Comedy in Italian on the Stage at Gowanus
A vivid account of the Teatro Internationale d Apollo at Gowanus with Signor Piau and company performing a Italian farce. The reviewer details clashing audiences, stagecraft, miscast lovers, Pancrazio and Teresina, interruptions by sailors, and the manager’s quarrels as the curtain falls.
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Gowanus
Teatro Instructionale d’Apollo
Sporche Gente
Teatro Internationale d’Apollo
Rossi
Campanini
Brindisi
Patti
Signor Piau
International Theatre of Apollo
Manhattan
Fauteuil
Amsterdam
Jstagé
Signor Plau
Miss Terry
Sir Henry Irving
Pancrazio
Giovanetto
America
PBS
Roberto
Signor Piuu
Casta Colomba
Annette Dove
Castita
Yoiel
Lazzaroni
Teresina
Nelson
Missing pages do not affect a book's status in tax ruling
Judge Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court rejects the Board of Appraisers view on missing pages in a copyrighted work. The Macmillan Company argued for simultaneous American and English publication of Cleland and Mackay's Anatomy. The court holds the book remains a book despite missing pages, reversing the appraisal board.
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Lacombe
United States Circuit Court of Importance
Macmillan Company
Publishers
Board of Appraisers
Cleland and Mackay
America
Macmillan
England
Board of
Annraisers
Mayor meets nurses at hospital grounds on island
The mayor and aides attended the twenty seventh annual commencement of the New York City Training School for Nurses on Blackwell's Island. Miss Mary Gilmour led the ceremony with graduates receiving diplomas and pledges, while Mayor Low urged a life of service and noted progress from the 1877 founding.
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Blackwell’s Island
New York City
Low
Homer Folks
Fornes
Board of Aldermen
Cadwalader Jones
Smith Ely
Folks
Mayor Low
Charities Department
New York
Dr. Peck
Father McMahon
Jones
Elizabeth Morgan Hall
H-Ada DeAnne Davis
Effie D. Hamilton
Elizabeth J. Roycroft
Anne M. Lyons
Mary FE
Birmingham
Louise Winne
Henrietta M. Lyons
Emma Frances Giblyn
Mary E. MacEwen
Bertha M. Frazier
Agnes G. Queenen
Selina A. Weigel
Anna M. Wade
Estelle Beardslee
Theresa Dunn
Isabelle BR. Walker
Helen M. Sheehan
Hannah Green
M. M. Abbott
Elizabeth Gregg
Edna Blanche Kline
Elizabth Farrell
Ada Creed Lynch
Annie J. Robinson
S. Matilda Wescoat
Edith ¥. D. Smith
Miss Wolff
Miss Queenen
Barbour
Jervis
Engineer killed by Boston express at Bedford Park station
Thomas Rose 24 an engineer with Rogers Peet & Co. was killed instantly at Bedford Park station while running to catch a 6 48 local train. He lived at 3216 Hull Avenue with his family. The spur near Jerome Park was used as a shortcut by commuters.
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Thomas §. Rose
Rogers, Peet & Co
Broadway
Thirty-second Street
Boston
Bedford Park
Hull Avenue
William F. Jose
Old Jerome Park
Wilson
Bronx Park
Rose
J. B. Bonners
Express
Dictrint
English consols debate and banker's caution in panic
A New York letter discusses E A Bradford on English consols as a liquid asset. The writer argues bankers prefer bills of exchange on London for panic readiness and cautions private investors against relying on consols, urging New York banks to favor first class bills of exchange.
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New York Times
E. A. Bradford
Wall Street
New York
London
Bradford
Bank of England
Europe
Economist of
Lord Revelstoke
Baring Brothers & Co.,,Limited
F. J. Jenner
England Neutrality in Civil War Sparks American Debate
George F. Shrady Jr writes to The New York Times disputing the idea that England favored the Union in the Civil War. He cites historian Lecky and Bryant to argue England aided the Confederacy through blockade runners and shipyards, naming vessels like the Florida Alabama and Georgia, and asserts England acted as an open foe.
