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Theatre schedule lists multiple venues with shows including Jeanne du Barri Chinese Honeymoon King Dodo World in Wax The Hunchback Dolly Varren The Wild Rose Divorcees Lady of Lyons Hall of Fame Vaudeville The Black Hussar Dass Concert Show Girl and more with varied showtimes across theatres.
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Jeanne du Barri
King Dodo
World In Wax
Hunchback
Square Theatre
Dolly Varren
Bocker Theatre
HILL
E Theatree
Congress Debates Philippine Civil Government Bill And More
The Senate discussed amendments to the Philippine Civil Government bill under the fifteen minute rule. In domestic news Roosevelt plans and Albany address details surface. Reports cover strikes in the anthracite region, Cuban reciprocity talks, isthmian canal law pauses, and weather outlook with showers and cooler temps.
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Senate
Lodge
Philipp'o
Hayts
Nis McKinney
House of Commons
Balfour
Lord Salisbury
South Africa
London
Saturnalia
Earl of Shrewsbury
Zawre
Waterbury
Taft
Philippines
Cardinal Rampolla
Secretary of State
Cunard
Macgregor
Cape Colony
Roosevelt
Chicago
Albany
John B. Stanch
Ahe
Tdes
Peekekt
Sth
Prest Hoosevelt
United States Supreme Court
J. F. Bell
Wash
Tribune Subscriptions Offer By Mail And Office
The Tribune outlines subscription options for mail delivery worldwide and switching at will. Readers may register through their regular carrier before departure or submit at The Tribune office across from page eight for rates.
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Tribune
Greatsingers Complaints on Subway Contract Terms
The piece argues the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and the Rapid Transit Commission face public scrutiny over a proposed Broad Way and Brooklyn subway extension contract. It defends the commission against accusations of favoritism toward contractors, notes prior doubts about tunnels, and discusses burdens on contractors versus benefits to Brooklyn residents in funding and cost considerations.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Rapid Transit Commissionere
Greatsinger C
Broadway and Brooklyn
Grout
McDonald
Meiad
Grestsinger
Brooks
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Steeis
Durdens
Ascete
Through Train Extension Is Essential For City Subway
Public opinion demands an adapted contract to meet taste and transit needs. Through trains, not local shuttles, connect Manhattan with Brooklyn centers like Borough Hall and Flatbush Avenue. Dumping passengers at City Hall Park fails to create a true rapid transit system.
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Subway
Creatsinger
Board of Rapid Transit Railroad “Commissioners
City Hall
Mr. Greatsinger
Manhattan
Interborough Rapid Transit
Manhattan-Bronx
Brooklyn
Greatsinger
Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall Park
Williamsburg Bridge
Rivington-st
Borough Hall
Flatbush
Harlem
New York City Hall
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Flatbush Ave
Peace terms of the Boer War: generous British settlement
The terms of peace in South Africa grant the Boers sovereignty under a British crown with broad amnesty, self government timing, protection of taal and arms, limited war crimes trials, a $15,000,000 indemnity, and deferred negro suffrage. Both sides claim honor and aim for lasting reconciliation and prosperity. The agreement preserves farms, grants amnesty for rebels, and excludes the death penalty for Cape Colony and Natal offenses.
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South Africa
Lord Milner
Lord Kitchener
Gladstone
Majuba
Kruger
Lord Salisbury
Windsor
Cape Colony
Natal
Africa and British Empire’s South Africa Union Part
Africa and of that British Empire of which the now united South Africa is an essential and important part.
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Africa
South Africa
Tuberculosis Congress Opens in City Amid Global Fight
The tuberculosis congress opens in the city, highlighting the disease’s historic deadly toll and the shift toward treatment. It notes fresh air and feeding as key aids, with germicides and external methods debated. Focus remains on efficacy, risks from diseased cattle, and governmental control.
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United States
Congress
American Congress
Sign Regulation Moves On Board of Aldermen
A city ordinance tightening billboard and sky sign sizes earns praise as a step toward curbing a poster nuisance. It limits wooden billboards to 10 feet, metal to 18 feet 6 inches, and sky signs to 9 feet, with required permits. The piece argues safety and decency demand regulation and cites Buffalo and Rochester as examples. The editorial views the measure as a liberal yet necessary first step toward broader sign control.
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Board of Aldermen
Europe
Buffalo
Rochester
Committee of the Board of Aldermen
Advertiser
Immigrants at Ellis Island in May 1902 Stir Debate
A 1902 report notes over ninety thousand immigrants arriving at Ellis Island in May. Officials express concern that many lack enterprise and prefer coastal city work, urging strict screening to keep out unwanted newcomers while welcoming truly capable newcomers.
