Amusements and Acts at the Academy of Music and Venues
A local amusements listing highlights acts at the Academy of Music including Quiter A¢ame Sanzer and Berne Sis Tse Music Snecer. Also notes performances at Brighton Beach, vaudeville at Hammerstein and Ringling style shows at the Rollicking TIPPODROME, plus concerts and circus events across the New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Quiter
Resambra
Berne
Sis Tse Music
Brighton Beach
Larne
Bostock
Susanne Hammerstein
Fenkee Circus
Rutgers Ison
Naval war tolls and political shifts fill foreign and domestic pages
Tokyo reports Japanese losses in a naval battle amounting to three boats and about two hundred men. Admiral Rozhestvensky is seriously wounded and Admiral Voelkernaam is believed dead. Russian forces in various locations clash with mobs, while diplomats discuss ceasefire hopes. Paris Opera incident, Duchess of Westminster robbery, and cabinet reshuffles also feature. In domestic news, battles over immigration, rail and subway plans, labors near riots, and weather notes round out the day.
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Omte
Tokio
Rojestvensky
Sasebo
Voelkersaam
Fies
Mgirikere
Lods
Unmeasui
Genvusietyd
France
Germany
Paris Opera
Alfonso
Loubet
Duchess of ‘Westminster
Asenest
Charles J. Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Navy
Paul Morton
Soo
George
Lorens
William G. Crawford
Tsiand
Department of Commerce and Labor
Gunnison
Imine
Philadelgh
Breaver
Chicago
Albany
Higgins
Michigan
Lake Mohork
Albment Art Gallery
Buffalo
Mary Ringers
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Frick Committee
Ful Morton
T. F. Ryan
Metropolitan
Robert & MacArthur
Sppeer
Examiner
Defendementio Prexeteller
Critcise
Theatrical Trust
James
Metcalfe
Hudson and Houston Sts
Bankera
2D-Ave
Adeve
Hejid
Seater Damrasch
Mospective Union
Herry S. Black
Tur Tawune mail subscriptions available nationwide
Readers leaving the city can have Tur Tawune mailed to any address in the country or abroad with address changes allowed. Subscriptions may be given to your regular dealer before leaving or handed in at Tae Trwunz office. See opposite page for subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Trwunz
The Same Old Party Revisited in Massachusetts
A 19th century critique notes the Democratic Party’s long record of blunders and heresies. It discusses Massachusetts Governor-elect Douglas, his decisive 1935 victory margin, and the friction with Democratic managers who deny him renomination despite his economical, stable administration.
Massachusetts Governor Douglas Retirement Sparks Democratic Clash
The piece notes a unanimous feeling against Governor Douglas leading to his retirement after declining to run again. It portrays the Democratic machine as glad to be rid of him, preferring any defeat with other candidates over victory with Douglas. It cites The Springfield Republican support for Douglas and criticizes party leaders for pro-slavery spoils politics and progressive stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Springfield
Govdernment
Tisquest
Massachusetts
Did Togo Use Submarines In the Battle of Coren Strait
The article questions whether Japanese submarines influenced Togo’s victory in Coren Strait, noting submarines’ uncertain role and speed limits. It weighs submarine use against destroyers, cites Admiral Dewey’s view on submarines, and argues torpedo boats supplement but do not replace cruisers or battleships.
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Togo
Coren Strait
Japan
Sunic
Tsu Islands
Rosestvensky
Toso
Admiral Dewey
Cerrera
Santiago
Sampson
Rojestvensky
The Portland Fair Opens In Portland Oregon
The Lewis and Clark Exposition opens in Portland and is seen as a worthy enterprise not a true world fair. It gains national and international interest due to growing reading on the Lewis and Clark expedition and Jefferson’s broader vision.
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Portland
Ore
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Paris
Tribune
Louisiana Purchase
Jefferson
Poignant praise for Oregon and Pacific Coast fair heritage
The text extols the Oregon expedition and its impact on U S territorial claims and national prestige. It links the expedition to continental expansion, the end of Russian monopoly on the ocean, and the readiness of a centennial Portland fair to celebrate its theme with broad national support and patriotic optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Louisiana
United States
Portland
Pacific Coast
New York Welcomes Secretary Morton For Transit Role
The article argues that New York accepts outsiders and will warmly welcome Secretary Morton as he retires from the Cabinet in July. It notes his citywide duties in managing major transportation systems and predicts his success in applying his talents to local transit challenges for the benefit of New Yorkers.
