Amusements Listings and Show Cards
Amusements section lists multiple acts: Eden Musee World in Wax, Hackett vaudeville, TXs 2-4 and 15, Berald Square Three Twins, Jardin de Paris Follies of 1908, Yankee Prince, Lyric Wolf at 4:20, New Amsterdam Merry Widow, New York Marys Lamb 90, Savoy Servant in the House 20, Wallace's Gay Musician.
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Eden Musee
Hackett
Berald Square
Jardin DE Paris
LYRIC
Madison Square Roof Garden
SHEL
New Amsterdam
New York
Savoy
Neto Dork Daily Tribune Notice of Publisher Details
The Tribune Association a New York corporation publishes the Neto Dork Daily Tribune. Offices are Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nasseu Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Great London suffragists rally and global tensions loom
Five hundred thousand women march in Hyde Park with dozens injured amid platform clashes. Paris reports senators who backed separation face excommunication. nations move to Tangier to shield foreigners. Plague cases rise in Port of Spain as Russia courts martial sentence nineteen. Roosevelt attends church. Taft leaves Cincinnati for New Haven. Republican leadership stalls. Weather promises fair, warmer conditions with yesterday’s high seven and low seventy.
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London
Hyde Park
Paris
Tangier
Port of Spain
Russia
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Taft
Cincinnati
New Haven
Republican National Committee
Root
Henry W. Taft
Milwaukee
James S. Sherman
New York
Frank P. Kellogg
Minnesota
National Platform
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Atlanta
Denver
Cassville
Lynxville
Wis
Prairie du Chien
New Rochelle
C. E
Hadley
Yale
MacArthur
Potter
Farley
Williamsburg
Board of Education
Frederic Thompson
Winchell Smith
PENSIONS prolonging life in English pensions
The piece notes that life expectancy rises with pensions, citing the Ironfounders Friendly Society where average pensioner age at death rose from sixty eight years six months to seventy one years three months between 1885 and 1907. It argues pensions improve living standards and longevity, discussing state pensionAge and shift in pension onset, while highlighting variances across societies and the challenge of a fixed pension age.
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Friendly Society of Ironfounders
England
National Treasury
Society of Engineers
Pension age trends warn of heavier taxpayer burden
The text discusses age distributions and pensions, noting over ten percent lie between seventy and seventy five and only 1.3 percent between seventy five and eighty. It suggests pensions may be granted earlier, increasing the taxpayer burden without a corresponding rise in productive life.
Mr Bryan and the Republican platform debate
The piece argues Mr Bryan, a Populist minded figure, dislikes the Republican platform yet the document embodies progress. It cites increased federal supervision, workers’ protections, tariff and currency reform, and tighter regulation of trusts and railroads as central pledges. It contrasts 1908 with four years earlier, asserting a forward march rather than retreat.
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Bryan
Chicago
Roosevelt
Abor
Political malaria grips New York City board sessions
The Board of Estimate battles political malaria as members flip between fever and chill while debating Riverside Drive and a Henry Hudson Memorial Bridge. Officials fight over a 12 million luxury project and a 7.226 million funding push, with many voting against spending amid a tightening city budget.
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Board of Estimate
Ahearn
Riverside Drive
Henry Hudson
New York
Riker’s Island
Charities Department
Canadian Northwest
South Africa
Supreme Court backs tenement law on floor area
Courts uphold humane reading of the Tenement House Act limiting floor area in bedrooms. A landlord sought to shrink rooms to fifty six square feet arguing post enactment intent. Justice Gerard notes ignore potential property losses when enforcing the statute.
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Venement
Supreme Court
15Th Street
Gerard
Reading law to aid tenement rights sparks debate
The argument centers on whether court rulings should interpret plain laws to protect property rights or to safeguard thousands of tenement dwellers wellbeing. Critics say a rigid reading would shield predatory interests, while supporters urge justice over wealth.
Cost of Politics in The Bronx Borough Administration
The Bronx Commissioners of Accounts release findings showing political machine influence in city operations. Contractors favored by politicians, contracts misused, streets improved for real estate interests, and payroll waste around fifty percent. Inefficiency and incompetence in technical roles cited, with the courthouse project steered to a district leader. The report suggests such corruption could reflect municipal practice beyond The Bronx.
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The
Bronx
Haffen
Ahearn
Japan's Debt Paying Might Outweigh Militarism
The imperial government aims to extinguish all debt within a generation without new loans. It has used bond purchases, bond rewriting offers, and war taxes to fund debt service. Critics view past moves as breach of faith, while the current plan strains the economy and tests public tolerance.
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Japan
China
Wall Street Indifferent After Chicago Convention Result
Professional investors held substantial stock in anticipation of demand after Chicago. Opened Friday with brief manipulation to set an attractive level, but public response remained tepid. Attempts to absorb shares failed as prices slipped fractions with tied losses across active stocks. Railway stocks showed little weekly change despite narrow market.
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Wall Street
Chicago
Financial outlook gives cautious optimism amid mixed cues
The report notes but a 2 per cent drop in quotations and a 20 per cent fall in railway earnings from 1907, while idle freight cars decline by two thousand daily. Berlin's discount rate drops to 4 per cent as exports to New York push toward 50 million dollars, with easier money markets and growing bank reserves signaling readiness for crops and seasonal demand.
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Germany
Berlin
New York
Treasury
Deliberate Renomination Call Amid Delegates’ Jeers
The piece notes Governor Hughes might seek renomination to prove his worth amid derisive songs from returning New York delegates. It also portrays Mr. Bryan as an expert on retirements with a strong record on bimetallism anti imperialism and government ownership of railroads.