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Ellis Island
New-York
Atlantic Coast
Manhattan
Ontario Election Signals National Political Drift
Reaction in Ontario notes the provincial election as a national indicator. Ontario, the Dominion’s most populous province, wields outsized influence in industry and commerce and shows politics driven more by secular factors than ecclesiastic interests.
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Canada
Ontario
Ontario Liberals cling to power in tight provincial win
In Ontario the Liberal party secured a narrow majority of four seats in a 101 seat province, signaling possible drift toward conservatism. The piece notes the church balance among denominations, Conservatives historically strong in Ontario, and questions what this provincial result foreshadows for the next Dominion general election.
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Methodist
Presbyterian
Ontario
Liberal Party of Canada
Dominion
Sceptre Poised to Win Epsom Derby in Royal Favor
Turf experts in Britain and the U S anticipate Sceptre the fast filly will triumph at Epsom Derby after wins in the Two Thousand and One Thousand Guineas. Her sire Persimmon, King Edward VII s great horse, adds to the drama as crowds await the world s most famous race. Also noted are Paris dog shows. Westminster Kennel Club events. ill tidings and calls for peace in June. distress from disasters. and a general mood of calm and sympathy amid recent catastrophes.
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Great Britain
United States
Sceptre
Epsom
Edward
Persimmon
Revolutionary Bed Named After Lafayette Visit
The Bristol merchant tale recalls Lafayette's 1824 halt at the old Delaware House on a trip from New York to Philadelphia and the post bed that became known as Larette's bed now owned by Bristol and Langhorne residents. The column also relays jokes about doctors fees and footnotes on lunar months.
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Bristol
Penn
Philadelphia Record
Marquis Lafayette
Rochambeau
America
New York
Philadelphia
Delaware House
Larette
George Reed
Langhorne
Joseph H. van Zant
Germany
President to seek honor keeping for French awardees
Washington notes the President will ask Congress to allow Assistant Secretary Peirce, Commander Rogers, and Colonel Bingham to retain the Legion of Honor decorations given for welcoming the Rochambeau mission, with the medals remaining in the State Department. Also covered are society obituaries, local departures for Newport and summer resorts, and prominent residencies and travel plans among New York and Newport elites.
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Washington
Congress
Legion of Honor
Peirce
Rogers
Bingham
Rochambeau
State Department
Pritchard
Judson Honeycutt
Mars Hill
N. C
Newport season notes on prominent residents and arrivals
Newport notes list Thomas F. Cushing and family skipping Europe travel, Judge and Mrs Bookstaver at Purgatory Road cottage, John R. McLean renting Bennett villa opposite the Newport Casino, E C Benedict's fatal previous occupant, Drexel and Winslow households preparing for summer, Rev. Merrill's short stay and Emmanuel Church consecration, Mrs Nichols Brown memorial edifice, various social arrivals at Osgood and Howland cottages, Friedheim and Castle Hill villa negotiations by Pembroke Jones, Lady Paunceforte departure, British Embassy to Newport for season with Lord Pauncefote's successor possibly Michael Herbert joining duties.
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Tribune
Newport
R. I
Thomas F. Cushing
Miss Cushing
Europe
Judge
Henry W. Bookstaver
Purgatory Road
John R. McLean
Washington
James Gordon Bennett
Newport Casino
E. C. Benedict
W. H. Neilson
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
Friedheim
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 Mark a Summer Return to Town
An array of lavish weddings brighten New York as summer guests return. Maud A. Wolfe wed J Butler Wright at St George in Stuyvesant Square, with a large wedding party, while Lillian Wing tied to Naval Constructor Laurence York Spear at her West Fifty-fifth Street home. Mary Seymour Jewett married George Carey at the Church of the Transfiguration. Attendees include prominent families, officials, and naval officers. Deaths cast a pall with Mrs S S Howland and James Brown Lord among mourners. other obituaries noted in Derby and St Patrick’s Cathedral services.
