Amusements and venues listed in city fairs
An amusements guide lists Gilbert and Sullivan reviews, variety acts, sidestage shows and garden venues. It cites Eden Musar, Paradise Roof Gardens, Yankee Circus, and Manhattan reaches with showtimes and prices, including Warren Concert and Bowocke shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auis
Gilbert and Sullivan
Priadnop Smace
Bessy Elar
Luna Park
Bowocke
Wan
Paradise Roof Gardens
Jae Vise
Rombring
Paulenit Maruattan
Warren
Advertisers Demand Tribune Ad Space Proven Effective
The article notes the strong growth in popularity of the New York Tribune as an advertising medium. It cites that in the first five months of 1908 the Tribune printed far more lines of advertising than in prior periods, demonstrating public demand and effectiveness of Tribune advertising space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNE New-York Tribune
New-Sork Daily
Bundat Tri
Tribune
Uprisings Spreading Across Poland and Russia Reported
Foreign dispatches describe Lodz and Warsaw turmoil spreading through Poland and into Russian provinces with peasant uprisings and barricades. Japanese advances are claimed while Russian authorities dispute some details as diplomacy moves toward meetings in Froshinevon in early August. Domestic notes report Hay's condition improving and political appointments as Roosevelt heads to Harvard, with storm and riot incidents in New York City and surrounding areas amid a sequence of strikes and public safety events.
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Lodz
Poland
Russia
Warsaw
Hustla
Japan
Pease
Froshinevon
Angurt
Hay
Sanapee Lake
Seantor McComas
Maryland
Jutice Martin
Stamford
Conn
Jefferson City
Missouri National Gard
St Louis
St Delmar
John Welty
Columbus
Harlem
Charles M. Setwrab
McClellan
Thres
Dalleastene
Reminder on Mail Subscriptions for Departing Readers
Readers preparing to leave the city are reminded that Tue Tatsuxe can be mailed to any address nationwide or abroad, with address changes allowed as often as desired. Subscriptions may be handed to a regular dealer before departure or submitted at The Triscle office. subscription rates are listed on the opposite page.
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Triscle
President Roosevelts Chinese Exclusion Order
The President orders tightened controls on Chinese entry certificates to curb fraud. Consular officers in China must verify applicants’ true identity and ensure certificates reflect genuine exempt status. Officials will face duty breaches if careless, granting prima facie entry rights unless strong evidence shows paper fraud.
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Hoosevelt
Immigration Service
Walter
China
Imaigration
President orders humane Chinese travel standards reform
The President's plan ends arbitrary credential challenges by inspection services, creating a prima facie admission standard for Chinese travellers and easing burdens on students merchants and visitors. It promises better Sino relations by removing a long standing source of friction and injustice.
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China
PACTS ABOUT PANAMA REVEALED AS NONBONANZA
A Cristobal letter in yesterday's Tribune warns against Panama fever for Americans. It notes the climate is harsh for temperate zone visitors and that canal work is grueling, with social and economic conditions unfamiliar. It stresses no quick riches, just hard work, self denial, illness risk, and real consequences.
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Panama
Tribune
Cristobal
Klondike
New York
Coney Island
Modern Lawyer at Old Landmark in Hooker Case
A columnist rebuts Charles H. Young on constitutional removal of judges. He traces removal, impeachment, and two thirds votes through 1821 to 1895, arguing the constitution supports removal only for impeachable misconduct or caused by insanity. He says Young Misreads landmarks and defends established institutional safeguards against mob rule.
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OLD Landmark
Hooker
Charles H. Young
Young
Leing
Kent
New-York
Louie Marshall
Elihu Root
Louis Marshall
Elum Root
Rufus King
James Kent
Assembly
Senate
Supreme Court
Charles O’conor
Justice Hooker
Sanewen
Sunday baseball killed by Justice Kelly and Commissioner McAdoo
Opinion argues that Sunday baseball, a business enterprise for profit, is forbidden while harmless recreation on Sunday should be allowed. It contends courts and police won’t stop casual play if no profit is involved, distinguishing between sport and money making ventures.
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Justice Kelly
McAdoo
Manly
Inw
Anti Mosquito Crusades and Major Ross View
Major Ronald Ross, head of a tropical medicine school, argues in Nature that shrinking local mosquito breeding sites can curb outbreaks only if monitoring continues. He cites Malay States findings and Long Island’s North Shore efforts, noting mosquitoes rarely travel far and that vigilance prevents rebreeding after drains and pools are eliminated.
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Ronald Ross
Tropical Medicine
Long Island
Major Ross
India
Federated Malay States
Malcolm Watson
Klangi
Ross
Conventionality in Business and the Christian Ideal
President Hadley urges Yale graduates to judge actions by unselfish devotion not mere business codes. He contrasts Pharisee-like conventionality with Christian striving, warning that chasing fortune in Wall Street or railroads often masks self interest. The piece critiques bankers and managers who follow formal ethics while misusing power.
