Amusements listing from distant venues and acts
A readable OCR fragment lists various entertainment venues and acts including AERIAL GARDENS, MISSIS BRI GHTON BEACH PARK, Pains Pattie, BROADWAY, Midnight Sons, DALY'S, Tre Clima, HAMMERSTEIN'S, Vanudeville, THE BEAUTY SPOT, Follies of 1909, LYRA, The Motor Girl, and The Girl from Rector's with scattered times and locations. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative.
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Aerial Gardens
Missis
Brighton Beach Park
Pain
Midnight Sons
Casino
Ilavane
Cond Island
Drear'end
Lona Park
DALY
Tre Clima
Musee Tre
Wax
Hammerstein
Vanudeville Erald Care
Ardin DE Paris
Follies
Weber's
Rector’s
Neto Dork Daily Tribune masthead details
The article lists ownership of Neto Dork Daily Tribune by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, with Tribune Building at Nassau Street as office. Ogden Mills serves as president while Henry W Sackett is secretary and James M Barrett treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
No. 15
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Henry W. Sackett
James M. Barrett
Congressional and World News Summary 1910
Senate adopts tax amendment proposal and tariff schedules. House census bill to the President. Von Bulow to resign as Chancellor after finance bill. Cuban budget passed. Zeppelin ship to Metz. China labor and consular probe disputes. Morgan Co seeks Chinese loan share. US Embassy Association promotes housing for envoys in London. Ernst von Halle dies. Domestic: Dresser sues ex-directors over loans. Wright brothers blocked by wind. Eastman murder case verdict. Pittsburg streetcar strike settles with riots. Israel Durham dies. miners walkout in Pittsburg coal fields. Erie switch collision injures passengers. daylight movement ordinance in Cincinnati. stock dull. Sugar Refinery probe questioned. Yale storm interrupts class. Brandenburg trial witness. Ingersoll chairs One Hundred. Duffy case resignation rumors. missing bank clerk arrested in London. Minnetonka voyage with two under four-year-olds. Second Avenue pilot fenders disapproved. old teacher sues relative over money. Weather shows showers. temps 85 high, 69 low.
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Congress
Senate
House
Prince von Bulow
Metz
Clark
China
Peking
Tuan Fang
Nanking
Pe-Chi-Li
Canton
J. S. Morgan & Co
Wright Brothers
Fort Myer
St. Michael's
Robert E. Eastman
Edith May Woodill
Pittsburg
Israel W. Durham
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Kan
Erie Railroad
Sterling
Ohio
Cincinnati
American Sugar Refining Company
Yale
Guy
United States Express Company
Cleveland
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Brooklyn
Committee of One Hundred
Bingham
Duffy
London
Minnetonka
Public Service Commission
Second Avenue Railway
Discouraging Small Stockholders and Corporate Ownership
A proposed 2 percent tax on dividends and bond interest targets stockholders, discouraging small holdings and broad ownership. The measure, tied to tariff amendments, burdens investors regardless of income, risking reduced stock investment and greater concentration of ownership in few hands.
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Senate
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Defense of dispersed stock ownership against corporation tax
The piece argues that protecting property rights in corporations shields firms from unjust attacks and reduces anti business sentiment. It cites The Washington Post warning the proposed tax would alarm small investors, pushing them to sell to larger holders and reigniting economic turmoil. It favors broad stock distribution as a path to social welfare without harmful features.
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Washington Post
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Armstrong law praised for insurance gains and costs drop
Superintendent Hotchkiss argues the Armstrong law has produced solid results since 1906 with reduced costs and better returns for policyholders in New York. He notes three big state firms show mixed growth due to policy terminations rather than law limits, contrasting with larger non state companies whose new business growth outpaced cancellations.
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New York
Hotchkiss
Armstrong
Prince Buelow Plans Retire in Financial Crisis
The German chancellor Prince Buelow aims to resign once financial bills are settled, while vowing to press the measures through Reichstag if possible. He warns conservatives that delaying key economic reforms risks political ruin as factional strife intensifies after the bloc’s collapse.
