Vaudeville show listings at major New York venues
Amusements section lists multiple theaters and acts including The Man from Home at Astor and Dreamland at Coney Island. Other bills feature The Climax, The House Next Door, The Beauty Spo, The Third Degree, and Prize Singing with MARINE ELLIOTT at Madison Square Garden, reflecting a bustling summer vaudeville season with varied performers.
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Alhambra
ASTOR
Bijou
Mississippi
Midnight Sons
Havena Coney Island
Dreamland
Luna Park
Daly's
MUSER
Wax
Garrick
Mexico
Ferald Square
Spo Hudson
Paris
Madison Square Garden
Marine Elliott
Weber
Recter
New York Daily Tribune Publishing Details
The Tribune Association of New York clears and publishes the newspaper. Principal office is Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street. Officers include Ogden Mills as president, Henry W Sackett as secretary, and James M Barrett as treasurer.
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Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Henry W. Sackett
James M. Barrett
Washington Morning Telegraph Weather and World News
Senate discussed free or suitable hides while a census amendment failed. Transatlantic speed records fell as Mauretania reached London after shorter eastward time. Colombia reported revolution and fugitive General Reyes. Domestic news covers tariffs, Chinese railway shares, aeroplane tests, medical and academic debates, marriages, and corporate operations. Weather: partly cloudy and cooler with nightly showers. temperatures ranged from 66 to 0 degrees yesterday.
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Congress
Senate
House
London
New York
International Council of Women
Toronto
Standing
Hartle 2
Shields
Collician
Dover
Red Star
Zeeland
Bogota
Colombia
Reyes
Paris
M. Borrelly
Marseilles
Daniel
Khabarovsk
Washington
Peking
Berlin
Orville
Wilbur
Fort Myer
W. D. Foster
American Institute of Homeopathy
Detroit
George B. Foster
University of Chicago
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Mary Astor Paul
Charles A. Munn
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company
H. Kavanaugh
Trust Company of the Republic
Saratoga
Hughes
Wall Street Commission
Brown University
Panama
Gould
Howard Gould
Citizens Union
Albany
Arthur P. Heinze
Ray
Dillon
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Louis Probber
Myrtle Avenue
J. P. Morgan & Co
Florida East Coast Railway
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Company
United States District Attorney
George C. White
Federal Grand Jury
Promoting South American Trade and Banking Growth
The piece argues for American banks and credit expansion in South America to boost US trade, noting current reluctance vs British and German lenders. It contrasts this with China policy, urging a long-standing foreign policy principle of supporting American financial presence abroad. It also surveys tariff debates among Southern leaders, praising shifts toward protectionism and citing The Charlotte Observer as endorsing a break with anti protection views.
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China
South America
United States
Protection South
Roger Q. Mills
Mills
South
Charlotte Observer
Observer
Carlisle
West
North Carolina
Washington
the Observer
Principles of American trade in South America
Americans should consult patrons tastes and desires and cater to them rather than imposing native tastes. For distant shipments by steamer, rail, or mule train, pack goods carefully and differently than for local routes. With these basics, American commerce could lead South American markets rather than lag behind.
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Andes
New York
Brooklyn
South America
Stamp tax on bank checks urged as best tax option
The Tribune notes broad approval of its earlier suggestion to revive the stamp tax on bank checks and commercial paper as a superior source of federal revenue. It argues the check stamp tax is easy to collect, economical, equitable, and would complement customs receipts, aligning with views echoed by The New York Times The Sun and The Washington Post. Senator Depew also voiced surprise that the option was overlooked.
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Tribune
Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
New York Times
the Sun
Washington Post
Congress
Depew
the Tribune
The Graft Prosecutions Defeat in San Francisco Case
The San Francisco graft case ends without a conviction or clear link to the top official Calhoun. Prosecution failed to prove a direct chain from Calhoun to Ruef via Ford and the bribed supervisor. Weakened by missing corroboration and uncalled key witness Ruef, the effort may still influence public sentiment.
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San Francisco
Calhoun
Tirey I. Ford
Street Railway Company
Ford
Ruef
Tirey L. Ford
Southern Observer backs tariff shift fueling regional shift
The Charlotte Observer argues for tariff protection, praising industrial growth in the South. It claims Southern manufacturers benefit from diversified industry and will influence Washington, while opposing anti protection extremists.
Reform Needed on Mission School Teaching Roles
Opinion warns against using young women as teachers for adult Chinese in mission schools. It argues such proximity risks immorality and racial tensions, noting male teachers or mature women should replace youthful instructors. It contends that restricting young, attractive staff would not harm Christian aims.
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Elsie Sigel
Miss Sigel
Chinatown
Tropics
Mott Street
Holyhead experiment may shift White Star mails and passengers
The Cedric test moved mail for London to Holyhead and ashore passengers there instead of Liverpool. Report notes mail route length and transfer delays, with speed tradeoffs between train and ship. If Baltic repeats, Holyhead could gain popularity for loading freight and passengers despite Liverpool tides.
