The Vanderbilt Cup At Broadway and World in Wax
Amusements listings show venues across Manhattan with showtimes and acts. Notable highlights include Romeo and Juliet at Academy of Music, The Girl of the Golden West at Belasco, Peter Pan at Pire, and The Embarrassment of Riches at Wallace's, all scheduled in the afternoon and evening blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Belasco
Eljiou—S
Music Maeter Broadway
Casino
Sland—Thompson
Dun
Greater Lane Park
Dreamland
Lostock’s
Brighton Beach Park
EDEN
PIRE
Ammerstein
Victoria
Hippodrome
A_ Society
Joe Weber
the Jays
Harvard
Savoy
Pater
Wallace
West Exd
New York Daily Tribune Morning News Summary
Senate passes Knox immunity bill Omnibus Lighthouse bill and Military Academy bill. House filibuster delays adjournment. Foreign reports include bomb attack on Spanish royals and wedding fireworks explosion in Cienfuegos. Domestic notes cover Elkins act suits, railroad rate talks, packers report, and a July weather preview with showers and temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Crumpacker
Spain
Madrid
Cienfuegos
Douma
St. Petersburg
Professor Laughlin
Berlin
Bertha Krupp
Essen
London
England
Department of Justice
Washington
Sleeping Car and Express Company
Kankakee
Lll
Lincoln Party
Philadelphia
Albany
New York County
Pendennis White
Edwin A. Bell
Richard B. Tyman
Buffalo
Delaware
Dover
ITV
Hexves
Higgins
John D. Rockefeller
Cherbourg
Deutschland
Josephine Terranova
Black Hand Society
Maurice M. Minton
Sheehan-Herrick
Middle Broadway
Leventritt
Consolidated Gas Company
The
Tobacco Trust
Federal Grand Jury
Long Island
Long Island City
Tur Tarevne subscription notice for mail delivery
Readers about to leave the city are reminded that Tur Tarevne can be mailed to any address nationwide or abroad and be changed anytime. Subscriptions may be given at the regular dealer or submitted at The Tawune Office. See opposite page for rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawune
Public taking notice on meat inspection and food safety
The public taking notice argues for strong government action on meat inspection and food adulteration. It warns that consumers face deception without scientific aid and cites the Pure Food bill and related measures as awaiting House action amid shifting political focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Senate
House
Call for Senators to Rise Above Local Pressure
The text urges members to resist pressure from their states or districts over two measures. It emphasizes that lawmakers must prioritize the nation over local interests, distinguishing statesmanship from provincialism. It predicts greater security and public trust if they act for duty and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain
Seaside Park Hearing Urges City Beach Plan
Public hearing at City Hall at 2 PM on Seaside Park project seeks strong representation. Advocates urge an ample sandy beach near the city center, accessible and inexpensive, with no speculative site influence. They cite New York and Boston examples and urge prompt action by municipal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
New York
Boston
Lawmakers in Durance Vile
The House leadership under Samuel W. McCall once blocked a bill seen as dangerous to lawmakers immunity. The Congressional Record shows two Democratic leaders Gaines of Tennessee and Rucker of Missouri held in custody for absence without leave, provoking protests. Gaines doubted the seriousness, while Rucker called the arrest foul. The piece urges an apology and a renewed defense of legislators' prerogatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
McCall
Congressional
Williams
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
William W. Rucker
Missouri
Gaines
Rucker
Durance
Fragmented alliances haunt Europe as tariff sparks rift
The piece traces frail unions among Sweden Norway Austria Hungary and notes growing friction. It cites Gladstone on harmonious blocs, explains Hungary’s push for a distinct tariff, and details the Austrian PM’s resignation amid fears of renewed Austro Hungarian discord and distrust in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Sweden
Norway
Austria and
Hunerary
Hapsburg
Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Unnamed Ministerial Crisis Impacts On European Visit
The passage notes a ministerial crisis affecting relations with Germany and declares resentment toward the German Emperor's message to Francis Joseph regarding the Algeciras conference. It warns that the timing could be embarrassing on the eve of an upcoming visit, suggesting potential causal links between the incidents.