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Prince Buelow
Reichstag
Prince Bullow
Prince Billow
Defeated policy faces retirement of its author
The text notes that a statesmanlike and patriotic policy, if sustained, would benefit, but it has been defeated. Its author will retire from office, and it warns that Germany may learn, as France did, that lasting satisfactory legislation is unlikely from a discordant mix of minority factions.
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Germany
France
Georgia Railroad strike settlement analyzed and debated
The arbitration ruling ends discrimination against negro firemen in pay and seniority while outlining a possible test of competence. It preserves white firemen’s positions and raises negro wages to parity, prompting questions about outcomes, union tactics, and regional labor dynamics in the South.
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Georgia
South
Changes at Oxford reshapes England’s university era
Lord Curzon of Kedleston drives a reform agenda at Oxford to drop Greek from matriculation and to popularize the university for moderate means. His plan aims to broaden access, elevate public life, and possibly alter Britain’s political training by shaping future statesmen beyond the aristocracy.
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Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
England
University of Oxford
Oxford
Gladstone
Sandhurst
Isis
Cam
Lord Curzon
Finland and Russia readjustment sparks parliamentary shift
A St Petersburg proposed plan would grant Finnish delegates seats in the Douma and the Council of the Empire, likely abolishing or weakening the Diet at Helsingfors and placing Finland under a Russian majority rule. The move is likened to Britain and Ireland, risking Finnish discontent. Also noted are art critics on General Spinner statue and a looming tinplate mill strike affecting nearly two hundred plants.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Finland
Douma
Council of the Empire
Helsingfors
General Spinner
Herkimer
Vienna
Washington Star
Debates on industry, Japan policy, and drunken driving bill
The article recalls past claims against a tin industry, cites ex-Vice President Fairbanks praising Japanese administration, notes a Senate move to cut fans during speeches, reports Georgia's first auto DUI bill with threats against dissenters, and mentions Amherst Gluten Club proving life on four and a half cents a day.
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Amherst
Emigration Talks on Ontario Domestic Servants
Deputy Minister of Agriculture James travels to England to discuss solving Ontario home service shortages by recruiting British workers. The London Telegraph notes profitable openings for immigrants in farmers, farm laborers, and domestic servants. The piece also strings together a collage of jokes, notes on Zionist flags, and a statue unveiling in Michigan.
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Co. C. James
Canada
England
Ontario
London Telegraph
British Empire
Modjeska to Be Honored in New York Before Polish Funeral
Waclaw Perkowski reports that Helena Modrzejewska's body will arrive in New York on July 1 and lie in state at St. Stanislaus Church before a July 3 departure on the steamer Auguste Victoria for Poland. Cracow plans a national funeral July 17 and Warsaw, Cracow and Lviv theatres discuss statues and a Modrzejewska fund. American tribute centers on her New York wake and homage by admirers.
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the Tribune
Helena Modrzejewska
Modjeska
New York
Chicago
Auguste Victoria
Poland
New World
Warsaw
Russian Poland
Cracow
Leopol
Austrian Poland
Modrzejewska
America
Church of St. Stanislaus
7Th Street
First Avenue
Avenue A
Monsignor Lavelle
Hamburg
Waclaw Perkowski
Blood Is Thicker Than Water Critique Letter
Harry C. Palmer of Buffalo criticizes the paper's editorial on Anglo-American relations. He questions why Anglo sympathy has waned since the mid 19th century and challenges readers to cite a single instance of sustained English friendship when the United States needed allies. He argues provincialism remains and laments reliance on English approval.
