The Man from Home and Other Vaudeville Acts
A fragmentary listing of vaudeville shows and acts across New York City venues. Acts include The Man from Home, A Gentleman from Miesterior, The Midnight Sons, The Climax, The World in Wax, and The House Next Door with varied start times and theaters such as Astor Broadway Daly's Garrick and Lyric.
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Alhambera
ASTOR
Eiljou
Miesterior
Coney Island
Dreamland
Luna Park
Edex Mueser
Garrick
Mexico
Herald Square
Hudson
Jardin DE Paris
Maxine Elliott
Rector
New York Daily Tribune Revives Tribune Association Details
The statement outlines ownership and publication by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists offices at Tribune Building, 14 Nassau Street, New York, with Ogden Mills as president, Henry W. Beckett as secretary, and James M. Barrett as treasurer, noting officers’ addresses remain at the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
No. 14
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Henry W. Beckett
James M. Barrett
Newepaper
Congress Passes Changes in Tariff and Commerce Schedule
The Senate disposed of the lumber schedule and raised the pineapple duty while lowering bituminous coal duty from 67 to 60 cents a ton and dropping the reciprocity clause from the House bill. Foreign dispatches note drown travelers, sports wins abroad, and budget critiques. Domestic items report Wright brothers tests, a deadly gas explosion in Lackawanna, a bank merger, medical opinions on tuberculosis, notable deaths, and legal testimony. Weather forecasts cloudy and warmer after a day of sharp temperature contrasts.
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Congress
Senate
Aldrich
House
Killarney
Meadow Brook
H. F Shorn
Darwin
Christ's College
Cambridge
W Holmes
Reichstag
Honolulu
Wright Brothers
Lackawanna
Wehbrum
Penn
Continental National Bank
American Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
American Institute of Homeopathy
Detroit
Hills Cole
New York Department of Health
Horace Jayne
Philadelphia
William H. Furness
William Verplanck Birney
Saratoga Springs
Charles F. Brooker
Charles H. Kavamaugh
Trust Company of the Republic
O'Malley
Criminal Courts
Chung Sin
Elsie Sicel
Sanford Robinson
United Copper Company
Timothy L. Woodruff
City Debates Hides Tariff Restore Tingley Duty
The Senate reimposed the 15 percent hides duty, aligning with the Finance Committee to nullify House rate reductions. Nine Democrats and sixteen Republicans supported or opposed, highlighting tariff divides. Critics argue the tax harms shoe costs and domestic supply, while opponents cite it as an unnecessary raw material levy with no broader benefit.
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Senate
Finance Committee
House
Republican Party
Laedge
House and Senate tariff clash on raw materials and protection
The House pursued a gradual tariff reduction by freeing many raw materials and removing compensatory duties on manufactures. The Senate reversed this, reinstating duties on raw materials and forcing continued protection on finished goods. A gradual rate cut depends on following the House approach to preserve economic aims.
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Republian Party
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Subway planning clash fuels delay ahead of summer break
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Public Service Commission face friction over subway routes and bidding. With Brad ley Gaffney Steers and Interborough bids and Wilgus’s waterfront belt line plan, the two agencies must harmonize to advance municipal subway construction before the summer recess.
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Board of Estimate
Public Service Commission
Bradley-Gaffney-Steers Company
Interborough Company
Wilgus
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Commission
Bradley-Gaffney-Steers
Supreme Court
Public Service Commissions
Queenshoere Bridge
Republican factionalism questioned in editorial critique
The state party struggles are debated as Democrats tout Hughes strength and Republicans discredit internal splits. Conners and Barnes clash over direct nominations and a supposed house divided. Voters previously backed Hughes’ campaigns, but factionalism risk stabilizing outcomes this fall and next.
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Democratic
Mr. Conners
Hughes
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Hinman-Green
Barnes
Conners
Middle West
Root
Cretan Complications Rise Over Post-Withdrawal Fate
The four powers Britain Russia France and Italy plan to withdraw troops from Crete on July 27. Afterward they face three options to resolve the island’s status: defend Turkey’s nominal ownership, hand Crete to Greece, or abstain and let Turks and Greeks clash. The last would likely spark anarchy and renewed war, a result to be avoided.
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Crete
Great Britain
Russia
France
Italy
Turkey
Greece
Powers weigh Crete fate amid Greek, Turkish claims
The piece argues Turkey legally owns Crete though Greece governs it de facto, warns that transferring Crete to Greece could threaten Turkey’s constitutional reform, and notes diplomatic friction among Bulgaria Austria Hungary Germany and the four guardian powers as they seek a cautious solution.
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Greece
Europe
Prussia
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rumelia
Bulgaria
Crete
Macedonia
Germany
AFRIAL TRESPASSERS AND AIRSPACE LAWS
A historical note on aerial trespass and airspace rights argues owners may claim property rights above their land. It cites an English case where balloon damage led to compensation and suggests courts will decide if air travelers over private property are trespassers.
