Dramatic Review of Sothern and Marlowe at the Music Hall
The drama troupe Sothern and Marlowe performed Romeo and Juliet to a full house. The audience praised the acting with fervent applause and saw strong portrayals by Sothern as Romeo and Miss Marlowe as Juliet. Sothern showed skill in Malvolio and comic bits, while Miss Marlowe’s beauty and tragic craft earned high praise.
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Ur Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Romeo
Juliet
Sethern
Mariene
Malvolio
Dirty Dramas and Moral Protests Highlight 1908 Theater Season
A critic decries the 1908 02 era season for indecent stage productions led by The Devil and Samson. Mrs Fiske and Belasco plays draw ire for vulgarity while The Easiest Way and The Narrow Path face sharp condemnation as immoral trash.
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H. G. Ke
H. W. Savage
Charles Frohman
Samson
Mrs. Fiske
Salvation Neil
Blue Mouse
Rector's
Stuyvesant Theatre
Belasco
Eugene Walter
Carlotta Nilsson
Frederic Thompson
David Belasco
Hackett Theatre
John Montague
Strong
Dunn
Gladys Barnett
Miss Clark
Frederick Perry
Ida Conquest
Simy Inquirer
Lord Rochester
Sarah Bernhertz
Henrik Ibsen
Strong Man Taft Walks Out Of The Revellers Play
President Taft reportedly left the Belasco Theatre in Washington after the first act of The Revellers, deeming it improper and offensive. The clipping notes reactions to modern stage content and contrasts with earlier critics like James Russell Lowell.
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Ures
James Russell Lowell
Sarah Bernhardt
William Howard Taft
United States
Belasco Theatre
Washington
Charles Richman
Efficient Ministry Conference Opens At Union Theological Seminary
A three day conference on An Efficient Ministry opened at Union Theological Seminary. Afternoon sessions focused on Preaching and evening talks on Religious Education. Rev. George R. Lunn of Schenectady urged evangelism without sensationalism and warned against exploiting the faithful for church funds. Bible and Church Finances topics follow.
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Union Theological Seminary
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
N. Y
Mrs Belmont to lead active support for woman suffrage
Rev Anna Shaw reports Mrs O H P Belmont will sail on Mauretania and return to New York to join the suffrage effort. Belmont’s interest grew through her daughter the Duchess of Marlboro and she may campaign personally after years of financial aid to the movement. More than a thousand women from over one hundred trades attended the London congress.
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Anna Shaw
Hner
Obituary of Charles Luman Buckingham Patent Lawyer
Charles Luman Buckingham longtime patent lawyer died after a long illness at his home 104 East List Street. Born in Berlin Heights Ohio October 14 182 educated in public schools and Michigan University 1875. He practiced in New York as counsel for Western Union later notable for electrical patent work with General Electric Westinghouse Edison companies and other large firms.
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Charles Luman Buckingham
East List Street
Park Row
Mr. Buckingham
Berlin Heights
Ohio
University of Michigan
Columbian Law School
Washington
United States Patent Office
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Edison Companies
Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone Company
University Club
Metropolitan Club
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Ohio Society of New York
American Association For the Advancement of Science
John Knowlton Arnold Dies at 75 in Providence
John Knowlton Arnold, an Rhode Island artist who painted portraits of several governors and other distinguished men, died tonight after a brief illness. He was seventy five years old.
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Providence
John Knowlton Arnold
Rhode Island
Fairbanks Sees Emperor of Japan in Tokyo Audience
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks met the Emperor and Empress in Tokyo. Ambassador O'Brien presented them, followed by a palace luncheon with royal princes present. The Emperor spoke of friendship and U.S.-Japan goodwill, and health updates on President Taft were exchanged. Memorial Day ceremonies at Yokohama naval hospital included Mr. Fairbanks, Ambassador O'Brien and Admiral Harber. Premier Katsura hosted a dinner with elder statesmen and cabinet members.
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Tokio
Charles W. Fairbanks
America
United States
Taft
Yokohama Naval Hospital
Mr. Fairbanks
O’brien
Admiral Harber
Dr. T. Greene
Boston
Katsura
Eugene Gouin Dies in Paris Senate Leader and Banker
Eugene Gouin a member of the Senate and president of the board of administration of the Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas died today in Paris He was born in 1818 and led major financial and political roles in France.
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Paris
Eugene Gouin
Senate
Banque de Paris Et Des Pays-Bas
The Tribune to Issue Summer Resort Guide Next Sunday
The Summer Resort number of The Tribune will publish next Sunday as a richly illustrated guide with extensive vacation location information. It promises profuse illustrations and practical tips for readers planning getaways.
