Amusements Page Listing Several Theatrical Acts
A cluttered theater guide lists shows and venues in New York area venues including Aprial Garden, Coney Island, Madison Square Roof Garden, and Eden Misbe. Acts include The Merry Widow, Our Cinderella, The Wolf, The Yankee Prince, and Three Twins among others with times such as 8:15 and 8:39 and venues like Daly’s and Dreamland.
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Aprial Garden
Stor—S
Laney S
Ghton Beach Park
Patn's Circle
Lana Park
Rostock’s
Dreamland
Daly's
Eden
Erald Square
Jardin DE Paris
Madison Square Roof Garden
New York
New York Daily Tribune Publishing Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes The New York Daily Tribune. It operates from Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president while Nathaniel Tuttle is secretary and treasurer. The secretary and treasurer handles official duties.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
the Officore
Obaldia victory cited in Panamanian returns
A Mexico City dispatch notes no capture of Jiminez and no new disorders. Panamanian election returns show General Obaldia supporters sweeping. Other items include Zeppelin’s airship flight over Lake Constance, the Cognac Alpine crossing, Lipton eyeing America’s Cup, and various domestic notes from Taft to Prohibition debates.
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Mexico City
Jiminez
New York Yacht Club
Signor Nasi
Davila
Honduras
Francis G. Bailey
New York
Prince Zu Eulenburg
Berlin
Robert Siever
Winning Post
Bow Street
Taft
War Department
A. L. Vorys
Washington
National Committee
del Rio
Hughes
Albany
William Leary
Metropolitan Election District
Adirondacks
Denver
General Weaver
Iowa
National Education Association
Cleveland
Lake Michigan
Johnson
Minnesota
Des Moines
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Martin W. Littleton
Justice Dowling
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Burnett
Mount Sinai Hospital
Williamsburg
Public Service Commission
Interborough
Toledo Railways and Light Company
Navy
Timothy L. Woodruff
Mystery of How W J Ryan Secured Delegates
A New York Sun analysis questions how W J Ryan won delegates at the Denver convention amid Southern anti Bryan sentiment. It cites state conventions in multiple states endorsing Bryan, plus unpledged or split delegations and internal tensions within the party.
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New York Sun
W. J. Ryan
Bryan
South
Denver
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Lynchburg
the Sun
Mr. Bryan
Bryan. It Is Plain That the Same Indisposition To Take Advantage of Mr. Bryan
John Sharp Williams
Vardaman
Wonderland
Sun
Mystery of Bryan Delegates Shrouds Southern Convention
The Sun suggests ex Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota may have orchestrated Bryan delegates at the Southern convention, though no observer saw him at work. The writer prefers the notion of an unseen force driving the so many Bryan delegates, calling it a first class political mystery.
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Pettigrew
South Dakota
Bryan
Mr. Pettigrew
the Sun
The New Fire Fighting System Tested in City
The city tested a high pressure water system on Sunday marking a major advance in fire fighting. It envisions centralized pumping, exhaustively strong hoses, and potential removal of steam engines as costs drop and insurance savings accrue.
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New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia Record critiques Senate on publicity bill motives
The Philadelphia Record disputes our claim that Democratic Senate opposition blocked the publicity bill. It argues the attached census provision for measuring suffrage abridgement is a legitimate inquiry, not an irrelevant add on, and that Congress may legitimately seek such data to assess representation in Congress and the Electoral College.
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Philadelphia Record
Congress
Evening Post
Senate
House of Representatives
Census Bureau
Philadelphia
Union
Panama elections prompt optimistic note on peace and U S stance
The Panama municipal vote drew international interest with eyes on the upcoming presidential race. Reports suggest Obaldia's party fared well while alleging no American intervention or widespread fraud. Observers caution against exaggerating distant crises and stress Panamanian sovereignty and orderly polling.
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Republic of
Panama
Obaldia
Arias
Tribune
New York
Election tone ready for comparison to US contests
The passage argues that the upcoming election will be conducted cleanly and creditably, asserting that whichever candidate, Obaldia or Arias, wins will secure a government of law and justice comparable to a typical United States presidential race.