Sparing the Roof Trep City Demos Clash Over Bowery Lodging Demolition
Citizens Union accuses Controller Metz of delaying demolition of Bowery lodging houses for Manhattan Bridge plaza to aid voters. The piece praises Metz for preserving shelters that shelter electors and yield up to 1200 dollars monthly rent, arguing thrift and party loyalty. It frames Sullivan allies as supporting Democratic ideals and warns against bridge plaza improvements harming downtown Democratic influence.
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Citizens Union
Merz
Bowery
Manhattan Bridge Plaza
Metz
Tammany
Big Tim
Tim” Sullivan
New Bridge Plaza
Sullivans
Wore Petty Jealousy In New York Public Service
Editorial laments petty jealousy among public servants in New York over a minor matter concerning automobiles. It argues for unity among city officials drawing salaries, stressing that elections hinge on actual legal votes and that private spats undermine public confidence in the administration.
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New York
Tammany
Iate
City Autocar Controversy Reflects Municipal Ethics Debate
An editorial laments aldermen blocking city autos and questions bureaucratic scrutiny over a modest $8,500 purchase. It argues the city can afford improved transit while condemning petty interrogations, Sunday labor issues, and gender of deputy inspectors. It warns of deteriorating civic ideals and calls for clear accounting and strong leadership.
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New York
Garden City
Four Public Service Commission cases show varied timing
The uptown Public Service Commission decided four cases with staggered submissions from February to December and June, noting delays only in one. The column compares regulatory efficiency with municipal finance, cites naval management and a quip from Colonel Bryan, and muses on heat, air cooling costs, and future improvements.
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Upstate Public Service Commission
Convention Ruling Chief Regan Elected Vice President
At the International Association of Chiefs of Police convention in Buffalo Michael Regan head of Buffalo police was elected vice president. He stands six feet four inches and could qualify for New York's crossing guards squad.
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
Buffalo
Michael Regan
Regan
New York
Taft hosts varied visitors at White House gathering
President Taft discussed the New York Custom House shake up with Representative Parsons and welcomed ex governor Myron T Herrick to luncheon. Dolan urged attorney general review of a Panama Canal overtime ban law, to July 1, with potential Congress discussion in fall. Taft joined the Merchant Marine Association dinner and welcomed the Army and Navy Union, while oil and gas lease concerns were raised by Senator Owen.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York Custom House
Parsons
Taft
Loeb
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Merchant Marine Association
Thomas Dolan
Steam Shovellers’ Union
Panama Canal
Dolan
Congress
Army and Navy Union
R. C. Galbraith
J. C. Jorgensen
N. W. Trayon
E. B. Thompson
American Cross of Honor
Smithfield
Atlanta
New York
White House
Secretary of War
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Scott
Johnson
Warren
Crane
Dwight
Oswego
N. Y
Kinkaid
H. H. Andrews
Calway
Neb
Tilson
Sperry
Wagner
Kennedy
Brownlow
Smith
Needham
Martin
Lioerd
Crumpacker
Wheeler
Broussard
Pugh
Jameson
Sherley
Taylor
Chevy Chase Golf Links
Senator Bourne
Clarence R. Edwards
Archibald Burt
Diplomatic Corps Moves For Summer Abroad
The Cuban Minister, now in Kansas City after Midwest stops, will meet Sefora de Garcia and family in New York on arrival. They plan Boston and near Manchester for summer. Baron Ambrozy returns to the Austrian Embassy and will relocate the summer embassy to Manchester. De Struve returns to Washington and will join staff in Manchester for the season.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Kansas City
New York
Sefora de Garcia
Boston
Manchester
Baron Ambrozy
Fimbassy
Mass
de Struve
Washington Society Bride Weds Local Lawyer In Family House
Mise Isabelle Gautier Gregory and John Spalding Flannery wed at 5 in the bride’s family house with about a hundred guests. Officiant was Rev. W. S. Caughy. bride given away by Judge William A. Maury. They plan to sail for Europe soon and reside in Washington.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mise
Isabelle Gautier Gregory
John Spalding Flannery
Gregory
W. S. Caughy
St. Stephen's Church
William A. Maury
Edith Totten
Charles Frederick Wilson
Flannery
Europe
New York City
Charles N. Gregory
Schenectady
N. Y
Metropolitan
Chevy Chase
Richard Butler
New York
Maine
Mount Washington
Bretton Woods
Elizabeth C. Badger
Charles J. Badger
Darwin Bust Presented At Darwin Centenary
Cambridge England June 23 Professor Henry Fairfield Osborn president of the American Museum of Natural History presented to Christ s College at the Darwin Centenary a bronze bust of Darwin by William Cooper of New York. Delegates delivered addresses to Chancellor Lord Rayleigh. Degrees followed with recipients including Oliver Wendell Holmes Earl Grey and George Ellery Hale receiving the D Sc degree.
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Cambridge
England
Henry Fairfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Christ's College
Darwin
William Cooper
New York
Lord Rayleigh
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court of the
United States
Earl Grey
Canada
George Ellery Hale
California
American Visitors Attend Kiel Regatta Guest On Utowana
Ambassador Hill will arrive in Kiel on Saturday to be the guest of Allison V. Armour aboard the yacht Utowana for the Kiel regatta. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Mott of New York.
