Amusements at local theatres listing shows and times
A compact catalog of theatre offerings includes Jeanne du Barri French titles Chinese Honeymoon and Hunchback at various venues. Also listed are King Doctor and Evening World in Wax, The Widowed Rose, Lady of Lyons, and Vaudeville performances with concert and showgirl appearances across Garderns Arden and St Nicholas houses.
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King Docto
Wworld In Wax
Theattre
Square the
Dolly Varden ii
Bockber Theatre
TTAN
Hill Theatre
Fork Theatre
Congress Debates Philippines Civil Government Bill Amid Parley
The Senate pressed amendments to the Philippines Civil Government bill under the fifteen minute rule while the House adopted a memorial address to Secretary Hay with Democrats voting against it. Across the Atlantic, Balfour and Salisbury read peace terms for South Africa. celebrations followed in London. Roosevelt prepared for Chicago games and urged Cuban reciprocity and isthmian canal action. strikes and political meetings highlighted domestic news.
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South Africa
London
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Philippines
Cardinal Rampolla
Cunard Line
Macgregor
Cape Colony
Roosevelt
Chicago
Headten
Albany
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Tdes
Peekekill
Sth
Lake Mohegan
Prest Roosevelt
Acton
United States Supreme Court
J. F. Bef
Wash
Tribune Subscription Rates and Mail Orders
The Tribune offers mail delivery domestically and internationally with flexible address changes. Subscriptions can be arranged through regular staff or at The Tribune office, with details on rates available on the opposite page.
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Tribune
Mr Greatsinger and the Brooklyn Subway Contract Debate
Mr Greatsinger urges that the Broadway Brooklyn subway extension terms are harsher than the original contract while defenders note the city must balance contractor burdens with public benefit. The dispute centers on who bears costs and profits as the new tunnel promises to be popular and eventually profitable.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Rapid Transit
Greatsinger
Broadway and
Brooklyn
Goentrolier Grout
McDonald
Grestsinger
Brookam
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Manhattan
Bronx
Durdens
Ascot
Through Transit Extends to Brooklyn Must Bind Boroughs
The article argues for a unified through transit system linking Manhattan and Brooklyn via the subway extension. It contends the extension should run through trains without forcing passengers to change at City Hall, and urges through routes to Borough Hall and Flatbush Avenue for efficient, citywide movement.
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Greatsinger
Board of Rapid Transit Railroad “Commissioners
City Hall
City Hall Must Not Be A Jumping Off Place To A Different System. Mr. Greatsinger
Manhattan
Interborough Rapid Transit
Manhattan-Bronx
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall Park
Williamsburg Bridge
Rivington-st
Borough Hall
Flatbush
Harlem
New York City Hall
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Flatbush Ave
Terms of Peace in South Africa Win Generous British Victory
The terms disclosed show the Boers surrendering sovereignty to the British crown with amnesty for most, retention of language and arms for protection, early self government, and a 15 million dollar indemnity to cover wartime losses. Rebels face colonial law but the death penalty is barred. The agreement aims at reconciliation and lasting peace between races.
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South Africa
Lord Milner
Lord Kitchener
Kruger
Gladstone
Majuba
Lord Salisbury
Windsor
Cape Colony
Natal
South
Africa and the British Empire’s South Africa Unity
A concise note highlights Africa’s role within the British Empire, emphasizing South Africa as an essential and important part of the union and its regional significance.
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Africa
South Africa
Tuberculosis Congress Opens With Broad American Focus
The tuberculosis congress in the city discusses the disease’s historic deadliness and the shift toward treatments such as fresh air and feeding. Key topics include the efficacy of current remedies, risks from infected cattle, and best practices for sanitation and government controls to combat the disease globally.
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United States
Congress
American Congress
Sign Regulation Marks Step Toward Billboard Control
An editorial lauds a Board of Aldermen ordinance limiting billboards and sky signs while noting it falls short of ideal regulation. It argues current poster defacers ignore safety and decency, cites Buffalo and Rochester as models, and praises the ordinance for setting a regulatory precedent and advancing poster control.