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the Tribune
Alabama
Liverpool
England
Harry C. Palmer
St. James Place
Buffalo
Taft presides at whiskey hearing and White House duties
Washington June 23 The President started early and finished a busy morning before the whiskey hearing ended after over two hours. He met lawmakers and lawyers including Dixon Mondell Cole Ansberry and others, then hosted lunch guests Choate Maxwell. An array of officials and social figures gathered for a gala dinner with numerous invited guests and the usual movement of elite society from New York and New Jersey to Long Island and Europe destinations.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senator Dixon
Mondell
Martin, Morgan
Daizell
Cole
Ansberry
Taft
White House
Joseph H. Choate
Lawrence Maxwell
Cincinnati
Chevy Chase
Senator Bourne
General Edwards
Captain Butt
Representative Mondell
Ethel Donovan
Deitz
Wyo
Department of Justice
Edward Fleckinger
Galion
Ohio
Nixon
Piles
du Pont
Davis
Page
Bradley
Chamberlain
Smith
South Carolina
Lorimer
Bingham
Livingston
Bartlett
Sulzer
Prince
Broussard
Michigan
Butler
Lawrence
Iowa
Scott
Bates
Humphrey
James
Kennedy
Huff
Kahn
Burke
Lowden
Diekema
Slemp
Washington Society Luncheon and Summer Plans Notables Attend
Mrs. Walter McLean hosted a Chevy Chase Club luncheon honoring Mrs. Beekman Winthrop with guests including Mrs. J Franklin Bell and Rear Admiral Leutze. Telegraphed notes report several society members heading to New York and Europe for summer motoring, Beaver Lake trips, and Beaver Lake with friends, plus a wedding in Washington.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Walter McLean
McLean
Chevy Chase Club
Beekman Winthrop
John Ross Martin
Martin
William Barrett Ridgely
W. J. Pettus
Frank W. Coe
Bohn
Miss Cannon
Gillette
Indiana
New York
Europe
Frank L. Denny
Esther Denny
Beaver Lake
Adirondacks
Colonel Denny
William C. Denny
Elvin R. Heiberg
Caryl Crawford
Joseph Crawford
Washington Colony
Herbert Parsons
Lenox
Parsons
Storeover Farm
O. E. Wood
Deer Island
N. Y
Thomas M. Chatard
White Sulphur Springs
James A. Buchanan
U. S.A
Massachusetts Avenue
Helen Buchanan
George Pullman
Chicago
Arlington Hotel
Sheridan Circle
Nicholas Anderson
Bar Harbor
Marion Leutze
E. H. C. Leutze
Potomac
Annie R. Bond
W. R. Doores
Coast Artillery Corps
Herman A. Henry
Williamsport
Penn
Robert M. Moore
Henry Hurt
Henry
Los Angeles
Cal
New York Society Wedding Quiet for Peabody Satterthwaite
Miss Helen Murray Peabody wed Pennington Satterthwaite yesterday at her mother's West 10th Street home. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. Dr. J. Lewis Parks, was small due to mourning. The bride’s brother George Russell Peabody gave her away. his engagement to Natalie Clews was announced last month.
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Helen Murray Peabody
Arthur J. Peabody
West 10Th Street
Pennington Satterthwaite
Franklin Satterthwaite
J. Lewis Parks
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
George Russell Peabody
Natalie Clews
John Henry Clews
Eleanor Peabody
New York Winners Dominate Newport Horticultural Exhibit
Newport June 28 Many summer residents top the June flower and fruit exhibition of the Newport Horticultural Society. Principal prizes go to gardens of Mrs. Robert Goelet I Townsend Burden J J Wysong J J Astor R L Beeckman Mrs Ogden Goelet Miss Fanny Foster W W Astor Mrs T J Emery Mrs J C Mallory Miss Alice Keteltas Perry Belmont and H D Auchincloss. Mrs Robert Goelet offered two cash prizes and both were won by flowers from Mrs Ogden Goelet’s gardens.
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the Tribune
Newport
Newport Horticultural Society
Robert Goelet
I. Townsend Burden
J. J. Wysong
J. J. Astor
R. L. Beeckman
Ogden Goelet
Fanny Foster
W. W. Astor
T. J. Emery
J. C. Mallory
Alice Keteltas
Perry Belmont
H. D. Auchincloss
Japan honors Hamilton Holt with sacred treasure order
Hamilton Holt editor of The Independent was decorated with the Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure third class for promoting friendly relations between Japan and the United States. Kokichi Midzuno, the Japanese Consul General, conferred the honor at an informal Nippon Club dinner attended by twenty prominent Japanese residents in New York.
