Amusements and Vaudeville Listings Across The City
A compact rundown of shows including ALBAMERA Fra Daavolo BELASCOS The Girl of the Golden Wert and Coney Island Thompson Dunton Beyond Dreamland with Eden Musee World in Was and Lion and the Mouse at Lyric. Also notes Pawnee Bills Wild West at Blighton Beach Park and His Honor the Mayor in New York with various start times and venues.
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Albamera
Belasco
Blighton Beach Park
Pawnee Bill
Coney Island
Thompson & Dunty
Greater Lone Park
Dreamland
Borock
Eden Musee
Banmerstain
Victoria
Rice
New York
Congress Passes Isthmus Rock Canal Bid Defeats Sea Level Plan
Senate approved a rock canal across the Isthmus of Panama while the sea level project failed 36 to 81. Debate on the Pure Food bill opened. Foreign dispatches report unrest in Russia, a strike in Limoges, and coronation preparations in Norway. Domestic items note Roosevelt’s possible action on the canal, railroad coal practices, a wage increase at Fall River mills, and various city notices. Weather forecast calls for fair skies with highs near 78.
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Congress
Senate
Panama
Ciecussd House
Mann
Tllinois
St. Petersburg
Russia
Haviland
Limoges
France
William J. Bryan
Trondhjem
Norway
Haakon VII
Queen Maud
Trondhjen
Nicholas Longworth
Ascot
England
Dewey
Agapore
Roostvelt
Shonts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Fall River
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Frank J. Gethro
Schurman
Cornell
Ithaca
New Orleans
Sagua la Grande
Bettie Reeves
St. Louis
Pattison
Milford
Ohio
Murphy
Europe
James A. Allen
Republican County Committee
Hearst
New York Life Insurance Company
Robert B. McCurdy
The
Equitable
Rice
Brooklyn Subway
New Haven Road
Rapid Transit Commission
Kinnan
Tribune Subscription Notice Reminds Mail Delivery Options
Readers about to leave the city are reminded that The Tribune will be mailed to any address in the country or abroad and address changes can be made anytime. Subscriptions should be given to the regular dealer before leaving or handed in at The Tribune Office. See opposite page for rates.
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Tribune
Immunity Bath Debated in Congress on Witness Privilege
Congress moves to clarify who may receive immunity in anti trust and interstate commerce cases after Judge Humphrey's broad interpretation in the Beef Packers matter. Senate and House bills distinguish natural persons from corporations, narrowing corporate immunity and advancing anti abuse aims.
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Congress
J. C. Humphrey
Ilinois
United States
Chicago
Humphrey
Senate
House
Hamphrer
Knox
Supreme Court of the United States
Immunity limits to two witness classes in government cases
The article discusses limiting immunity to two classes of natural persons: government witnesses testifying under oath and those producing evidence under a subpoena. It argues that formal testimony without legal service should not grant immunity and notes cross party expectations for a clear standard. It also cites reactions to Judge Humphrey's ruling with Representatives Mann, Martin, and Littlefield weighing interpretations of the statute.
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Humphrey
Mann
Illinois
Martin
South Dakota
Resolution Bans Posters of Crime and Immorality
The Board of Aldermen unanimously adopts Mr Coler's poster reform resolution banning crime and immoral posters. The piece argues posters mislead, corrupt youth, stigmatize public spaces, and warrant legal restraint and taxation, urging reform and enforcement by Sheriff or police.
A Happy Prospect for Honest Graft in St Luke's Place
The under study Lemuel Fly Quigg stands ready to champion honest graft, arguing corporate contributions aid the public good. He cites personal experience, recalls a golden Republican age under Chester A. Arthur, and rails at civil service reform while predicting future patronage growth for party backers.
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George Washington Plunkitt
Lemuel Fly Quigg
Quigg
St. Luke's Place
Thomas F. Ryan
Republican Party
Joan of Arc
Delaware
Chester A. Arthur
Quigg to Rescue Republicans Run the Party in People’s Interest
The article recalls the 1897 victory for Robert A. Van Wyck and urges Quigg to regain leadership. It notes his shift on Parsons, his opposition to those backing Roosevelt and Higgins, and his promise to run the party with principles and brains rather than public plunder.
