Amusements list of Broadway and vaudeville shows
A compact listing of theater and amusement options with showtimes across multiple venues including Astor Criterion Hammerstein and Knickerbocker. Entries feature titles like The Mikado The Fortune Hunter and Tillies Nightmare alongside various vaudeville acts and matinee schedules.
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Astor
Broadway
Coney Island
Brighton Beach Park
Dreamland
Perith Avenue
Ferald Square
Tillie
Hudson
Jardin PE
Paris
Knickerbocker
LYRIC
New Amsterdam
New York Tribune Details Ownership and Officers
The New York Tribune is published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Principal office is Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York. Officers include President Ogden Mills Reid and Secretary James M. Barrett. treasurer is also listed.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Ogden M. Reid
James M. Barrett
Congress and Foreign Affairs Dominate Morning News
Senate moves to vote on postal savings bank bill and other measures while House passes land withdrawal bill. In Paris, Professor Vincent announces an anti typhoid vaccine method. Monarch and marriage news from London and an assortment of domestic political developments across Taft era politics. Weather records show high heat with 99 degrees and 74 degrees low.
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Senate
House Postal Savings Bank
Justice Moody
House
Vincent
Academy of Medicine At
Paris
Venezuela
Gomez
Viscount Acheson
Mildred Carter
St. George's
Hanover Square
London
Dorchester House
Prinz Oskar
Canada Line
Point Amour
Allan Line
Knox
Sonora
Buxton
British Board of Trade
Roosevelt
International Congress of Cambers of Commerce
Taft
New Haven
Robert
Yale
Atlee Pomerene
Dayton
Harmon
Bryan
Minnesota
Magee
Pittsburg
United States
Penrose
Harrisburg
Hughes
Albany
Chemung County
Elmira
Tammany
James S. Sherman
Syracuse
Century Club
Beverly
Mass
Baker
New York Central
Bronx
Warren Street
Fosdick
Queens County
Loeb
School of Baggage Inspection
Secretary Meyers Pushes Navy Reorganization Effort
Secretary Meyer's drive for modernizing naval administration met Congress with skepticism as naval committees cling to old methods. They fear loss of influence and resist changes that would disband the moribund Bureau of Equipment, a relic of sail era duties and favored by many insiders for its small tasks.
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Congress
Naval
Department
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
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Meyer drives naval reform through limited Equipment Bureau dismantling
The House resisted broad changes but agreed to a one year dismantling of the Equipment Bureau under Secretary Meyer. The move allows reform by simplifying department machinery and testing new, economical methods. If successful, it could shift Congress away from endorsing older, costly practices.
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House of Representatives
Meyer
Senate
House
Navy
Congress
No Escape: Legislature Must Tackle Revenue And Inheritance Tax
Governor Hughes demands deliberate work by the Legislature to raise revenue, recast the inheritance tax, and avoid hurried measures. The piece warns that the current tax plan underestimates revenue and calls for a careful reexamination to address the budget deficit and restore public confidence.
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Hughes
United States Voices Relief Over Mexican Insurrection Suppression
The suppression of an incipient insurrection in Northern Mexico prompts U S gratification. It ensures tranquil relations with Mexico and curbs anti United States conspiracies along the border. The piece argues against meddling in Mexican affairs and praises President Diaz for stable governance and friendly neighborly conduct.
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United States
Canada
Diaz
Byron
Jim
Notable pledge on peaceful borders between nations
A historical quotation expresses mutual restraint, declaring that our side of the Rio Grande shall be as void of menace toward Mexico as the Mexican side is toward us. The remark reflects a call for stable relations and nonaggression between the two neighboring countries.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
Dobb and Cobb Bill Rumor Fails in Albany
A rumor that ex President Roosevelt opposed direct nominations is debunked. Collector Loeb denies discussing Roosevelt’s attitude and affirms strong support for the Cobb bill. The report suggests anti Hughes forces rely on rumors as the bill nears a vote.
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Roosevelt
Loeb
Merritt
Assembly
Hughes
the Tribune
Collector Loeb
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Merritt
Mr. Loeb
Oklahoma Capital Shakeup Angers Congress in Oklahoma Story
Congress remains unmoved by Governor Haskell’s overnight move of Oklahoma’s seat from Guthrie to Oklahoma City. The piece notes that the 1906 admission act promised Guthrie as capital until 1918 and warns of similar conditions delaying Arizona and New Mexico capitals until 1925. It questions whether real estate schemes could defy federal authority and hints Congress bets on resistence to Haskellization.