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Montefiore Isaacs
Union
James Brown Lord
Grace Church
Howland
Newport
Tuxedo
Hempstead
Maud A. Wolfe
Christopher Wolfe
J. Butler Wright
St. George’s Church
Stuyvesant Square
Marshall Geer
Stanton Whitney
Cornelius R. Agnew
H. Mercer Walker
W. Howe
William 8. Rainsford
Morris K. Jesup
C. C. Cuyler
Cuyler
John Bullard
William Kingsland
R. C. Cornell
Henry Marquand
S. S. Smith
Mason Young
Canmann
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
John Wolfe
Samuel Thorne
Grenville Kane
George Park
Anthony
John Hammond
Sheldon Leavitt
Henry Crosby
C. R. Wright
Kk. Richards
G. W. Richards
Dorothy Richards
Lillian Wing
Charles Tudor Wing
Lawrence York Spear
United States Navy
George Magoun
Clinton de Witt Flanagan
Henry
Kerr
Gustave Trieste
Liberty
Sydney Cleman
Merriweather Walker
Francis Drake Ae Bae
Elijah Woodward
William E. Butt
A. D. Juilliard
Jules J. Vatable
Robert McM. Gillespie
Thomas Stokes
George Dodge
Hichborn
Bowles
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
Samuel Sloan
Edgar Aurchincloss
Auchincloss
Blandina Miller
Helen Miller
Utica
F. E. Chadwick
Charles 3. Fairchild
Walter C. Oakland
Henrietta Wynkoop
Mary C. Elmendorf
Hertha Green
Maurice Green
Forsyth
John Forsyth
James Carey
S. S. Howland
Hot Springs
di Cesnola
H. S. Sanford
Tuileries
United States
Brussels
Derby
Conn
Metropolitan Art Museum
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Tennessee official sailing to London with high-ranking escorts
H. Clay Evans of Tennessee, newly appointed consul general to London, will sail tomorrow on the St. Paul with General Wilson and Rear Admiral Watson. Evans is accompanied by several family members and is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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H. Clay Evans
Tennessee
London
St. Paul
General Wilson
Watson
Mr. Evans
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ca llanth e arrival at Havre from Gibraltar
Havre reports the steam yacht Ca lanthe belonging to J Arthur Hinckley of the New York Yacht Club arrived Saturday from Gibraltar.
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Havre
Calanthe
J. Arthur Hinckley
New-York Yacht Club
Gibraltar
Americans Presented At Court At London Levee
London June 2 Mr Choate presented in the diplomatic circle at the levee today Douglas Robinson and W C Endicott and in the general circle J Lee Saltonstall and Robert S Keeling were presented to the court officials in attendance.
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London
Mr. Choate
Douglas Robinson
W. C. Endicott
J. Lee Saltonstall
Robert S. Keeling
Wilhelmina to stay in Germany for convalescence
The bulletin from Loo ee states Queen Wilhelmina will convalesce at Castle Schaumburs in the Lahn valley. Consul-General J. R. Planten says Baron Van Lynden has sent thanks for the US public’s sympathy and interest during the Queen’s illness.
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the Hague
Looee
Wilhelmina
Castle Schaumburs
Lahn
J. R. Planten
Netherlands
Associated Press
Baron van Lynden
United States
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS LIST STEAMER BOOKINGS
A long passenger list shows travelers booked to sail today on the Kronprin Wilhelm for Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen including Miss Archer Francisco Alvarez Mr and Mrs James A Batley John K Cowen T Jefferson Coolidge Mrs James W Clerk and many others. Several named passengers arrived yesterday on the Kaiserin Maria Theresia from Genoa and Naples and more are booked to sail for Italy on the Palatza and for Maples Genoa on the Citta di Milano. The lists include numerous professors couples and Misses and show a busy transatlantic travel schedule with varied destinations.
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Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Miss Archer
Francisco Alvarez
James A. Batley
John K Cowen
T. Jefferson Coolidge
James W. Clerk
C. M
Beth Clark
James E. Cooper
James E. Cooper, Jr
H. T. Dempster
Charles Judson Gould
Ethel
Muriel Gould
F. Garcia
L Warren Goddard
Robert L. Gerry
W. F. Harper
J. Jex
Jex
Henry Krauber
John Muir
Margaret and
Elizeabeth Muir
G. N. Olcott
Rutherford Mason Perry
Princess Bamba Duleep Singh
Louis Stern
Julius Sachs
Frederick F. Thompson
EF. N. Tailor
Ernst Thalmann
John Merriam Taylor
Isabel
Florence H. Taylor
Arthur Welman
M. von Malapert
Genoa
Naples
Alexander
Charles Harrison
Jacob Kleinhaus
Frank Morgan
Charles Leight
Italy
Palatza
Josephine Berry
John F. Butler
George W. Dawson
H. E. Everett
Catharine
Jane H. Everett
Charles H. Farnsworth
O. P. Fairfield
Tracy Peck
A. B. Kenyon
W. E. Lingelbach
George T. Ladd
Alice J. Morse
A. H. Kimberly
Bishop McConnell Satisfied with Brooklyn Diocese
Special to The New York Tribune from Rome June 2 says Bishop McConnell departs Rome after noting Mr Crimmins may seek Vatican backing for Archbishop Corrigan's successor. He states he is entirely satisfied with his Brooklyn diocese and has no other ambition.
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Tribune Association
New-York Tribune
Calle
Rome
McDoNnell
Tribune
Crimmins
Vatican
New- York
Corrigan
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