Amusement Listings at New York Theaters
The page catalogs vaudeville and musical offerings at major venues such as Casino, Harlem Casino, Keith’s, and the Lyric. Acts include The Merry-Go-Round, The Witching Hour, The Girl Behind the Counter, The Yankee Prince, The Merry Widow, and The Servant in the House with showtimes in the 2 to 8 PM range.
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Casino
Coney Island
Loena Park
Dreamland
Daly's
Ackett
Hammerstein
Harlem Casino
Herald Square
Hudson
Knickerbocker
LYRIC
the Wolf
NEW Amsterdam
New York
Wallace’s—S
Gay Murician
Tribune Association Ownership Note
New York Daily Tribune explains its ownership and publication by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists officers Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with the Tribune Building at 155 Nassau Street as the principal office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Penny post talks and political heat across oceans
The morning briefing notes a warm British welcome for the penny post accord with America and England, praise for Ambassadors Reid and Bruce, Socialist gains in the Prussian Diet, and reactions from Paris and Kingston. Domestic items include Roosevelt’s scare, tariff talks, and New York University graduation. Weather: today shows showers with yesterday’s high 72 and low 56.
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America
England
Reid
Bruce
Berlin
International Cotton Congress
Paris
Europe
Zola
Montmartre
Panthéon
Kingston
Jamaica
Magoon
Colon
Panama
United States
Douma
St. Petersburg
Ministry of Marine
Lewis Nixon
Mulei Hafe Hies
Bagdani
Diplomatic Corps
Roosevelt
Meyer
Serena Payne
Washington
Ways and Means
Maryland
Denver
Bryan
Jefferson Davis
Board of Assessors
Chelsea
Mass
Delaware & Hudson Company
Albany
Public Service Commission
Canal Zone
Why Are They Starving Teachers Urge Action On East Side Hunger
Article reports that East Side schoolchildren are going without breakfast, prompting relief committees to open free kitchens. It cites a principal claiming about twenty students per school lack morning meals, and implicates parental ignorance, public apathy, and anti immigrant bias, especially against Russian Jewish families. It argues for an effective labor-distribution system, noting the absence of national unemployment bureaus and affordable transport for workers.
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Kansas
Nevada
East Side Hunger and Depression In Cold Times
The text laments hunger among children on the East Side during an acute depression. It argues that labor colonies do not exist for fair treatment of honest workers, and questions why traveling workers and hoboes roam for pay or freebies as merchants demand.
Contests at Chicago expose fake Republican delegates
A Chicago dispatch lists 229 contested seats for the national convention. Most claims are deemed fictitious or extraneous, with Virginia and North Carolina cases highlighted as invalid. The piece urges the Chicago convention to curb factionalism and enforce party rules, especially in the lower South.
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Lst
Republican National Committee
Tribune
Chicago Dispatch
Virginia
North Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
People's Institute
Cooper Union
Chicago
Republican Congress
Tennessee
Republican Party
Gull
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
South
The First New Receivership Under New York Law
The new law places failed banks under the State Banking Department in New York. Home Bank of Brooklyn faced about 1200 dollars in receivership costs plus a Williams deputy and clerical expenses, a fraction of prior costs. Proponents say trained deputies improve efficiency and fairness for depositors, while critics call the change an outrage.
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New York State
State Banking Department
Home Bank of
Brooklyn
Williams
Jackson
Panaman Politics Rivalry Mirrors Early Republic Strife
The rivalry between Arias and Obaldia for Panama’s presidency echoes early republic struggles. Both have long political careers and ties to leading factions. Arias helped found the republic and backed the revolutions, while Obaldia opposed the Hay-Herran canal treaty and suffered a revolution related ouster and imprisonment.
Panama Rivalry Tested in Quiet Diplomatic Ties
The Panaman Republic’s early leaders and current officers in Washington face a quiet contest between two capable candidates for leadership. Both are trusted figures with solid records, and there is no clear policy clash or strong reason to favor one. Critics warn against extreme partisan tactics and note Panama’s history of devious politics, though no immediate American intervention appears necessary.
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Panaman Republic
Washington
Panama
Penny Post Age Across Ocean Cuts Letter Cost Significantly
The new Anglo-American postal agreement may cut letter rates to two cents an ounce, boosting trade and personal ties between nations. Postmasters expect higher receipts and broader correspondence as businesses and families in the United States and Britain, plus potential interest from Germany and Australia, respond to cheaper mail.
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Atlantic
Los Angeles
Hebrides
Great Britain
United States
Universal Postal Union
Meyer
Nevada
Germany
Australia
Pacific
Profits of Forestry in the United Kingdom and Abroad
The London Times essay argues forestry can boost employment and wood supply in Britain. It compares Scots pine profits with sheep pasture, notes Prussia and Germany show strong forest industries, and warns Britain relies on foreign pulp and timber. It calls forestry essential for national prosperity despite slow initial gains.
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United Kingdom
London Times
Prussia
Great Britain
Germany
America
Canada
Seasickness and transatlantic travel in medical essays
The New York Medical Journal discusses proper seasickness treatment as travel abroad grows. It notes many travelers expect future trips and that modern steamships are so large they seldom roll or pitch to disturb passengers, with transatlantic vessels offering smoother passages.