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Obaldia
Arias
United States
Lesson From Yale Yale Boating Debacle
An analysis of intercollegiate boat races notes no single stroke dominates but stresses fitness and endurance. The Yale crew collapse, blamed on inadequate preparation and monitoring, highlights that officials should assess individual endurance for final races.
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Harvard
Thames
Hudson
Yale
Griswold
New Haven
The Mexican Troubles and Border Insurgents
A St Louis oriented view condemns Mexican insurgents and bank looters exploiting border unrest. It argues the United States and Mexico share strong ties and will guard neutrality laws against insurrection, labeling invaders as revenue seeking brigands deserving harsh sanction.
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Mexico
Republic
United States
St. Louis
Rio Grande
Side doors for subway cars would raise capacity and speed
Interborough Rapid Transit argues for side doors to boost subway capacity and reduce loading delays. They claim two doors cut express stop times and extend train frequency, with costs shared by the city and operating company. The public benefits from faster, larger carrying capacity and reduced congestion.
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Public Service Commission
Madison Avenue
Brooklyn Bridge
Man Above the Map in Denver Convention
The New York World says the Denver convention will elevate principle over geography and dismiss Hearst fraud charges against William Leary the city elections chief. It mocks the repeated wolf cries and notes Harvard's Bronx Park monkey study suggests classroom psychology insights. Bryan supporters wait for a bold leader while anti Bryanites are praised as patient waiters.
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New York
Denver
Hearst
William Leary
Mr. Bryan
New
Political Snippets and International Shifts
A devilish mix of party quotes and foreign policy notes. The piece recalls Tammany leaders in New York and Bryan’s political standing, cites Japan’s altered stance on rail projects, and notes Tennessee figure John Wesley Gaines losing renomination while Andrew Jackson’s era is invoked for state fame. It also mentions Mobile & Ohio Railroad restoring salaries except for top executives.
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John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Toledo warns public after death linked to shoe polish
Health officials ban two brands of shoe polish after a young man died from nitrobenzole absorbed through the skin. The Toledo chemist explains the poison destroys blood oxygen, deadly even with minor contact.
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Toledo
A Canadian View of Taft From The Toronto Globe
Canadians express general goodwill toward Taft as he faces a formidable campaign. They know his name and ord, see him as a statesman, and fear no disturbance to the cordial relations between Canada and the United States.
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Toronto Globe
Ord
Autopsy on the Democracy From The New York World
A critical reflection on the Democratic party, noting its forgotten principles and history. It laments post Civil War leadership, cites aging giants in graves and younger figures in power, and mourns the party’s perceived loss of its destiny.
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The
New York World
Dem
Democratic Party
New York Society Observes Transatlantic Social Ties
Mrs. Marcus Daly and Miss Harriet Daly travel from Paris to London to await Mrs. Daly’s son-in-law and daughter James W. Gerard and wife. Several society figures sail for Europe, while others plan summer homes, weddings, and Fourth of July entertainments in Newport and New Rochelle.
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Paris
Berliner Tageblatt
New York
London
Berlin
Marcus Daly
Harriet Daly
Social Notes From Newport Writeup of Summer Guests
Newport June 29 report notes several jewelry losses by Sumner residents with owners unnamed. Items include a gold diamond brooch and a diamond and pearl star pin. Two hatpins lost by a Mrs. W W Sherman guest. Mrs James P Kernochan loses tortoise shell eyeglasses with reward offered. Mrs B H Powell loses small Yorkshire terrier. The Harrimans are expected in Newport in August. Various guests and movements of society figures noted with plans for Fourth of July return.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Sumner
W. W. Sherman
James P. Kernochan
B. H. Powel
J. B. Harriman
Fellowes Davis
New York
William Grosvenor
William R. Stewart, Jr
Lispenard Stewart
White Lodge
Bar Harbor
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
F. O. French
Amos Tuck French
Samuel Wagstaff
Willing Spence
Maurice Roche
Pembroke Jones
Craig Biddle
Children Relief Society to Close Dining Hall and Deliver Meals
The Children's Relief Society executive committee voted to close its Forsyth and Canal streets dining room after Friday due to school closures. Starting Monday, aid will be sent home as luncheon equivalents with milk eggs bread and cereal delivered by dealers. The treasurer James H. Hamilton will pay bills. an new agent will handle aid requests and coordinate with other charities. The society has over 3000 dollars left of 4000. A Gus Edwards benefit at the Bijou Theatre was planned.