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Congress
Commonwealth of Oklahoma
Charles N. Haskell
Haskell
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Santa Fe
New States
Law as a force for world peace in international law
Justice Brown urged Yale graduates to view law as a practical instrument to avert war and foster peace among nations. He highlighted the rise of international courts and codes, the value of permanent tribunals, and the American Society of International Law in shaping a coherent global jurisprudence.
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Yale Law School
Cicero
Vattel
Grotius
International Court of Justice
Knox
American Society of International Law
A Novel Military Test Off Atlantic City July
The article discusses objections to a proposed sham battle between aeroplanes and a war vessel off Atlantic City in July. It notes government secrecy of ship trials and questions whether a high angle Krupp gun could counter airships, citing the need for special training for gunners to hit aircraft.
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Atlantic City
Bell
Discussion on Air Combat Experiments Near Atlantic City
The article questions whether naval marksmen versus an aeroplane or dirigible would be fair in combat and notes interest from Washington and other powers in the proposed Atlantic City test. Officials will weigh the plan's aviation meeting publicity against its potential strategic value.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Jersey
Sane Fourth relies on private funds for fireworks display
The Fourth of July committee appeals for broad private support to fund the celebration, noting that even a one fifth contribution from the public could fund a lavish display. The piece also discusses wireless telegraphy as essential rescue signaling for ships, and Congress recent rule mandating its adoption on ships carrying fifty or more passengers, effective after July 1 next year.
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British Students Begin North American Work and Study Tour
A party of Cambridge Edinburgh London and Durham students sailed from Liverpool for an extended tour of work and study in Canada and the United States. They will farm at Winnipeg observe a junior republics system and study at Yale and Harvard, aiming to gain broader views of international conditions.
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Cambridge
Edinburgh
London
Durham
North America
Canada
United States
Winnipeg
Pittsburg
Yale
Harvard
Paris Salon Praises Barnard Sculptures Spark Debate
The Siécle lauds George Grey Barnard’s Harrisburg Capitol figures shown in Paris and questions why French officials failed to award him a medal amid protests by the Free Society. Barnard declines any prize. The piece notes ongoing French chauvinism and rising American sculpture.
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George Grey Barnard
Harrisburg
Barnard
Society of
Free Society
Fragmented Clippings on Society and Science Snippets
The passage compiles disparate notes from a Detroit Free Press cartoon quote about a failed card club, a Lancet letter by Dr. Hood discussing appendicitis as contagious and microbic transfer between people, and a church anecdote about an old lady who curtsies at the word devil in a humor cartoon.
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Detroit Free Press
Donald W. C. Hood
Lancet
London
Pr. Hood
Dr. Hood
King George I V thanks New York for condolences
The British Consul General in New York transmits King George V and Sir Edward Grey’s gratitude for expressions of sympathy after King Edward VII’s death. The note, sent via Mr Bryce, asks publication in the paper to inform the public and honor the kindness shown.
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Sir Edward Grey
George V
Edward VII
Bryce
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Empire
British Isles
W. Bennett
The
New-York Tribune
New York City
National Publicity Bill Urges Timely Senate Action
Concord New Hampshire June 20 1910 W E Chandler asks The Tribune to advocate passage of the national publicity bill in the form endorsed by Senator Burrows leaving out an election after publication clause to avoid party wrangle and ensure final passage. He notes support from Senator Burrows Bryan favorable Roosevelt opposed and warns of Democratic charges if delayed.
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John M. Thurston
Cameron Kennedy
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
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Congressional Committees
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Roosevelt
W. E. Chandler
Concord
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Taft Cancels New Haven Trip For Yale Graduation
President Taft, amid Senate filibuster over the postal savings bank bill, cancels a New Haven trip to attend Robert Taft's Yale graduation. He remains in Washington awaiting evidence for affidavits on Fort Lawton misconduct and considers pending river and harbor measures. Mrs Taft adjusts travel plans and the social season winds down with her departure to Beverly.
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Washington
Senate
Postal Savings
Taft
New Haven
Robert
Hits
Chicago
Crane
Lodge and Elkins
White House
25Th Infantry
Fort Lawton
Piles
Humphrey
Spokane
Wash
Representative Mondell
Congress
F. E. Goodale
Chambers of Commerce
Seattle
San Francisco
Tacoma
Portland
Oklahoma
Stephenson
Gamble and Wetmore
Hanna
Weeks
Barchfeld
Morse
Yale
Beverly
Editorial commendation from John D. Kane on Tribune pieces
A reader from Crawford New Jersey praises The Tribune editorials Sunday through today titled Self Government in the House Parr s Reward Special Session and The Governor s Message. He urges reprinting and wide distribution to counter machine political propaganda. June 21.
