Amusements Program at Luna Park and Nearby Venues
A list of showtimes and venues in New York area amusements, including Luna Park on Coney Island and several theaters. Entries show times such as 2:15 and 8:15 with listings like The World in Wax, The Witching Hour, Vauderle, and The Merry Widow. Other acts include The Wolf, Ski Tit, The Servant in the House, The Musician, and more, across multiple theaters and fake stage names.
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Blaney
Luna Park
Bostock
Ardin DE Paris
Ckerbocker
New York
Allack
Tribune Association Statement of Ownership
The Netw York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association a New York corporate entity with offices at the Tribune Building 155 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mille president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribone Building
No. 155
Nassau Street
Ogden Mille
Nathaniel Tuttle
Morning News Digest: Diplomatic Tensions and Local Politics
Foreign notes report Secretary Jacob Sleeper leaving Araras as US diplomacy in Venezuela falters over claims. Tehran battles kill or wound hundreds as Shah forces storm Parliament after refusals. Domestic highlights include Yale beating Harvard, Taft’s trip to New London for the boat race, and race-betting debates in Louisiana. Weather: fair with 83 high, 72 low.
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Jacobd Sleeper
Venezuela
Araras
United States
Casro
Teheran
Shahemiber Ring
Pariament
John Hubert Ward
Jean Reid
Moarrief
Chapel Royal
St. James's Palace
Japan
Hsin-Min-Tun
Fakomen
China
Manchuria
New London
James Ss. Sherman
Cleveland
Washington
Foraker
Ohio
Panama
M. Arango
Salem
Rockland
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Maltene
Rueg
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Louisiana Senate
Locke
Fuller
Harvard Law Association
Boston
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Taft
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Tammany Hall
New York
Johnson
Hed Gate
Hughes
Clifford
Peters
Kean
New Jersey
Stelten
N. J
Retreats at Denver and the Republican Platform
A lengthy analysis notes Mr Bryan’s charge that the Republican platform retreats on campaign finance publicity and popular Senate elections. It argues the convention’s votes did not prove anti reform and highlights bipartisan support for a publicity law and nonpartisan Senate election moves, while comparing to Democrats on free coinage and federal ownership.
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Bryan
Representative Cooper
Wisconsin
Watterson
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Senate
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Oregon
Denver
Bryan presses Denver on party pledges and reforms
The dialogue questions the scope of interstate commerce control and asks if Bryan will demand full Democratic adherence to initiative and referendum principles at the Denver convention. It notes his intolerance for Republican retreats and urges commitment to his previously deemed paramount issues.
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Bryans
Denver
Hughes On Taft and the Republican Trust
Governor Hughes praises Taft as the best equipped man to succeed to the Presidency highlighting his record, intellect, tact, and administrative skill. He portrays Taft as an idealist over a politician and credits Hughes with maintaining support despite Chicago tensions, seeing Hughes as the party’s strongest asset and urging renomination for mutual state and party gain.
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Taft
Hughes
Republican Club
Governor Hughes
Republican Party
Mr. Taft
Chicago
New York
Astonishing Assessments in New Jersey Railroad Taxation
The piece analyzes wild discrepancies between local and state boards of assessors over railroad property values in Hudson County and Newark. It notes a single Newark station at 340 800 vs state totals for several stations, raising concerns of injustice and possible systemic flaws needing immediate correction.
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New Jersey
Hudson County
State Board of Assessors
Newark
State Board
State
Can Levees Be Improved In Flood Prone Mississippi Valley
The Mississippi Valley faces two annual floods in April and June fueled by Ohio and Missouri rises. This season's Missouri flood breached levees near St Charles and overtopped in St Louis, threatening lives and damaging property. Experts consider headwater reservoirs for Ohio floods but not for Missouri, where levees remain the only defense and ongoing improvements aim to reduce erosion while ensuring proper bank elevation.
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Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Charles
St. Louis
Mississippi
Precautions Based on Worst Deluge for Future Economy
The text argues for strengthening banks and insurance against precipitation variability. It notes no two twelve month periods are the same and that worst deluge events should guide future risk estimates. History repeats, so precautions can ensure the largest economy in the long run.
Does Bryan Talk Too Much
The Springfield Republican softens toward William J Bryan yet questions his public loquacity. It argues his leadership requires restraint, but notes his prominence rests on words rather than deeds and asks why he must always speak to stay in public view. The piece finds no solid cause beyond image and rhetoric.
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Springfield
Bryan
Public sentiment and policy clashes across nations and parties
The excerpt surveys diverse items from American party politics to Russian parliament deadlock and subway delays. It notes Democratic tensions, restrictions on party membership, and the Denver convention, alongside Georgia and Louisiana political dynamics, a Russian finance dispute over battleship funding, and transit delays at South Ferry with stalled express services.
Taft Named Places Proliferate as 4 March Looms
News clips note eleven Taft named towns plus Taftville Taftdale variants across Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Oregon Texas Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina and Oklahoma. Observers estimate locals plan requests from seeds to post offices to greet a Taft presidency after March 4.