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Hadley
Yale
Wall Street
Equitable
Hadhey
Policyholders lament failure and reform urged
A long editorial piece argues that corporations grew powerful by patronizing law, urging higher standards and ethical reform. It praises Justice Hooker’s stance, Hadley’s doctrine, and a shift in business culture toward service, with hopes that young graduates will lead with ideals. It notes safety and discipline at New York Central and Lake Shore, and comments on Prohibition enforcement in Yonkers.
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Justice Hooker
Hadley
Hias
New-York Central
Mentor
Central
Lake Shore
Mixed European notes spark on era of campaigns and curiosities
An eclectic 1900s collage reports on a Russian magazine error over a czar emblem on a tea tablet, camel transport trials in German Southwest Africa, Madagascar’s silk spider tale, a Paris Exposition cloth spun by 100,000 spiders, and quips from various punchy columns.
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Manchuria
Canser
Madagascar
United States
Hunt
Tamatavi
Matel
Slim
Chicago News
Roosevelt Leaves Washington for Oyster Bay Summer Trip
President Roosevelt departs Washington at 5 30 PM aboard the Federal Express run to Boston for two days at Harvard commencement and class reunion before heading to Oyster Bay. Secret Service, White House staff, and diplomats bid farewell as department heads and foreign ambassadors call to wish him well.
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White House
Washington
Roosevel
Hervant
Oyster Bay
Cara Riva
Pilgrim
Edward Hopkins
Federal Express
Pennsylvania
William Loeb, Jr
Stokes
Navy
M. C Latta
The
Press Association
Secret Service
Boston
Harvard
Cambridge
Roosevelt
Theodore, Jr
Alice
Taft'e Parcy
Philippines
Henry Mortimer Durand
Goodby
King Edward
Ambassador Choate
Whitelaw Reid
Takahira
Jusserand
Admiral Dewey
General Chaffee
New York Society Plans and Summer Habits Across the Northeast
A crowded social notice lists trips to Harvard Yale baseball in New Haven and the interuniversity boat race in New London. It records arrivals and departures of prominent families from New York, including the Mortons, Whitneys, Mackays, Oelrichs, Astors, Van Alens, and others, with plans for country homes, Saratoga cottages, Newport villas, and European travels through July and August.
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New-Haven
Interuniversity
New-London
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives in Oyster Bay for President Visit
Mrs Roosevelt arrives with a maid at 7 30 pm in Oyster Bay and is driven to Sagamore Hill. A Thursday morning reception is planned at the yacht club landing with a formal local escort and school children. Preparations for the President’s executive offices in Moore’s Block began today and will be ready by Wednesday.
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Oyster Bay
Long Island
Roosevelt
Noah Seaman
Sagamore Hill
Yacht Club
Liberty Square
Moore's Block
Receptions for Mr and Mrs Reid at Kensington Palace
London June 3 Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid led a busy social week attending a reception at Kensington Palace hosted by Princess Henry of Battenberg and the Duke and Duchess of Argyle. The Duke and Duchess of Connaught plan a reception for Mr and Mrs Reid the following day.
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Kensington Palace
London
Ambassador Reid
Mrs. Reid
Henry of Battenberg
Duke
Duchess of
Argyle
Duke 2Nd Duchess of
Acquits Dr Hilprecht after trustees' inquiry
After a trustees meeting at the University of Pennsylvania Provost Harrison announced that Dr Herman V Hilprecht the Babylonian explorer had been exonerated on all charges. The committee found his discovery genuine and that the tablets were authentic, ending the controversy sparked by Assyriologists alleging a fake temple theory at Nippur.
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Ie Thelaghaph
THE
Tribune
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Aftternoon
Herman V. Hilprecht
Charles C. Harrison
Hilprecht
Harrison
Dr. Hilprecht
Nippur
Babylon
Investigatins
Hulprecht
Dippur
Diplomat and Philosopher Tells of South American Gift
A Chicago News tale recalls a diplomat who, ten years ago, faced exile with stoic wit. He sold furniture save a table and chairs and lived with his attaché as the state faltered. When a future triumph arrives, he hints at rewards for resilience and self control.
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Chicago News
Abed
Newport Social Notes Describe Summer Arrivals and Weather
Quiet Newport day as northeast wind lowers temperatures then cottage arrivals begin. George W. Olney of New York to arrange Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati meeting at the old State House on July. Edward Spencer rents Lyndeshurst villa in Bellevue for the season. Residents and guests from New York arrive at Pinecroft and Casino, with several cottages opened and families gathering for the summer.
