Amusements listings at city venues and shows
A readable fragment lists multiple venue names and show details including Aprial Gardens, Governor's Son, Cavalleria Burticans, Pinafore, Brighton Beach Park, Pawnee Fills Vid West Show, Coney Island, Thompson and Dunny, Dreamlant, Bostock, The World in War, Hammerstein's Victoria, The Lion and the Mouse, The Man on the Bos, Madison Square Garden Rooftop, Mamrelie Champagne, Manhattan Beach, Dust and His Bere, Paine Fireworks, His Honor the Meyer, New York Roof Garden, Vaudeville and Seeing, West End.
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SBET
ASCO
Brighton
Pawnee
Cabino
Social Wharf
Coney Island
Thompson & Dunny
Greater Lane Park
Dreamlant
Bostock
Hammerstein
Vaudevtile Lyceum
Madison Square Garden
Mamrelie
Manhattan Beach
Dust
Paine
New York—S
Meyer
New York Roof Garden
New York West End
Broken Hear
Congress Debates Rates and Immigration Bills Across Chambers
In the Senate a lengthy talk on the Railroad Rate bill ends without disposal while an ICC inquiry into grain elevators is ordered. The House debates an immigration bill three hours, strips key provisions, and adopts an amendment to probe the entire topic. Foreign news notes famine relief shifts in Russia and violence in War eaw.
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Congress
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Tar Treuxe Subscription Notice Heads North
Readers leaving the city may receive Tar Treuxe by mail anywhere in the country or abroad with address changes as desired. Subscriptions can be given to the regular dealer before departure or dropped at the Tar Triaoxe Office. See opposite page for later subscription details.
Call to pass anti corrupt practices laws in Congress
The author urges the House to pass measures to curb corporate influence and prevent campaign finance abuses. Citing recent exposes of corporate connections to party machines, they argue for federal bans on corporate contributions and stronger safeguards for federal elections. The Senate already passed a bill to restrict corporate political spending.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Nct
Commonwealth
Senate
House
Congress Should Restrict Corporate Campaign Contributions
The piece argues that a federal act limiting campaign money to individuals would curb corporate influence in elections. It notes many states already restrict such contributions in even years and urges Congress to enact nationwide reform to promote merit and public records over secret pledges and headquarters planning. It warns the House to avoid reviving old abuses in the upcoming national canvass.
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Congress
United States
House
The President Abroad visit to Panama and travel limits
The article argues President Roosevelt should visit Panama to observe the Panama Canal project and strengthen US Panama relations. It notes that there is no constitutional ban on presidential travel abroad and cites past presidents who traveled outside the United States. It suggests testing propeller designs on Cunard ships Lusitania and Mauritania as a practical experiment.
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Roosevelt
Panama
United States
Republic of Panama
Union
New Orleans
Washington
General Grant
Alaska
France
England
Grant
Long Branch
Testing a car brake on Orange Mountain
A brake test in New Jersey led to tragedy as a car failed half way up Orange Mountain. Nearly a dozen riders, including a motorman and the inventor, were aboard when power failed and the brake proved inadequate. A death occurred and criticism fell on those who organized and controlled the test. The road’s proprietor was absent and instructions were said to be disregarded. A bystander notes the danger of inviting trolley workers and bystanders to ride, suggesting a safer load like pig iron or paving stones.
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New Jersey
Orange Mountain
Adjourning for Pure Food Bill Sparks Debate
The House faces pressure to avoid adjournment while the Pure Food bill remains in conference. Critics warn that delaying action could let opium and cocaine interests and other groups sway defeat. Supporters urge firmness to meet public demand and prevent political backlash. The outcome hinges on whether the bill gains timely passage or slips away.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Washington
Congress
Srew propeller blades debate in Royal Navy design
A Times correspondent questions adopting the Dreadnoughts propeller form with flat front blades and slightly convex back, contrasting with ships using concave faces. He argues wind reaction mirrors propeller water interaction and cites historical shifts from flat to hollow canvas as a precedent for reevaluating propeller shapes.
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London “Times
Admiralty
Garnett
Turnstiles in Subways Draw Public Outcry
A city newspaper urges strong action against Interborough plans to install turnstiles at subway stations. The piece argues turnstiles irritate riders, deface clothing, block rush hours, and save money at the expense of workers, citing Bird Gardiner’s dramatic protest at Franklin Street station.
