Amusements at New York Theaters and Parks
The schedule lists Romeo and Juliet at the Academy of Music in Rome and The Girl of the Golden West at Belasco. Alhambra features vaudeville, Vanderbilt Cup coverage at BROAPWA, Dreamland and Brighton Beach Park entertainments, plus The World in Wax at MA and other shows including The Man on the Box and a Harvard frown note in New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Belasco
MJOU
Broapwa
Sano
Coney Island
Thompson @ Dun
Greater Lane Park
Dreamland
Costock’s
Brighton Beach Park
Victoria
Vendeville
Bippodrome
A_ Society Circus
Soe Weber
Golfen West
Yric
Majestic
New York
Harvard
Washington to Rome to New York Daily Tribune News
Summary of a busy morning with Senate passes on Knox immunity and lighthouse bills while House adjourns after filibuster. Foreign mentions a bomb attack on Spain’s royal couple, Madrid. fireworks accident in Cienfuegos injures twelve. Domestic highlights include Justice Department actions on rebates, railroad rate talks, and packers report. multiple incidents and political moves across states.
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
Lil
Lincoln Party
Philadelphia
Albany
New York County
Pendennis White
Edwin A. Bell
Richard B. Tyman
Buffalo
Delaware
Dover
ITV
Hey
Higgins
John D. Rockefeller
Cherbourg
Deutschland
Josephine Terranova
Black Hand Society
Maurice M. Minton
Sheehan-Herrick
Democratic
Rusiness
Middle Broadway
Leventritt
Consolidated Gas Company
A S
The
Tobacco Trust
Federal Grand Jury
Long Island
Long Island City
Subscription reminders for Tur Tereune mail delivery
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamune
Public Taking Notice on Meat Inspection Debates
The piece discusses public concern over meat inspection, food adulteration, and poisoning risks. It notes the Beveridge bill’s passage as highly significant, highlighting the Senate’s unanimity and the broader impact on national policy and consumer protection.
Statesmanship Versus Provincialism Urged In Public Duty
The article urges members to weigh national interests over local pressures and to rise to duty and public service. It argues the line between statesmanship and provincialism will be drawn, and emphasizes that decisions should reflect the whole country, not favored districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain
Seaside Park Hearing Urges Beach as City Sanatorium
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment will hold a public hearing at City Hall at 2 PM on the Seaside Park project. Advocates press for an expansive genuine sandy beach near the heart of the city, urging prompt steps to secure a suitable site and cautioning against speculative influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
New York
Boston
Lawmakers in Durance Vile
The House under Samuel W. McCall briefly wielded arrest powers against absent members Gaines of Tennessee and Rucker of Missouri, provoking protests in the Congressional Record. Gaines claimed he was merely amused, while Rucker called the warrant server a usurper, insisting he would bear no humiliation. The piece calls for an apology and a renewed defense of legislative privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
McCall
Congressional
Williams
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
William W. Rucker
Missouri
Messrs
Gaines
Rucker
Durance
Fractious unions shade Europe as tariff row grows
A historical critique of Sweden and Norway and Austria and Hungary as models of harmonious union highlights growing separations and bickering. The article notes Hungary seeking a distinct tariff policy and Austria resisting, causing a cabinet resignation and renewed tension between realms. The tension centers on naming a tariff and the challenge of Hungary’s legislative independence within Austro Hungarian governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Sweden
Norway
Austria
Hungary
Hapsburg
Vienna
Budapest
Unclear ministerial crisis touches looming royal visit
The text notes a ministerial crisis on the eve of a royal visit and links it to German advances and influences. It mentions resentment of the German Emperor's message to Francis Joseph regarding the Algeciras conference outcome. The piece hints at possible cause and effect with potential embarrassment for the sovereign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
Algeciras
Forest Fire Prevention Lessons From Michigan Losses
The article argues that slashings left by lumbermen created a major fire threat in Michigan, comparing to Minnesota and New York practices. It notes legal fire prevention measures, including burning debris, fire patrols, and enforcement, citing New York’s 1904 spending and timber losses as a contrast to Michigan’s recent damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Europe
Minnesota
New York
Disturbances in Guatemala Spark Diplomatic Concern
The article weighs the seriousness of Guatemala's unrest, noting contradictory reports on neutrality with El Salvador and questioning the rebels’ promise of national reform. It highlights external influence by former presidents, filibustering bands, and foreign-backed drill troops, urging protection limits for alien residents if intervention becomes likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Salvador
Cabrera
Wood alcohol dangers and denaturation discussed
The article notes the dangers of wood alcohol as a beverage, warning of blindness and death. It discusses public ignorance, compares wood and grain spirits, and predicts tax policy will push denaturation with methylated spirits in other countries influencing domestic uses next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Meat Industry Center Reconsidered as Spotless Town
A rising national sentiment questions the traditional meat industry hub in the United States and proposes Spotless Town as a potential centerpiece for future production and standards. The idea reflects calls for cleaner processes and centralized regulatory oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Strikes and withheld diplomas amid commencement disputes
The piece notes ongoing commencement tensions with threats of strikes over withheld diplomas. It argues that diplomas should be withheld for academic fault, and commends diligent students for recognizing propriety. It mentions Parkhurst, Mayor, and a clergyman avoiding a shared voyage, plus Russian official Alikhanoff, and references to Armata, Maine, andhepburn rate and Beveridge rider amid political contention.