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France
England
America
Sam Plimsoll
Singliand
Confederacy
Lecky
Pnough
A. Yankee
Matthew Arnold
Io. Ware
The
New York Times
Spain
A&a
States
Eople
Mr. Gladstone
Liverpool
Jefferson Davis
United States
William Culten Bryant
Bryant
Florida
Shenandoah
Sea King
Laurel
Funchal
Melbourne
Tipping Scandal in Switzerland Raises Tariff Debate
A London NYT correspondent reports Swiss hotel and travel groups fixed a tipping tariff to be posted in all venues. The convention debates whether tips go to hosts or staff, while workers warn of underpayment. An American who refused tips faced delays, rude service, and travel disruptions before capitulating.
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London
NEW York Times
Olten
Society of
Hotel Proprietors
Society of Commercial Travelers
Switzerland
The Late Mrs D M P Read of Paris
Mrs Delphine Marie Pumpelly Read died in Paris after a life in Albany Owego and Athens. She married Col John Meredith Read in 1859 and was famed for social tact at courts in Paris and Athens. Her husband led Wide Awake politics and she hosted Gens Grant Sherman Sheridan and other leaders. Her son offered to fund a Spanish American War regiment but was declined.
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Delphine Marie Pumpelly Read
Paris
France
Owego
Tioga County
Albany
Harmon Pompelly
Jean Pompille
Avignon
John R. Drake
Congress
Read
Gen. Grant
Col. Read
Louis Napoleon
Germany
Greece
Spain
Church Services Today with Lists of Ministers
A digest of Baptist, Congregational, Lutheran, Episcopal and other church services listing ministers and their appointed times at locations across Manhattan including Calvary West 40th Street Central Park West Madison Avenue Fifth Avenue and many more with names such as Rev Dr R P Johnston Rev Dr George Lorimer Rev Frank M Goodchild and Rev Dr William C Bitting. The notices show 11 and 4 50 times and multiple churches for Sunday worship.
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Calvary
West Sith St
Hk. S. MacArthur
Central
Broadway
Frank M. Goodchild
46Th St
Madison Avenue
Cor
List
George C. Lorimer
Anuds. Memorial
Washington Squire South
Methodist Episcopal
GRACE
14Th St
Columbus
Amsterdam
Civs
Louis Albert Banks
17Th St
Fairchild
60Th St
Walace MacMullen
Mariners’ Temple
Oliver St
Robert Bagnell
Ar Chat‘Murray
Brick
Shepherd Knapp
Davis
Harlem
Madison Av
125Th St
Daniel Russell, Jr
S—Lenox
St. Av
Thomas W. Smith
Eorlier
Titl St
Howard Agnew Johnson
Madison Square
24Th St
First Reformed Church
12Th St
Sth
ith _ivs
James H. Hoadley
University Place
George Alexander
West
Fth
Anthony H. Evans
Protestant Episcopal
All Souls
Madison Ay
Albert E. Bentley
Walter E. Bentley
Christ
ST. Esprit
Aene Wittmeyer
ST. Mary ‘Che Virgin
Wits
Zion and ST. Timothy
West Hith
Rushton
J.N. Cockroft
Fifth Avenue
48Th St
Donald Sage Mackay
57Th St
Abbott E. Kittredge
Marble
29Th St
David James Burrell
Second Avenue
7Th St
John G Fagg
58Th St
Roderick Terry
West End Avenue
Henry Evertson Cobb
Great Dane's 30 Foot Roof Leap Amazes Manhatten
Otto Smith of Manhattan Avenue and Colyer Street Greenpoint recalls his Great Dane leaping from the roof on Decoration Day to reach his master's yard. The 30 foot fall to an extension and then to the yard ended without a scratch as the dog reached the boy and licked his hand. Neighbors watched as the frightened animal avoided drums and fell to safety.