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Francis Joseph
Algeciras
Forest Fire Protection Lessons From Michigan Disaster
The Michigan forest fire shows the need for slash debris removal and fire patrols. Europe and Minnesota enforce debris burning by law, reducing losses. New York spent on fire wardens and foresters in 1904, with timber losses and penalties. Michigan’s recent damage highlights the value of such protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Europe
Minnesota
New York
Disturbances in Guatemala Raise Neutrality Questions
The report notes serious upheaval in Guatemala with contradictory signals about neutrality and the Salvadoran stance. It warns that insurrection may be led by former presidents, that foreign influence via alien planters is possible, and that such actors risk losing protection if trouble arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Salvador
Cabrera
Irish Patriot Michael Davitt Remembered For Selfless Zeal
An obituary praising Michael Davitt as a true Irish patriot and selfless reformer. The piece notes his unselfish dedication to Ireland, his role as a leader in the nationalist cause, his imprisonment, and his willingness to join with Gladstone for Ireland’s sake. It frames his moral stance, intellect, and oratorical power, while acknowledging faults and complex politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davitt
O'Connell
Pelf
Ireland
Mr. Gladstone
A Wrong Use of Wood Alcohol
A North Port Long Island incident illustrates the dangers of wood alcohol sold without poison labeling. The article argues the druggist bore moral and legal responsibility for not warning customers, noting the deaths, injuries, and severe illness that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northport
Long Island
Denatured spirits and wood alcohol dangers warned
The article warns of dangerous wood alcohol misuse and ignorance about the two fluids. It notes deaths and vision loss from wood alcohol, discusses tax changes and the rise of denatured grain alcohol in Europe and proposes marking denatured products to deter consumption.
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Germany
England
Meat industry center eyed as Spotless Town debate grows
A rising sentiment in the nation favors shifting the meat industry’s center to Spotless Town amid concerns about cleanliness and public health. Proponents argue the move could improve standards, while opponents warn of logistical and economic impacts on existing facilities and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Diplomas and debates mark tense commencement season
The piece notes disputes and threatened strikes over withheld diplomas, arguing withheld degrees punish honest students while highlighting the era’s public concerns. It cites Parkhurst, a near-miss steamer scene, and discusses Russian officials, the Armadas, and the Hepburn Rate and Beveridge rider amid a flotilla of dated global allusions.
Riverside Talk of the Day and Ghosts in English Tales
A compilation of society and art quips from The Talk of the Day such as criticism of The Tailor and Cutter and Turner's locomotive, a London Truth ghost story about tame ghosts, witty exchanges from Brooklyn Life and Harper's Weekly, light verse, and a rural joke about a penny versus three-penny bit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Iowa
Turner
London
President Roosevelts Washington Visit and Social Roundup
The President and Mrs Roosevelt return from Virginia aboard the Mayflower with Miss Ethel and Master Quentin. Loeb visits Albany. discussions on beef inspection occur with Carter Beveridge Cannon and Wadsworth. Attendees include McCreary inviting Roosevelt to Lexington June 7 and Buffington Horton visiting White House. Hendersons host a public barn dance in rain for playgrounds with Marine Band and Fort Myer band. Mrs Taft and others attend social events. Justice Harlan to celebrate birthday.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Ethel
Quentin
Carew
Hampton
Portsmouth
Potomac
Loeb
Albany
N. Y
Carter
Beveridge
Cannon
Wadsworth
McCreary
Kentucky
White House
State College
Lexington
Parsons
Greene
Cole
Curtis
Joseph D. Buffington
Charles M. Horton
Fall River
Mass
Buffington
Horton
James Buffington
Ith Street
Southampton
Long Island
John B. Henderson
Marine Band
Fort Myer
Taft
Boardman
Mra Longworth
Samuel Spencer
Washington House
Justice Harlan
Diplomatic Dinner Ties Washington to Embassy Guests
Washington May 31 French Ambassador hosted a dinner for the Japanese ambassador and Viscountess Aoki, with Secretary Taft and many dignitaries in attendance. Viscountess Aoki remains fatigued and confined to bed. The German and Austrian envoys plan summer retreats, and the Russian embassy will close June 4 for Magnolia Beach, Mass.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Aoki
Taft
Spooner
Admiral Dewey
Foraker
Beveridge
Moncheur
Charles Denby
Department of State
Mme
Miyaoka
Nicholas Longworth
Boardman
Miss Boardman
von Kuhlmann
Des Portes de
Baroness von Sternburg
Beverly Farms
Mass
Society Notes From Washington Close Crane Gracie Visit
Notable Washington society items from The Tribune Bureau dated May 31 describe Mr Archibald Gracie Mrs Gracie and Miss Gracie of New York concluding their visit and engagement in the capital society circles.
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Notes OF Society
Washington
Tribune Bureau
Archibald Gracie
Miss Gracie
New York
Thomas B. Kent
Aline Kent
Rutgers Ives
Art Teachers Meet at Horace Mann School Address
At the combined annual meeting of the Eastern Art Teachers Association and the Eastern Manual Training Association in the Horace Mann School, Nicholas Murray Butler welcomed attendees and Ernest Fenollosa lectured on art in industries with lantern slides.
