Democrats Open Albany Headquarters Seen With Absent Prominent Men
Albany dispatch reports the June 2 opening of the Democratic State Committee headquarters in Albany. David B. Hill addressed a large crowd, but many state leaders were absent. Various figures including Frank Campbell and Bird S. Coler attended, while Norman Mack and Erie County members were notably missing. Numerous prominent Democrats spoke or visited, and the event highlighted internal party divisions and calls for organized unity ahead of upcoming political battles.
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Albany
David B. Hill
Democratic State Committee
McCarren
Kings County
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Hill
Broadway
Frank Campbell
James K. McGuire
Syracuse
John B. Stanchfield
Elmira
Bird S. Coler
New York
Elliot Danforth
Wilson S. Bis
J. J. Kennedy
Hiram Savage
William Simon
Erie County
D. Cady Herrick
Brooklyn
Z. E. Dyer
Judge Herrick
John F. Carrol
Tammany Hall
Charles ¥. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
William F. Sheehan
Murphy
Goldfogle
Donnelly
John J. Scannell
Lewis Nixon
Hugh McLaughlin
James Shevlin
Bird
Coler
John L. Shea
Patrick H. McCarren
Democratic Party
Robert Earl
Court of Appeals
Earl
Herbert P. Bissell
John Cunnecen
Bainbridge
Jacob Gerling
Rochester
David Wb. Hill
William A. Parshall
Port Jervis
H. G. R. Tucker
Troy
I. J. Beaudrias
Yonkers
John J. Cummins
George M. Palmer
Assembly
Victor J. Dowling
Thomas F. Donnelly
Samuel J. Foley
John F. Carroll
Charles F. Murphy
John Whalen
Julius Harburger
Nicholas P. Hayes
New-York
William Church Osborn
Townsend Secudder
Otto Kempner
Charles N. Bulger
Oswego
Amos J. Parker
S. Taylor
James H. Manning
Edward §. Atwater
Poughkeepsie
M.eo Flaherty
Walter F. Nurrey
Buffalo
Co. M. Doolittle
Saratoga
Democrats Rally for Harmony in Albany Meeting
Albany June 2 crowds fill reception rooms as Frank Campbell of Bath urges party harmony and endorses a broad ticket to win in the State. John B. Stanchfield stresses policy to rally voters through interior city newspapers and reorganize county committees amid attacks on mercantile monopolies and the Beef Trust.
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Albany
Frank Campbell
Bath
Democratic State Committee
John B. Stanchfield
Campbell
Empire State
Rome
Gage
Beef Trust
Bivenities
Letters of Regret From Albany for Democratic Headquarters
Albany, June 2. Daniel S. Lamont and St. Clair McKelway send regrets for not attending the opening of Democratic headquarters. Message names include Frank Campbell, Gold Standard, Civil Service Reform. Other notables such as W R Cochran Edward Shepard and Jacob Ruppert Jr send regrets. many more letters read.
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Frank Campbell
Democratic Ee Committee
North Pearl St
Albany
ST. Clair M
John B. Judson
Louis Wiley
the Times
New York
Arthur A. McLean
Newburg
John M. Wiley
Buffalo
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
Elnathan Sweet
Robert Earl
Herkimer
John G. Milburn
Norman EF. Mack
W. Carl Ely
William H. Ryan
John C. Sheehan
C. V. Fornes
Herman Kidder
John T. Fitzgerald
John de Witt Warner
Henry M. Goldfogle
William Hepburn Russell
Robert A. van Wyck
French visitors from Waldorf head to Philadelphia en route to St Louis
The party of J Guillemin Michel Lagrave and Robert de Billy arrived at the Waldorf from Boston Sunday night and spent a quiet day yesterday while the Count and Countess de Rochambeau joined them late afternoon. This morning the entire group leaves for Philadelphia on the way to St Louis.
