Amusements program listings with many acts and venues
A dense excerpt lists theater and amusement venues with show titles and times including Atrial Gardens The Governor's Son Cavalleria Burthena Pinafore and more. It notes locations such as Madison Square Garden Lyceum Lyric and Coney Island with various acts and performers across dates and prices.
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Atrial Gardens
Beasco—S
Brighton
Pawnes Bill
Coney Island
Thompson & Dunny
Greater Lure Park
Dreamlant
Bostock
Ron Moofe
Hammerstein
Victoria
Ventertile Lyceum
Lion and the Mouse
Madison Square Garden
Congress Discusses Rates and Immigration in Busy Session
Senate debates the Railroad Rate bill with no disposition. ICC ordered to probe grain elevators. House scrutinizes immigration measures, key provisions struck, and an inquiry commission urged on the subject. News also cites panic in Russia, assassinations, and social visits among high officials.
Tar Triecne Subscription Notice Remains Available
A brief notice urges readers about Tar Triecne delivery to any address in the country or abroad with changes allowed at any time. Subscriptions may be taken by the regular dealer before departure or at the Tar Triecne Office. See the opposite page for rates.
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Opporite
Call to ban corporate influence in federal elections
A plea urges passage of corrupt practices reform in the House to curb corporate funding of campaigns. It cites recent scandals, notes state bans on contributions, and supports a Senate bill to forbid national banks and federally chartered corporations from making campaign donations.
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House of Representatives
House
Congress
Commonwealth
Senate
Sena
Congress urged to curb campaign money and end corporate donations
The article argues for federal action to limit campaign subscriptions to individuals, ending corporate contributions in almost all elections. It contends Congress can sanction this reform this fall to reduce reliance on hired operatives and secret pledges, hoping for a Congress elected on merit and public record.
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Congress
United States
House
President Roosevelt to Visit Panama and Travel Abroad
The article argues President Roosevelt should travel beyond U S borders, noting Panama's public works ties and U S Panama relations. It cites past travel by Grant and Roosevelt and urges establishing a de facto precedent that presidents may travel abroad. It emphasizes practical and symbolic benefits of broad presidential mobility.
Testing a Car Brake on Orange Mountain Slope
An article recounts a controversial test of a car brake on Orange Mountain New Jersey. Nearly a dozen guests accompanied the motorist and inventor when the brake failed midway, a collision followed, a death occurred, and questions arise about the test’s safety and leadership.
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New Jersey
Orange Mountain
Testing Ship Propellers Across The Lusitania And Mauritania
The author argues air as a more elastic medium than water affects propulsion and notes the Admiralty’s judgment. It discusses screw blade designs for turbines versus reciprocating engines, citing Cunard ships Lusitania and Mauritania as candidates for a practical propeller test to compare flat versus concave faces, suggesting a brief replacement could reveal the better design.
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Garnett
Admiralty
Lusitania
Cunard Company
Mauritania
Adjourning House Should Not Halt Pure Food Bill
The House faces a crucial choice to adjourn while the Pure Food Bill remains in conference. Public demand requires action, as delaying could empower opium and cocaine interests and others who oppose honest dealing. Stand firm now to ensure the bill becomes law.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Washington
Congress
Question on Dreadnought propeller blade design
A Times correspondent questions the Admiralty favored flat blade form for the battleship Dreadnought and compares propeller action to sail design. He cites a shift from flat to concave sails in England and suggests adopting a similar concave approach for propellers, while noting the cases are not exactly parallel.
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London “Times
Admiralty
Garnett
Turnstiles in Subways Draw Harsh Criticism
An editorial attacks Interborough plans to install turnstiles at subway stations as a needless, penny-pinching move that will hinder rush hours and inconvenience riders. It argues the device favors savings over public comfort and recalls District Attorney Gardiner’s dramatic protest at Franklin Street station.
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Interborough Company
Asa Bird Gardiner
Franklin Street
Brawling in Panama During Sunday Elections
The Panamanian municipal elections saw brawls and some shooting with one death, concentrated in Santa Ana Park and Colon. The report notes drunkenness and partisan tension but argues the republic should be congratulated if the result is accepted, hoping bad blood cools before next Sunday’s voting.
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Republic
United States
New York
Panama
Election tensions rise as National Assembly vote looms
The piece notes Governor Magoon and Captain Shanton’s strong oversight for the day, aiming to prevent disorder without force. They expect no intervention on the next Sunday, though they will monitor closely and act if needed, with marines present as part of the security posture.