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Robert A. van Wyck
Quigg
Mr. Parsons
Odell
Parsons
Mr. Odell
Roosevelt
Higgins
Treasuries
Mr. Quigg
Crowning of King Haakon Marks New Norwegian Sovereignty
The column lauds Haakon VII's coronation as Norway's peaceful consolidation of independence from Sweden. It frames the event as a triumph for Scandinavian unity, notes historical context, and predicts bright prospects under Haakon and Maud, with the world’s approval and continued friendship among the three nations.
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Haakon of
Norway
Haakons
Olafs
Sweden
Haakon VII
Camute
Leif
Olaf
Haakon
Charles
Gustavus
Europe
Haakon and
Maud
Ahead of the Schedule Summer Opens With Humidity and Heat
Astronomically summer began at 2:55 this morning as the sun moved north of the equator. Weather signs suggest a warm, humid spell with clouded skies and high moisture, though not a steady heat wave. Wet bulb readings show variable cooling, while Atlantic breezes bring Gulf Stream vapor as land sea patterns shift with season.
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Atlantic
Pure food fuss and Panaman election talk in one column
A compact commentary notes widespread concern over impure foods beyond Chicago packing houses and calls the Russian Douma’s outbreak a baptism of fire for parliaments worldwide. It also mentions John Murray Dowie’s trip to Chicago and questions Panamanian intervention by the United States in isthmian elections.
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Chicago
United States
Debate on preventive action and public spaces in New Jersey
The piece critiques preemptive interference versus waiting for trouble, cites U S treaty limits, praises a Red Bank battlefield monument, lauds Dr Watterson and Kentucky pride, and rejects Coler’s plan to open Brooklyn Heights end spaces as impractical and prone to vandalism while noting Paterson’s issue with fictitious muck.
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Red Bank
Woodbury
N. J
The Talk of the Day and Odds in Printed Snippets
A collage of humorous and curious clippings from The Springfield Republican and other papers. Vignettes include a child prince William learning royal etiquette, a would be newspaper founder in Indiana, a breach of promise tale in London, a novelty tally system for a courtship, a Baltimore boardinghouse hash remark, a Missouri nuisance ruling on a man kissing his wife, reflections on knocking and work, Montecucoli’s Siberian shift, and a husband and wife quip about indestructible toys.
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William
Springfield Republican
Unser Fritz
A German Journalist and Venezuela’s Barber General
Otto von Gottberg, visiting Venezuela, meets a gaudyly dressed general who turns out to be President Castro’s barber. The barber explains Castro created him as a general to avoid paying him from the presidential purse. The exchange reveals intrigue in internal and external affairs and the curious reception of the German journalist.
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Philadelphia Post
Otto von Gottberg
Venezuela
Castro
Gottberg
Gotthers
Safety In Numbers Championed In London World
A brief note from The London World highlights a push for safety in numbers as a guiding principle. The piece mentions He Ber 3 og endorsing the approach, emphasizing collective security and communal measures.
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London
Had His Doubts of the Judge on the Bench
The Boston Post recounts Judge J. J. Clark Hare's odd bench experiences. A Philadelphia wyer recalls a prisoner in a Common Pleas case who wished to challenge the judge, insisting the jury was sound yet fearing prior convictions. The exchange ends with the attorney declaring the jury "all right" while the prisoner pleads to challenge the judge.
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Boston Post
J. J. Clark Hare
Wyer
Philadelphia
Shasbenas
Ana Settee
Anae
Sam Ota
Udge
White House Busy With Handshakes and Party Plans
President Roosevelt greeted many visitors including workers from the International Association of Printing and the Steel union, while Republican clubs seek his presence at Chicago’s next convention and navy yard workers press for Saturday half-holidays this summer. Visits included Boutell and Purdy urging a pause on Great Lakes warship limits to train militia ships, with Secretary Root to weigh the idea. Vice President Fairbanks also called, then Mrs. Roosevelt prepared to depart for Oyster Bay as family news and summer plans circulate among national figures and social circles.