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the Tribune
Venezuelan Claim Settlement Sought in Hague Arbitration
Sefer Nicholas Veloz-Golticoa, former Venezuelan Chargé d Affaires, arrived to seek settlement of the United States and Venezuela Company claim against Venezuela. The Crichfield claim concerns an asphalt bed purchase and a railroad concession. a Hague arbitration was agreed, with a Venezuelan envoy to follow on May 24 to advance settlement efforts.
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United States and Venezuela Company
Venezuela
Sefer Nicholas Veloz-Golticoa
Berlin
Philadelphia
Crichfield
Mapon
G. W. Crichfield
New York
Hague Tribunal For Arbitration
Senor Veloz-Goilicoa
Caracas
Admiral Uriu of Japan Honored Guest at Secretary Meyer's Luncheon
Vice Admiral Uriu of Japan was the guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Secretary Meyer. He reconnected with classmates from the Naval Academy after more than twenty five years. Attendees included the Japanese Ambassador Admiral Dewey and other prominent naval officers and attaches. Uriu praised the reception and looked forward to the New York dinner by the Japanese Society before returning to Washington to stay through June fifth.
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Washington
Uriu
Japan
Meyer
Naval Academy
Admial Dewey
New York
Mrs Mary Stockton Schoonmaker Dies at 90 in Plainfield
Mrs Mary Stockton Schoonmaker widow of James Schoonmaker of Pittsburgh died in Plainfield New Jersey at her daughter's home in her ninety first year She was the eldest native born resident guest of honor at Pittsburg centennial celebration She leaves four sons Colonel J M Schoonmaker George B F W and S L Schoonmaker and three daughters Mrs James J Brown Mrs L Wood and Mrs Andrews
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Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
Mary Stockton Schoonmaker
Joseph Stockton
the Alleghantes
F. H. Andrews
James Schoonmaker
Pittsburg
J. M. Schoonmaker
George B
F. W
S. L. Schoonmaker
New York
James J. Brown
Asheville
N. C
L. Wood
Andrews
Mitka
Mary
Antonina Mitka
West 33d
Frank E. Campbell
Murray
Mexico
Lang
George W
Helen Beam Murray
St. James's Church
Goshen
N. Y
Erle R
Chambers St
West St
Penn
Nasis Central Ave
Taylor
Minnie G. Taylor
West
Campbell Building
Trotter
Mary H. Troteter
Joseph Trotter
Philladelphia
East 29Th St
Memorial Day Death of Noah Tebbetts Post Commander
Noah Tebbetts, post commander of U S Grant Post 327 G A R, died on Memorial Day morning at his home in the Roanoke apartments Brooklyn. A lawyer with offices at 715 Montague Street, he was an Alderman and held other offices. Born 69 years ago in Rochester New Hampshire, he served in the Civil War and witnessed the Confederate flag hauled down at Appomattox Court House.
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Noah Tebbetts
U. S. Grant
Roanoke Apartments
South
Oxford Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Tebbetts
Montague Street
Rochester
N. H
Appomattox
Marguerita Sylva Engaged by Oscar Hammerstein
American singer Marguerita Sylva, after six years at the Opéra Comique and other European stages, has been engaged by Oscar Hammerstein to perform at his New York and Philadelphia houses.
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Paris
Mme
Marguerita Sylva
Opéra Comique
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Philadelphia
Transatlantic Travellers Among Europe-bound Passengers
Passengers listed for sails today aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II bound for Bremen and the Ryndam heading to Rotterdam. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Mr. and Mrs. E H Harr oaaney, Achille Roos, Mr. and Mrs. Archer V Paencoast, Ernst Thalazuncras, Joseph S. Ulman, Isidor Wormeer Jr, H H Day, Mrs. Simon Lee, Frank A. Munsey, Wiliam Sheehan, Misa E W Cort, Baron Gevers, Miss F S Cray, Parmalee McFadden, Henry N Pamer, R Cl Penfield, A Van der Voor, Mrs. C T Wade, Mrs. Uarton H Wise, Rebecca P Meade.
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Isidor Wormeer, Jr
H. H
Simon Lee
William Atson
Frank A. Munsey
Wiliam Sheehan
Misa E. W. Cort Baron Gevers
F. 8. Cray
Parmalee McFpadden
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Henry N. Pamer
R. Cl Penfield
A. van der Voor
C. T. Wade
Uarton H. Wise
Colorado College football captain dies from 1906 injuries
Denver reports the death of Charles E. Jack, former Colorado College tackle and football captain, who passed away last night from injuries sustained in the 1906 Thanksgiving Day game.
