Amusements: Big City Theaters and Vaudeville Listings
The notice lists Harlem area amusements including the Academy of Music and Belmont Gardens with show times such as 8:20 for Adialian Gardens, and multiple venues in New York featuring vaudeville acts, operettas, and sideshows. It notes performances at Belasco's, Brighton Beach Park, Dreamland, Lyric, and the Manhattan Beach circuit with varied start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Bammerstain
Victoria
Lychim
Manhattan
Rice
New York
Diis Bonor
New York Roof Garden
Congress Passes Isthmus Lock Canal Bill Despite Defeat Of Sea Level Project
In the Senate the Panama lock canal bill passed while the sea level plan failed 36 to 81. Debates in the House opened on the Pure Food bill. Foreign dispatches note unrest in Russia and a strike at Limoges porcelain works. King Haakon VII coronation prep and other news from Europe and Ascot. Domestic items include railroad coal practices, wage talks, and a bribery expulsion in Massachusetts. Weather shows fair indications with a high of 78.
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Congress
Senate
Panama
House
Mann
Illinois
St. Petersburg
Russia
Haviland Porcelain
Limoges
France
William J. Bryan
Trondhjem
Norway
Haakon VII
Queen Maud
Trondhjen
Nicholas Longworth
Ascot
England
Dewey
Roosevelt
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
Pettison
Milford
Ohio
Murphy
Europe
James A Allen
Republican County Committee
Hearst
New York Life Insurance Company
Robert B. McCurdy
Jon
The
Equitate
Rice
Brooklyn Subway
New Haven Road
Rapid Transit Commission
Vlew
Kinnan
TRinexe Subscription Notice for Mail Delivery
Reminder to readers about sending The TRinexe by mail to any address domestic or international. Subscribers may change address anytime, and can hand in renewals at THE TRIBUNE Office. See opposite page for subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pege
Acorts
Beoniere
Real Beate
Savings Banke
Apenas
Ovtmnent
Agen
Oeaire
Tribune
Nandal
Immunity Bath Debate Shapes Immunity Rules in Congress
Congress tightens rules on witness immunity in anti trust and interstate commerce cases. Debate centers on Judge Humphrey’s interpretation and the distinction between natural persons and corporations. Senate and House bills move to limit corporate immunity while preserving individual protections.
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Congress
J. O. Humphrey
Illinoia
United States
Chicago
Humphrey
Senate
House
Lave
Hamphhres
Knox
Supreme Court of the United States
Immunity Limits for Witnesses in Government Cases
The text discusses limiting immunity to two classes of natural persons: witnesses testifying under oath and witnesses producing evidence under subpoena. It argues formal testimony without legal service should not grant immunity and notes conference should fix a clear standard. It also mentions Judge Humphrey's ruling and varied congressional views on the statute's interpretation.
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Humphrey
Mann
Illinois
Martin
South Dakota
Poster Reform Resolution Adopted by Board of Aldermen
The Board of Aldermen unanimously adopts Mr Coler's poster reform resolution to ban displays depicting crime or immoral suggestion. The piece argues posters mislead about theatre scenes and goods, pollute youth, and justify strict law enforcement including taxation, policing, and sheriff’s action to curb such depictions.
A Happy Prospect for Honest Graft Backers
The piece mocks Lemuel Fly Quigg as an understudy to George Washington Plunkitt, praising his supposed detachment and philosophy on graft while alleging his patriotism, corporate contributions, and history lessons aim to secure political jobs. It lampoons his stance on patronage and elections in St Luke’s Place, citing past Republican triumphs and the lure of ten federal jobs per district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Plunkitt
Lemuel Fly Quigg
Quigg
St. Luke's Place
Thomas F. Ryan
Republican Party
Quisg
Joan of Arc
Delaware
Chester A. Arthur
Tammany
Mr. Quigg
3D Assembly District
Teft Band
Mr. Quige
Quigg to Reassert Leadership in Republican Party
The piece chronicles James Quigg reacquiring influence to steer the Republican Party amid factional disputes. It notes his past support for Parsons and current opposition to Parsons, citing concerns over reforms, civil service laws, and treasury protections. It frames Quigg as restoring party principles and competence to serve the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. van Wyck
Quigg
Mr. Parsons
Odell
Parsons
Mr. Odell
Roosevelt
Higgins
Treasuries
Mr. Quigg
Crowned Haakon VII Heralds New Nordic Unity
The world approves the peaceful coronation of Haakon VII as king of Norway. The separation from Sweden is portrayed as natural, and the three Scandinavian nations are viewed as independent yet united in spirit. The article celebrates Haakon and Maud beginning a reign marked by bright prospects for the region.
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Haakon of
Norway
Haakons
Olafs
Sweden
Haakon VII
Canute
Leif
Olaf
Haakon
Charles
Gustavus
Europe
Haakon and
Maud
Ahead of the Schedule Marks Start of Summer This Morning
The season opened at 2:55 this morning with the sun north of the equator. Weather wise, summer has begun for several days already with above normal temperatures and high humidity. Wet bulb readings show little cooling, while recent days resemble October and April in feel. Atlantic breezes will bring more Gulf Stream vapors as land and sea readjust for summer.
