. Mutinies, strikes, and political arrests ripple through Europe as trains halted by Cossacks, Narbonne’s mayor faces jail, and German naval displays unfold. Domestic items cover ICC probes into the Baltic Pool, rail fuel plans, and murder investigations, plus stock market tremors and a busy weather forecast with showers and mild temperatures.
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General Porter
Sesson
Hague
United States
St. Petersburg
Kieff
Kaluga
M. Ferroul
Narbonne
Montpellier
Foreign Office
Speck von Sternburg
Shanghai
Japan
American Railway Company
Wambure
Harbure
Kiel
Subscriptions Offer for Tue Tribune Readers Moving
Readers leaving the city are reminded that the Tue Tribune can be mailed to any address nationwide or abroad and that address changes can be made anytime. Subscriptions may be given at your regular dealer or submitted at the Tue Tribune Office. see the opposite page for rates.
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Tue Tribune
Aload
Bryan's Two-Cent Fare Roused in Nebraska
The piece critiques William Jennings Bryan as seizing the two-cent fare issue amid a national campaign. It argues Governor Hughes vetoed the bill, noting it would raise travel costs for many while aiding railroads, and claims Bryan’s attack on Hughes reflects intellectual limitations and political desperation rather than broad public demand.
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Bryan
Hughes
New York
Mr. Bryan
Bryan’s leadership questioned by public over veto and ideas
The piece argues that Bryan misreads public sentiment after Huces veto and criticizes his repeated proposals on government ownership and referendums. It claims his ideas are borrowed, old or impractical, and labels him an intellectual clothes horse who wears others’ garments rather than leading.
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Bryan
Huces
Mr. Bryan
Switzerland
Catskill water project marks citys new water era
Today the Mayor of New York will break ground on the Catskill water supply project. The ceremony highlights the region's historic and engineering significance, the Board of Water Supplys effective work, and New Yorks imminent access to a reliable, high quality potable water source comparable to world cities.
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New York
Catskill
Board of Water Supply
Croton
Rome
Glasgow
Liverpool
Munich
New York City
Inez
French wine strikes push government to use force
The French government adopts lawful force to restore order in the Midi amid a wine industry crisis. Overproduction from new vines and increased acreage, competition from Algeria and Italy, and rising beer and spirits consumption erode wine profits. Anger fuels demands for strict anti adulteration laws and higher tariffs. Local agitators exploit the unrest to attack the republic.
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Chamber of Deputies
The
Midi
Algeria
France
Midi unrest after socialist wine price shock sparks strikes
The piece describes how wine prices rising under socialism provoked wide strikes and local officials joined the lawbreakers. It warns of grave economic and social strains in the Midi, the need for government action, and expects restoration of order and eventual prosperity with calm leadership.
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Midi
Republic
Narbonne
A Capitol Visit Seeks to Inspire Children on July First
A touching exhortation urges every child to visit Washington on July 1 to witness the disbanding of the 1st Regiment of United States Irregulars, the Poison Squad led by Dr. Wiley. The piece extols patriotism and celebrates battles against food additives while praising American bravery in the face of poisons.
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Washington
Capitol
1St Regiment of
United States Irregulars
Wiley
Iconoclasm and myth busting in historic tales debated
A provocative essay argues that myths like William Tell and Washington’s cherry tree were once unquestioned, now challenged by modern readers. It cites Bishop Lawrence’s Cornell address suggesting success can come from talent and perseverance regardless of birth, prompting questions about poverty and merit and the need to adjust juvenile literature themes.
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Flo
George Washington
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Cornell University
Idia
Lawrence
Justice to China and a measured indemnity relief
The United States announced a relinquishment of a large part of the Boxer indemnity, rejecting punitive overreach and seeking a balance between justice and equity. It opposed squeezing China and urged a stern yet not oppressive settlement, accepting its share for diplomatic reasons.
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United States
China
American reduction of Chinese indemnity praised in debate
The article discusses the U S decision to reduce the indemnity from 24 million to 11 million dollars with the remainder remitted to China, arguing the move would bolster Sino American friendship and set an example for other powers. It notes political reactions including Jimmy Oliver backing Bryan and a Havana passenger’s quarrel with quarantine rules.