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Waldorf
Boston
J. Guillemin
Michel Lagrave
Robert de Billy
Count
Countess de Rochambeau
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Gas explosion kills sixteen in Galicia mine
Sixteen people died and four were wounded when a gas explosion ripped through a mine in Galicia Province today. Fire and rescue teams raced to the scene as authorities began initial investigations into the disaster and its cause.
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Vienna
Galicia
Violas Allen Rethinks The Hunchback At Garrick Theatre
Miss Viola Allen staged a four act version of James Sheridan Knowles The Hunchback at the Garrick Theatre, altering scenes and structure. The performance drew mixed notes on elocution and pacing. Modus and Helen carried strong spots while Allen herself faltered in delivery before a stronger finish.
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Robert Franz
James Sheridan Knowles
Garrick Theatre
Viola Allen
Fathom
Helen
Modus
Julia
Clifford
Walter
Eben Plymptor Tor Walter
Miss Allen
Knowles
Mr Allen
Meson Lee Finney
Muss Adelaide Prince
Miss Prince
Ames
A Chinese Honeymoon Delights Casino Audiences
A Chinese Honeymoon shows at the Casino with a pretty first act and brisk, eye catching production. Performances by Miss Barry and Adele Ritchie plus a strong chorus and clever stage work make it a bright summer diversion, though some singing by non leads weighs down the overall charm.
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London
Kerker
Howard Talbot
Wheeler
Adele Ritchie
Barry
Revival of The Lady of Lyons at Murray Hill Theatre
A revival of Bulwer Lytton's The Lady of Lyons opened at the Murray Hill Theatre last night for the rest of the week. The production featured the familiar drama and period styling expected from the old playhouse.
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Bulwer Lytton
the Lady of Lyons
Murray Hill Theatre
Loraine Hollis Stages Jeanne du Barri at American Theatre
Loraine Hollis presented Jeanne du Barri a new play last night at the American Theatre. The drama explores the life of the French woman in a distinct interpretation compared with Belasco shows.
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Loraine Hollis
Jeanne du Barri
American Theatre
Mr. Belasco
The Black Hussar Opens at Terrace Garden This Week
The Black Hussar presented last Saturday at Terrace Garden starts a new series of English operettas. The company is full of vim and the venue pleasant and cozy.
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Black Hussar
Terrace Garden
Chinese Chair Filled at Columbia University
Trustees named Professor Frederick Hirth of the University of Munich to head the new Dean Lung Department of Chinese beginning next fall. At 53, Hirth has long worked with Chinese commerce and art. Felix Adler named professor of social ethics, gifts announced by trustees include funds for Oriental languages architecture labor books and scholarships.
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Columbia University
Frederick Hirth
University of Munich
Lung
Hirth
Chinese Customs Service
Canton
Shanghai
China
Hong Kong
Munich
Imperial Academy of Sciences
St. Petersburg
Felix Adler
W. H. Baldwin, Jr
R. Fulton Cutting
Robert W. de Forest
George Haven Putnam
Bishop Potter
Isaac M. Seligman
Charles Stewart Smith
Carl Schurz
Adler
Abraham Jacobs
L. Emmet Holt
Rudolph Tombo
Dean Hoffman
Department of
Oriental Languages
F. A. Schermerhorn
Department of Architecture
James Loeb
Mabr Jin
Dean
Benjamin Franklin
Isaac N. Dyckman
Weather forecast and yesterday’s records across the states
Washington reports yesterday’s high temperatures general from the Mississippi Valley eastward with showers in the north and clear conditions in the middle and south. Frost warnings issued for Colorado Wyoming Utah Northern New Mexico Northern Arizona Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho. Forecast calls for showers in the Lower Missouri Valley and Upper Mississippi Valley eastward to New England then fair weather elsewhere with cooler temps in areas of showers and rising temperatures on Wednesday. Winds vary by region from southwest to southeast with brisk upper lakes winds and fresh to brisk lower lakes winds. Steamers to Europe face fresh southwest winds and partly cloudy weather to the Grand Banks.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Iowa
Rocky Mountains
Middle Plateau
Arizona
Missouri Valley
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
European
Grand Banks
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Arzona
Oregon
Idaho
New England and Mid-Atlantic Weather Forecast Update
Forecast calls for showers and cooler conditions across New England today, with Eastern Maine at risk of showers Wednesday. New Jersey and Western Pennsylvania expect partial cloudiness today and Wednesday, with showers and cooler air in the north and fresh southwest winds. District of Columbia Virginia and Delaware to be fair today and Wednesday with light to fresh south winds. Eastern New York and Western New York to see showers, cooler weather, and brisk southwest winds, with possible thunderstorms today and on Wednesday.