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The
Children’s Relief Society
Forsyth
Canal Streets
James H. Hamilton
Gus Edwards
Will Leaves 100000 for Washington University Manual Training
The will of William Barr of West Orange, probated in Newark, leaves 100000 to Washington University in St. Louis for the exclusive benefit of the university's manual training department. It also makes 5000 gifts to Orange Memorial Hospital Record ambulance and Orange Orphan Asylum, with 300000 to relatives and the widow as residuary legatee. Barr was long in the dry goods business in St. Louis.
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William Barr
West Orange
Newark
Barr
Washington University At
St. Louis
Manual Training
University
William
East Orange
Ambassador O'Brien Sails for Vacation Route via Siberia
Ambassador Thomas J. O'Brien sailed today on the Korea for San Francisco. He plans a three months vacation visiting Michigan and Washington before proceeding to Europe and returning through Siberia. Secretary Peter C. Jay will head the embassy in his absence.
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Tokio
Thomas J. O’brien
Korea
San Francisco
Michigan
Washington
Mrs. O'Brien
Europe
Siberia
Peter C. Jay
Becquerel Elected Perpetual Secretary of Academy
Antoine Henri Becquerel was elected perpetual secretary of the Academy of Sciences today. He succeeds Albert Auguste Cochon de Lapparent, the French geologist, who died last month.
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Paris
Antoine Henri Becquerel
Academy of Sciences
Albert Auguste Cochon de Lapparent
Ambassador Hill Hosts First Berlin Reception
Dr David Jayne Hill American Ambassador to Germany held his first reception for the diplomatic corps in Berlin this afternoon. His guests included senior attachés and officials as he opened formal engagements in the German capital.
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Berlin
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Horses Break Miss Goulds Tree In West Fifty Sixth St Incident
A pair of spirited horses pulling a phaeton owned by Fiss Doerr and Carroll on East 46th Street became frightened by a passing automobile and fled three times. On the third dash they collided with the curb in front of Miss Helen M Goulds home at 579 Fifth Avenue, breaking a young tree and wrecking the iron railing.
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Fiss, Doerr & Carroll
East Dith Street
Fifth Avenue
46Th Street
Helen M. Gould
Ten Eyck to Instruct Harriman Sons in Rowing
Syracuse coach James Ten Eyck will travel to New York to arrange rowing instruction for E. H. Harriman and his sons. After Poughkeepsie races, Harriman and his sons visited Syracuse and approved the plan. Ten Eyck expects to begin instruction immediately.
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Ten Eyck
Harriman
Syracuse
James Ten Eyck
New York
E. H. Harriman
Poughkeepsie
Berkshire summer visitors and social calendar notes
Telegraphed notes from Lenox Massachusetts detail a busy summer among regional residents and guests. British Ambassador Bryce and party depart for England. Sir Shirley Oguvie and Montreal visitors arrive and return to Montreal. numerous dinners and luncheons planned at Fern Brook Bellefontaine and Aspinwall Hotel. Activities include golf handicap events, gun club formation, and arrivals from New Haven Buffalo Newark and Brooklyn with many staying at local hotels Willow and Maplewood.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Inglesile Hall
Stockbridge
Misserman
Washington
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Bryce
Miss Tuckerman
Montreal
Aspinwall
Thomas Shields Clarke
Fern Brook
William Kingsland
Lency
Bar Harbor
Archibald Hopkins
Thatcher M. Adams
Willamstown
John E. Parsons
Stone
Giraud Foster
Bellefontaine
Golf Club
John E. Heaton
New Haven
S. W. Bowne
Samuel Austin
New York
Joseph H. Choate
Stocksbridge
Gladys Ingalls
Cincinnati
Nora Insigi
M. L. Stone
Long Island
George H. Morgan
Wentfort Hall
Morgan
Harold Wood
Wiliam C. Wood
R. McK Thomas
W. L. Gardner
Political Points. Republican efforts and Democratic outlooks
The piece reports on Republican and Democratic lines from multiple papers. It notes the GOP committee’s offer for essays on why the party should succeed, Haywood’s anti injunction rhetoric, Vermont Democrats’ stance on Bryan, Gray and Johnson as potential ticket members, and Utica’s anticipation of Colonel William Jr announcing his bid for Congress to succeed Sherman.