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Board of Aldermen
Europe
Buffalo
Rochester
Committee of the Board of Aldermen
Advertiser
Sharp Sifting of Immigrants at Ellis Island
An editorial lament at the May 1902 influx of over ninety thousand immigrants, mostly unskilled and unwilling to farm inland, urging Ellis Island to sharply sift arrivals. It argues New York already has ample cheap labor, tenements are overcrowded, and calls for stricter screening to favor “useful and true hearted Americans.”
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Ellis Island
New York
Atlantic Coast
Manhattan
Reaction in Ontario Election Reflects National Drift
Read as a national signal, last week’s Ontario province election shows a political drift despite Ontario’s size and influence in industry and commerce. The piece notes Ontario’s politics are comparatively less shaped by ecclesiastical interests and more purely political than in most provinces.
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Ontario
Ontario Liberals win narrowly in provincial vote
The Ontario result shows Liberals carrying the province by a four seat majority in a 101 seat house, a sharp drop from prior Liberal strength. The piece notes long term Conservative leanings in Ontario, shifts toward protectionism, and hints at possible implications for the next Dominion general election.
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Presbyterian
Ontario
Liberal Party of Canada
Dominion
Sceptre anticipated to win Epsom Derby amid favorable betting
The article notes strong expectation that Sceptre, winner of the Two Thousand Guineas and One Thousand Guineas, will capture the Epsom Derby tomorrow. As a progeny of Persimmon, her victory would be celebrated, with few credible rivals cited. Additional remarks touch on military hardship, poet laureates, and Paris dog shows, but the Derby dominates the piece.
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United States
Sceptre
Epsom
Edward
Persimmon
Lafayette's bed and other Revolutionary notes stir Bristol history
A Bristol resident recalls Lafayette's 1824 stop at the old Delaware House, where he slept in a four poster bed later known as Lafayette's bed now owned by Joseph H. Van Zant of Bristol. The item sits among varied clippings on history, humor, and Canadian land purchases by American magnates and clerical disputes in Poland.
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Philadelphia Record
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Lafayette
George Reed
Langhorne
Joseph H. van Zant
Germany
Society Notes and Passings Stir Newport Season
The June 2 Washington column reports the French Legion of Honor to be awarded to Assistant Secretary Peirce Commander Rogers and Colonel Bingham with medals staying in the State Department. Pardons and funeral plans touch Judson Honeycutt of Mars Hill and Montefiore Isaacs. Many social figures migrate between Newport Tuxedo Hempstead and NYC, with several families leaving town or returning for the summer as the Newport Golf Club opens.
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Mars Hill
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Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Murray Honeycutt
Mars Hills
Secretary of War
Newport Season Notes Bring Many Notables to Villa Row
Newport notes list Thomas F. Cushing and Miss Cushing delaying Europe plans and returning to their Newport home. Judge and Mrs. Bookstaver resume summer at Purgatory Road cottage. John R. McLean rents James Gordon Bennett villa opposite the Newport Casino, previously occupied by E. C. Benedict, killed in a car crash. Other arrivals include Rev. George G. Merrill at Emmanuel Church consecration and Lt Cmdr C. M. Winslow with wife.
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Europe
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Purgatory Road
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Washington
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Newport Casino
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Drexel Cottage
Ochre Point
J. R. Drexel
George G. Merrill
Tuxedo
Emmanuel Church
John Nicholas Brown
New York
C. M. Winslow
Charles Daniels
Buffalo
Osgood Villa
Bellevue and
Narragansett Aves
Daniels
S. D. Schenck
Natalie Schenck
Howland Cottage
Rhode Island Ave
Andrew H. Sands
King Cottage
Pembroke Jones
Priedheim
Havemeyer Cottage
Bellevue Ave
Francis V. Greene
Castle Hill
Moses Taylor Campbell
Campbell
Lady Pauncefote
England
Raikes
Lord Pauncefote
Michael Herbert
New York Society Weddings Colorful Weekend Draws Many Guests
Miss Maud A. Wolfe wed J Butler Wright at St George's Church with a large bride party and noted guests. Lillian Wing married Naval Constructor Lawrence York Spear at Mrs Wing's West Fifty fifth Street home in full navy dress and attendants in pale liberty satin. Miss Seymour Jewett tied to George Carey of Baltimore at the Church of the Transfiguration with a star roster of relatives and clergy. Several high society funerals follow, including Mrs S S Howland and James Brown Lord, Montefiore Isaacs and Mrs di Cesnola, with tributes across New York society.