Michael Davitt A Patriot of Unselfish Zeal and Lawmaker
A tribute to Michael Davitt describing him as a true Irish patriot and selfless leader who advanced the Irish Nationalist cause. The piece notes his faults, acknowledges his imprisonment, and highlights his integrity, intellect, and oratorical power. It also mentions his alliance with Gladstone and his respected stance among Home Rule advocates and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davitt
O'Connell
Pelf
Ireland
Mr. Gladstone
Talk of the Day and London Ghosts in Idle Headlines
A collage of items notes critics faulting Turners locomotive, remarks on Lord Roberts portrait and rural ox driver in Iowa Capitol, plus a London Truth tale of tame ghosts in an English house. Light quips on theater and weddings follow in a breezy, era voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Iowa
Turner
London
A Wrong Use of Wood Alcohol Sparks Public Alarm
A North Port Long Island warning on wood alcohol emphasizes that it should have been labelled Poison. The article notes the pharmacist bears responsibility for selling dangerous goods and warns of serious harm including two deaths blindness and severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northport
Long Island
White House Social Roundup on May 31
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt returned from Hampton and Portsmouth aboard the Mayflower at 10 AM with Miss Ethel and Master Quentin and Miss Carew. Packets on beef inspection discussed with Senators Carter and Beveridge, Speaker Cannon, and Rep. Wadsworth. Events at Fort Myer and Henderson estate noted. Justice Harlan’s 73rd birthday upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Ethel
Quentin
Carew
Hampton
Portsmouth
Loeb
N. Y
Carter
Beveridge
Cannon
Wadsworth
McCreary
Kentucky
White House
State College
Lexington
Senator McCreary
Parsons
Greene
Cole
Curtis
Joseph D. Buffington
Charles M. Horton
Fall River
Mass
Buffington
Horton
James Buffington
Mth Street
Southampton
Long Island
John B. Henderson
Otire
Marine Band
Fort Myer
Taft
Boardman
Longworth
Samuel Spencer
Washington House
Justice Harlan
Diplomatic Dinner Honors Japanese Ambassador in Washington
In Washington on May 31 the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted a dinner for the Japanese Ambassador and Viscountess Aoki though she could not attend. Prominent guests included Sec. and Mrs. Taft, Sen. and Mrs. Spooner, Admiral Dewey, and other embassy members. The Austrian and German envoys prepared summer relocations to New York and Beverly Farms, while the Viscountess Aoki’s illness keeps her bedridden amid ongoing social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Noted Washington Society Close Following New York Visit
Washington society notes dated May 31 report Mr and Mrs Archibald Gracie and Miss Gracie of New York concluding their visit and leaving for destinations unspecified. The brief item highlights social calendars and departures among prominent families in the capital.