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White Star Line
London
Queenstown
Holyhead
Liverpool
White Star
Ireland
St. George's Channel
Cedric
Emerald Isle
Baltic
French Navy Expansion Planned After Scandals
The article notes prior decline of the French navy from second to fourth place due to neglect under Pelletan and recent scandals. It describes a ten year plan to build at least twelve new Dreadnoughts over 22,000 tons with 14 12 inch guns, eighty four destroyers, sixty four submarines, and coast defense, costing about 800 million dollars.
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Mr. Pelletan
United States
Republic
Naval arms race and cost shadows global power balance
The piece weighs the growing naval fleets of Britain Germany France and the United States, noting 1900 28 battleships 52 destroyers and 1907 88 battleships 109 destroyers now 45 battleships and 144 destroyers are demanded. It discusses likely increases, finance worries, and cost burdens on nations and corporations, plus reflections on peace advocate figures and Peary's polar expedition timing.
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Germany
United States
France
Great Britain
L’eclair
Paris
Talk of the Day and Quick Wit Snippets
A collage of light notes on Charley Miller the Astor House sandwich man retiring after 33 years, witty exchanges about automobiles and Richard Strauss, jokes about infant industries, cravings for coffee and tea, plus a Fourth of July noise curb by cities from Washington to Baltimore. Also a tender moment with typhoid survivor Mosie and a nurse’s quip in Yiddish.
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Broadway
Charley” Miller
Astor House
Rotunda
New York
Charley
Ireland
Chicago
Safe and Sane
Independence Day League
Baltimore
White House discussions on tax policy and society notes
The President spent the morning conferring with the Attorney General and Congress on the corporation tax, including Senators Kean Elkins and Dillingham and Representatives Morgan Burns Parsons Wilson Lovering Tawney and Denby. He also promised a hearing for distilleries on June 28 and then played golf with the Vice President and others in hot weather.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Congress
Kean
Elkins
Dillingham
Morgan
Burns
Parsons
Wilson
Lovering
Tawney
Denby
Wickersham
Bowers
White House
Taft
Senator Bourne
Archibald Butt
Clarence Edwards
Secretary of the Interior
Postmaster General
Hepburn and
Watson
Washington Officers Return From Seasonal Trips
The Secretary of State returns to Washington after several days at Valley Forge. The Secretary of the Treasury comes from Princeton where he met Mrs. MacVeagh. she heads to Dublin New Hampshire for the summer. The Attorney General returns after attending his son's wedding on Long Island and visiting family. The Secretary of the Navy is in New York awaiting arrival of Mrs. Meyer and daughters. the family will travel to their Hamilton Massachusetts summer home aboard the Dolphin.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Valley Forge
Secretary of the Treasury
Princeton
N. J
MacVeagh
Dublin
N. H
Cornelius W. Wickersham
Diplomatic Corps Report on Moltke Summer Plans
The German Ambassador returned to the embassy from a New York visit and has no definite plan to leave for Manchester where a summer embassy is leased. Count Moltke closed the Danish Legation for the summer and will sail from New York tomorrow for several months abroad. The countess and her daughter will join her parents in Lancaster Massachusetts and Newport for the season.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Manchester
Count Moltke
Countess Moltke
Mrs. Thayer
Lancaster
Mass
Newport
Washington society notes mark early summer departures
Mrs. John D. Wood of New York returns home after a Washington visit with her son in law and daughter the Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Beekman Winthrop. Various society figures plan summer trips from Ipswich Greenbriar Osterville to Northeast Harbor Maine and Maine with connections to Goff Ellis Guggenheim Mulligan and Bacon houses.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
John D. Wood
New York
Secretary of the Navy
Beekman Winthrop
Roland Cotten Smith
St. John’s Church
Osterville
Mass
Thomas T. Goff
Europe
Goff
Mrs
Ellis
Charles B. Howry
Greenbriar
White Sulphur Springs
Judge
Howry
Maine
Senator
Guggenheim
Bacon
Richard T. Mulligan
Northeast Harbor
New York Society Bride Elizabeth Sands Weds John Moore Dickinson
Miss Elizabeth Sands married John Moore Dickinson at her mother’s East 624 Street home with Rev. Dr. William M. Grosvenor officiating. The ceremony featured pink and white flowers, a white satin gown, and a bouquet of hills of the valley and orchids. Guests included prominent families. the couple plans Europe summer aboard the Arabic.
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Elizabeth Sands
John Moore Dickinson
Philip J. Sands
William M. Grosvenor
Robert D. Graham
Church
Sackett M. Barclay
Lindsley Tappin
Charles D. Halsey
Dean Sage
Albany
J. Magee Ellsworth
Stephen H. P. Pell
Dickinson
Europe
Mary Astor Paul Weds Charles A. Munn in Radnor Church
Miss Mary Astor Paul of this city and Charles A. Munn of Washington were married at noon in the Church of St. Martin Radnor. The ceremony was by Rev George Lamb with A J Drexel Paul giving the bride. A large Radnor reception followed at Woodcrest with many notable guests.