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Oceans
Atlantic
Pure food debate and Panaman election intervention talk
The piece notes rising demand for pure food and criticizes food fabricators beyond Chicago packers. It cites the Russian Duma's baptism of fire as a symbol of parliamentary maturity and jokes about John Murray Dowle seeking paternity claims. It also mentions Panamanian politics and US intervention arguments on the isthmus.
Monuments and policy debates in early 20th century remarks
The piece debates intervention versus suppression of trouble, questions U S legal rights, and praises a Red Bank battlefield monument. It dismisses Coler’s plan to open Brooklyn Heights ends as impractical, arguing small plots require policing and would invite ruin. Paterson’s stance on muck is clarified as overblown by fictitious muck.
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United States
Red Bank
Woodbury
N. J
Humorous Snippets and Rude Awakenings From The Day
Dated miscellany pieces recall a childhood tale of Emperor William and sentinels, colonial humor from Indianapolis and Chicago, a novel breach of promise gag in London, a Missouri court on marital nuisances, and verse on knocking. European ads hint at Montecucoli’s Siberian fate, while domestic banter notes indestructible gifts becoming scrap.
A TONSORIAL GENERAL From The Philadelphia Post
Otto von Gottberg, a German journalist, visits Venezuela and meets a man in gaudy uniform in a castle room. A mysterious offer leads Gottberg to realize the interviewee is actually President Castro, who loves the idea of making him a general to avoid private payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Post
Otto von Gottberg
Venezuela
Castro
Titan Adsense
Gottberg
Castrosiber
Safety in Numbers Prompts Backing for Safer Choices
A fragment suggests advocates press for safer options, emphasizing collective security and prudence. The wording hints at a public safety campaign or policy idea gaining support among officials and community members.
Doubts of the Judge in Common Pleas Trial
A Boston Post recounts lawyer J J Clark Hare describing a Philadelphia case where a defendant kept challenging jurors. The prisoner, insisting the judge was biased, finally relented after repeated objections. The exchange highlighted tension between defense tactics and courtroom authority.
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Boston Post
J. J. Clark Hare
Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Ma Wetted
Cat
Roosevelt receives diverse delegations at White House
At the White House on June 21 President Roosevelt greeted delegations from the Interplate Printers Union led by T. W. Powderly, Republican clubs, Government Printing Office employees, and naval yard representatives seeking favors.VP Fairbanks, Senators Spooner, Taft aides and others called. discussions included warship suspensions on the Great Lakes and a militia training ship. Mrs. Roosevelt plans a Oyster Bay departure, with various social rounds and summer plans outlined for family and friends.
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Tribune Bureaun
Washington
Roosevelt
Interplate Printers’ Union
T. W. Powderly
Grand Ocean
The
Knights of Labor
League of Republican Clubs
Government Printing Office
Navy Yards
Anar Nanan
Saturtev
Boutell
Illinoie
W. B. Purdy
Naval Militia
Chicago
Great Lakes
Root
Fairbanks
White House
Senator Spooner
Representative Roberts
Frederick Landis
Calder
John Wesley Gaines
Dawson
Taft
Washington Notes of Society in June
Sefter Carbo, Ecuador's new minister, left his Atlantic City base for Washington for a summer stay. A notable army romance unfolds as Miss Celeste Hein and Lt. Lewis M. Adams wed quietly at St Matthew's Church, without their parents who were away in Annapolis. Rear Admiral Weaver and Mrs Weaver plan a Virginia summer, while Miss Mabel Boardman heads to Manchester, Mass., 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
Wedding of Miss Wilhelmine S. Claflin to Gustavus Town Kirby
In New York City at the Church of the Ascension, Miss Wilhelmine S. Claflin wed Gustavus Town Kirby. Officiants were Dean Craik and Rev. Lea Luqueer. attendants included Miss Mary Brent Stewart and L Hollingsworth Wood. They plan a honeymoon in Alaska, then reside at Mount Kisco. Mrs. Elliman welcomed a newborn daughter in Walden.
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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 3. Kearny
Moses H. Ely
Dean Craik
Christ Church Cathedral
Loutaville
Percy S. Grant
Lea Luqueer
Washington Square North
Alaska
Mount Kisco
Copy of Tribune Placed Under Bridge Span
A letter from the Terry & Tench Company dated June 20 1906 explains they placed a copy of The Tribune under the draw span of the Ship Canal Bridge at Kingsbridge just before it settled. The copy will stay there until the current bridge is removed, potentially a century from now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Iéth
Ship Canal
Kingsbridge
THE
Terry & Tench Company, Inc
New York
Fraudulent solicitations tied to civil service reform
A New York office warns that individuals claiming ties to the American Association Civil Service Reform Committee have solicited funds in Philadelphia and New York for bogus causes. The group disavows any connection to Civil Service Reform organizations and cautions against public money canvassing by impostors.