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National Assembly
Magoon
Shanton
Missouri district ousts fraud-tainted representative in House vote
The Missouri 12th District seat of Ernest E. Wood was unseated by a unanimous Friday House vote amid a history of fraudulent claims. The piece notes Belted Butler’s contested succession, Cannon’s gavel, and shifts in Democratic power in St. Louis in a controversial political scene.
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House of Representatives
Ernest E. Wood
Missouri
House
Butler
St. Louis
Talk of the Day and Humorous Bits in One Page
A mosaic of satirical quips, verses, and short anecdotes from a period publication. Items lampoon sports banter, social roles, political figures, and light domestic humor, featuring sketches about a pitcher named Robertson and jokes about wives, cooks, and showy anecdotes from various locales.
Roosevelt Receives Invite To Grand Army Reunion
The Tribune reports President Roosevelt received an invitation from the Grand Army of the Republic of Pennsylvania to attend the August 22 Philadelphia reunion. he will be at Oyster Bay that date to meet with veterans. He held several Congress end session talks with Senators and Representatives about windup measures as adjournment looms.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Grand Army of the Republic of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Morrell
Oyster Bay
Cannon
Representative Hepburn
Benjamin F. Barnes
Senate
Taft
Panama
Allison
Spooner
Beveridge
Warren
Gambie
Flint
Penrose
Jones
McKinley
Graham
Curtis
Shaw
Moody
Diplomatic dinner gathers French and American officials in Washington
The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted a dinner with Senator Lodge and several top U S officials. Attendees included naval attachés, diplomats, and relatives. Viscounts De Faramond and De Blanpre travel to New York for a Europe sail. Swiss Minister Dr Vogel to sail Deutschland for summer abroad. A Dupuy will serve as chargé d affaires for Switzerland in the minister's absence.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Senator Lodge
Fournier
Pessen-Didion
French School of Mines
Velet
Viscount de Faramond
New York
Mme. de Bianpre
Viscountess de Faramond
Europe
Dr. Vogel
Switzerland
Cleveland
Deutschland
A. Depuy
Legation
Lenox
Miss Frances Fuller Weds Dr. Robert Mason in Washington
Washington society notes record the noon wedding of Miss Frances Louise Fuller youngest daughter of Chief Justice Melville Fuller to Dr. Robert French Mason at the chief justice home on F Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev E C Smith with Mrs White giving away the bride. The couple plan to reside in Washington after a summer in Sorrento Maine and an Eastern resort.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Frances Louise Fuller
Melville Fuller
Supreme Court
F Street
Robert French Mason
Fuller
Sorrento
E. C. Smith
White
George F. Huff
Representative Huff
Pennsylvania
New Washington House
Longworths Visit Kiel Yacht Society with Emperor William
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth visited Kiel aboard the American built Meteor at the invitation of Emperor William. They toured the yacht and attended a Kiel Yacht Club dinner with 300 guests including naval officers and American attendees Allison and Ogden Armour. Mrs Longworth toured the Emperor’s table and danced at a ball hosted by Prince Adalbert. The scene featured high officers and courtly arrangements amid regatta results and state business aboard the Hamburg.
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Kiel
Emperor William
Nicholas Longworth
Admiral Eisenbecker
Washington
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Longworth
Shooters Island
New York Harbor
Kiel Yacht Club
Mr. Longworth
Allison V. Armour
Ogden Armour
Prince Adalbert
Hamburg
Halifax Archbishop Named By Pope Pius X
Rome reports Pope Pius X appoints the Rev. E. J. McCarthy of Halifax as Archbishop of Halifax. The move comes amid church leadership changes in Canada.
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Halifax
Rome
Crittenden Wins Second Class at Oxford Jurisprudence
Oxford June 3. W C Crittenden a California Rhodes scholar from Trinity College has earned 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
Births and engagements reach Paris and summer plans
From Paris comes the news of the birth of a daughter to Mme Edwin Meade, daughter of General Horace Porter. The Low family announce the engagement of Marian Ward Low to William Raymond. Henrietta McCormick becomes engaged to Nelson Williams of New York. Many families plan summers at Richfield Springs, Southampton, Morristown, Upper St. Regis, Newport, Aly les Bains, Aix les Bains, Oyster Bay, and Bar Harbor as they depart or relocate for the season.