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Taft
Chicago Tribune
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Oregon
Texas
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Penny Post Heralds Global Mail Reform
A retrospective on Rowland Hill’s penny post, Lord Lichfield’s skepticism, and the expanding reach of affordable global mail. It traces development from 17th century mail methods to today’s empire wide penny rates and looming world wide universal post plans.
Atterbury and Draper Weddings Planned for September at Dark Harbor
Social notes report Miss Ellen Mercer Atterbury to wed Dudley R. Howe of Boston in September at Dark Harbor Maine, with sister Miss Katherine Atterbury as attendant. Miss Alice Draper to wed Edward Carter of Andover with sisters Dorothea and Ruth Draper as bridesmaids. Numerous society guests sail for Europe, and Newport summer scene swirls with arrivals, illnesses, and preparations for the season.
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Ellen Mercer Atterbury
Dudley R. Howe
Boston
Dark Harbor
John Turner Atterbury
Katherine Atterbury
Alice Draper
Edward ©. Carter
Andover
Mass
Miss Draper
Dorothea
Ruth Draper
William H. Draper
Charles A. Dana
Europe
H. P. Belmont
W. BK. Vanderbilt, Jr
Harold 8. Vanderbilt
John Aspegreh
Caspar Purdon Clarke
Frederick Johnson
Church of the Ascension
John Henry Clews
Natalie Clews
Plaza
Belmont
Newport
Social Notes From Newport June 23
Newport society items note rain affecting outdoor life while Mrs. Seth Barton French hosts at Incheon and Hopedene afternoon. Mr. French hosts luncheon at Graves Point Fishing Club. Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt hosts dinner at Harbour View. Mrs. Richard Gambrill’s estate readied for July 4 occupancy. Mrs. E Maitland Armstrong H C Pell Jr and others referenced.
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Tribune
Newport
R. I
Seth Barton French
Incheon
Hopedene
French
Graves Point
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Harbour View
Richard Gambrill
E. Maitland Armstrong
H. C. Pell, Jr
Sir James Erskine Talks On Pacific War Risk and Dreadnoughts
Sir James Elphinstone Erskine, senior of six British fleet admirals, arrived in San Francisco with his wife and family on a world cruise. In an interview he warned the Pacific could host the next great ocean war, though he did not name opponents. He predicted future battleships would carry more guns, and the Dreadnought class had not yet reached full development. The 69 year old admiral will retire next year after a two year tour, traveling via the Strait of Magellan and to the Orient through British Columbia.
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Lord Lichfield
England
Rowland Hill
United Kingdom
Herodotus
Pitt
London
Charles II
Canada
Land's End
John Groat
Italy
United States
America
Illinois
Chicago
New York
Singapore
Hong Kong
Rowland Ifill
Post Office
Morse
San Francisco
James Elphinstone Erskine
Pacific
Strait of Magellan
Orient
British Columbia
Harvard Law Association Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Boston June 23 The Harvard Law Association held its annual meeting in the Federal Building electing officers including President Melville W Fuller Chief Justice of the Supreme Court reelected Vice presidents Oliver Wendell Holmes and Charles J Bonaparte and a long list of officers from multiple states and nations with secretary Robert G Dodge and treasurer Edmund K Arnold noted among the attendees.
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Boston
Harvard Law Association
Federal
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Charles J. Bonaparte
District of Columbia
Francis C. Lowell
Massachusetts
Addiston Brown
New York
Richard Olney
Henry B. Brown
William T. Spear
Ohio
Everett P. Wheeler
Simeon FE. Baldwin
Connecticut
George Gray
Delaware
Robert T. Lincoln
Milneis
Gray
J. W. Hammond
David T. Watson
Pennsylvania
John S. Duncan
Indiana
Augustus F. Willson
Kentucky
Augustus G. Fox
Joel Kline
Mississippi
Joseph D. Warner
California
William Keener
Francis J. Swayze
New Jersey
Shinichiro Kurino
Japan
Edward Kemp
Arizona
E. T. Sanford
Tennessee
Robert G. Dodge
Edmund K. Arnold
McKinley Home to be Catholic Hospital in Canton
An official statement says the former McKinley home in Canton Ohio will be remodeled as a Catholic hospital. Felix M Bopp administrator of the Cleveland diocese ordered the remodeling today.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Felix M. Bopp
Cleveland
Democrats in Republican Cabinets Rise in Roosevelt Era
The Philadelphia Record notes Wright as the third Democrat to join the Roosevelt Cabinet. It contrasts Straus and Morton’s prior roles, and recalls Stanton as a Buchanan Democrat whose nomination as Secretary of War shocked the Senate in Lincoln's era.
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Philadelphia
Wright
Roosevelt
Straus
McKinley
Cleveland
Morton
Stanton
Lincoln
Senate
Portraits of Four Monarchs for Sailors Institute
Portraits of Kaiser Wilhelm II King Edward VII Victor Emmanuel III and Frederik VIII of Denmark have been sent to the American Seamen's Friend Society in this city to adorn the new sailors' institute at West and Jane streets. Each ruler inscribed and forwarded his portrait through diplomatic channels in grateful recognition of the society's eighty years of service to seamen of Britain Germany Denmark and Italy.