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Kiel
Ambassador Hill
Allison V. Armour
Armour
Jordan Mott
New York
Transatlantic Travellers Sail for Europe and Arrivals
Passengers listed sail today on the Graf Waldersep to Hamburg GrossER Kurfuerst to Bremen and La Lorraine to Havre with numerous named travelers including Eduardo Andrade Bertha Loeb and Kenneth Ward Among yesterday’s arrivals on the Majestic and Southampton are Charles Basker Mrs John Brewer H G Brown Annie Hyde and several more unnamed companions
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Graf Waldersep
Hamburg
Eduardo Andrade
Bertha Loeb
M. L. Corbin
Agnes FE. Lawton
L. L. Dock
Charles J. Vandeft
Henry D
Walter G. Wilson
Hughes
T. W. Warner
the Majestic
Charles Basker
John Brewer
H. G. Brown
William Lewis Gerade
John 5
Oliphant
New York Society at Sheepshead Bay and Season News
The New York society set is expected to attend the Sheepshead Bay opening as Suburban draws a fashionable crowd. Long Island members travel from Meadow Brook districts to the course, with dances planned at Sherry's in December and January. Several society figures sail for Europe for the summer while others plan summers at various estates and oceanside locations.
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Sheepshead Bay
Long Island
Meadow Brook
Sherry’s
Arthur Murray Dodge
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Newport Social Notes Highlight Summer Guests and Events
Newport society report lists W Roscoe Bonsal renting a Gibbe avenue cottage, Master Kenneth Safe som improving, Lady Herbert arriving for summer with her father, R T Wilson, Mrs Harriman opening entertaining season with luncheon, Melricks and Mrs Lawrence registered at the Casino, Roelkers expected from abroad, John W Ellis returned from New York, Henry Whitehouse departed for Mount Kisco, afternoon bridge at Golf Club, new arrivals Harriman and McVickar, Mrs Lorillard back from Boston, Vanderbilt couple to host a July 3 dinner dance, Auchincloss and Hague back from New York and Washington, Busk guest of Mrs Busk, Stewart and Stewart to New York.
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the Tribune
Newport
W. Roscoe Bonsal
New York
W. E. C. Eustis
Gibbe Avenue
Kenneth Safe
T. Shaw
Lady Herbert
England
R. T Wilson
Herbert M. Harriman
Charles de L. Melricks
Prescott Lawrence
William G. Roelker
John W. Ellis
Henry Whitehouse
Mount Kisco
Golf Club
Henry G. McVic
Berkshire visitors and residents file summer notices in Stockbridge
Telegraph report lists numerous social and travel updates from Lenox Pittsfield and Stockbridge. Names include the Sedgwick Butler Watson Jaques Nutt Simmis Belcher Craig Foster Nassau Bangs Ransom and Mellen. Several couples and individuals relocate attend commencements and host guests across New York Philadelphia and Dublin New Brunswick.
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Tribune
Lenox
Alexander Sedgewick
Helen F. Butler
Stockbridge
Town
Max FE. Butler
Orange
Pittsfield
J. Herbert Watson
G B Watson
New York
Berkshires
Henry P. Jaques
Boston
Harvard
J. H. Nutt
J. R. McComb
Great Barrington
W. B. Simmis
Helen Simms
E. H. Wood
B. W. Rhoades
W. A. Belcher
Mildred Belcher
Sumner
W. 5. Craig
Charles B Ransom
Red Lion Inn
Marion Mellen
Council Grove
Dublin
N. B
Nora Iasigi
Alice Dalton
Clovercroft
Miss Frances P Drexel Fell Weds A J Antelo Devereux
In Philadelphia on June 23 Miss Frances P Drexel Fell married A J Antelo Devereux at the bride’s Fort Washington home. Archbishop Ryan officiated with the bride given by Stepfather Alexander Van Rensselaer. The couple plans a European automobile tour for their honeymoon.
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Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Frances P. Drexel Fell
A. J. Antelo Devereux
Fort Washington
Here
Archbishop Ryan
Alexander van Rensselaer
Europe
John Fell
Anthony J. Dremah
Devereux
Spencer Trask Injured in Auto Accident
Spencer Trask head of Spencer Trask & Co. was thrown from a car on the way to the Harvard stadium where Joan of Arc was to be staged. He suffered a broker rib. condition today described as favorable and expected to be about in a few days.
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Spencer Trask
Boston
New York
Spencer Trask & Co
Trask
Harvard
Joan of Arc
Prophecy of Hughes Fails to Endorse Race Track Reform
From The Watertown Times a prophecy claimed Governor Hughes would be defeated for backing anti race track gambling. He was renominated and reelected while states followed with laws patterned after his. The piece argues horse racing will be regulated into honesty without abolition, increasing public confidence and preserving the sport.
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Watertown Times
Hughes
Texas
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