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Parr
John D. Kane
Crawford
N. J
East and West Rise in Optimistic Dispatch
From The Austin Statesman a brisk note argues New York and the East need Texas optimism. It claims the East is becoming effete while the South and West push forward, suggesting better times are near.
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Austin Statesman
New York
East
Texas
Cabinet family to scatter during summer as Taft aides plan travels
Washington reports Taft’s Cabinet and spouses taking varied summer posts. Treasury Secretary and Mrs. MacVeagh head to Dublin New Hampshire then Boston before joining family. Navy Secretary Meyer at Hamilton Massachusetts with plans to use the Dolphin for trips. War Secretary begins round-the-world voyage with Mrs Dickinson. Attorney General and Mrs Wickersham host house party at Cedarhurst Long Island. Postmaster Hitchcock and Agriculture Secretary noted as detached social figures with many house invitations. Ballinger and Ballinger wife head to Seattle with Alaska Hawaii trip. Nagel and family settle at Marion Massachusetts while Commerce and Labor chief tours Alaska on government business.
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Washington
Taft
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Dublin
N. H
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Hamilton
Mass
White House
Knox
Valley Forge
Penn
Reed Knox
Tokio
Philippines
Diplomatic Circle Faces Summer Shuffle and Royal Wedding News
Washington reports the looming departure of the Russian Ambassador with many embassies centered in Manchester and nearby resorts. Greek Minister Lambros Coromilas plans to wed Miss Anna Cockrell of Missouri in Norwich on July 6, with a postwedding course to London Paris and Athens and a likely promotion awaiting him.
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Washington
New York
Manchester
Mass
Bar Harbor
Dublin
N. H
North Shore
Lambros A. Coromiias
Greece
Anna Ewing Cockrell
Francis Marion Cockrell
Missouri
Cockrell
Washington Society Sees Beverly Summer Brighten North Shore
In Washington, the Beverly summer home of Mrs. Taft has boosted the North Shore area, bringing a brilliancy to the season that rivals the capital’s winter. The White House presence at Beverly augments both country and sea attractions, drawing attention to the fashionable retreat.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
White House
Beverly
North Shore
Capital
New York Society Notes on Weddings and Arrivals
Miss S Mildred Dick will wed Stuyvesant Fish Jr at St Philip Church Highlands Garrison togs reception at The Lodge bride’s parents home. Various society figures including Miss Pris cilla Toland, Gaspar Bacon and Montague Eliot's wedding plans are noted with other summer travel and visits across Newport Mayfair and Bar Harbor.
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S. Mildred Dick
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Stuyvesant Fish
Hamelton Fish
Church of St Philip
Highlands
Garrison-on-the Hudson
Lodge
Evans R. Dick
Garrison
Miss Dick
Alexander Williams
Philadelphia
Fish
Priscilla Toland
Gaspar Griswold Bacon
France
Robert Bacon
Aubrey
Edward Dale Toland
White Marsh
Penn
Helen Post
Montague Eliot
Edward VII
Earl of St. Germans
London
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Lady Barrymore
Arthur Post
New York
Dorothy Smith-Barry
Clare Frewen
Margaret Trefusis
Gweneth Ponsonby
Notable arrivals and visits in Lenox and surrounding Berkshire towns
Telegraph report lists E Parmelee Prentice arriving from New York to Lenox, and numerous guests at cottages and villas including Mrs Carroll Jackson Mrs R S Hayes and the Shotter sisters. Other noted movements include General and Mrs Shebb at Spring Lawn and Mr and Mrs De Heredia leaving New York for Lenox. Charles Mellen and George Turnure attend commencements and travel plans feature Mrs Bloodgood return to Maple Farm and the Perkins family heading to New York.
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Lenox
E. Parmelee Prentice
New York
Charles Carroll Jackson
Club
Henry Hollister Pease
Francis Barlow
Lee Road
Carlos de Heredia
Alexander Shebb
Spring Lawn
Johnna Alexander
Benjamin W. Strong
Helen W. Strong
Marion Strons
Robert Wayne
Heate
Charles F. Schmidt
Hill
Stockbridge
George Westinghouse
R de W.lery
Mallory
Park
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven
George E. Turnure
Groton
George E. Turnure, Jr
Sophia Curtis
Europe
Frank W. Curtise
Sheffield
Hildreth K. Bloodgood
Great Barrington
Maple Farm
Why It Costs More in New York Licensing
A brief Boston Herald notice notes higher license costs in New York and mentions dog use and ownership specifics. The fragment highlights rising costs and regulatory friction affecting residents and businesses.
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Boston Herald
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