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NEW
Morton
Pmblia
Aittle
Frank
Russia's inner call for reform amid disaster
The Russian press voices hope for change after defeats, urging education good government and freedom over继续 despotism. Editors argue the people, not the government, must triumph and predict a future where reform leads to redemption despite ongoing misrule and catastrophe.
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Russia
Togo
Gyama
Congress
Listok
Gotha
Rome
Gustavus
Drake
Moltke
Rusia
Nog
Kuroki
Hall of Records repairs spark long criticized delays
The piece rails at spending half a million on unfinished Hall of Records alterations. It questions the architects and city officials for two years of delays, arguing departments should have guided room layouts earlier and that private builders would consult occupants before finishing.
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Hall of Records
McClellan
Horgan & Slattery
Thomas
van Wyck
Horgen & Slattery
Low
Contention Over City Hall Adjustments And Celluloid Debate
The piece critiques costly city hall renovations and delayed use of the Hall of Records, notes the dismissal of Captain Clado from the Russian navy amid press bans, and discusses celluloid safety doubts by Chandler and Munroe. It also mentions a Broome Street fire injuring firemen, regulatory questions on cinematographs, rising naval losses versus victors, and the New York census beginning with reflections on population significance and pride. Hamburg and Valhalla race results are also noted for global context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Hamburg
White House hosts naval attaché Takeshita visit
President Roosevelt received Commander Takeshita of Japan’s naval attaché corps at the White House. Secretary Morton and experts discussed naval program aims including torpedo boats and submarine lines. Several callers, including Attorney General Moody and Commissioner Garjeid, also met the President. Many weddings announced with notable unions and travel plans as season couples prepare for summer abroad.
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White House
Twnos
Fuzrenm Borrals
Washington
May S
Roosevelt
Isam Takeshita
Takeshita
Morton
Tex-Benator Chandler
New Hampshire
Reas
Chandier
Iren
Moody
Cosamistoner Garjeid
Tratter Pearing
Navy Secretary to resign cabinet post and move to New York
The Secretary of the Navy plans to retire in a month and will leave his Washington house to reside in New York. Mrs. and Miss Morton will also depart Washington for a continental travel sit in New York on June 0.
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Juno the Tribune
Bombac
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
New York
Mia
Miss Morton
Diplomatic corps guests and travel plans at Washington
May 31 in Washington reports a gathering with the German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg as they plan summer travel including Deer Park. Attendees include naval attaché of the French Embassy, Viscountess de Faramond, and several German officials. M Haventth arrives as chargé d'affaires. ministers and baronesses depart for Old World travel. The Chinese Minister takes a cottage at Amherst for summer. Powell Clayton resigns from diplomacy. Helmke will act as ambassador until Conger arrives.
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Enum Tre Tribeae
Washington
Baroness von Sternburg
Tunoheon
Deer Park
Viscountess de Faramond
Finbasny
Europe
C. C. Glover
State Department
Helmke
Conger
Divorce for Mrs Black links to U S Realty boss
A court in White Plains granted an interloxatory divorce judgment to Sire Allen F. Black from his wife Mary Black, president of the United States Realty and Construction Company. Proceedings were conducted largely in secrecy with documents stored by the county clerk. future steps await further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
Keogh
Sire
Allen F. Black
S. Black
United States Realty and Construction Company
White Plains
Leslie Sutherland
Dantel. Cabalon
Manhattan
Ding
Black
Tate
George A. Fuller
Fuller Construction Company
Wall Street
Chicago
Notes of the Stage at American Theatre season close
George Fawcett plans to close his season at the American Theatre next Saturday night and may lease a nearby Broadway theatre for a stock company next fall with Miss Bertha Kalich and Miss Percy Haswell joining. Broadway could see a summer concert series with Berlin and Letpaic tone, a capable orchestra, and a conductor linked to American church music. Damrosch concerts on the New-York Theatre roof headline the week with Wagner pieces and operatic numbers. Lee Shubert arrived, grieving his brother's death, needing rest for his business duties. Captain J W Miller of the Naval Brigade of New York State was feted at the University Club with a dress sword and belt presented.
