Amusements Theater Listings
The page lists showtimes and venues for Broadway and regional theaters including ASTOR Broadway SIB The Summer Widowers GSO The Mikado ISLAND Brighton Beach Park Luna Park CRITERION Her Husband's Wife Fifth Avenue VAUDEVILLE GAIETY The Fortune Hunter HAMMERSTEIN'S Vaudeville PERALD SQUARE Tillie's Nightmare HUDSON The Spendthrift JARDIN DE PARIS Fellies of 1970 EKNICKERBOCKER The Arcadians LYRIC A Matinee Idol NEW AMSTERDAM Girlies.
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ASTOR
Sib
GSO
Brighton Beach Park
Preemland
Fifth Avenue
Perald Square
Tillie
Hudson
Jardin DE Paris
Eknickerbocker
LYRIC
NEW Amsterdam
New York Tribune Details Ownership and Officers
The New York Tribune lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher. It names Ogden Mills Reid as president James M Barrett as secretary and others as officers with principal offices at the Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Ogden M. Reid
James M. Barrett
Congress, world events mix in tense morning brief
Senate moves to vote on postal savings bank bill and Moody retirement measures while House passes land withdrawal bill. Foreign reports include an anti typhoid vaccine claim and Venezuela buying a French steamer amid political unrest fears. society wedding in London. Canada liner ship ashore with passengers moved. Domestic notes cover Taft canceling Yale visit, Ohio and Pennsylvania conventions, and Syracuse monument event. City items note stock drops, heat deaths, police staffing, Bronx smoke case, and fireworks accident. Weather shows cloudy indications with temps 99 high and 74 low.
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Congress
Senate
House Postal Savings Bank
Justice Moody
House
Vincent
Academy of Medicine At
Perkh
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
Mayer
Pittsburg
United States
Penrose
Darksboro
Pennsylvania
Hughes
Albanya
Chemung County
Elmira
Tamaway
Albany
James S. Sherman
Syracuse
Century Club
Beverly
Mass
Baker
New York Central
Bronx
Warren Street
Fosdick
Queens County
Loeb
School of Baggexie
Secretary Meyers Reforms Face Congress Resistance
Secretary Meyers push for modernizing navy administration clashes with Congress. Naval committees resist changes and fear loss of privileged positions. Efforts to abolish the moribund Bureau of Equipment stall in conference as lawmakers balk at redistributing its duties.
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Meyer
Congress
Naval
Department
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Meyer reform plan aims to streamline Navy bureaucracy
The House resisted broad changes but agreed to a one year dismantling of the Equipment Bureau under Secretary Meyer. The compromise allows reporting at year end on the experiment’s success, signaling a push to modernize and economize Navy administration while challenging favored old methods.
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Department
House of Representatives
Meyer
Senate
House
Navy
Congress
Legislature Faces Revenue and Inheritance Tax Overhaul
Governor Hughes warns the Legislature must rework the inheritance tax to meet budget needs. A graduated levy could cut revenue. recasting is required to ensure adequate funds. The body faces scrutiny over delays and appropriations as it works to avoid public distrust.
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Hughes
Mexico poll suppression hailed as border peace boon
The editorial lauds the suppression of an incipient Mexican insurrection as beneficial to US tranquillity and to curb cross border trouble. It urges Americans to avoid meddling in Mexico’s affairs and defends Diaz as a stabilizing, friendly neighbor to the United States.
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Mexico
United States
Canada
Diaz
Byron
Jim
Our Side of the Rio Grande Promises Peaceful Frontier
A historical passage asserts that our side of the Rio Grande shall be as free from menace toward Mexico as the Mexican side is toward us, signaling a pledge of mutual restraint and stability along the border.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
Roosevelt Opposed Direct Primaries Rumor Debunked
The article reports on circulating rumors that ex President Roosevelt opposed direct nominations. Collector Loeb denies speaking with Assemblyman Merritt or others about Roosevelt’s stance. Loeb privately supports the Cobb bill and seeks its passage, dismissing anti Hughes rumor as baseless.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Loeb
Merritt
Assembly
Hughes
the Tribune
Collector Loeb
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Merritt
Mr. Loeb
Oklahoma Capital Moves Stir Congressional Critique
Opinion notes Governor Charles N. Haskell’s overnight move of Oklahoma’s seat from Guthrie to Oklahoma City defying federal terms. It contrasts Arizona and New Mexico capital dates 1925 with Oklahomas 1913 provision and questions Congress tolerance of state real estate schemes.