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New England
Maine
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Virginia
Delaware
New York
The Passing Throng
Judge E W Waybright of Denver narrates a comical misadventure while traveling east from Mexico by train. He bathes in multiple hotels, misses trains, and ends locked in a bathroom until released by a bellboy, joking about future journeys without baths. E J Vandenberg of Groningen comments on Africa peace news and British policy, praising the Queen and criticizing press reports.
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E. W. Waybright
Denver
Cleanli
Ness
Mexico
Chicago
the Waldorf
Boston
Buffalo
New York
Iroquois Hotel
The
Waldorf
E. J. Vandenberg
Groningen
Holland
Bartholdi
Africa
England
Will of General Collis Leaves Flags to Grant Monument
The will of General Charles H. T. Collis, who died May 11 in Bryn Mawr, Philadelphia, was filed for probate. Executors Lloyd Collis and Edwin C. Lewis, with no bond, receive limited assets for his wife and children. The Grant Monument Association gets his two regimental flags to rest in General Ulysses S. Grant’s tomb. The estate, valued at about $25,000, provides ongoing support for his younger son Charles, and the rest is divided among his three children after age twenty-five.
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Charles H. T. Collis
Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia
Lloyd Collis
Edwin C. Lewis
Septima M. Collis
Fifth-ave
Charles
Elizabeth Wildman
Ontario St
General Collis
Grant Monument Association
Ulysses S. Grant
Amelia Read Lewis
Sprucest
Lloyd
Charles Collis
Fifth Ave
Died In The City Died At Woodlawn Cemetery Notice
A death notice from Woodlawn Cemetery in the Borough of the Bronx lists offices at 20 Fant We Street Madison Square South. The fragmentary text confirms a cemetery death notice without additional biographical details.
Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices Abroad
The Tribune offers mail subscriptions to domestic and foreign addresses with options for daily weekly and special editions. Rates include daily and Sunday, weekly farmer, weekly review, and tri weekly plans with various monthly yearly terms and add on postage for New York City dwellers. Offices listed in New York Newark and abroad in London Paris Geneva Bremen Genoa with agents and distribution points.
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Tribune
Scents
Tribune Almanac
United States
Greater
New York
Canada
Mexico
Tribune Alman
New York City
the Tribune
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Europe
Universal Postal Union
Nassau-st. Uptown
OFFIC
Broadway
Newark
Frederick N. Sommer
Broad—st
London
The
Fleet-st. Brown, Gould & Co
New
Oxford-st
American Express Company
Waterloo Place
Paris
J. Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker & Co
Geneva
Lombard, Odler & Co
Union Bank
Transatlantic Mails Schedule for Europe and Italy
The notice outlines weekly mailing times to Europe and Italy by various steamers, with directions for mail to specific destinations. It lists Tuesday through Saturday departures, ship names, routes via Plymouth Southampton Cherbourg Havre and Hamburg, and directions for special mail handling including supplementary times and required directives.
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Transatlantic
Italy
Per & & Citta di Milano
Ss. Columbia
France
Switzerland
Spain
Turkey
Egypt
Greece
Haritish
Germany
Europe
Transatlantic and Transpacific Mail Schedule Notice
Postmaster announces sailing times for numerous routes from Boston and Philadelphia to Central America the Caribbean South America and Europe with dates and ship names. It lists daily close times for mails to Newfoundland Haiti Jamaica Cuba Mexico and various Pacific destinations and notes rail connections to New Orleans Boston and North Sydney.