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Philadel
Mary Astor Paul
Charles A. Munn
Washington
Church of St. Martin
Radhor
A. J. Drexel Paul
Harvard
Boston
Woodcrest
Radnor
George W. Childs Drexel
Livingston Biddle
John R. Drexel
Passengers Sailing for Der Grosse and Brem
A list of travelers aboard the Noordam and other ships heading to Der Grosse Brem and Rotterdam includes the Kaiser Wilhelm party Mr and Mrs Alexander Carr Frederic W Hall Dr and Mrs Morter Count Moltke Mrs Charles A Kidder Miss B L Beckwith Miss Margaret P Bronson Lane Cooper Mrs Edward D Easton Talbot Flanders Robert Gilmore and TRAVELLERS, with Mr and Mrs John W Simpson William H Taylor M Orme Wil W Straight George W King Mrs G A Harmount Joseph L Leeming Miss Dorothy Miller Marcus Morton C C Oram among others.
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Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm
Alexander Carr
Frederic W. Hall
Morter Prince
E.J. Palmer
Count Moltke
Charles A. Kidder
Noordam
B. L. Beckwith
Margaret P. Bronson
Prota Lane Cooper
Edward D Easton Talbot Flanders
Robert Gilmore
Newport social notes announce summer events and returns
The Casino lists the season with a July 12 music start, daily morning concerts, and a Wednesday afternoon program. Tennis begins August 17 while the horse show opens September 7. Notables incluse Haggin Gilbert Robinson Clarke and Oelrichs. Pembroke Jones Jr returns from St Mark's. Narada sails to New York. Several families travel or host guests for summer at Newport.
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the Tribune
Newport
James B. Haggin
C. H. P. Gilbert
Co. L. F. Robinson
Philip A. Clarke
New York
Hermann Oelrichs
Philadelphia
John J. Wysong
Bar Harebor
Henry G. McVickar
William Grosvenor
Guy Norman
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Wedding Preparations in Stockbridge Network
Lenox reports announce the Sedgwick Swann wedding set for July 2 at St Pauls in Stockbridge. Dr Arthur Swann, Roosevelt Hospital staff, will wed Miss Susan Ridley Sedgwick with Grace Sedgwick as maid of honor and a list of New York bridesmaids. Details include gowns of old lace or white satin, lilies of the valley bouquets, and blue-sashed white chiffon attendants. Numerous guests and arrivals at Maplewood, Osceola House, Elm Court, and Heaton Hall, with social movements to Ridgefield and Pittsfield. property purchases noted in Pittsfeld.
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Tribune
Dorothy Whitney
William C. Whitney
Dorothy Tuckerman
Janett Dana
Katherine Atterbury
Lorraine Roosevelt
Elinor Rodman
New York
Swann
Arthur Stillman
Henry James
Malcolm McBurney
Charles McBurney
George L. Robbs
Julian Peabody
Charles 5. Butler
John B Swann
Arthur Lawrence
Endicott Peabody
Groton
Mass
Stockbridge
Thomas le Boutillier
Mary le Boutillier
Elsie
Jessie Duncan
White Tree Inn
Pittsfield
R. H. Cameron
John Churchill
Pittsfeld
Onda Lake
John Spoor
Chicago
To Study the Gregorian Chant in Isle of Wight Monastery
Baltimore June 21 Rev Father Besnard of the Sulpician Order and students Riley Gleason and O'Hara of St Mary's Roman Catholic Seminary will study the Gregorian chant at a Benedictine monastery on the Isle of Wight for a month and a half. They will return to Baltimore to continue studies and later teach the chant in their dioceses as priests.
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Riley
Gleason and
O'Hara
St Mary’s Roman Catholic Seminary
Isle of Wight
St. Mary's Seminary
St. Mary’s Seminary
St Mary's
One of Largest Gifts to Yale From Hewett Bequest
Yale University will receive four hundred thousand dollars from the Hewett estate of Frederick C Hewett of Owego class of 1868 after relatives' agreement ends court contest. The sum, added to the general university fund, ranks among Yale's largest gifts, surpassed only by Rockefeller's gift and the Sheffield bequest to the Yale Scientific School.
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New Haven
Yale University Freeshurer
Frederick C. Hewett
Owego
Yale
Lens
General University Fund
Joseph E. Sheffield
Yale Scientific School
Hewett
John D. Rockefeller
Sylph Ordered to Beverly for Taft Summer Use
Washington June 2 The naval yacht Sylphs commanded by Lieutenant Roger Williams have been ordered to Beverly Massachusetts to arrive by July 3 for President Taft and his family. The Sylph will stay at Beverly all summer for the presidents use.
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Sylphs
Roger Williams
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Congestion Exhibition Opens at Bronx Armory
A ten day conference and exhibition on population congestion and city planning opened last night at the 24 Battery armory in The Bronx. Sessions run 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Topics of importance will be discussed each evening with audience participation invited after talks.
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