Vaudeville listings at Astor and nearby theaters
Amusements page lists show times and venues including Astor 8:15 for The Barnyard Romeo, Seven Days on Broadway, The Summer Widowers at Casino, The Mike de AXNEY Island at Brighton Beach Park Dreamland lana Park, Criterion 30 The Fortune Hunter, Trins 2 15 Vaudeville, Tillie's Nightmare at Fperlald Squari 8:15, Follies of 1910 at Jardin Paris, The Arcadians at Blickerboocker 15, Girlies at Sew Amsterdam 8:15.
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Americax
ASTOR
Broadway
Casino
Mike de Axney
Brighton Beach Park
Dreamland
Lana Park
Criterion
Avenue
Vaudeville
Galety
Tillie
Jardin PE Paris
Notices and Advertisements Index Summary
A fragmented index page lists columns for notices of sum amusements brokers real estate financials and various public notices. It references banks savings instruments mortgages and business services with sections on time tables and subscriptions among others.
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Benkerts Ant Mons
Berks and
SiWork Want
Eee
Ieee
New York Tribune corporate details and officers
The New York Tribune lists its ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, with Tribune Building at Nassau Street. Ogden Mills serves as president, Ogden M. Reid as secretary, and James M. Barrett as treasurer, with the officers’ address at the newspaper’s office.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune_Build
Nassau Atrocet
New York
Ogden Mills
Ogden M. Reid
James M. Barrett
Global and Domestic News Briefs of the Day
Foreign dispatches note Cruz’s Estrafan forces capture La Libertad and Juigalpa near Managua, Kiel prize won by Westward, and a Kaiser sermon aboard the Hohenzollern. A cyclone near Moose Jaw injures seven and kills three. Paris Grand Prix saw Nuage win with heavy rain. Domestic items include re election bid by Senator Carter, Cantrill’s renomination, a Mississippi River steamer fire, executions of arson and theft cases, and a Bethlehem steel worker report. Weather: warm and ready today, high 75, low 61.
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Cruz
la Libertad
Juigalpa
Managua
Kiel
Kaiser
Hohenzollern
Moose Jaw
Assiniboia
Lield Line
Bremen
New York
Atlantic
Nuage
Mme. Cheremeteff
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Reinhart
Antonio Trexeira de Sousa
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Taft
J. Campbell Cantrill
Burley Tobacco Society
Kentucky
J. S
Mississippi River
Lansing
Iowa
Seneca Falls
NX. Y
Charles E. Russell
Poughkeepsie
Central Hudson Line
Highland
N. Y
Washington Growth Outpaced in 1910 Census
The Census Bureau reports Washington as the first city with projected 1910 population, up 52,251 to 188 percent. Growth from 1890 to 1900 was 21 percent, signaling slower expansion. The capital’s rise hinges on federal employment, civil service, and military offices, with retirees and families seeking residence. Baltimore remains a trade and transport hub but grows slower.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Baltimore
Living with Limited Space And Slower Growth
The author argues the area is near full occupation with public buildings and parks taking space. Slower growth along traditional lines is preferred to avoid industrial disruption. Other cities push industry, but Washington remains a center of leisure, culture, decorum, and beauty.
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Washington
Terribly Alone Opponents Isolated Over Direct Primaries
The piece argues that Governor's foes Barnes Wadsworth Woodruff and allies face growing isolation as Roose velt and Taft show support for direct primaries. It notes lack of Republican backing from influential figures, diminishing hope for Cobb bill opponents and failure to gain credibility.
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Messrs. Barnes
Wadsworth
Woodruff
Roosvelt
Roosevelt
Collector Loeb
Washington
Taft
Hinman-Green
Messrs. Barnes and
State Disbursements Lyzed and Analyzed
Attorney William P White, Utica, summarizes a Controller report on ten year state expenditures. He notes ordinary admin costs rose only modestly from 1900 to 1910 while increases largely reflect education charities and highway canal spending. Excluding miscellaneous spikes, total growth across non education, charity, and highway/ canal expenses is about two million dollars, with notable rises in regulation and agricultural promotion.