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Japan
United States
Hamilton Holt
New Metropolitan Singers Sign In Berlin Opéra Star
Berlin reports Putnam Griswold the Royal Opera baritone bass signed a three year contract with the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York beginning autumn 1910. He has leave of absence from the Berlin Opera with Emperor approval while Frances Rose, an American soprano at Berlin, also joined the Metropolitan last Saturday.
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Berlin
Putnam Griswold
Royal Opera of Berlin
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Griswold
Berlin Opera
America
California
Frances Rose
The
Metropolitan
Social notes from Newport summer set gathers in June
Frank Work of New York returns to Newport to occupy Elm Court with his family. A stream of visitors and guests arrive at Casino and summer homes, including Glyn, Tompkins, Cunningham, Parker, Fish, Morgan, Forbes, Oelrichs, Dolan, Hillhouse, Bull, Nielsen, Drexel, Mahony, Knight, Walters, Burden, Dyer, Woodward, de Forest, Herrick, and Vera Gilbert. The Cloisters prepares for occupancy and Narada sails for New York.
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the Tribune
Newport
Frank Work
New York
Elm Court
Peter Hewitt
Arthur Scott Buxden
Maurice
Francis Roche
Mra Aurel Batonyi
Frederick Cunningham
A. Lanfear Norrie
Hamilton B
Tompkins
William E. Glyn
James B
Hagegin
Glyn
Europe
Ida Bliss
Hamilton B. Tompkins
Brookline
Mass
James V. Parker
John R. Drexel
Fordham Mahony
J. H. Mahony
Maul
Philadelphia
E. C. Knight
Henry Walters
J. Townsend Burden, Jr
Elisha Dyer
Lenox Summer Social Acknowledges Local Guests
In Berkshire town Lenox June 2, notable visitors arrive or return for the season. Mr and Mrs Barclay Hazard of New York will start for town tomorrow while Mrs James M Varnum returns before heading to Bar Harbor. Several entertainments are noted including bridge parties at Hotel Aspinwall and gatherings at Clovercroft Chesterwood and Maplewood.
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Tribune
Lenox
Barclay Hazard
New York
James M. Varnum
Bar Harbor
John C. Black
Aspinwall
Alice Dalton
Boston
Alice Smith
Philadelphia
Nora Iasigi
Clovercroft
Philip Gordon Birckhead
John Borland
Borland
Walker Smith
John S. Barnes
Bridge
Henry Metcalfe
Charles F. Whelam
Josephine Durand
Mount Kisco
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Morris K. Jesup
Francis C. Barlow
Misses Jay
Pierre Jay
Gift to Lieut Col Wisser marks farewell to Berlin staff
Lieut Col John P Wisser the retiring American military attaché concluded his service with farewell calls at the War Office in Berlin. Captain Samuel G Shartle will succeed him. The Emperor expressed cordial regards and tears at Kiel. About fifty American friends met at Consul General Thackaras residence and presented a silver punchbowl to Mr and Mrs Wisser with a letter from Ambassador Hill at Kiel.
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Berlin
John P. Wisser
War Office
Samuel G. Shartle
Wisser
Kiel
Alexander M. Thackara
Move to Buy Embassy Homes in London Drive
American Embassy Association brands new campaign in London to urge U S government to provide suitable embassy buildings abroad. President E Clarence Jones and committee member Frederick Townsend Martin along with T Sanford Beatty are based at the Carlton Hotel to plan a July 7 dinner for American travelers and prominent speakers.
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London
American Embassy Association
England
E. Clarence Jones
Frederick Townsend Martin
T. Sandford Beatty
Carlton Hotel
Crown Prince Haruni Mya to Visit Alaska Exposition
Seattle advices today confirm Crown Prince Haruni Mya of Japan will visit the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in August. The Japanese commissioner to the fair relayed the plan, outlining a formal program during the event.
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Crown Prince
Mya
Seattle
Haruni Mya
Japan
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