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Christopher Wolfe
J. Butler Wright
St. George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
point @ Alencon
Marshall Geer
Stanton Whitney
Cornelius R. Agnew
Mercer Walker
W. Howe
William S. Hainsford
Morris K. Jesup
C. C. Cuyler
Cuyler
John Bullard
William Kingsland
R. C. Cornell
Henry Marquand
S. S. Smith
Mason Young
Caumann
Spencer
George Spencer
Alfred Edwards
Edwerds
Nelson Tappan
Tappan
Richard Heckshaw
Nelson Wright
William Carhart
Lewis Edwards
Mary Edwards
Irving Clark
le Roy
B. K. Lawrence
Irving Clark, Jr
William Kent
Edward Kent
Pierre Lorillard
Edward Bulkley
C. Brown
Barnes
Whipple
Miss Whipple
Hugh Leavitt
Wolfe
Lillian Wing
Charles Tudor Wing
Lawrence York Spear
United States Navy
George Magoun
Clinton de Witt Flanagan
Henry 8. Kerr
Gustave Trieste
Sydney Cleman
Merriweather Walker
Francis Drake Potter
Elijah Woodward
William E. Butt
A. D. Juilliard
Jules J. Vatable
Robert McM. Gillespie
Thomas Stokes
George Dodge
Hichborn
Bowles
Lewis Nixon
Hobson
Wainwright
Victor Blue
Henry F. Dimock
T. Garry I Hutchinson
Mary Seymour Jewett
Edward H. Jewett
George Carey
Baltimore
Henry Seymour Miller
Sophie
Marie Potter
Bishop Potter
Katherine Jewett
Cornelia Ward
Elizabeth Cushman
Alice Well
Nettie Thurber
Rutger Jewett
Henry Seymour Jewett
William Alexander Evans
William Church
George Morrison
James Johnstone
Robert Sheldon
James Mitchell
West Ninth-st
Wilmot Townsend Cox
Dean
Hoffman
Samuels
Edgar Auchincloss
Auchincloss
Blandina Miller
Helen Miller
Utica
F. E. Chadwick
Charles 3. Fairchild
Walter C. Oakland
Henrietta Wynkoop
Mary C. Elmendorf
Bertha Green
Maurice Green
Forsyth
John Forsyth
James Carey
S. S. Howland
Hot Springs
James Brown Lord
Montefiore Isaacs
di Cesnola
H. S. Sanford
Tuileries
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Brussels
Derby
Conn
Metropolitan Art Museum
St. Patricks Cathedral
Tennessee’s H Clay Evans to sail for London aboard St Paul
Newly appointed consul general to London H Clay Evans of Tennessee sails from New York on the St Paul tomorrow with General Wilson and Rear Admiral Watson. He travels with several family members and is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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Ca lanthe Yacht Arrives in Havre From Gibraltar
The American steam yacht Ca lanthe owned by J Arthur Hinckley and tied to the New York Yacht Club reached Havre on Saturday after a voyage from Gibraltar.
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Gibraltar
Americans Presented at Court
London reports at the levee Mr Choate presented in the diplomatic circle. Attending were Douglas Robinson W C Endicott in the general circle J Lee Saltonstall and Robert S Keeing.
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W. C. Endicott
J. Lee Saltonstall
Robert S. Keeiing
Wilhelmina to stay in Germany at Schaumburs Castle
The bulletin from Too Castle states Queen Wilhelmina will spend her convalescence at Castle Schaumburs in the Lahn valley. Consul-General J R Planten says a foreign affairs minister has sent thanks for the U S sympathy shown during her majesty’s illness.
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United States
Bishop McConnell Satisfied With Brooklyn Diocese
Rome June 2 Bishop McConnell before leaving Rome today said he is entirely satisfied with his Brooklyn diocese and has no other ambition. He commented on Mr Crimmins aims regarding Archbishop Corrigan`s successor and expressed skepticism about the objects as represented.
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