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Paris
Mme
Edwin Meade
Horace Porter
France
Abbot A. Low
Marian Ward Low
William Raymond
James Raymond
Daniel Chane
Columbia Heights
Henrietta McCormick
Annual meeting grants rector leave in Berkshire church
IN THE BERKSHIRES. The annual meeting of Trinity Episcopal Church parish voted to grant a year's leave of absence to the Rev. Harold Arrowsmith. Officers listed include Wardens John S. Barnes and Leonard C. Peters with vestrymen Augustus Schermerhorn and others. Notables and guests travel between Lenox, Pittsfield, and nearby towns as social and civic notices accompany the gathering.
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the Tribune
Nox
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
Haks
Pittsfield
Grenville L
Social notes from Newport under Telegraph banner
Newport notes report Mrs Goelet searching for a lost Scotch terrier found on a Pinard cottage lawn. Visitors include Miss Iselin, Miss Holliday, Miss Plower, and Miss Janet Fish. Oelrichs arrives for the season as Cornelius Vanderbilt plans to open The Breakers. Lispenard Stewart hosts a dinner for Witherbees. Zabriskie plans a formal daughter introduction next month. Kernochan issues invitations for a large reception in July.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Robert Goelet
G. Iselin
New Rochelle
Lispenard Stewart
Witherbee
David Huyler Gaines Weds in Western Pennsylvania
David Huyler Gaines, superintendent of the Huyler candy factory in Irving Place, marries Florence Steuber of Erie, Penn, after eloping last Wednesday. The bride's family reportedly objects, while Gaines's circle approves. They wed Sunday after meeting in Lakewood and Jamestown.
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Pennsylvania
David Huyler Gaines
Gaines
Huyler Candy Factory
Irving Place
Florence Steuber
Erie
Penn
Miss Steuber
Jametown
Mr Gaines
Golden Wedding Celebration at Christ Church Fifty Years Married
By Telegraph to The Tribune from Babylon Long Island June 2 5 Mr and Mrs Henry Charles Hepburn celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at Christ Church New York City Attended by about one hundred prominent South Shore summer colony members Gifts poured in Mr Hepburn in his eightieth year known on Wall Street for forty years He was a member of the New York Stock Exchange for a quarter century and sold his seat recently for 2000 Hepburn said to be the oldest telegrapher in the United States.
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Congress
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Varga
Prince Adalbert
Haldane
Panama
Washington
Oyster Bay
Opera House
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Metcalf
Dean Rogers
Yale Law School
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Indianapolis
Toledo
Onie
A &*. Louis
Thllonvale
Ohio
International Policyholders’ Committee
Mutual Life Policyholders’ Association
Coroner's Office
Detective Bureau
Kinnan
Mutual Life
Ee America
Merzs
Rockaway
Babylon
Long Island
Henry Charles Hepburn
Christ Church
New York City
South Shore
New York
ME Hoburn
Secretary Root to Attend Hamilton College Trustees Meeting
Secretary Root will leave Washington for Utica to attend a trustees meeting at Hamilton College. He will not return to the United States until next fall after his trip to South America.
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Washington
Root
Utica
Hamilton College
Clintom
United States
South America
Secretary Bonaparte to attend Harvard commencement
Secretary Bonaparte will travel to Boston tomorrow to attend Harvard University commencement exercises. In the absence of Mr Choate the president he will introduce the speakers at ceremonies representing the Harvard Alumni Association.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Boston
Harvard University
Harvard
Choate
Dent
Latta Succeeds Barnes as Assistant Secretary
Latta of Oklahoma has been named assistant secretary to President Roosevelt, succeeding Benjamin F. Barnes, postmaster at Washington. Latta has served several years as the President's stenographer.
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Washington
S.M
Latta
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Benjamin F. Barnes
Mr. Latta
Secretary Taft to Make Address in Springs Penn
Secretary Tate leaves Washington for Springs Pennsylvania to deliver an address before the Bar Association tomorrow night.
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Taft
Washington
Tate
Springs
Penn
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Santi
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Henry Trevor
Charles Cooper
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Harold Minott
John Jacob Astor
Aly les-Bains
Barton Willinz
Hermann O+irichs
Almeric Paget
Willam C. Whitey
Egerton Winthrop
Robert Thompson
Aixles Bains
Walter S. Gurnee, Jr
Arden M. Robbins
Bar Harbor
John J. Emery
Berkshires
Eris
MR. Root
Alma Mater
Secretary Bonaparte
Barnes
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