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William Pierrepont White
Utica
N. Y
Tribune
White
Civil Service Commission
State Printing Board
Public Service Commissions
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Departments of Health, Excise and Labor
Metropolitan Elections Bureau
Board of Port Wardens
Quarantine Commission
Department of Agriculture
State Fair Commission
Promotion of Agriculture
State Veterinary College
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Stations
National Guard
Department of Public Buildings
Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Mr. White
the Tribune
Government roles and rising costs debate
Discussion centers on how government functions influence overall expenses. Analysts weigh administrative scope, policy priorities, and public service burdens in relation to budgeting and fiscal demands.
Pageants civic pageantry versus military parade on July Fourth
The article debates calling out the national guard for Fourth of July celebrations and weighs civilian civic pageantry against military displays. It notes the value of non military parades in England and American cities, urging New York to cultivate civic pageantry as a broader, non martial celebration.
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National Guard
England
New York
Russian Bill Moves to Subdue Finland’s Independence
The article argues the Finland act would place Finnish finances, schools, judiciary, press, assemblies, and associations under Russian control, effectively Russianizing Finland. It condemns the Douma’s rush to enactment as a repudiation of imperial pledges and Finland’s constitutional rights, noting the Kremlin’s lack of valid justification beyond power.
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Finland
Council of the Empire
Douma
Grand Duchy
Russia
Europe
New Jersey School Funding Controversy Reexamined
A year or more ago financiers debated revising New Jersey school funding to improve equity and curb perceived waste. Critics warned changes would harm free schools, while supporters urged a businesslike system. A Senate committee was formed to investigate the issue.
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New Jersey
United States
State Senate
Whistle on New Jersey School Funds Misuse
The Atlantic City case highlights school boards depositing large sums of local money in banks for no interest while taking 6 percent temporary loans from the same banks. Officials are named as involved in excessive insurance, unadvertised purchases, and a high salary for a noted “business manager.” The piece calls for local tax funding and oversight, noting broader state-wide risks and a pending Senate inquiry led by Frelinghuysen.
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Atlantic City
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Mr Nicoll and Our Aristocrat Ractes
A Boston clergyman Rev. C. W. De Lyon Nicoll writes a book claiming only sixteen New Englanders deserve real society. The piece mocks the premise, notes social fever around lists like New York's 400, and questions the author’s influence and society’s vanity.
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Boston
C. W. de Lyon Nicoll
Gentleman
New England
Addison
Wall Street Investors Favor High Grade Issues Amid Light Volume
Speculative and investment activity in the stock market is light, yet prices trend higher. Large Wall Street holders back strong issues, buying on reactions and expecting gains from 4s to 6s. Credit abroad remains high with Paris selling more railway bonds. Railroads likely to finance extensions within six months, aiding general business. Local banks hold ample funds, and money should stay easy through summer with higher rates in autumn as harvest financing increases.
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Wall Street
Paris
Europe
New York poised to draw gold as foreign demand shifts
Market notes report a easing in foreign exchange and improving domestic demand. Declines in commodity prices spur overseas buying, with wheat and corn exports rising while time money and commercial paper demand improves. Wall Street activity steadies as clearinghouse payments and railroad earnings rise, and steel and copper markets show cautious strength with plans for full capacity by fall.
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Boston
Pittsburg
United States
Political clash over direct nominations and republican opposition
The letter questions how many votes a Republican anti Hughes figure would win as governor on an anti direct nominations record. It argues it is better for Republicans to lose a state race than to risk destroying the representative system, and criticizes executive overreach and prison of the constitution. It also notes Alaska’s status and ICC confirmation of U S sovereignty.
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Republican Party
Lyons
N. Y
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Alaska
Warring on Injurious Insects and Social Costs
Samuel Hopkins Adams argues that parasites controlling the house fly and mosquito could save vast lives and wealth, estimating hundreds of millions in value. The remarks contrast with legal and social views, noting bribery risks tied to tip systems and the erosion of work ethic among summer college workers.
