President sends vital bills message to Congress March 25
The President sent a special message outlining administration bills deemed vital and urging early enactment. Secretary Wilson introduced the new advisory board on pure foods. White House callers included top officials and legislators, with travel plans noted for the Treasury Secretary and his two sons over Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Advisory Board
Pure Foods
White House
Bonaparte
William Alden Hemenway
Burkett
Townsend
Mann
Mattorney Smith
Burrows
Gamble
McCreary
Den
Sulloway
Jenkins
Allen
Foster
The Squaw Man at Academy of Music and Vaudeville Lineup
Amusements page lists diverse performances from The Squaw Man at Academy of Music to vaudeville acts at Immense venues. Notable entries include Miss Hook of Holland at Colonial and The Merry Widow at Amsterdam.
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Academy OF Music
Alkambra
Carnegie ‘Ceum
Carnegie Hall
Casino
Colonial
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly's
Clee
Orid
Empire
Garden
Marta
Garrick
Aschermittwoch
Hackett
Hammerstein
Vaudevile
UARE
Herald So Hippodrome
Atile
Port Arthur
Hudson—S
KNIT
New York
Lenox Lyceum
ARTY
Polly
Circus
Lyceum
LYRIC
Lori Dundreary
Madison Square Garden
Bandenna Land Litan
Fidelio
Amsterdam
X Circle
Lonesome Town
T. Nicholas Rink
Ant
Wallace
Dar. Veace Music Hall
Merry
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Officers Listed
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the newspaper. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Office address is the Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nessau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress News Leads Morning Washout on Currency Bill
Senate amendments to the currency bill dominated proceedings while the House pursued the agricultural appropriation bill. International notes include Haiti dispatches, a London assault conviction for Dr. Stanton Coit, and warnings of instability in Peking and Europe. Domestic items cover censuring Shanghai Judge Wilfley, German ambassador talks, Albany anti gambling measures, and city updates on stocks, Hall death, and a Carnegie-related burglary. Weather forecast fair and warmer with yesterday’s highs at 45 and lows at 29.
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Congress
Senate
House
Haiti
Marietta
Paducah
Republic
Port-au-Prince
Stanton Coit
London
Peking
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
William
Venice
Victor Emanuel
House Committee
Wilfley
Shanghai
State Department
Washington
Germany
David Jayne Hill
United States
Berlin
la Question Sociale
Paterson
N. J
Albany
Raines
Agnew
Grady
New York
de Groot
Queens
Brewers
Assembly Committee On Excise
Gray
Ww. R. Hearst
Independence League
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Union Theological Seminary
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Andrew Carnegie
Greenwich
Walter F. Baker
Boston
Haffen
Pasquale
Salvatore Pati
Italians In New York Face Black Hand Threats Bloodless Cowardice Debate
A dramatic discussion cites a spate of Black Hand incidents in Manhattan's Italian quarter. Bankers Pasquale Pati and Santo Maratibo suffered threats and violence. others fled or refused to testify. The piece questions Italian reactions and calls for collective defense against extortion.
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Manhattan
Marlen
Pasquale Pati
Santo Maratibo
Mary
Armenian merchants lead in organizing against Hunjackists
The author contrasts Armenian traders with Italians in facing extortion. Armenians quickly formed a defence fund and organized against Hunjackists, while Italian merchants lagged, failing to unite or mobilize despite years of persecution. The piece criticizes Italian character as defectively timid rather than cowardly.
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New York
President Roosevelt urges quick tariff and law fixes in Congress
The President urges Congress to act beyond a tariff revamp and supports revising the Dingley law after March 1909. He calls for remolded liability, updated injunction rules, wood pulp free listing with caution, and swift antitrust clarifications to curb harmful combinations.
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Roosevelt
Congress
The
Tribune
Supreme Court
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Canada
Aldrich
Fowler
District of Columbia
Washington
Liberal loss in Peckham signals shift in English by elections
The by election at Peckham produced a Conservative majority of 2494, flipping a Liberal 2339 margin. The London contest centered on Mr Asquith's new license bill, testing his leadership as acting Prime Minister and outlining fears over property rights amid temperance debates.
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England
Liberal
Peckham
London
Mr. Asquith
British electorate wary of socialist influences in license debate
The piece argues public sensitivity to individual freedom and distrust of measures seen as socialist. It notes rising opposition votes, tariff reform signals, and a strong revolt against socialism, urging electors to reject measures with suspected socialist tendencies.