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New York Medical Journal
Conditions and currents in an era of political and aerial debate
An editorial collage discusses summer weather impact on motion and storms, renomination of Senator Allison by Iowa Republicans, decency notices for streetcars, and skepticism about a Chey balloon voyage. It critiques driving cruelty precedents, media portrayals in delegate counts, referendum burdens, and practical airship law.
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Senator Allison
Iowa
Allison
Chicago to sink seized guns in Lake Michigan plan
Chicago judges vote to hand over contraband weapons to the city custodian for disposal in Lake Michigan. The move mirrors New York practice, aiming to curb gun trafficking by removing seized ordnance from auctions and from circulation amid Windy City editorials calling it a good riddance.
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Chicago
New York
Lake Michigan
Windy City
President Escapes Injury Haw Riding Rock Creek Park
From The Tribune Bureau Washington June 3 The President narrowly escaped serious harm yesterday afternoon while horseback riding in Rock Creek Park. His mount reared and toppled near a stream but the President moved to safety and rode back to the White House with only bruises.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Rock Creek Park
White House
Payne
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roy H. Chamberlain
Iowa
New York
Wilbur F. Lunt
Chamberlain
Hepburn
Taft
Owen
Borah
Warner
Weeks
Bede
John A. Stewart
Stewart
Nevada
Naval Academy
Diplomatic Shifts as Embassies Move in Washington
The Brazilian government leases the Lafayette Square house for an embassy and the Ambassador and Mme Nabuco will move to a summer home in Longmeadow Maine. Baroness Takahira arrives later this month to join Baron Takahira for a summer home decision. The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce host Mr and Mrs Butler as guests. The Ecuadoran government purchases 1614 I Street for a legation, with Minister and Senora de Carbo taking possession in fall. German Attaché Captain Hebbinghaus heads to New York for an unveiling event and Newport before returning to Washington. Count Hatafeldt Wildenburg will relocate the German Embassy to Manchester-by-the-Sea for summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Lafayette Square
Mme. Nabuco
Long Meadow
Hamilton
Mass
Meyer
Takahira
Baron Takahira
Bryce
Butler
England
I Street
Senora de Carbo
Hebbinghaus
New York
President Lincoln
Madame Hebbinghaus
Newport
Germany
Count Hatafeldt Wildenburg
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Washington Society Notes on Summer Plans
From The Tribune Bureau Washington June 3 Colonel Henry May and his wife sail with daughters Isabelle and Cecelia May for Europe this month. Thomas T. Gaff and wife depart for New York then Osterville Mass. Mrs Benjamin Reeves Russell and children head to Spring Lake for the summer. Lt Colonel Russell will join when Navy duties permit.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Henry May
Isabelle May
Cecelia May
Europe
Thomas T. Gaff
New York
Osterville
Mass
Benjamin Reeves Russell
Spring Lake
Russell
Navy Department
New York Society Beach Show Opens at Mineola
Mineola hosts the annual Ladies' Kennel Association of America beach show at the Fair Grounds under new president Miss Anna Sands. Many prominent society exhibitors attend, signaling a notably fashionable event. Also announced are high society weddings: Eva Van Cortlandt Morris to McDougall Hawkes and Gretchen Hart to Henry Ladd Corbett, with details of ceremonies and attendants.
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Mineola
Long Island
New York
Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Anna Sands
Alexander Butler Duncan
Lawrence Townsend
Arthur Scott R Burden
James A. Burden
Henry A. Phipps
Hubert Livingston Beeckman
Harry Payne Whitney
Eva van Cortlandt Morris
McDougall Hawkes
East 64Th Street
Newbold Morris
Dr. Forbes Hawkes
St. Bartholomew's Church
Mise Gretchen Hart
Henry Ladd Corbett
Portland
Ore
Elizabeth S. Hoyt
Kinsman Named Bishop by Delaware Diocesan Vote
In Wilmington on June 3 the Delaware Episcopal Diocese chose Rev. Dr. Frederick Joseph Kinsman of New York as bishop over Rev. Dr. Robert S. Coupland of Baltimore. The selection was confirmed by lay delegates after a unanimous motion. Kinsman, born 1869 in Warren Ohio, educated at St. Paul’s School Keble College Oxford and served as head master at St Paul’s School and rector at St Martin’s in New Bedford before joining Berkeley Divinity School and then General Theological Seminary in New York City.
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Wilmington
Del
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware
Leighton Coleman
Frederick Joseph Kinsman
New York
Robert S. Coupland
Baltimore
Warren
Ohio
St. Paul's School
Concord
Keble College
Oxford
England
St. Martin's Protestant Episcopal Church
New Bedford
Mass
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Conn
General Theological Seminary
Thanks From Visiting Okla Homans To The Editor
A Tulsa Commercial Club delegation expresses gratitude in a letter to The Tribune dated June 1, praising Tulsa hosts and extending wishes for New York’s success while noting they hope to host New York visitors in Tulsa. Erwin Covey signs as secretary.