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George Fawcett
New York
Broadway
Bertha Kalich
Percy Haswell
Miss Kalich
Loudon G. Chariton
Offea
Berlin
Letpaic
Mr. Warren
Damrosch
New-York Theatre
Demrosch
J. W. Miller
Jacob W. Miller
Naval Frigade
New York State
University Club
Miller
John G. Agar
W. B. Dunson, Jr
Robert P. Foreshew
Wiliam B. Franklin
Alfred Brooks Fry
William
Fairbanks in Portland as Exposition Opens
Vice President Pairbanks and accompanying congressmen arrived in Portland to attend the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition opening. They were greeted at Union Station by President Goode and local officials, with a cavalry escort and mounted band. The party toured the exposition grounds and later dined with the Goodes before returning to their hotel.
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Portland
Ore
Pairbacks
Party of Congression
Partic Pate
Union Biatios
H. W. Goode
Effinnss
4Th United States Cavalry
Pairtanks
MR HAY QUIET VISIT AT PARIS AMID HEALTH RESTRICTIONS
Secretary Hay remains in Paris under a strict health regimen and avoids official calls. He receives intimate visitors and limited social contacts while in Europe, with no public statements planned during his stay in Paris or London.
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MR Hay
Paris
Hay
America
Roe Start
Bisscthoriey
Goss
London
Pope Gift to Duchess Cecilia and other headlines
May 21 dispatches report the Pope sending a morale gift and greeting letter to Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin and a felicitation to Emperor William. Other items note gifts to colleges in Virginia and North Carolina, a scholarship for Miss Alice Ruggles, and transatlantic travel arrivals and names aboard ships including La Lorraine and Kaiser Wilhelm der Gro?ne.
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Cecilia
Rome
Cecilia of
Buffalo
Beaton
Alice Ruggles
Butta
Helen Hamblen
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Gowan Seamer
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Plu
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China
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Dalrymple
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Sichitago Chronicle
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Mann
Cap
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Zoy
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C. F. Chandler
Charles E. Munroe
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Strait of
Corea
New-York Society
Fem & Soctid
Assal Piaipe
Georgiana Wimerding
No LO Eastothe
John Meteo Ellaworth
Browe Phelps
Drie
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Bishop Greer
Mise Yen Lawrence
David H. Yayior
Bartholomew's Church
the Key
Selahton Parks
Mise Mabel Letteria Jonen
Mise Inabel Cary
Jane Blackwell
Misa Dorothy Corbtern
Mas Bulelic ‘Matthewa
Mise Adviaste Hugereen
Mies Frances Bingham
Miew Gertrude Enstes
William Taylor
Arthur L Taylor
Edward J. Otherwen
F. Raymond Bossange
Joseph Stes
Louie G. Smith
Augustus Barnard
Herbert & Lawrence
Cerestay
Lee Medison
Besse
Frank Lawrence
Lotos Club
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Harry Victor Schieran
we-Slayer
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William ‘Let
Percy Fyne
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Francis Carley
Drite
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A. Gorter Norrie
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Richart Wainwright
Chauncey MeiKeyver
George H. McCiefian
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Zeeland
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Baro Moschour
Belgium
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Ganghter
Mexico
Powell Clayton
Jortan Ia Mott
Huebass
the Diplomatic Corpl
Mrs. Black
U. S. Realty and Construction Company
Freed
Mr. Fawcett
Wagner David
Ceceeess
Wagner
Lncal
Syphephera
Peason Chauncey Olcott
Theodore Burt Sayre
Edmund Jurke
Lee Shubert
Oceania
MR. Fairbanks
Richmond
Itamburg
Margaret Crewate
Ant Aire A
Gay
la Lorraine
Irving Beor
Moa
W. B
Coven
Cametta
Mr. Jand
Rowand Ac
Gaorae Bette Fuse
Walter J
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