Vaudeville and Show Listings at New York Theaters
Listings for venues including SEY SAYS The Girl from Texas and The Merry-Go-Round at multiple houses. Acts span vaudeville programs with clocks listed as 2 15 and 8 15. Billing notes include Lena Park Bostock Steeplechase Dreamland and The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam and Lyric with dates and show times.
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Sey
Texas
Casing
Coney Island
Lena Park
Daly
Ackett
Harlem Casino
Herald Square
Hudson
the Wolf
Amsterdam
New York
Wallace
Publication and officers of The Tribune Association
The New York Daily Tribune notes ownership and publication by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with principal offices at the Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offcers
Roosevelts Narrow Escape and Postage Pact Move
Domestic and international briefs report President Roosevelt escaping injury when his horse reared and fell into a creek. A letter postage rate of two cents per ounce between the United States and Britain will take effect October 1. Various political and financial items follow, including tariff discussions, bond issues, and city developments.
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America
England
Reid
Bryce
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
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 East Side School Children
A plea on East Side hunger notes teachers and principals reporting morning fainting and missing breakfasts among Russian Jewish pupils. It argues famine stems from parental poverty and public indifference, calling for a nationwide job distribution system, cheap rail transport, and organized relief to prevent recurrence.
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Kansas Farmers’ Employment
Nevada
Man with the hoe travels as merchants’ pay rate or free
The excerpt laments widespread misery during acute depression by noting the traveling laborer known as the man with the hoe and comparing it to straining wages, hoboes, and the lack of labor colonies for fair reception of honest workers, asking why children go hungry on the East Side.
Contests at Chicago Highlight Republican Delegation Disputes
The Republican National Committee lists 229 contest cases for the Chicago national convention. Most are frivolous, with 22 seats in Virginia and North Carolina disputed, while only a handful in Alaska Arizona Missouri Ohio Kentucky Arkansas North Carolina Oklahoma and Tennessee show legitimate title disputes under party rules. In the Deep South, factionalism weakens party governance and the Chicago convention could stamp out such disorder.
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Republican National Committee
Tribune
Chicago
Virginia
North Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
People’s Institute
Cooper Union
Republican Congress
Republican Party
Gulf States
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
South
First New Receivership Under New NY Law
The new law for suspends and failed banks places receiverships in New York State Banking Department. Home Bank of Brooklyn cost about $1200 for the process and clerical expenses, far cheaper than a Jackson receiver would have cost. Deputies under Superintendent Williams are seen as better managers than political appointees, promising fairer payouts to depositors and cheaper administration, though critics call the law an outrage.
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New York State
State Banking Department
Home Bank
Brooklyn
Ss6
Williams
Jackson
Panaman politics rivalry mirrors early republic clashes
The long running contest between Arias and Ubaldia in Panama resembles historic partisan fights in other nations. Arias helped found the republic and has been a central government figure, while Obaldia, tied to the 1903 Hay-Herran era, played a pivotal but compromised role as Panama's governor during the revolution.
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Messrs. Arias
Ubaldia
Panama
United States
Washington
Arias
Republic
Messrs
Amador and
Arango
Huertas
Obaldia
Bogota
Panama Rivalry Sparks Quiet US Interest in Presidency
The piece notes Panamanian leaders near the start of the Republic with positions in Washington and state roles. It argues both candidates are high quality, with no clear policy divergence, while warning against extreme partisan moves that could invite American intervention to preserve order.
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Panaman Republic
Washington
Panama
Penny Post Across Atlantic Likely to Boost Trade and Ties
Analysis of the Anglo American postal pact notes faster cross ocean letters at two cents an ounce may raise mail volumes and trade. Postmaster Meyer foresees gains even if profits are modest, with Germany and Australia watching closely for similar benefits and closer ties across the Pacific.
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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
A London Times view on forestry profitability and its labor impact, comparing sheep pastures with planted Scots pine. It cites long term returns, foreign forestry efficiency in Prussia and Germany, pulp and cellulose industries, and warns that America and Britain risk timber shortages if reforestation is ignored.