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Congress
Commonwealth of Oklahoma
Charles N. Haskell
Haskell
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Fhenix
New States
Law and the rise of international law for world peace
Justice Brown urged that law become practical force to avert war and sustain peace among nations. He cited the progress from reliance on arbitration to a coherent international code aided by Knox proposals and the American Society of International Law, signaling better order among sovereign states.
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Justice Brown
Yale Law School
Cicero
Vattel
Grotius
International Court of Justice
Knox
American Society of International Law
A Novel Military Test Near Atlantic City
The proposed sham battle between aeroplanes and a war vessel off Atlantic City in July faces objections. Critics note publicity, feasibility, and lack of a high angle Krupp gun, questioning whether standard naval guns could hit air targets without special training.
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Atlantic City
Bell
Naval marksmen battle air power in proposed Atlantic City test
The article discusses a planned experiment to test if top naval marksmen can effectively engage aircraft or dirigibles. It notes widespread interest from Washington and other powers, and suggests officials may weigh the plan to gain aviation meeting publicity while evaluating its merit.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Jersey
Fourth of July funds and international student exchange notes
The finance committee seeks private subscriptions to fund the Fourth of July celebration, urging the public to contribute one fifth of past fireworks spending. Meanwhile a British student group sails from Liverpool for a work and study tour in North America, with time split between Canada and the United States. Local weather shows a cool start to the month, and press outlooks clash over Democratic strategy as The Commoner rebukes The Houston Post.
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Liverpool
Cambridge
Edinburgh
London
Durham
North America
Canada
United States
Winnipeg
Pittsburg
Yale
Harvard
Houston Post
Bryan
Harmon
Ohio Democrats
Paris Salon Honors Barnard Statuary Amid American Protest
The Siécle praises Barnard’s statuary for Harrisburg Capitol with French praise and a push for a gold medal, while a Free Society protest blocks recognition. Barnard declines any award and questions French sculpture’s need to honor foreign talent. The item also notes Captain J H McClintock’s Rough Rider return and college club reunion. Baltimore plans a 1914 world fair marking The Star Spangled Banner centennial, with Mahool urged to form a committee and funding proposed by city state and nation.
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George Grey Barnard
Harrisburg
Barnard
Society of
Free Society
Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Mahool
Surrendered Home for Johns Hopkins Recalled in Press Fragments
Disjointed excerpts note Pere club, summer cottages, and a warning on contagious appendicitis by Dr Donald Hood in The Lancet. Mentions a Detroit Free Press quip about a worst card club and a churchgoer amused by civility costs nothing as a devil mention prompts a reverent curtsy.
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Detroit Free Press
Donald W. C. Hood
Lancet
London
Pr. Hood
King George V Appreciation Letter Sent From New York
The New York Tribune publishes a formal note from C. W. Bennett, Editor and Consul General, thanking New York readers for sympathy shown after the death of King Edward VII. The letter, dated June 20, 1910, conveys His Majesty's gratitude and the Queen Mother's appreciation to those under the British Flag.
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New York
Sir Edward Grey
George V
Edward VII
Bryce
United States
Empire
British Isles
C. W. Bennett
The
New-York Tribune
New York City
National Publicity Bill Advocated in Concord Letter
W E Chandler of Concord New Hampshire urges The Tribune to support the national publicity bill as passed by the House and urged in the Senate. He discusses party strategy, Burrows amendment, and the need to avoid a late wrangle that could harm the Republican cause.
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Tribune
House
Senate
Burrows
Taft
Republian
Republican Party
Messrs
Perry Belmont
John M. Thurston
Cameron Kennedy
National Publicity Law Organization
McCall
Congress
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
National
Congressional Committees
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
W. E. Chandler
Concord
N. H
Editor thanks Tribune editors for thoughtful editorials
John D. Kane of Crawford New Jersey praises The Tribune issues on Self Government in the House Parrs Reward Special Session and The Governors Message. He urges reprinting and broad circulation to counteract corrupt political machine propaganda. June 21.