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Denver
Charles E. Jack
Colorado
Noted Bandmaster Pedro C Meyrelle Dies in Kansas City
Pedro C Meyrelles, long time bandmaster who accompanied General Grant worldwide and served as musical director at the Leavenworth Soldiers' Home, died in Kansas City on Sunday. John W Cashin, a principal owner of the Jamestown Jockey Club racetrack, died in Norfolk, Virginia, on Sunday.
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Pedro C. Meyrelles
U. S. Grant
Leavenworth Soldiers
Kansas City
John W. Cashin
Jamestown Jockey Club
Norfolk
Starr Hoyt Nichols Dies By Own Action In Honolulu
Starr Hoyt Nichols of New York, age seventy four, died by taking chloroform in his Royal Hawaiian Hotel apartment Saturday night. A Yale graduate class of 1894 and former University Club resident, he had suffered insomnia and his death is attributed to a nervous condition. He served as associate editor of The Social Economist in 1892.
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Honolulu
Starr Hoyt Nichols
New York
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Nichols
Yale
University Club
The
Social Economist
Britain's Departing Treasures from The Times
A London Times piece argues Berlin gains more English works than American buyers. It lists Durers, Velasquez, Rembrandts, and Vermeers that moved to Berlin, then notes numerous prized pieces sold abroad to America or elsewhere. The article warns Britain loses major treasures through indifference, asking if Norfolk Holbein will follow.
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London Times
Berlin
Times
Kaiser Friedrich Museum
Durers
England
National Gallery
Durer
Dudley
van Dycks
Peel
Vermeer
Clinton Hope
Fra Angelico
Giorgione
Tiepolo
Jan van Eycks
Schongauer
Holbein
Millais
Rubens
Bacchanal
Andromeda
Blenheim
Rembrandts
Ansloo
Ashburnham
Rembrandt
Joseph
Potiphar
Daniel
John the Baptist
Titian
Europa
America
Velasquez
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Listed in Report
Howard Elliott of St Paul and Holland William Barnes Jr of Albany visit the Belmont. S M Black of Chicago at Plaza. O Titcomb of Boston at Imperial. H R Rochester of Dayton Ohio at Manhattan. John C Eastman of Chicago at St Regis. S H Austin of Philadelphia at Waldorf Astoria.
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Howard Elliott
St. Paul
Holland
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Plaza
S. M. Black
Chicago
Imperial—O
Titcomb
Boston
Manhattan
H. R. Rochester
Dayton
Ohio
Regis
John C. Eastman
Waldorf-Astoria
S. H. Austin
Philadelphia
Today’s city events and museum open houses
Free admission offered at the Metropolitan Museum of Art the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. Luncheon events at Barnard College Hotel Astor and New York Medical College Hotel Manhattan. St Vincent's Hospital bazaar at 149 West 13th Street. Woman's Art School reception at Cooper Union in the evening. Japan Society of New York at Hotel Astor. Herman A Metz discusses City Finances at Tammany Club 42 Second Avenue. New York Historical Society at Central Park West 170.
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Barnard College
Hotel Astor
New York Medical College and Hospital
Hotel Manhattan
St. Vincent’s Hospital
West Lth Street
Woman's Art School
Cooper Union
Japan Society of New York
Herman A. Metz
10Th Assembly District
Tammany Club
Second Avenue
New York Historical Society
Central Park West
Weather Report Official Record and Forecast May 31
Washington reports unsettled weather with rain across the Mississippi Missouri valleys and Great Lakes regions. Tuesday and Wednesday bring continued unsettled conditions in the south Atlantic Gulf and Midwest with no big temperature changes. Some areas including New England and the plateau region see fair or improving conditions while the eastern states face warmth.
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Middle
Missouri Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Western Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Gulf States
South Atlantic
Ohio
Lake Region
Plateau
Montana
Texas
New England
New York
Middle West
Wright brothers plans to visit Washington in June
The Wrights will reach Washington June 10 where Taft will award gold Aero Club of America medals. Their new aeroplane ships to Fort Myer the same day and Orville Wright must complete required government flight trials by June 17, including a two hour non stop flight with a passenger and a five mile speed test with a forty mph average to earn the $25,000 contract.
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Wright Brothers
Taft
Aero Club of America
Fort Myer
Wrights
Army Aerodrome
White House
Aero Club of
New York
Orville Wright
Board of Signal Corps
Mr. Straus Appeals to Chemists for Pasteurization
Nathan Straus of New York addressed the International Congress of Applied Chemistry in London urging official support for pasteurization to prevent tuberculosis and milk borne diseases. He cited American research showing pasteurization is scientifically sound and effective and noted eighteen years of opposition to extending its benefits.