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Notes OF Society
Washington
Tribune Bureau
Archibald Gracie
Gracie
New York
Art Teachers Meet at Horace Mann School
At the combined annual session of the Eastern Art Teachers Association and the Eastern Manual Training Association in the Horace Mann School last evening, Columbia University's Nicholas Murray Butler gave the welcome address and Ernest Fenollosa of the Boston Museum lectured on art in industries with lantern slides. The event, introduced by William Noyes of Teachers College, recalled the movement's origin twenty five years ago and Fenollosa urged ongoing study of art without final authority. Another session is planned for Pratt Institute tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 ends estate to university
Theodore Kearney Fresno raisin grower dies aboard the Caronia on a New York to Queenstown voyage. His will leaves 750000 to the University of California to fund a viticulture station in Fresno. If contested the estate goes to William Alvord, with heirs Crocker Phelan and Grant. The executor Union Trust Company disclosed the will yesterday. The motive for the division remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
San Francisco
Theodore Kearney
Fresno
Caronia
New York
Queenstown
University of California
Union Trust Company
William Alvord
William H. Crocker
James D. Phelan
Joseph D. Grant
Apostle and Epistolary Tale From a Mountain Cabin
A Philadelphia traveler, resting in Tennessee, chats with an old woman and two boys playing nearby. She explains the boys are her daughter’s children named after biblical figures, one as Apostle Paul and the other as Epistle. The humor rests in the punning naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tennessee
Whiel
Leman
Paul
Alaska tales of adventure and sorrow in a Klondike tale
The Kansas City Journal recounts a vivid Yukon story where a Klondike miner tells a New Hampshire mother of her son's death. A Klondiker declares the dying man looked like an angel as he swung, amid sorrow and awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Journal
Alaska
Haymond Brumbaugh
Mr B Brumbaugh
New Hampshire
Klondike
Prom
A Versatile Editor in The Harper Sentinel
A Harper Kansas editor replies to Anthony Bulletin assertions about ownership. He notes past positions at a bank and on the Santa Fe Railroad and jokes that such work proves ownership. He mentions washing dishes in a hotel and farming, arguing against simplistic conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Kan
New York Society Long Distance Ride and Society News
The Club of New York will start from the Knickerbocker Club at Fifth Avenue and 220th Street at o clock this morning for Livingston Manor Elbridge Gerry’s country place. Nineteen relays cover nearly three hundred miles with eighty horses. Notables include Robert L. Gerry and A G Vanderbilt among drivers. Also details of births engagements and society visits include Mrs Walter S Gurnee Jr’s newborn daughter, godparents, and upcoming European trips. Sir Mortimer Durand expected from Europe with Lady Durand and Miss Durand to Lenox after Washington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Club of New York
Knickersbocker Club
Fifth Avenue
220 Street
Livingston Manor
Elbridge Gerry
Delaware Lake
New York
Suneday
Robert L. Gerry
William G. Loew
A. G. Vanderbilt
G. G. Haven
William Jay
T. Suffern Tatler
J. Henry Smith
Oliver G. Jennings
C. Ledyard Blair
Reginald & Vanderbilt
Peter Gerry
Poughkeepsie
Nelson House
Gerry
Mortimer Durand
Europe
Washington
Lady Durand
Miss Durand
Lenox
Michael Davitt Will Sets Private Dublin Funeral
Dublin May 31 funeral for Michael Davitt arranged as private per his wishes. Burial slated for Straide Mayo birthplace with burial rules by death location. Will leaves property to wife, forgives enemies, prays for Ireland, and bans publication of diaries without wife’s consent.
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Dublin
Michael Davitt
Straide
County Mayo
Mr. Davitt
Ireland
United States
Manayunk
Philadelphia
Great Britain
London Farewell Luncheon for Robert C Clowry
Ambassador Reid hosted a farewell luncheon in London for Robert C Clowry with Andrew Carnegie among the guests. Clowry and his companions Mr and Mrs H D Easterbrook will sail home tomorrow on the Celtic after a holiday in Paris and London with extensive entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ambassador Reid
Robert C. Clowry
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Clowry
H. D. Easterbrook
Mr Clowry
Paris
Silver Gift to Cruiser Maryland
The people of Annapolis presented a silver service to the United States cruiser Maryland now anchored at Annapolis Roads. The gift was bought through a popular subscription and ceremonies were held aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Annapolis
United States
Annapolis Roads
Language And The Press Sparks Debate On English Purity
The Hartford Times notes Ambassador Whitelaw’s speech at London's Newspaper Press dinner criticizing how American slang seeps into English. He warns that widespread slang degrades vocabulary, weakens serious discourse, and urges cooperation to preserve English. He concedes some slang adds humor when skillfully used but warns casual use erodes language.
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Hartford Times
Ambassador Whitelaw
London
England
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Levis
New York Daily Tribune
Bacon
Seaside Park
Durance Vile
Alikhanoff
Kutais
Ali Khan
Turkestan
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Maine
Alfonso
Brooklyn
Nagsby
Carsby
Gould
Amanda
London Tribune
Vange
the Diplomatic Corps
Dr. Fenollosa
Pratt Institute
Fortune
NEW York Society
Frederic J. de Peyster
de Peyster
F. Ashton de Fryster
Walter S. Gurnee, Jr
Walter S. Gurnee
Lord Craven
Henry C. Phipps
Archibald Gourlay Thacher
Bradley Martin, Jr
Garden City Cathedral
John R. Moses
Garden City
Henry F. Shoemaker
Mise Blanche
Cordarcliff
Riverside, Conn
Thomas B. Kent
Misa Aline Kent
Rutgers Ives
Burke Roche
Cynthia Roche
Arthur Scott Burden
Town
Newport
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