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Samuel Hopkins Adams
Adams
St. Patrick
Erin
Carved Capitol Head Sparks Wry Observations at Albany
A granite block head at the Capitol east approach prompts a tour group joke on Charles Hughes and a guide’s quip about the carvings costs. A Life magazine quip notes Pitherting’s odd gait and a theory about etherizing meals and steps.
Producer's plea on commission merchants prompts editor note
An up river producer writes to The Tribune arguing that commission merchants skim profits from dewberries and strawberries bound for New York markets. He details price gaps between reported sales and actual costs, contending merchants drive high consumer prices and farm abandonment. New York, June 25, 1910.
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the Tribune
New York
Unrecognized veteran appeals for pension recognition
An elderly veteran recalls serving as aide and acting brigadier general under Kansas Senator Lane during the Civil War. He claims his commissions were never forwarded due to red tape, leaving his name off official records. He asks Congress to acknowledge his service and adjust the omnibus pension bill accordingly. New York, June 22, 1910.
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the Tribune
Grand Army of the Union
Lane
Pope
Sibley
Lincoln
Kansas
United States
James H. Lane
Washington
War Department
New York
A Roosevelt Estimate In The Hands Of History
Lincoln C. Cummings of Hyannisport Mass writes June 25 1919 praising The T Roosevelt’s honesty and purity while noting criticism and envy from mediocrity. He argues great men are later appreciated as history bends toward moral uplift and higher citizenship.
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the Tribune
Roosevelt
Lincoln c. Cummings
Hyannisport, Mass
New Royal Household Appointments At King George V Court
The Official Gazette list shows most Edward VII household members retained by George V including Lord Knollys as principal private secretary and Captain Sir Sey mour Fortescue as a groom of the bedchamber. Several former aides become extra equerries without pay, while notable omissions include Sir John Lister Kaye and Aleck Yorke, signaling broad continuity with limited turnover.
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Brentwood Company
London “Official Gazette
Macy
George V
Edward VII
Lord Knollvs
Arthur Bigge
Colon
Frederick Ponsonby
Henry Legge
Cowne
Arthur Davidson
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Sir Seymour Fortescue
Royal Navy
Charles Frederick
Royal Household
Johan Fortescue
Henry Stoner
Walter Campbell
Sidney Greville
Charles Cunningham Graham
Donald Mackenzie Wallace
London Times
John Pullerton
Marcus Beresford
George Holford
John Ward
Henry Streatfield
Count Gletchen
A. Fulka Greville
George
John Lister- Kaye
King
Duchess of Manchester
Fernando Yznaga
New York
Archibald Edmondstone
Montague Eliot
Nellie Post
Lady Barrymore
Arthur Post
Cuthbert Larking
London
Aleck Yorks
New Kings Household
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Osborn
Victoria
Princess Henry of Battenberg
Aleck Yorke
Earl of Hardwicke
Duke of Albany
Last Surviving Offiers of Balaklava Charge Fades
Aged veterans from the Light Brigade era dwindle to two survivors Lord Tredegar and Sir George Wombwell with Sir Roger Palmer recently deceased. Palmer's timely alert saved the unit from collapse during the Balaklava assault a century earlier, a tale echoing in Tennyson’s poem.
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Balaklava
OY Tennyson
Lord Tredegar
7Th Lancers
George Wombwell
Roger Palmer
Roger
Palmer
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New York Tribune
Friends of National Guardsmen
Chariton
Ane
Jaréf
Bethlehem, Penn
Social Service Commission
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Peter Aitken
Prendergast
Ellis Island
Eben E. Olcott
Hughes
Har ‘Moriah Hospital
Ana
CTVIL
MR. Nicoll
OUR
Aristocractes
Voxbey and Business
Madrid
Rome
Mr. Betts
Philadelphia Record
Robert P. Sibley
Lake Forest University
Albany
Charles E. Hughes
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