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Tribune Bureau
Dan Washington
Roosev
International Steel
Perplate Printers
T. W. Powderly
The
Knights of Labor
League of Republican Clubs
Government Printing Office
Navy Yards
Chicago
Navy Yard
Representative Boutell
Illinois
Sertain W. B. Purdy
Naval Militia
Great Lakes
Root
Fairbanks
White House
Spooner
Roberts
Frederick Landis
Calder
John Wesley Gaines
Dawson
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Miss Carow
Walter Palmer
Appledale
Albany
Mrs. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Washington society notes recount Ecuador minister and surprise military wedding
In Washington on June 21, Sefior Carbo, Ecuador's new minister, left his Atlantic City family for a brief stay. A romance unfolds as Miss Celeste Hein marries Lt. Lewis M. Adams at St Matthew's Church without the parents present. Rear Admiral Weaver and Miss Boardman depart for Virginia and Manchester respectively for the season.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Celeste Hein
Lewis M. Adams
Engineer Corps
St. Matthew’s Church
L. Hein
Trousseau
Adams
Hein
Annapolis
Father Lee
St. Matthew's
Weaver
Virginia
Mabel Boardman
Red Cross
Manchester
Mass
Marriage of Miss Wilhelmine S Claflin to Gustavus Town Kirby
New York Society reports the wedding at The Church of the Ascension yesterday afternoon. Bride Wilhelmine S Claflin wore a white satin princess gown with lace veil and orange blossoms. Attendants included cousin Mary Brent Stewart. best man L Hollingsworth Wood and several ushers. The ceremony was conducted by Dean Craik and Reverends Grant and Luqueer, followed by a reception at 15 Washington Square North. The couple plan a Alaska honeymoon and will reside at Mount Kisco.
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Church of the Ascension
Wilhelmine Stewart Claflin
John Claflin
Gustavus Town Kirby
Mary Brent Stewart
L. Hollingsworth Wood
Charles Barclay
William Griswold
Ernest Stauffen
E. Craven Midgley
Isaac Wheeler
Thomas S. Kearny
Moses H. Ely
Dean Craik
Christ Church Cathedral
Louisville
Percy S. Grant
Lee Luqueer
Washington Square North
Alaska
Mount Kisco
Copy of Tribune Left Under Ship Canal Bridge Span
A letter from The Terry and Tench Company of New York dated June 20 1906 claims a copy of The Tribune was placed under the pivot casting of the Kingsbridge Ship Canal Bridge draw span just before it settled. The note states the copy will remain for about a century until the bridge is removed.
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the Tribune
Ship Canal
Kingsbridge
THE
Terry & Tench Company, Inc
New York
Fraudulent solicitations tied to Civil Service Reform group
A New York office cautions that individuals posing as representatives of the American Association Civil Service Reform Committee are soliciting funds in Philadelphia and elsewhere for fictitious causes. Officials say no such committee exists and no authorized canvassing for the Service Reform Association or National Now Reform League is permitted.
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the Tribune
American Association Civil Service Reform Committee
J. R. McCormick
Philadelphia
R. T. Wilson
F. Colton
P. J. Monahan
New York Civil Service Reform Association
National Civil Service Reform League
Service Reform Association
National Nown Reform League
Percens
Loss in San Jose Prompt Writ by Pastor on Rebuilding
Rev Harmon H McQuilkin of First Presbyterian San José Cal reports from June 12 that post quake finances worsen in the stricken region. He notes half the business district may need demolition as unsafe, with no insurance to cover destruction due to fire absence, leaving a dire reconstruction outlook.
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The
Tribune
Harmon H. McQuilkin
First Presbyterian Church
San José
Cal
Sap
Joos
Ales M. Beirgstresser
New York
When Kansas puts on airs at Topeka hotels
The Eldorado Kansas letter mocks Topeka hotels and tavern keepers for failing delegates during a distant convention. It recalls biscuit shooters using sheets as tablecloths and beer served from barrels, noting past critics once praised simple fare.