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Interborough Company
Bird Gardiner
Franklin Street
Brawling in Panama Election Sparks Violence and Debate
The Panamanian municipal election Sunday saw bruises in Colon and serious clashes in Panama City, including a fatal shooting at Santa Ana Park. While violence occurred, the piece argues it should not discredit the republic, noting U S comparisons and urging calm as results are accepted and tempers cooled for next Sunday’s ballot.
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Republic
United States
New York
Panama
Election in National Assembly Intense Across the Week
The article notes a pivotal election for National Assembly members with Governor Magoon and Captain Shanton present, exerting moral authority for order without force. It warns they may intervene if needed next Sunday, while marines remain nearby to enforce calm and readiness.
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National Assembly
Magoon
Shanton
Missouri Fraud Ouster Highlights House Seat Tosses
The Missouri 12th District seat, long marred by fraud accusations, was ousted by a unanimous House vote with Ernest E. Wood removed. The St Louis district’s Democratic majorities ride on a pattern of disputed elections amid Speaker Cannon’s control. Separate notes critique Coney Island fares and a libelous alteration of The Star Spangled Banner, while calling for clear Morocco treaty support.
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House of Representatives
Ernest E. Wood
Missouri
House
St. Louis
Butler
The Talk of the Day and a Patchwork Parade of Jests
A jumble of items including a critical dig at a Chillicothe Tribune baseball stunts writer, a comic song of a searching woman with a cook, and assorted anecdotes. Also notes on a Kansas deathbed half joke, and quips about Walker, Seddon, and monkey parrot banter.
Roosevelt Declines G A R Pennsylvania Invite in August Assembly
President Roosevelt receives invitation from the Grand Army of the Republic of Pennsylvania to attend the Philadelphia reunion on August 22 but will be at Oyster Bay that day. He and aides discuss windup of Congress with Senators and Representatives as adjournment looms.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Grand Army of the Republic of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Morrell
Oyster Bay
Cannon
Hepburn
Benjamin F. Barnes
Senate
Taft
Panama
Allison
Spooner
Beveridge
Warren
Gamble
Flint
Penrose
Jones
McKinley
Graham
Curtis
Shaw
Moody
Diplomatic Social Round in Washington Dinner Attendees Noted
The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted a dinner with Senator Lodge and top U. S. officials. Attendees included Capt. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Walcott, and various French officials. Departure plans for diplomats and brief travel notes for Swiss Minister Vogel and A. Depuy were announced.
Society at the Capital wedding of Miss Fuller
Miss Frances Louise Fuller daughter of Chief Justice Melville Fuller married Dr. Robert French Mason at the Justice’s Washington home. Ceremony performed by Rev E C Smith with sister Mrs White giving her away. Guests included Mason relatives and George Mason lineage noted. The couple will reside in Washington after a summer at Sorrento Maine.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Frances Louise Fuller
Melville Fuller
Supreme Court
F Street
Robert French Mason
Fuller
Sorrento
E. C. Smith
Europe
Mason
White
George F. Huff
Representative Huff
Pennsylvania
New Washington House
Longworths Visit Kiel Yacht With Emperor William
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth met Emperor William aboard the Meteor after tea at Kiel. They toured the yacht, attended a Kiel Yacht Club dinner, and joined a ball at Prince Adalbert's residence. Other Americans included Allison and Ogden Armour.
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Kiel
Fuge
Emperor William
Nicholas Longworth
Admiral Eisenbecker
Washington
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Longworth
Shooters Island
New York Harbor
Kiel Yacht Club
Allison V. Armour
Ogden Armour
Prince Adalbert
Mr. Longworth
Hamburg
Appointment of Halifax Archbishop Rev E J McCarthy
Pope Pius X names Rev. E. J. McCarthy of Halifax as archbishop of Halifax in Rome on June date shown. The appointment formalizes leadership for the cathedral city and confirms Halifax’s ecclesiastical oversight by the Vatican.
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Rome
Rhodes Scholar Wins Honor in Jurisprudence
Oxford notes W. C. Crittenden of Trinity College California Rhodes scholar wins a second class in the final examinations of the honor school of jurisprudence.
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Oxford
W. C. Crittenden
California
Trinity College
Honor School of Jurisprudence
Paris Births and Summer Movements Reported
From Paris comes news of a daughter born to Mme Edwin Meade daughter of General Horace Porter ex American Ambassador to France. Numerous society engagements and summer relocations are noted including Marian Ward Low and Nelson Williams engagements and several families planning stays at Richfield Springs Southampton Long Island Morristown St Regis Newport Aix les Bains Bar Harbor Oyster Bay and Alls Bains with guests and house moves among prominent families.