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the Tribune
Tulsa
New York
Tulsa Commercial Club
Okla
Erwin Covey
Will provides industrial school in Vermont will
In Bennington Vermont on June 3 Charles Cooper of Round Lake New York left a will filed with probate providing for a Cooper Industrial School. The plan hinges on the death of his son Alexander J Cooper who would receive stock and control other stock with no sale power. Upon the son's death the stock and accruing property would go to a board of fifty trustees to found and endow Cooper Industrial School of industrial arts.
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Bennington
Charles Cooper
Round Lake
Alexander J. Cooper
School of Industrial Arts
Cooper Industrial School
Social notes from Newport spotlight summer arrivals
Telegraph reports June social note items from Newport. Pembroke Jones and daughter Miss Sadie Jones arrive at Muenchinger King cottage awaiting new summer home. Mrs. Weld of Boston and several families join season guests at Ocean avenue villas and Idle Hour.
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the Tribune
Newport
Pembroke Jones
Sadie Jones
Muenchinger King Cottage
William G. Weld
New York
Bar Harbor
Baroness von Winslce
Joseph F. Stone
Eugene Schieffelin
Sesson
F. €. Sayles
S. E. Huntington
Notable New Guests Arrive for Berkshire Summer Set
Lenox welcomes Mrs Henry Winthrop Gray and Miss Lucy Frelinghuysen to open the Willows. Dr Richard C Greenleaf visits Windyside. New York’s Mr and Mrs Dantel P Griswold settle at MacKay cottage. Mrs Alfred E Bates and Mrs F T Winslow stay in Becket and Windsor. Mr Thatcher M Adams and family arrive at their New York cottage. The Dyer and Thompson families are checked in at Curtis Hotel.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Henry Winthop Gray
Lucy Frelinghuysen
Willows
Richard C. Greenleaf
Windyside
Dantel P. Griswold
New York
MacKay Cottage
Mabel Choate
Naumkerg & Stockbridge
Joseph Choate
Alfred E. Bates
General Bates
Washington
Windsor
F. TD. Winslow
Careswell
Becket
Thatcher M. Adams
E. Tiffany Dyer
Thompso
M. G. Thompson
Curtis Hotel
Davis Centennial Observed Across the South
Southern states marked the 100th birth anniversary of Jefferson Davis with varying holidays and ceremonies. New Orleans dedicated a monument site as thousands of students and veterans attended events, while other cities observed partial or full holidays and closed schools and businesses.
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New Orleans
South
Jefferson Davis
Kentucky
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Louisiana
Virginia
Davis
Rose
Homer
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Irstruction
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Empiorm
Financia
New York Daily Tribune
John D. Rockefeller
Cardinal Logue
James Butler
Westchester
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
London
Union Pacific
Thomas 4. McIntyre
Bankrum
Greenwich
Hearst
Major McClellan
City Club
Metropolitan Parks Association
Borouch Commissioners
Charter Revision Commission
New York University
Messrs. Arias
Ubaldia
Arias
Republic
Messrs. Amador and
Arango
Huertas
Obaldia
Vanama
Bogota
Hay-Herran
Csey
Quincy
Clear Lake
Illinois
South Dakota
Pittsburg Post
New-York Tribune
the Post
Mr. Hearst
Oregon
North Bergen
Hackensack Meadows
Westchester County
Hogan
Pat
Grogan
Puck
Grand Army
Harlem
Ellsworth
John T. Ford
Linecoln
Old Capitol
Jeff Davis
John Co. Breckenridge
Johnson
Sherman
Grant
Jacob Silverstein
Giles
Society For the
James Crichton-Browne
Mr. Dubley
Miss Smart
Philadelphia
Miex Lorene Dingwelt
Edith Landen
Misa
Ang
Hamilton Corbett
Henry Parker
Julian Peabody
Wiliam Bo
Beaiton Gardner Perry
Roderick McClay
Og i
Milner Roberts
Seattle
Leighton Parks
Tho Henry Reese Hoyt
Eat Street
Sy . Caroline Morgan
Frank P. McNultty
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Re Ee Parker Morgan
9. Shipman
Henry McNulty
D. Parker
Nora Stanley
Eleanor
Dorothea McNulty
Marian Hall
Norman H. Parke
Seumat Penn
Samuel Burdich
Arthur Orange
N. J
Roswell Parish, Jr
Brookline Mass
John MecVickar Haight
Garrisons
Charles E. Kneeland
Thomas I
A. Maclay Pentz
Daria House
East 45Th Street
Charles A. Gardiner
Amerika
Gardiner Park Tarryte
Robert Olyphant
Sophn Vernon Olyphant
Town
Adirondacks
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
DR. Kinsman
WILL
E. J. Herrick
Berkshires
Colorado Springs
Jefferson
Federacy
Nis Eh
Lexington
Wiliam Gdell Frost
College Today
James H. Canfield
University
New York City
Celtic
Liverpool
Tafta
Brewer
Mme
Emma Eames
Anne Morgas
An Termyetcm
Wet van Alem
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