Anti gambling bill hinges on Senate votes in Albany
The anti gambling effort in Albany faces a critical Senate test after Assembly passage. With Sen Franchot dead, Grady and McCarren hold sway over eight additional votes needed to block the bill. Public sentiment must pressure hesitant senators to crumble the bookmakers opposition.
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Albany
Elinee
Assembly
Senate
Franchot
Grady
McCarren
Receivership Costs Prompt Reform for Knickerbocker Trust
The Knickerbocker Trust receivers and their counsel receive $75,000 each for four months, totaling $225,000 annually per man, prompting calls to reform state banking administration. Proposals argue a national model with deputy controllers would cut costs, as the current system appears exorbitant during bank suspensions. Strong entities include Banking Superintendent Williams and Knickerbocker Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Williams
Knickerbocker
State Banking Department
Knickerboucker
New York
The Soul of the Hottentot and the German Reichstag
A critical column examines the surrender of the Reichstag to the press as a symbol of press solidarity in emergencies. It questions whether the Hottentot has a soul and how the German press views the issue, noting the strike and ensuing uncertainty.
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Reichstag
Germany
Buncombe County
Pike
Gilgal
Centrum
Mystery of the Man in the Iron Mask Compared to Local Puzzles
A fragment compares an unnamed problem to historic mysteries like the Man in the Iron Mask and Gilgal, placing it among long standing unsolved cases alongside the tale of Ould Grouse in the Gun Room.
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Man In the
Iron Mask
Gilgal
Ould Grouse
Things You Havent Seen in New York Lecture
A Carnegie Lyceum lecture on unseen aspects of New York City drew attention to unusual nooks and characters but avoided exposing city government workings.
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Carnegie Lyceum
New York
Heat tightens life as world papers report scorched Earth
A Melbourne dated letter in a Hamburg paper describes lethal heat across Australia with 107.6F in shade and 110F heat, delaying funerals and forcing cab service for postmen. It notes widespread school closures and mass outdoor sleeping as interior conditions mirror the coast. The piece blends travel quotes and social observations from Vienna and Washington Star, including a comic note on Mars habitat arguments and a Bronx florist scene.
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Melbourne
Hamburg
Australia
Too Many Public Dinners in Boston Public Life
The Boston Advertiser decries frequent demands for leading public figures at banquets by quasi public groups. It notes governors Crane Douglas Greenhalge Guild faced pressure and consequences for refusing, arguing a high tax on public men and urging a strict line against incessant banquet demands.
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Boston Advertiser
Boston
Crane
Douglas
Greenhalge
Guild
Conference Aims to Fight Sleeping Sickness Globally
Dr Koch leads delegates at the Foreign Office talks on creating an international central bureau to collect facts and stamp out sleeping sickness. He links the disease to a specific Africa fly that feeds on crocodile blood and suggests destroying crocodile eggs to reduce the vector.
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London Daily Mall
Koch
Foreign Office
Africa
Massachusetts Flag Defined by Legislature Signoff
Acting Governor Draper signed the bill officially defining Massachusetts flag as a white field with coat of arms on one side and a blue shield with a green pine tree on the other. The act fulfills Governor Guilds long held wish to preserve the state flag by statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Draper
Commonwealth
Guild
Diplomatic Corps Socials At Washington Tea and Dinners
Mme Jusserand hosted an afternoon tea with women of the diplomatic corps and official society. An impromptu musical at the French Embassy followed dinner with Mme de Blanche presiding. Merza Ali Kulf Khan entertained, while guests included Count Hatzfeldt and General Oliver. The British and Belgian circles held dinners for visiting dignitaries including Mr Grosjean and Mrs Straus.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Mme. de Blanpré
Count Hatzfeldt
Mias Marion Oliver
Robert Shaw Oliver
Merza Ali-Kulf Khan
George Young
Baroness Moncheur
Grosjean
Brussels
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Washington Society Tableaux Mystify Guests at Belasco
Mystery surrounds April 2 and 3 tableaus at the Belasco with unidentifiable figures. Baroness Moncheur and diplomatic corps women rehearse under artist Frank G. Miller who handles costumes as Marine and Engineer Bands provide music for two performances benefiting Red Cross Day Camp and Diet Kitchen.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Belasco
Baroness Moncheur
Diplomatic Corps
Frank G. Miller
Marine
Red Cross
Roosevelt
William Sheffield Cowles
John S. Newberry
Detroit
Yale Lends $7 000 for Student Aid Shift
Yale University outlines a new loan system replacing gratuity aid. A $7,000 loan allotment for the coming year funds academic and Scientific School students, with loans repayable after five years and possible interest at maturity. The loan fund grows from $16,000 repayments and may be redirected to general funds if new gifts arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale University
Movement to Erect Hamilton Memorial Advances at Willard
Washington meeting of the Alexander Hamilton National Memorial Association drew several hundred attendees. Justice Harlan presided as a Partridge bust of Hamilton was shown. remarks came from Justices Harlan and Brewer, Senators Beveridge and Brown, and Representative Bourke Cochran. Francis Collins reported strong contributions and letters of support. A vigorous subscription drive was approved with a Congress bill expected to seek Treasury funding for a fitting monument next year.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Willard Hotel
Justice Harlan
Alexander Hamilton National Memorial Association
Harlan and Brewer
Supreme Court
Beveridge
Brown
Bourke Cochran
Francis Collins
Memorial Association
Congress
Treasury
Vegetarianism Not Cited In Colonel Laurence Recovery
The family of Colonel Frederic N. Laurence, recovering from pneumonia at his Crassic apartments, credit his physician Dr. William H. Van den Burg for his improving health. They deny any link to vegetarianism and dispute a Bayside doctor's quoted claim. Dr. Harris A. Houghton says the interview misquoted him and never treated the colonel.