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Paris
Mme
Edwin Meade
Horace Porter
France
Trinity Church to grant leave to rector in Lenox
The annual meeting of Trinity Episcopal Church in Lenox voted to grant a year's leave of absence to Rev. Harold Arrowsmith. Officers named Wardens Captain John S. Barnes and Leonard C. Peters. vestrymen listed. Notables and guests include Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Morgan Dix of New York arriving soon, with social notes on several local residents and visitors.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harold Arrowsmith
John S. Barnes
Leonard C. Peters
Augustus Schermerhorn
William D. Sloane
George H. Morgan
George W. Folsom
Charles Lanier
William G. Clifford
Edward MacDonald
Brooklyn
Pittsfield
Grenville L. Winthrop
Boston
George E. Babbitt
Orange
N. J
Florence B. Dibble
Newark
Maplewood
Newport Social Notes Highlight Guests and Pets
Social news from Newport June 3 reports Mrs. Robert Goelet distressed over a lost Scotch terrier found later on a Pinard cottage lawn. New Rochelle guest Miss G Iselin visits the Kane cottage. Miss Holliday and Miss Flower from New York stay with Mrs Pfiser. England’s Mr Calthorpe visits Andrews home. Oelrichs arrives for the season. Vanderbilt will come early next month to open The Breakers. Lispenard Stewart hosts dinner for the Witherbees. Mrs Zabriskie to present daughter to society next month. Kernochan hosts a large July reception.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Robert Goelet
G. Iselin
New Rochelle
New York
Charles Pfiser
Calthorpe
England
Paul A. Andrews
Janet Fish
Tuxedo
Charles D'L. Oelrichs
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Lispenard Stewart
Witherbee
Zabriskie
James P. Kernochan
David Huyler Gaines Weds In Western Pennsylvania
David Huyler Gaines, superintendent of the Huyler candy factory in Irving Place, wed Florence Steuber of Erie, Pennsylvania, last Sunday amid family opposition from the bride’s relatives. The couple’s friends report mutual satisfaction with the match after Miss Steuber’s Lakewood visit and a later trip to Jamestown, New York, where the ceremony occurred.
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Pennsylvania
David Huyler Gaines
Gaines
Huyler
Irving Place
Florence Steuber
Erie
Penn
Miss Steuber
Jamestown
Mr Gaines
Golden Wedding Celebration on Long Island
By Telegraph Tribune reports on June 2 Babylon Long Island as Mr Henry Charles Hepburn and his wife celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at Christ Church New York City. About one hundred prominent South Shore summer colony members attend. Hepburn, eighty, long prominent on Wall Street and former New York Stock Exchange member, recently sold his seat. He is said to be the oldest telegrapher in the United States.
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Eaw
Mesadeasta
Madrid
la Granja
Longworth
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Prince Adalbert
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Panama
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Yale Law School
William Ellis Corey
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Millenvale
Ohio
International Policyholders’ Committee
Mutual Life Policyholders’ Association
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Mutual Life
Sant
America
Merzs
Dang Convalescent Park
Rockaway
the Tribune
Babylon
Long Island
Henry Charles Hepburn
Christ Church
New York City
South Shore Summer Colony
Hepburn
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Secretary Root to Attend Hamilton College Trustees Meeting
Secretary Root will leave Washington tomorrow for Utica New York to attend a meeting of the trustees of Hamilton College at Clinton. He will be away until his return to the United States next fall from South District.
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Washington
Root
Utica
N. Y
Hamilton College
Clinton
United States
South
Secretary Bonaparte to attend Harvard commencement
Secretary Bonaparte will go to Boston tomorrow to attend Harvard University's commencement ceremonies. In the absence of Mr Choate, a senior vice president of the Harvard Alumni Association will introduce the speakers.
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Washington
Jane
Bonaparte
Boston
Harvard University
Harvard Alumni Association
Choate
Latta Named Assistant Secretary to FP Roosevelt
Latta of Oklahoma is appointed assistant secretary to FP Roosevelt, succeeding Benjamin F. Barnes, postmaster at Wishing. Latta has served as the President's stenographer for several years.
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Washington
Secretary Taft to Make Address in Penn. Tomorrow
Secretary Taft will leave Washington tomorrow morning for Newport Springs, Penn., where he will deliver an address before the Bar Association.
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Taft
Washington
Nedland Springs
Penn
The
Bar Association
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