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Congress
China
United States
Hay
Silent bells and a banned voice echo over Europe
Reports from Vienna and Paris discuss two giant bells the Rummerin and the Savoyarde. The Vienna bell was silenced by structural strain after centuries of tolling, while the Montmartre bell, damaged by vandals, must be recast before a new christening.
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Vienna
Paris
Hamburg
St. Stephan's
Savoy
Church of the Sacred Heart
Montmartre
Vandale
France
Schiller
Concordia
Washington Social Notes and Travels of Leading Families
Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus plan a June 28 to July 1 visit to Elberon New Jersey before continuing to Montreal and Hawaii. Navy Secretary hosts Norwegian officials aboard Haarfagre. society crowds attend Long Island races and yacht regattas. Notables including Cornelius Vanderbilt and the Harrimen family voyage abroad, with multiple European trips and Newport summer arrivals noted.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of Commerciand Labor
Straus
Elberon
N. J
Montreal
Hawaii
Secretary of the Navy
Norway
Oscar Dahl
New York Harbor
Diplomatic corps dinner honors Haarfagre officers
The Norwegian minister in Washington will host a dinner at the New Willard on Saturday night for Captain Dahl and the Haarfagre officers and midshipmen. After their Washington visit, the party will depart for the summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Norway
New Willard
Dahl
Haarfagre
Washington Society Notes From The Tribune June 19
General and Mrs Corbin visit while overseeing their new Chevy Chase home. Commissary General Sharpe and Mrs Sharpe depart for Europe. Miss Maud Vera Hanna marries Captain Horace F. M. Browne in St. Thomas Church. Mrs Albert Clifford Barney sails for France to join daughters in Paris. Brigadier General Hobbs and Miss Hobbs depart for New York ahead of sailing to England.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Henry C. Corbin
Misees 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
New York Society Brings Fashionable Set to Sheepshead Bay Mecca
Sheepshead Bay becomes today the Mecca for New York society as the fashionable set gathers for a social event. Hosts, prominent families, and guests converge on the seaside venue, signaling the season’s high society spotlight.
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Sheepshead Bay
Von Sternburg to Keep Post in Berlin Dialogue
Berlin reports the Foreign Office states Baron Speck von Sternburg remains at his post with full confidence from German authorities. The statement rejects recall in autumn and affirms long tenure and mutual interests between Germany and its allies.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Speck von Sternburg
Germany
Harvard and Tuskegee Benefit From Will Action
Boston, June 19. Prescott Keyes of Concord has withdrawn his contest of his uncle Henry Mulliken's will. Harvard University Tuskegee Institute and the Waltham Hospital will each receive about 300000 from an estate valued at just over 1008000. The will provided 125080 in private bequests and the rest 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
Butler Names Taft Hughes or Knox as Likely Nominees
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, aboard the Adriatic in Southampton, says Roosevelt will not accept a third term. He identifies Taft, Hughes, and Knox as the only likely Republican nominees, with Hughes gaining ground and a united party needed to win.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Southampton
Republic
Butler
Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Knox
Wheeler declines MIT presidency amid salary offer
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler telegraphed the regents from the East that he refused the MIT presidency with a $15,000 annual salary. He notes his current salary as University of California president is $10,000 a year.
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Wheeler
Herkeley
Cal
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Duke Receives Boston Mayor on Flagship Visit
The Duke of the Abruzzi met Boston Mayor John J. Fitzgerald on his flagship, with a delayed start due to official duties. He then toured Lexington and Concord before visiting Methuen as guest of Mrs. David Nevins, ending with 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 J. Fitzgerald
Lexington and Concord
Methuen
David Nevins
Norwegian War Vessel Visits Harbor Chief
Commander Dahl of the Harold Haarfagre called at City Hall with Consul General Christopher Ravn to arrange a meeting with Mayor McClellan. The Mayor’s schedule prevented a Friday audience and he will send his cards to the ship as a return courtesy. Commander Dani wore full uniform. The ship is described as Norway’s first war vessel in the harbor.