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Frederic N. Laurence
Crassic
William H. van den Burg
Laurence
Harris A. Houghton
Bayside
Colonel Laurence
Will of Mrs Gardiner Filed in Surrogate Court
In Mineola the will of Catherine T W Gardiner filed shows 180000 dollars in personal property and 10000 dollars in realty. Her husband receives 30000 outright plus 42000 dollars income for life with remainder to the children Emily Alfred and Catherine Gardiner who each get 40000 and one third of the residue. Martha T Willetts receives the real property and Adeline S Gardiner gets the life income from 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Mineola
Long Island
Catherine T. W. Gardiner
Manhattan
Roslyn
Emily
Alfred
Catherine Gardiner
Martha T. Willetts
Adeline S. Gardiner
Hartford jury overturns Hooker estate will in Powers appeal
In Hartford Connecticut this afternoon the Superior Court jury ruled to set aside the will of Isabella Beecher Hooker in the appeal by Mrs. Katherine Burton Powers from probate of the grandmother's will.
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Hartford
Conn
Superior Court
Katherine Burton Powers
Isabella Beecher Hooker
New York Society Hosts Dinners Before European Travel
Mrs Oliver H P Belmont hosts a Plaza dinner for her daughter the Duchess of Marlborough who sails for England the day after tomorrow. Many guests RSVP including Mr and Mrs Richard S McCreery and Lady Juliet Duff among others. Mentions of Adams and Astors planning Europe and Newport visits, plus social moves of Choate, Morgan, and Beechwood preparations.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
Duchess of Marlborough
England
Richard S. McCreery
Robin G. ¥. Duff
Juliet Duff
Countess de Grey
Violet Vivian
Lord Vivian
Queen Alexandra
Sartell Prentice
Europe
Adriatic
Social notes from Newport
Newport telegraph report notes Mrs Charles deL Tichs and daughter Miss Blanche Devlricha with Mrs William Alexander and Miss Alexander leaving for New York from Muenchinger King Cottage. Mr and Mrs George L Rives expected in Newport to arrange spring opening. James A Swan returned this evening from New York.
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Tribune
Newport
R. J
Charles 4
del Tichs
Blanche Devlricha
William Alexander
Alexander
Muenchinger King Cottage
New York
George L. Rives
James A. Swan
King Victor Emmanuel Hosts Emperor William in Venice
Emperor William of Germany arrives in Venice with Empress and entourage. King Victor Emmanuel greets the visitors with Signor Tittoni and Venice’s authorities. Queen Helena remains in Rome amid a mild illness in the crown prince. The royal luncheon occurs at the Royal Palace and a later dinner on board the Hohenzollern as lagoons glow.
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Venice
William
Germany
Prince August
Victoria
Berlin
Victor Emmanuel
Signor Tittoni
Helena
Rome
Royal
Hohenzollern
Ambassador Reid Attends Basque Festival in Sare France
Whitelaw Reid the American Ambassador to Great Britain attended the Basque festival in Sare France in honor of King Edward. The king, staying at Biarritz, could not attend because of a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sare
France
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Edward
Biarritz
Ambassador White Entertains Diplomats in Paris Dinner
The American Ambassador Henry White and Mrs White hosted a dinner in Paris for diplomats and officials. Guests included the Spanish and Russian ambassadors the Minister of Agriculture M Ruawu the Dowager Duchess of Westminster and Mr and Mrs W and Vanderbilt.