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Eastern Art Teachers’ Association
Eastern Manual Training Association
Horace Mann School
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Ernest F. Fenollosa
Boston Museum
Fenollosa
William Noyes
Teachers College
Butler
Japan
America
Fortune for study of wine bequeathed to University of California
The will of Theodore Kearney Fresno raisin grower leaves his entire $750,000 estate to the University of California to establish a viticultural station at Fresno. If contested the estate goes to decedent’s named heirs though one is deceased. The testament was disclosed by Union Trust Company, executor of the estate.
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University of California
Tribune
San Francisco
Theodore Kearney
Fresno
Caronia
New York
Queenstown
Union Trust Company
William Alvord
William H. Crocker
James D. Phelan
Joseph D. Grant
Apostle Paul and Epistle Teller in Tennessee Lane
A Philadelphian riding through Tennessee waters his horse by a cabin where an old colored woman watches two children nearby. He asks their names and she proudly explains they are named from the Bible Apostle Paul and Epistle, teaching their daughter’s children.
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London
England
Pittsburg
Tennessee
Paul
Alaska Tales and Klondike Echoes at Home
A Kansas City Journal snippet quotes gold miner Haymond Brumbaugh praising Alaska as adventurous and romantic while recalling a grim Klondike death tale told to a New Hampshire mother. The exchange blends bravado with sorrow as a Klondiker describes the dying scene and the mother reacts with tears.
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The
Kansas City Journal
Alaska
Haymond Brumbaugh
Mr. Brumbaugh
Monty
New Hampshire
Klondike
A Versatile Editor Sparks Publisher Retort
From The Harper Sentinel comes a playful defense as the Anthony Bulletin asserts the Sentinel’s owner is a banker. The editor recalls past jobs on a bank, Santa Fe Railroad section, hotel dishwashing, and farming to counter the insinuation with humorous self vexation.
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Harper
Kan
New York Society Long Distance Drive and Notables
The Club of New York plans a six stage, nearly three hundred mile relay drive from the Knickerbocker Club to Livingston Manor with eighty horses and nineteen relays. Notables and society events follow, including births, christenings, engagements, and next season Europe travel plans for prominent families. Distinguished guests include Robert L. Gerry, A. G. Vanderbilt, J. Henry Smith, Reginald Vanderbilt, Lady Durand, and Sir Mortimer Durand among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Club of New York
Knickersbocker Club
Fifth Avenue
224 Street
Livingston Manor
Elbridge
Gerry
Delaware Lake
New York
Robert L. Gerry
William Loew
A. G. Vanderbilt
G. G. Haven, Jr
William Jay
T. Suffern Tatler
J. Henry Smith
Oliver G. Jennings
C. Ledyard Blair
Reginald Vanderbilt
Peter Gerry
Poughkeepsie
Nelson House
Electra
Davitt Will Fixes Funeral and Burial Plans
Dublin May 31 funeral for Michael Davitt set for June 2 to be private. Burial at Straide Mayo, his birthplace, with will leaving property to his wife. Will asks forgiveness for enemies and lifelong prayer for Ireland. diaries not to be published without wife's consent. no harsh treatment of those who worked for Ireland.
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Dublin
Michael Davitt
Straide
County Mayo
Mr. Davitt
Ireland
United States
Manayunk
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Farewell Luncheon for Robert Clowry in London
Ambassador Reid hosted a farewell luncheon for Robert Clowry with Andrew Carnegie among the guests. Clowry, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Esterbrook, sails home tomorrow aboard the Celtic after an extended holiday in Paris and London with extensive entertainments.
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London
Ambassador Reid
Robert €. Clowry
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Clowry
H. D. Esterbrook
Paris
Maryland cruiser Maryland receives silver service in Annapolis ceremony
In Annapolis on May 31 a silver service bought by popular subscription for the United States cruiser Maryland, now at anchor in Annapolis Roads, was presented with ceremonies aboard the vessel.
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Annapolis
United States
Maryland
Annapolis Roads
Language and the Press critique of American slang’s impact on English
The Hartford Times reports Ambassador Whitelaw condemning the United States press for degrading language. He warns that heavy use of slang and a limited vocabulary threaten English purity, urging English speaking nations to unite for language preservation while allowing careful, context driven slang use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hartford Times
Ambassador Whitelaw
London
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the Diplomatic Corps
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Pratt Institute
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NEW York Society
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F. Ashton Deeyster
Walter S. Gurnee, Jr
Walter S. Gurnee
Lord Craven
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Archibald Gourlay Thacher
Bradley Martin, Jr
Garden City Cathedral
John R. Moses
Garden City Hotel
Henry F. Shoemaker
Miss Blanche Shoemaker
Cedarcliff
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Burke Roche
Cynthia Roche
Arthur Scott Burden
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Newport
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Lady Durand
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