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Hughes
New York
Mr. Bryan
Weather, war ships orders, and political notes mix in Europe and US
A brisk year in Germany brings heat and nerves to reporters. A cable claims Brazil placed orders in England for thirty war ships including four dreadnoughts and twenty six cruisers. New York City street railways report four hundred more accidents and six hundred more injuries in May than April. Gompers and Bryan, dissatisfied with the Republican platform, suggest broad public support for change. Indictments in See Trust cases hinge on a new legal ruling, provoking debate on prosecutorial duties. Militiamen defend New York while facing evident perils of duty. A Fort Wadsworth accident leads to Somber regret. We boxe dh WAL Dave the.
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Germany
Brazil
England
Hobson
New York City
New York
Fort Wadsworth
Warning to other soldiers on compensation of disa bled service
A terse notice warns service personnel about compensation procedures for similar cases involving disabled veterans and the need to verify assignments. It emphasizes consistency in benefits and directs readers to follow official channels for claims.
City of Kingston's yellow cat haunts Seattle wharf workers
A yellow cat that once lived aboard the City of Kingston in Victoria now frolics about Seattle's wharf after escaping just as the ship prepared to depart for Tacoma. Workers recall the pet’s adventurous urge and wonder if cats sense doom on the voyage. The tale sits amid a column of varied clippings and quips.
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Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Kingston
Victoria
Tacoma
Guests at Miss Reids Wedding
Paris dispatch reports Ambassador Henry White and Mrs White departed for London to attend Miss Jean Reids wedding on Tuesday.
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Paris
Henry White
Mrs Eddy Hosts Reception at Andresy Chateau
Mrs Hershey Eddy hosted a reception at her Andresy chateau where a fine organ was installed. Renowned French organist Félix-Alexandre Guilmant played as many prominent American and French society members attended the event.
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Paris
Hershey Eddy
Andresy
Félix-Alexandre Guilmant
Motoring News and Socials from Lenox Across Berkshire
Telegraph dispatch from Lenox Mass reports unbroken cool clear weather and excellent roads as hosting and visiting social events unfold. Harold Godwin hosts a dinner. Daniel Chester French invites guests to Chesterwood for an afternoon reception for Mr. and Mrs Robert Bush of New York. Various residents attend luncheons and plan visits including Miss Charlotte Stillman in New London and trips by Captain John S Barnes and his son James to Cold Brook New Hampshire with a sixty mile return walk. Cross-town connections include Miss Neloise Meyer heading to Boston to visit Mr. and Mrs Frank O Bemis and Miss Charlotte Barnes traveling to New York then Mount Kisco to visit friends. Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson hosts luncheon for Miss Thompson of New York while Mrs Robert Winthrop entertains guests at Ethelwynd and Mrs John Spencer Camp arrives with Hartford party at Hotel Aspinwall.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Harold Godwin
Daniel Chester French
Chesterwood
Robert Bush
New York
William Armstrong
New London
Charlotte Stillman
Neloise Meyer
Boston
Frank O. Bemis
John S. Barnes
James
Cold Brook
N. H
Warren Sturgis
James Barnes
Charlotte Barnes
Louise Swan
John H. Hammond
Mount Kisco
Charles Carroll Jackson
Miss Thompson
Robert Winthrop
J. D. Woods
Ethelwynd
John Spencer Camp
Hartford
Aspinwall
Social Notes From Newport June 21 1914
Warm day draws crowds to the Casino Bailey's Beach and the Newport Golf Club. New registrants at the Casino include Roger K Wetmore Goodwin Hobbs Seymour Johnson William Post Kenneth P Budd Egerton L Winthrop and C C Cuyler. William Post of New York guest of his sister Mrs J Laurens Van Alen. Kenneth P Budd guests of Mr and Mrs R L Gerry going to New York. Roderick Terry Jr arrives to join his parents at Lidengale with guest C C Cuyler of New York. Edward J Berwind arrives to join Mrs Berwind for the season. Electra yacht takes Mr and Mrs Robert L Gerry to New York. Diana yacht brings Mr and Mrs Henry 8 Redmond with luncheon aboard. Colonel Oliver H Payne arrives for the season.
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Tribune
Newport
R. L
Bailey’s Beach
Newport Golf Club
Roger K. Wetmore
Goodwin Hobbs
Seymour Johnson
William Post
Kenneth P. Budd
Egerton L. Winthrop
C. C. Cuyler
New York
R.L. Gerry
Roderick Terry, Jr
Lidengale
CC. C. Cuyler
Edward J. Knight, Jr
Edward J. Berwind
Yale Baccalaureate Sermon Outlines Four Life Philosophies
Dr Hadley delivers Yale baccalaureate sermon in Woolsey Hall urging seniors to choose a guiding philosophy among four rival systems Epicureanism Stoicism Asceticism and Christianity. He says Christian philosophy best enables nations to work together toward common achievement and warns against shifting principles as life choices shape character.
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New Haven
Yale
Hadley
Woolsey Hall
Harry & Jepson
Newberry
Witich
Jesus Christ
The Debate of Selfishness and the Path to Civilization
A century ago liberty to pursue personal happiness sparked debate. Rational selfishness, if unchecked, harms society and individuals. The talk contrasts ascetic Stoicism Epicureanism and Christian doctrine as viable guides, urging graduates to choose a philosophy aligning with civilization’s needs.
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See Trust
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Atlanta Constitution
White House
Albany
President Roosevelt
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Washington Star
Fritz Lang
Munich
Miss Reid
Mrs. Eddy
Berkshires
Yale Baccalaureate
DR. Hadley
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