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Germany
King Edward
England
Victor Emmanuel Tit
Italy
Frederik VIII
Denmark
American Seamen's Friend Society
Sailors’ Institute
West and
Jane Streets
Poelker's renomination questioned by Buffalo editor
A Buffalo Express note recounts a Poughkeepsie dispute over Senator Poelker's late renomination. It argues the sentiment in his district favors re-election and urges the district's better elements to contest, framing Foelker's prior fight as a benchmark.
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Buffalo Express
Poughkeepsie
New York Iune
Poelker
Foelker
Governor Fort's Grandchild Dead
Governor Fort misses Middlebury College visit as his son Leslie K. Fort mourns the infant daughter born yesterday. degree ceremony proceeds without the governor present.
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Governor Fort
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Leslie K. Fort
New Use for Wedding Rings at Westminster Cathedral
A silver gilt tabernacle in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament of the Westminster cathedral is supported by about fourteen gold wedding rings donated by friends and relatives. Each ring bears the donor’s name as its inner curtain holder, a project spearheaded by a devoted benefactor over years.
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London
Blessed Sacrament
Westminster
Captain Harber's Father Dead in Youngstown
Joseph Harber aged ninety, father of Captain Giles B. Harber who commands the special service squadron at Honolulu, died in Youngstown from paralysis following last night. The elder Harber was a long time resident of the city and his death places a mark on a prominent naval family of Ohio.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Joseph Harber
Giles B. Harber
Special Service
Honolulu
Mme Sembrich Buys Estate on Lake Geneva
Berlin reports soprano Mme Sembrich has purchased an estate on Lake Geneva two hours from Paderewski’s villa. Mme Rappold, after a Western tour, sails for Germany aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II and has signed to appear with the Metropolitan Opera Company next season. Sembrich plans to return to the United States in October.
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Mme. Sembrich
Lake Geneva
Paderewski
Mme. Rappold
Germany
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lenox clubs plan July meetings and social events
Notices call for annual meetings of the Lenox Club Mahkeenac Boat Club and Lenox Golf Club on July 4 with an ensuing luncheon at the Lenox Club after elections. A Friday meeting will consider Rev Dr Ann Mallary’s resignation as Lenox Library treasurer. Local residents and visitors are noted at various estates and gatherings in Lenox Pittsfield, Stockbridge, Tyringham and Heaton Hall with dinners, arrivals, and hospitality at Shadow Brook Four Brook Farm The Mount and other sites.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Lenox Ciuk
Mahkeenac Boat Club
Lenox Golf Cine
Lenox Club
Ann Mallary
Lenox Library
Malcolm D. Sloane
Elm Court
Maplewood Inn
Pittsfield
M. Dwight Collier
Girand Foster
Roland PD Allen
New York
Henry Graves, Jr
Harry
Irvington-on-the-Hurson
John W. Hunt
W. Brainard
Aspinwall
Extension of School Gardens Near Van Cortlandt Park
The School Garden Association requested organizing school gardens within the public system yesterday to the elementary schools committee. The committee favored a future hearing, with Public Schools 41 and 15 already operating gardens. A large plot near Van Cortlandt Park is tentatively offered, suggesting several gardens started soon supervised by a regular teacher paid for after school and summer work.
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School Garden Association
Vam Cortlandt Park
British Ambassador Bryce Sees Strong Canadian US Bond
In Duluth June 27 Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain spoke at a Commercial Club dinner honoring him. He asserted Almighty destiny for friendly ties between Canada and the United States, noting many settlers cross their borders. He praised President Roosevelt and mentioned four treaties to prevent future friction, underscoring the great cordial relations between the nations.
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Duluth
Minn
Bryce
Great Britain
Che
Canada
United States
Roosevelt
States
Birth of Royal Child Registered in Spain
King Alfonso presented his newborn son to courtiers in La Granja. At 2:15 this morning the birth was proclaimed and the birth entered on the state register in the throne room amid royal family, cabinet members, and civil and military dignitaries. The baby was registered as Jaime.
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la Granja
Spain
Alfonso
Klis
Jaime
The Trial of Tschaikovsky Court Martial Debate
Alice Stone Blackwell writes from Dorchester Mass on June 23 1908 arguing the Tschaikovsky case should be tried by regular jury rather than court martial noting Russia uses court martial to suppress civilians and citing Stolypin’s necktie as a symbol of summary executions. The letter defends Americans petitioning for a fair trial.
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Tribune
Nicholas Techaikovsky
Miyukoff
Deums
Tschaikovsky
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dorchester
Mass
Charity Faces Heavy Drain From Distress Appeal
A New York charity, the Association for the Improvement of the Poor, pleads for funds to support relief for nearly 100000 adults and children. Treas. Minturn reports the summer drain could exceed last year if it does not receive contributions. President R Fulton Cutting signs the June 3 1906 notice from New York.
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Association For Morevig
St . Thenec
Minturn
Esat
Street
R. Fulton Cutting
New York
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