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Chicago Evening Post
Republican Congressional Committee
Taft
Louisville Courier-Journal
Johnson
Gray
Bryan
Utica
William = Jr
Congress
Sherman
Bentley
Betsy Ross Made the First American Flag Denial
John Quincy Adams, secretary of the American Flag House and Betsy Ross Memorial Association, emphatically denies that Betsy Ross did not make the first flag. He cites exhaustive Philadelphia records showing the first flag was made at No. 39 Arch Street, Betsy Ross’s home.
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John Quincy Adams
American Flag House
Betsy Ross Memorial Association
Betsy Ross
Adams
Philadelphia
Arch Street
Osler Nominated Independent for Edinburgh Rector Ship
London June 2 William Osler regius professor of medicine at Oxford has been named as an Independent candidate for Edinburgh University Lord Rector. Churchill and Wyndham stand as Liberal and Conservative candidates respectively for the office.
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London
William Osler
Regius
Oxford University
Edinburgh University
Winston Spencer Churchill
Board of Trade
George Wyndham
Ireland
Transatlantic Travellers Depart Today for Europe
Passengers listed for today's departure include the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse bound for Bremen among a party that also features Mr and Mrs George A Pr and EK Dene Crawley B Lyman Mr and Mrs Henry Mrs J OP Neill Earle Mr and Mrs freudierie Creme Mr and Mrs Stanley Morwell timer and the Rev B C Acheson. Yesterday's arrivals include the Minneapolis from London with Colonel and Mrs George J Morehouse D H Keefer Andrews Colonel William Brust Sir Raymond Menendam and others.
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Europe
Bremen
George A
Dene Crawley
B. Lyman
Henry
J. OP Neill Earle
Ami
Freudierie Creme
Stanley Morwell Timer
B. C. Acheson
Abross
Minneapolis
London
George
J. Morehouse
D. H. Keefer
Andrews
William Brust
Raymond Menendam
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Fukumen
Philadelphia Ledger
England
London Daily Mail
Eben
Washington Star
Committee of Founders
Stars and Stripes
Baltimore Sun
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
John Pickersgill
Pratt and Albemarle Streets
Sarge
Chicago
Old World
France
Globe
Donizetti
Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers
Lucia
Linda
Don Pasquale
Favorita
Sophocles
Shakespeare
Racine
Moliére
Dolly
Grandma
Barker
Chicago News
Richard Wagner
Neue Hkundschau
Wagner
Dresden
Freiherr von Luttichau
NEW York Society
Franklin Bartlett
William ©. Bartlett
Frederic Cromwell
May
Isabella May
John J. Emery
Town
Charles Lanier
Charles de Loosey Oelrichs
West Forty-seventh Street
Oelrichs
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Marjory Turnbull
Frank Turnbull
Charles M. Oelrichs
Dorothy Whitney
Continent
W. B. Dinsmore
Tuxedo
Austen Gray
Benjamin Welles
Islip
Parsons
Rye
Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin
New Rochelle
Sidney ©. Love
Jennings
Samuel F. Barger
Port
Edward J Berwind
Torrey
Newport Clambake Club
James J. van Alen
Edward J. Berwind
John R. Drexel
Ambassador O'Brien
M. DE Lapparent
Ambassador Hill
Miss Gould
Berkshires
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Boston Herald
Vermont
Colonel Watterson
Sanger
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