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Dahl
Harold Haarfagre
Christopher Ravn
McClellan
Dani
Hughes and 1908 From The Washington Post
The piece argues Governor Hughes will be a major factor in 1908 Republican strategy. It notes New York’s pivotal role, praises Hughes as a reformer who is safe, and lauds his veto of a two cent fare bill as bold. It links Hughes to Roosevelt era leadership and hints at a possible nomination outcome depending on New York’s loyalty.
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Parish
New Orleans
Sugar Exchange
Wiley
South
Louisiana
Long Island
New York
Washington Post
Hughes
Republican Party
Grant
Garfield
Blaine
Hayes
Grover Cleveland
Jayuld
Abany
Rousseels
Universal
Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughes
Two Governors at Lafayette Receive Honorary Degrees
Interest at Lafayette College’s diamond jubilee intensified with Edwin S. Stuart of Pennsylvania and Charles E. Hughes of New York receiving honorary degrees from the trustees. After Par dee Hall exercises, the governors and guests dined in a large campus tent and gave brief addresses. Degrees were also conferred on the graduating class and James Gayley of Pittsburg spoke. A reception for Governor Hughes was held in Washington Hall, while Governor Stuart’s arrival was celebrated with a parade and reception at President Warfield’s home.
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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, born on Wall Street New York, died at her Oak Lane Pennsylvania home aged eighty four. widow of George Spofferd Woodhull former New Jersey Supreme Court justice and niece of Peter D Vroom governor. Family preserves a locket with Alexander Hamilton’s hair given to her father Guysbert B. Vroom.
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Philadelphia
Catherine Mandeville Vroom Woodhull
Wall Street
New York
Oak Lance
Penn
George Spofferd Woodhull
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
Peter D. Vroom
Alexander Hamilton
Mra Woodhull
Guysbert B. Vroom
the Treasury
Hamilton
Burr
McKinley Mausoleum Plans Advance in Canton meeting
In Canton on June 19 the Mc Kinley Memorial Association finalized mausoleum completion and dedication plans set for September 30. Trustees including Fairbanks and Cartelyou, plus Herrick Murphy Dawes and others, met with architect Magonigl and Canton secretary Hartzell. Senator Dick discussed bringing Ohio National Guard units to the dedication, and Mrs Barber’s offer to present the McKinley home was accepted.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley Memorial Association
Fairbanks
Cartelyou
Citizens’ Committee
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Franklin Murphye
Newark
N. J
E. A. Bloomingdale
New York
James A. Gary
Baltimore
Charles & Dawes
Chicago
Henry Harter
Magonigl
Frederic Hartzell
Association of Canton
Charles Dick
Comemeander
Ohio National Guard
McKinley Memorial
McKinley Monument
M. C. Barber
McKinley Home
Memorial Association
Wat
Anonymous Gift to Buchell College in Akron
An anonymous donor in Akron Ohio gave 1009 dollars to Buchell College with the condition that the donor’s name be withheld The gift will be added to a fund half of which has already been given by Andrew Carnegie and other contributors The presentation was announced at the common today June 19.
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Buchtell
Akron
Ohio
Buchell College
Helf
Andrew Carnegie
Children’s Sanatorium Opens at Roelaway Park
The Hebrew children’s sanatorium at Roelaway Park Long Island opened yesterday for the reception of inmates. Two or three babies and children were placed in the hospital where they will receive radical care until recovery. A number of well men and women attended to ensure the youngsters were properly cared for.
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Roelaway Park
Long Island
Honda
Captain Lantry At Home In East List Street Case Absence
Captain John J Lantry of East List street was unable to report for duty yesterday due to rheumatism Lieutenant Cornelius Casey acted as captain in Lantry s absence and assumed command at the station.
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Lantry
Ile
John J. Lantry
List Street
Cornelius Casey
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS ON EUROPE SAILING LIST
Passengers listed for sailings today include the Amerika for Hamburg with Luentes D Armour and Mrs A J Cassatt. the Cedric for Antwerp with Mrs J di Adriance. the Friedrich Der Grosse for Bremen with Walter H camp. the Lorraine for Le Havre with Walter Allen and Mrs T A Have. the Pannonian for Dunkirk with Lena EB and others. other names include Hugh J Me and Gowan among several couples and individuals.
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Cedric
J. di Adriance
Hugh J. Me
Mr Gowan
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