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the Tribune
American Association Civil Service Reform Committee
J. R. McCormick
Philadelphia
R. T. Wilson
F. Colton
P. J. Monahan
American Association Civil Reform Committee
New York Civil Service Reform m
National Civil Service Reform
Armeed Association
Civil Service Reform Assoociation
National Jones Refers League
Loss in San Jose prompts church rebuilding plea
A letter from Rev Harmon H McQuilkin of First Presbyterian San José reports extensive quake damage and widespread destruction of business districts. He notes many structures unsafe and liable to be rebuilt, urging action amid ongoing disaster recovery considerations. Led by ARLES M BEIRGSTRESSER in New York on June 17 2006.
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Tribune
Harmon H. McQuilkin
First Presbyterian Church
San José
Cal
Arles M. Beirgstresser
New York
When Kansas puts on airs
From The Eldorado Republican. A satirical critique notes Topeka’s hospitality struggles during a delegate rush, recalling past hotel shortages and improvised accommodations with public figures visiting Kansas. It laments provincial vanity despite limited comforts and implies a need for humility in state image.
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Eldorado
Kan
Topeka
Quente
Sue Mreerme
Kansas
Newport Social Notes Ahead of Minott Wedding
Newport society notes report guests arriving for Miss Sands Minott wedding at Trinity Church. Attendants and guests stay at Wee Bush and Snug Harbor. Mrs Hall hosts a dinner for attendants. decorators prepare elaborate floral displays. Notables include Miss Laura Patterson of Baltimore and Alfred Vanderbilt visiting Oakland Farm show ring.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Sandy Minott
Trinity Church
Miss Sands
Wee Bush
Mise Sanda
Joseph Otos Minott
Mra Baldwin
Laura Patterson
Baltimore
Elisha Dyer, Jr
William G. Boelker
F. H. Cutting
M. H. Redwood
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York
Oakland Farm
Notable Residents and Visitors In Lenox Berkshire
Sorrow follows the death of J Sehermerhorn a longtime Lenox summer resident with social ties to the Lenox and Lake Boat clubs. Probate filed for Joseph Swift Whistler with estate about 400000 and widow as heir. Ross W Whistler named executor. Frothingham gifts silver trophy to Oak Hill Gun Club for July. Cricket season opens at Elm Court with Lenox and Horticultural teams. Various guests and new country seats listed including Beaupre Nestle Down Stockbridge and Holmesdale. social obituary tone with multiple names and places in Lenox, Stockbridge, Pittsfield, and nearby towns.
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Tribune Ener
J. Sehermerhorn
Sehewas
Lenox
Lenox and Lake
Joseph Swift Whistler
Ross W. Whistler
Baltimore
Madison
N. J
W. D. Sloane
Elizabeth Remsen
New York
Bishop Cottage
George Z. 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. Kohlsaar
F. R. Swift
Leonard D. White
P. C. Anderson
A. S. Patten
W. B. Freeman
Richmond
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Americans Enthralled by Ascot Gold Cup Day
Thousands flocked to Ascot for Gold Cup Day as Americans, including Mrs. Reid and Congressman Longworth, rode from hotels to the Royal enclosure. Bachelor's Button, with American jockey Danny Maher, edged Pretty Polly by a length in a field of five, Achilles third. Betting favored Button at 7 to 1.
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Ascot
England
Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
King’s Pavilion
Pretty Polly
Bachelor's Button
Danny Maher
St Denis
Bachelors Button
Achilles Lef
Button
Maher
Achilles
Jor’s Button
Mrs Solon Huntington III Nearing Death in California
Mrs Selon Huntington of Oneonta New York mother of Henry Huntington is reported dying in California at age eighty six. She had been in vigorous health until a couple weeks ago and split her time between Oneonta summers and California winters, leaving in May.
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Tribone
Oakland
Cal
Selon Huntington
Oneonta
Henry
Fallieres lauds Roosevelt and church state policy
Paris June 21 President Fallieres received Robert S. McCormick and Silas McBee of New York visitors studying church state separation. He stressed his long held policy of separation as beneficial to both church and state and praised American institutions and the rising figure of Roosevelt amid renewed European interest in Atlantic affairs.
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Paris
Puullidres
Europe
Atlantic
Roosewels
France
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John Murray Dowle
Essex
Iowa
John Alexander Dowle
Watterson
Kentucky
Paterson
William
Springfield Republican
Fritz
Oliver Crimp
Indiana
Chicago Tribune
London
Eapeee
Manta
Missouri
rd-Herald
Highwood
George F. Baker
Henry F. Godfrey
Hempstead
Long Island
James A. Stillman
Percy A. Rockefeller
Frederic R. Halsey
James A. Burden
Treetay
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Lawrence B. Elliman
Wal
San Jose
Berkshires
Mrs. Solon Huntington III
Henry H
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M. Fallieres
MR. Roosevelt
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