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London
Nathan Straus
New York
International Congress of Applied Chemistry
University of London
Straus
Workhorse Parade Showcases Years of City Training
Thousands watched the third annual New York Work Horse Association parade along Fifth Avenue. Veterans like Henry Bartel and Matthew Sullivan won prizes while Mrs. Speyer and Mrs. Sage praised animal welfare efforts. The event highlighted steady, urban workhorse use and advocacy for humane care.
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NEW York Work Horse Association
Fifth Avenue
Timothy
Sudway
de Soto
Sancho
Zero
Hickory
Duke
Charlie
Charlie-horse
Madison Square
James Speyer
Woman's Auxiliary
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Russell Sage
Henry Bartel
Matthew Sullivan
Borden Milk Company
Sullivan
Stuart
Charley
Lfe
Captain Boettler
Robert G. Mead
Elsie de Wolfe
Elsie Janis
Thomas Winthrop
Austin Flint
James W. Wads
Lambs Return From Fruitful Pastures with Merriment
Augustus Thomas led his flock home after a highly successful run earning the Actors' Fund benefit at the Metropolitan Opera House. A. L. Erlanger praised the show as the greatest entertainment, drawing a generous public response and full-house attendance. Eddie Foy was absent from the first part due to other engagements, but the performance continued with cheer.
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Augustus Thomas
A. L. Erlanger
Gambol
Metropolitan Opera House
Actors’ Fund
Eddie Foy
Aerial Gardens open with medi ocre show at New Amsterdam
Review of The Boy and the Girl at the Aerial Gardens atop the New Amsterdam Theatre notes a heartless affair with Marie Dressler as the central figure. The critic condemns the production as mediocre and unworthy of the venue, despite Dressler’s effort to enliven a dull entertainment.
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New Amsterdam Theatre
Marie Dressler
New Amsterdam
Hammerstein's Roof Garden Opens With Varied Bill
A large audience gathered last night at Hammerstein's Roof Garden for an attractive program led by La Belle Americaine. Afternoon shows will be in the theatre proper. Management plans many novelties throughout the summer season.
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Hammerstein
la Belle Americaine
Sir Charles Wyndham to Perform The Mollusc at Empire Theatre
Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Macy Moore will arrive today to stage several performances of The Mollusc at the Empire Theatre beginning next Monday night Alf Hayman Frohman management announces his visit aims to see a performance of The Blue Mouse and to bring that comedy to England
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Charles Wyndham
Charles Frohman
Alf. Hayman
Blue Mouse
England
Amateur Clown Falls Short Jump at Mount Washington Circus
Charles Mealy prominent local athlete and Mount Washington baseball team manager attempted a leap over a human elephant act at a society circus. He landed on hard ground twisting his neck and possibly injuring his spine. He was found unconscious and taken to the clubhouse. News spread slowly among attendees.
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Baltimore
Charles Mealy
Mount Washington
Mealy
Harriman Wins Hackney Class at Philadelphia Horse Show
J W Harriman, brother of a railroad man, wins the hackney blue with brown mare Lady Ditham at the Philadelphia show Reginald Vanderbilt rides Phebe Walton to second in the same class P A Sorg of New York takes blue in bay gelding Manhattan defeating R P Mc Grath s chestnut gelding Peter Pan Mrs John F Gerkin wins saddle horse blue with Vesta Tilley
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J. W. Harriman
Railroad Man
Reginald Vanderbilt
Phebe Walton
P. A. Sorg
New York
Manhattan
R. P. McGrath
Peter Pan
John F. Gerkin
Vesta Tilley
Teens arrested for rowdyism on Harlem subway cars
Fifteen boys under sixteen were arrested by Detectives Gallagher and Mahoney at West 100th Street station on cars between stations near d and both streets for rowdy behavior. They were sent to the Children’s Society and will be arraigned in Children’s Court today. June 6 noted as Tribune Summer Resort number release.
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West 100Th Street
Captain Shaw
West 10Th Street
Harlem
Children’s Society
Children’s Court
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Private Services Offered
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem train from Grand Central Station and by local trolleys at Webster and Jerome avenues. Lots start at $150 with contact details for viewing and representation at 20 East 23rd Street, New York City. Frank E. Campbell advertises private rooms and ambulances with phone numbers supplied. Floral tributes offered by Newman Floral Co with contact in Madison Square.
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Grand Cemstral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23A St
New York City
Job openings notice at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune invites the public to consult a file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds. The file is installed at the Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway, between 35th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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35Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates and Mail Delivery Options
Sunday Daily Tribune offers mail delivery nationwide and abroad with flexible address changes. Subscriptions can be given to regular dealers or submitted at the Tribune Office. Includes notices about single copies and weekly editions with reader options.
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