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the Tribune
Parr
John Bd. Kane
Crawford
N. J
East and West in the Nation Shape Future Optimism
The Austin Statesman notes New York and the East lack of Texas vitality for a period. It argues the East is fading while the Soul and West push forward, signaling better times ahead.
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The
Austin Statesman
New York
East
Texas
Taft Cancels New Haven Trip for Son’s Graduation
President Taft remains in Washington due to the Senate fili buster on the postal savings bank bill. He and Senators Crane Lodge and Elkins conferred as messages pour in congratulating his legislative progress. Mrs Taft adjusts plans as Yale graduation looms and Beverly awaits the White House summer stint.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senate
Taft
New Haven
Robert
Chicago
Crane
Lodge and Elkins
White House
2Th Infantry
Fort Lawton
Piles
Humphrey
Spokane
Wash
Mondell
Congress
F. E. Goodale
Chambers of Commerce
Seattle
San Francisco
Tacoma
Portland
Oklahoma
Stephenson
Gamble and Wetmore
Hanna
Weeks
Barchfeld
Morse
Calder
Yale
Beverly
Cabinet members scatter for summer in a sprint of travel
Taft's Cabinet travels span the nation and beyond from June to summer. Secretaries Ballinger Hitchcock Meyer Knox and Taft's other aides plan stays in Dublin New Hampshire Hamilton Massachusetts Valley Forge Pennsylvania Seattle and Alaska with several accompanying spouses. The War Secretary sails June 28 from San Francisco with Mrs Dickinson joining later. the Navy Secretary joins the Hamilton farm party as Congress adjourns.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Secretary of the Treasury
MacWeash
Dublin
N. H
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Hamilton
Mass
White House
Secretary of State
Knox
Valley Forge
Penn
Andre. Reed Knox
MacVeagh
New York
Boston
Congress
San Francisco
Tokio
Philippines
Dlphin
Ballinger
Diplomatic Corps Busy as Embassies Flock to Manchester
The Russian ambassador departs Washington for New York then Manchester leaving the Mexican envoy as the sole resident diplomat. Greek minister Lambros Coromini las to Miss Anna Cockrell announces July 6 wedding in Norwich Conn. After a six month leave, Coromilas may receive a promotion. Miss Cockrell is the former senator’s daughter and known for beauty and languages.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Manchester
Mass
Bar Harbor
Dublin
N. H
North Shore
Lambros A. Coroniilas
Greece
Anna Ewing Cockrell
Francis Marion Cockrell
Missouri
Cockrell
Paris
Constantinople
Athens
Miss Cockrell
Washington society notes Tafts summer Beverly home spark
Washington society reports Beverly as the Taft family's summer home, boosting the North Shore appeal. The White House remains centered there for the season, highlighting the season's brilliancy and social activity in the capital era.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
White House
Beverly
North Shore
Capital
New York Society Acknowledges Summer Weddings and Moves
Miss S Mildred Dick will wed Stuyvesant Fish Jr at St Philip's Highlands on July 14 with Mrs Alexander Wiles as matron of honor. reception at The Lodge. Other society nuptials include Miss Priscilla Toland and Gaspar Griswold Bacon set for July 15 at White Marsh Penn, and Miss Helen Post's London wedding to Montague Eliot today.
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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
Eenne
Alexander Wiles
Philadelphia
Fish
Pricilla 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
Berkshire Society Notes Guests Arrive In Lenox And Nearby
Lenox reports arrivals and departures of notable guests for the season. E Parmelee Prentice came from New York by auto, while Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson joined the club cottage. Numerous others including families of Hayes Shotter De Heredia and Westinghouse were noted at various estates. President Mellen left for New Haven and Sophia Curtis joined her father in Sheffield as summer plans unfold.
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Tribune
Lenox
W. Strong
Marion
Robert Wayne
Charles F. Schmidt
Heated Hill
Stockbridge
George Westinghouse
R. de Vlery
Mallory Park
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven
George E. Turnure
Groton
George E. Turnure, Jr
Sophia Curtis
Europe
Frank W- Curtise
Sheffield
Hildreth K. Sloodgood
New York
Great Barrington
Maple Farm
New Marlborough
Greed F. Perkins
George F. Portas Jr
Heleang
Why It Costs More
A Boston Herald item notes New York license costs rising and a man securing possession of a dog for a year amid tense enforcement conditions.
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Boston Herald
New York
Art
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Bevely, Mass
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