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Eldorado
Kan
Topeka
Kansas
Minott Wedding Preparations in Newport
Social notes from Newport report wedding plans for Miss Minott with noon ceremony at Trinity Church. Attendants include Miss Sands and Miss Adade, guests at Wee Bush and Mrs Mae Brady Hall respectively. Best man Joseph Otos Minott, a brother of the groom, arrived and stays with Mrs Baldwin at Snug Harbor as decorators begin floral preparations for an elaborate display.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Minott
Trinity Church
Miss Sands
Wee Bush
Elisha Dyer, Jr
William G. Boelker
F. H. Cutting
M. H. Redwood
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York
Oakland Farm
Lenox Sorrow as J P L Schermerhorn Dies in Lenox
The Lenox community mourns the death of J P L Schermerhorn a long time summer resident since 1898 at his village heart. He was a member of the Lenox and Lake Boat clubs and hosted many entertainments at his country place. The item notes probate for Joseph Swift Whistler and lists various social visits and seasonal arrivals in Lenox Stockbridge and Pittsfield.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
J. Pl. Schermerhorn
Schermertions
Lenox and Lake
Joseph Swift Whistler
Ross W. Whistler
Baltimore
Stler
Samuel Frothingham
Oak Hill Gun Club
Elm Court
William D. Sioang
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Madison
N. J
W. D Sloane
Elizabeth Remsen
New York
Bishop Cottage
George 2. Turnure
Stockbridge Road
Beaupre
Nestle Down
George E. Pollock
William Pollock
Holmesdale
Lucy Frelinghuysen
Deer Harbor
Arnold Wood
August Franzen
Northeast Harbor
Elizabeth Crafts
Boston
Robert G. Shaw
Bellaire
Amy M. Kohlsaat
Overmead
Stockbridge
Hartley House
Marie C. Kobbé
Denope
And
Mire
Pp. F. Kobbé
Alfred E. Bates
Washington
General Bates
Windsor
F. R. Swift
Leonard D. White
P. C. Anderson
A.n Patten
W. B. Freeman
Richmond
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Americans Dominate Ascot Gold Cup Day Race
At Ascot on Gold Cup Day, Americans led spectating crowds and rode in autocarriages with note of Mrs Reid and Congressman Longworth. Bachelor's Button, ridden by American jockey Danny Maher, won by a length over Pretty Polly with Achilles third in a field of five. Betting favored Button at 7 to 1 against Pretty Polly.
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Ascot
England
Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
King’s Pavilion
Pretty Polly
Bachelor's Button
Danny Maher
Bachelors Buttes Pretty Polly
Achilles Lef
Button
Maher
Achilles
Eslor’s Button
Mrs Solon Huntington III Dies Near Oneonta
Mrs Selon Huntington of Oneonta New York mother of Henry Huntington is reported dying at her daughter Mrs Burke Holliday home in Oakland California at eighty six years old. She had been in vigorous health until a few weeks ago and split her time between Oneonta summers and California winters leaving in May.
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the Tribune
Oakland
Cal
Selon Huntington
Oneonta
Henry Huntington
Burke Holliday
Tington
California
Fallieres Praises Roosevelt at Paris Audience
President Fallieres hosted Robert S. McCormick and Silas McBee of The Churchman at the Elysee Palace. He praised separation of church and state as vital to both church and state, admired American institutions, and lauded President Roosevelt as a great figure with growing renown.
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Paris
Faallieres
Palace of the Elysée
Robert S. McCormick
Silas McBee
New York
Falliéres
Europe
Atlantic
Roosevelt
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York Daily Tribune
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Iowa
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Kentucky
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Indiana
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Missouri
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Europ
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Hempstead
Long Island
James A. Stillman
Percy A. Rockefeller
Frederic R. Halsey
James A. Burden
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Lawrence B. Elliman
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Mrs. Solon Huntington III
Henry H
Daughter
M. Fallieres
MR. Roosevelt
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