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Yeunmann
Newport
George W. Olney
New York
Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati
de Bert
Old State House
Edward Spencer
Renind
Hodgson
L. B. Preston
New-York
Charles A. Hoffman
Kip
D. Willams
Darien
J. B. Stokes
Mins E Mayer
Lenox News Roundup From June 26 1923
The House of Mercy Hospital in Pittsfield received a gift of 3080 from Mrs William F Milton of New York to endow her husband’s memory. Lenox Association officers were elected with Mary Wharton as president and committee to decide tree removals. Death notices include Mr and Mrs John R Spoor’s family in Chicago and a sale option on Onota Lake property. The Hudson to Lenox Sunday mail service was canceled for timeliness. Yacht owner Wilson Marshall plans to spend part of the summer in Stockbridge and his family arrived at Heaton Hall.
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Lenox
Mass
House of Mercy Hospital
Pitteeid
Willam F. Milton
New York
Harvard College
Lenox Association
Mins Mary Wharton
William D. Curtis
Joseph W. Burden
M. A. Brown
Eustace Jaques
Grenville I. Winthrop
James Clifford
John R. Spoor
Chicas
St. Louia
Brrs
Spoor
Victor Elling
Chicago
Onota Lake
Pittafield
Hudson, N. C
Prince Arisugawa in London forRoyal Welcome
Prince and Princess Arisugawa who represented the Japanese Emperor at the German Crown Prince wedding arrived in London. They were greeted by the Prince of Wales and other dignitaries at Victoria Station and Buckingham Palace, drawing thousands along the route. The couple were hosted by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. Fr. Olmstead invited to beautify Yale and design Hillhouse property into a park and botanical garden.
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London
Prince
Princess Arisugawa
Vieteris
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Baron Hayashi
Duke of Ceansushi
Buckingham Palace
Bitwars
Queen Alexandra
Lk. Olmstead
YALE
New Haven
Conn
Frederick Lawtsistead
New York
Tale Corporation
Hillhouse
Yale Forest School
Governor Douglas Illness Delays Harvard Meeting
Governor W. L. Douglas of Brockton Mass is reported gravely ill at his home with a severe cold affecting bronchial tubes. Dr J. Graver says the governor may be unable to meet Mr Roosevelt at Harvard University tomorrow because of the illness.
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W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L Douglas
Archbishop Ryan Leaves Rome for Paris
Arch bishop Ryan of Philadelphia departed Rome this morning for Paris in good health. He was seen off at the station by Monsignor Kennedy, tutor at the American College, as he prepared for the next leg of his journey.
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Archbishop Ryan
Rome
Transatlantic Travellers and Local Squibs in Tennessee
A fragment lists passengers bound for Transatlantic trips aboard Kronprine Wilhelm and Pring OWT with names including Mr and Mrs Jerry Merer Rev Densid Sr and others. The Hardeman Free Press item recounts a humorous, clipped office incident about snakes, a missing courier, a farmer’s tale, Wingore’s toga shaking, and a new portable lotion from Kentucky.
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Jerry Merer Oy
Densid Srte
Daves BecTere
Ire Payne
Douglan Weyer
WM Bu
Hardeman
Tenn
Lucile
Nichola
Santine
Wingore
Kentucky
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Lochinvar
Yonkers
America
Ilinois
Thomas Jefferson
T. D. Sullivan
Europe
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Miss Acknidd
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Tomkins
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St. Paul's School
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Walker
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Canaries
Madelphia Press
Sheehan
Travis
Ireland
Stivers
Brooke
Munco! Eniengo Tribune
Feopie
New-York Society
Levi P. Morton
Mary Morton
Kilershe
Hudson
Adirondacks
H. Mek. Twombly
Ruth Twombly
Florham
Madison
N. J
Vineland
Harry Payne Whitney
Clarence H. Mackay
Saratoga
Hermann Oelrichs
Hermann Oelrichs, Jr
Air
John B. Trevor
Bar Harbor
George R. Schieffeltn
Dorothy Schieffeltn
Southampton
Meadow Club
John Jacob Astor
Ferncliff
Rhinebeck-on-the-Hudson
England
Oliver Harriman
White Plains
Forsyth Wickes
Marion Haven
D. C. Mills
Frederick R. Halsey
James A. Barden
Justis
Vernon St Davis
Srr
George D. F. Leith
James J. van Alen
Beatikouche River
Canada
Greta Pomeroy
Philiss Allen Clark
Duchess de la Rochefoursild
Mattie Mitchell
United
Rten Sancator Mitchell
Wirth
Paris
de la Rochefoucauld
Henry Parish, Jr
the Adirondacks
Belmont
Hempstead
d'Acosta
Adam Acosta
Aichi Springs
Baron Kaneko
Lenor
Mrs
Morris K.temp
Edward JH Ripley
Ripley
Green Mountains
Mrs. Roosevelt
Casaly
Blerkshires
Prince Arisugawa
Lady Grey-Egerton
Pivorce Court
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Major Wayne Custer
Rey
James V
Otra
Bates
Cheimere
Georae
Mary
William Kesrp
Misa
Mary Domee
Wheater
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