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IND
Central America
Costa Rica
South Pacific
Ss. Orizaba
Colon
Guatemala
S. S. Orizaba
Newfoundland
S. S. Silvia
St. Vincent
Grenada
Trinidad
Ciudad Bolivar
S. S. Maracas
Argentine
Uruguay
Paraguay
S. S. Etena
Jamaica
S. S. Admiral Dewey
Boston
S. Beacon
Philadelphia
Tednesday
Fortune Island
Haiti
S. S. Valencia
Barbados
Brazil
S. S. Hubert
Para
Maranham
Ceara
Cuba
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
S. Havana
Mexico
S. S. Havana
S. S. Prins Wm
Curacao
Venezuela
British
Dutch Guiana
S. S. Prins Wm. V
S. S. Tennyson
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
Santos
Bahamas
Guantanamo
Santiago
S . Seguranca
S. 5
Antilla
Nassau
S. S. Antilla
Inagua
St. Kitts
St. Martins
St. Eustacius
French Guiana
Uller
Bermuda
Porto Rico
S. S. Coamo
Vis
San Juan
Cura—cao
S. S. Maracaibo
Savanilla
Cartagena
Greytown
Ss. Ale
North Sydney
Miquelon
Florida
Dispatch
Port
Miami
Mexico City
Overland
Belize
Puerto Cortez
New Orleans
Transpacific
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
San Eo
Jmne
S. S. Australia
Australia
Westalia
Europe
New
New York
S. Sierra
Malis
Hawaii
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
City of Peking
Batts
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
D. Mm
U. S
Shanghai
Seattle
Tacoma
S.s. Duke of Fie
Alameda
Mafia
Phil Ielands
San
Australix
Francisco
Fiji Islands
Tom
Srhnad
Anelius Te Cott
Postomice
N. F
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MR. Hill
Tammany
MR. Nixon
Wolfert’s
Nixon
Harlem
Schoharie
Britannia
Cate
Yonder Hill
Daniel S. Lamont
St. Clair McKelway
Sage
W. Rourke Cochran
Edward M. Shepard
the West
Murray Hill
the American
Columbia
the Weather Report
Perry
Weather Bureau
New-York Tribune
Great Britain
Reactiva
Lawrence York Spear
Naval
Lockwood
J. Arthur
Lord
James B. Marvin
W. Bradbury
Merritt
George
Read
Delphine M. P. Rives
Arthur I. Tetten
Emma L. R. Watson
Robert C. Whiteside
Anna
Crawford
Francis Crawford
Margaret Crawford
18Th -Ave
Williamsbridge
Lisnaskea
County Fermanard
Ireland
Grand Central Depot
Woodlawn Station
Woodlawn
Enniskillen
Belfast
Dublin
Haviland
John A
Elizabeth
Aaron G. Havillagh
Purchase Meeting House
Grand Central Station
Port Chester
Hot Springs
Frederika
Samuel Shaw Howland
Caroline Slidell Belmont
St. Johns Church
Washington, D. C
Knapp
Tim
Katharine Thompson
William J. and
Mary T._ Westcote
Chester Winthrop
West Sothst
Lent
Pecksk!ll
Sarah Elizabeth Rogers
Cornelius C. Lent
Peekskill
Lock Woood
Arthur Lockwood
Jacob Corlies
West S4th St
James Brown Lord
Grace Church
Marvin
W. Stradbury Marvin
Lilla B
Willis B. Marvin
Locust Grove
Great Neck
Long Inland
George Merritt
Greenwood
Ruy le Boetié
Delphine Marie —— Ead
Inté
John Meredith Read
Rives
Milton
Mass
Arthur Soan
Grace Ives
Tull
Grant
C. H. T. Collis
Parnett
Watson
Clifford Watson
Whiteside
Brookside Park
Tarrytown
Witow
Wiliam Whitesle
Central Depot
Postoffice
Moendar
South
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