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Paris
Henry White
Wedding of Miss Mary Condon and William Gardner Abbot
Miss Mary Aloysia Condon daughter of the late Lawrence R. Condon and William Gardner Abbot of New York City were married yesterday morning at St Marys Church Yonkers by Rev Charles R Corley. Best man was Charles Kempton Abbot. Owing to a recent death only immediate relatives attended. Buffalo March Mrs James Samuel Wadesworth wed H D Colt at Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Richard Ear Locke. The ceremony joined two prominent families in the Genesee Valley.
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Mary Aloysia Condon
Lawrence R. Condon
William Gardner Abbot
New York City
St. Mary's Church
Yonkers
Charles R. Corley
Charles Kempton Abbot
Buffalo
James Samuel Wadesworth
H. D. Colt
Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Richard Ear Locke
Cermany
Genesee Valley
Prince and Princess of Wales Trip to Cologne and Paris
The Prince and Princess of Wales left London for Cologne where the Prince will inspect the Prussian Hussars as honorary colonel. They will then visit Darmstadt and Paris after Cologne.
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Prince OF Wales
London
Prince
Princess of Wales
Cologne
Darmstadt
Paris
J P Morgan in Italy Dinner with Italian Envoys
In Rome on March 25 J P Morgan attended a dinner hosted by ambassador Lloyd C Griscom. Attendees included Bishop C H Brent of the Philippines and others. Morgan will be received by King Victor Emmanuel on his return from Venice.
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Rome
J. P. Morgan
Lloyd C. Griscom
Can
C. H. Brent
Epi
Philippines
W. B. Cutting
York
Carolus Duran
Mr. Griscom
Mr. Morgan
Victor Emmanuel
Venice
Senator Tillman Improves Slowly in Illness
Columbia March dispatch reports Senator Tillman showing slow improvement after illness. He has been upright only once since onset and doctors say he needs a full rest. Physicians state he will not return to Washington this session.
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Tillman
Columbia
S. C
Trenton
Wasp
Transatlantic Travellers Include Notable Names
Passengers sailing today to Liverpool and Naples include Cedric and Mrs Alert G. Lady Punlon, Mr and Mrs F P hs oP welt and Mrs Duncan W P 2 tame Campbell, R W Bennett, Mrs Gordon Chambers, Rev J T Rodier, Mrs F Pickens, Mrs G P Thompson, H W Hillier and others. Yesterday arrivals list Elwin H and Mrs Winecvel Brown, G D Adams, Simon Lake, James A Caldwell, A G Conant and more.
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Cedric
Liverpool
Alert G
Punlon
F. P. Hs
Duncan
Tame Campbell
R. W. Bennett
Verry LA Tourains
Hawes
Gordon Chambers
EP. Utman
J. T. Rodier
F. Pickens
G. P. Thompson
Pannonia
Naples
MH. W. Hillier
George Barne
C. E Collins
Warwick
Kaiser Wilhelm
Sremen
Elwin H
Winecvel Brown
Baird
G. D. Adams
Simon Lake
James A. Caldwell
Willis Hamburg
Lees Nafles
A. G. Conant
F. Beg
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Henry May
Ocean Steamersaas
Netw York Daily Tribune
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Thomas M. Bell
Charles A. Towne
Bell
Mr. Towne
Charles F. Murphy
Minnesota
Tammany Statesman
Nick” Muller
Staten Island
C. J. McCormack
Corea
Truman J. Backus
Packer Institute
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Inquirer
Vienna
Archduke Max
Count Wurmbrand
Mars
Popular Scientist
Washington Star
Bronx
Louisville Courier-Journal
Massachusetts
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
YALE
Hamilton Memorial
Association
F. N. Laurence
C. T. W. Gardiner
NEW York Society
Joseph H. Choate
Edwin V. Morgan
United States Legation
Havana
John Jacob Astor
Beechwood
Mrs. Astor
William Astor
Town
Jamaica
Evelyn van Wart
Frederick Townsend Martin
Palm Beach
Plaza
Howard Townsend Martin
Serena Rhinelander
Washin Square North
Santee
Gotham
Virginia Hot Springs
Arthur Murray Dodge
East 33Th Street
Sewing Dang
Willam Manice
East 63d Street
James Speyer
Temain
King Victor
Kaiser
Prince III
Ambassador Reid
Ambassador White
Italy
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