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Otto Smith
Manhattan Avenue
Colyer Street
Greenpoint
McManus Day A Success In Central Park Parade
McManus Day drew 4000 youths in Central Park with Thomas J. McManus in charge aided by his mother. The parade started Forty-ninth Street near Ninth Avenue led by King Reuben Cameron and Queen Cecilia Kil grew. Food and festivities filled the day as games and dances surrounded a long parade and the May procession returned home.
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McManus
Central Park
Fifteenth District
Thomas J. McManus
Forty-ninth Street
Ninth Avenue
Reuben Cameron
Cecilia Kilgrew
Mr. McManus
T. J
Tom
Maven
King and Queen
Marguerite Godby
Elizabeth Fath
New Italian Liner Umbria Due Here Today
The Umbria, a 6500 ton Navigazione Generale Italiana steamship, left Naples May 21 on its maiden voyage to America and is due to arrive today. Capt Barabino commands. It will leave June 17 for Naples and Genoa after public inspection at the Fra Telli Orlando yard.
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Umbria
Royal Mail
Navigazione Generale
Iana
Barabino
Naples
America
Genoa
Leghorn
Fratelli Orlando
Lombardia
Hirzel, Feltman & Co
New York Municipal Courts Law Text by Langbein duo
Publication details a new textbook on the law and practice of New York City municipal courts under the Greater New York act. George F. and J. C. Julius Langbein author the work, with sections on borough boundaries districts wards amendments and court decisions plus forms and an index.
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City of New York
Greater New York
Noak Farm
Bakes, Vuorola & Co
New York Central seeks city aid to enlarge yards
President W H Newman of the New York Central Railroad asks Mayor Low for cooperation to modify the Grand Central Station area. Plans include closing portions of Forty-sixth to Forty-ninth Streets and Park Avenue to expand the surface yard to relieve congestion in the Park Avenue tunnel. The company cites over $2 million already spent on land and structures and says changes may be possible under existing law with city consent. Newman proposes agreements and indemnification and seeks a speedy decision from city officials.
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W. H. Newman
New York—Central Railroad Company
Low
Cty
Park Avenue Tunnel
Grand Central
Forty-sixth
Forty-seventh
Forty Eighth
Forty-ninth Streets
Park Avenue
Forty-second
Madison and
Lexington Avenues
Rairoad Company
Forty-ninth
Fiftieth Streets
Fiftieth
Fifty-sixth Streets
Railrod Company
Eit
Providence Line Service Resumed For Summer Season
Providence Line service will resume for the summer season starting tomorrow. The steamers Plymouth and Connecticut will sail from Pier 13 Worth River, foot of Murray Street, daily except Monday, at 1 P.M.
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Providence
Plymouth
Connecticut
Worth River
Murray Street
OP. M
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Lucy M. Moore
Luella May Olin
Helen Grant Frunt
Jean G. Dawson
Mary Katharine Wol
Eliza Dabney Minor
Alice White Flint
Emma E. Haskew
Mary Martha Hough
Elizabeth S. Weyer
Victoria G. Brannan
Helen M. Radell
Boston Express
George F. Shrady, Jr
D. M. P. Read
Col
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Tith St
H. A. Stimson
S. Tabernacle
Mendelssohn Hall
West 40Th St
Lutheran
Holy Trinity
West 67Th St
Armand Miller
ST. James’s. Madison
Remensnyder
People's
E. A. Dent
Saviola
Stu
Madison
Sumner Stone
Seventh Street
John R. Henry
St. Paul's
West End
Stith
George P. Eckman
Washington
S@UARE
West -Dth St
Nearth Av
John J. Reed
Presbyterian
Unitarian
4Th Av
Wth St
Thomas R. Slicer
Lenox Avenue
NEW York Central
Newman
Providence Line