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United Kingdom
London Times
Prussia
Great Britain
Germany
America
Canada
Proper treatment of seasickness essays in medical journal
The New York Medical Journal features essays on seasickness treatment amid rising travel abroad. It notes growing numbers of people planning trips for health or business and observes steamships' size reducing rolling. Even smaller transatlantic vessels often fail to disturb passengers much.
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New York Medical Journal
Halcyon months bring motion and public notes
A compilation of editorial asides on weather, politics, and public conduct. It discusses summer motion, potential storms, Senator Allison's renomination by Iowa Republicans, streetcar decency posters, and cautions about airship travel claims. The piece also reflects on driving precedents, legislative references, and voter challenges in referendums.
Chicago to dump confiscated guns into Lake Michigan
Chicago follows New York by consigning seized firearms to the depths of Lake Michigan after judges vote to end annual auctions. City newspapers call it a good riddance to bad rubbish as the practice ends and police loot, once sold at cut rates, is no longer accessible to criminals.
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Chicago
New York
Lake Michigan
Windy City
President narrowly escapes injury on horseback in Rock Creek Park
Washington June 3 The President had a narrow escape yesterday afternoon while riding in Rock Creek Park as his new horse reared and fell near the stream. He escaped serious injury, was bruised but remounted and returned to the White House. Also reported are tariff delay after November elections and a presidential appointment of Roy H. Chamberlain as merchandise appraiser in New York, plus lists of White House visitors and society weddings with detailed bridesmaids and ushers descriptions.
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New York
Grand Army
Harlem
Ellsworth
John T. Ford
Lincoln
Old Capitol
Jeff Davis
John Co. Breckenridge
Johnson
Sherman
Grant
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Rock Creek Park
White House
Payne
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roy H. Chamberlain
Iowa
Wilbur F. Lunt
Chamberlain
Hepburn
Taft
Owen
Borah
Warner
Weeks
Bede
John A. Stewart
Stewart
Nevada
Naval Academy
Diplomatic Realty Moves Mark Embassy Shifts in Washington
The Brazilian government leases No 2 Lafayette Square for an embassy as Ambassador Nabuco and Mme Nabuco prepare to leave Washington for Long Meadow Massachusetts. Baroness Takahira arrives late June to join Baron Takahira for a summer home hunt. The British envoy hosts Mr and Mrs Butler at the embassy. Ecuador buys No 1614 I Street for a regation, with Minister and Senora de Carbo to take possession in fall. German attaché Hebbinghaus heads to New York for a Lincoln memorial address and Newport before returning to Washington. Count Hatzfeldt 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 Hatzfeldt Wildenburg
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Washington Society News of June Departures Abroad
Colonel and Mrs Henry May will spend the summer in Europe with daughters Miss Isabelle May and Miss Cecelia May. Mr and Mrs Thomas T Gaff depart Washington for New York then The Ship in Osterville Massachusetts. Mrs Benjamin Reeves Russell and her children head to Spring Lake for summer, with Lieutenant Colonel Russell joining 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 in Mineola
Mineola Long Island prepares for the Ladies Kennel Association of America beach show opening this morning at the Fair Grounds run by Miss Anna Sands new president succeeding Mrs Alexander Butler Duncan. Exhibitors include Mrs Lawrence Townsend Mrs Arthur Scott Burden Mrs James A Burden Mrs Henry A Phipps Mrs Robert Livingston Beeckman and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney.
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Mineola
Long Island
New York
Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Anna Sands
Alexander Butler Duncan
Lawrence Townsend
Arthur Scott Burden
James A. Burden
Henry A. Phipps
Robert Livingston Beeckman
Harry Payne Whitney
Kinsman Named Bishop by Delaware Diocesan Vote
The Delaware diocesan convention elected Rev. Dr. Frederick Joseph Kinsman of New York as bishop over Rev. Robert S. Coupland of Baltimore by 11 to 4 votes. The motion for unanimity passed, and lay delegates promptly confirmed the nomination by 45 to 3. Born in Warren, Ohio in 1869, Kinsman studied at St. Paul’s School and Keble College Oxford and has held chairs in ecclesiastical history at Berkeley Divinity School and 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
N. H
Keble College
Oxford
England
St. Martin’s Protestant Episcopal Church
New Bedford
Mass
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Conn
General Theological Seminary
Thanks From Visiting OklaHomans To The Editor
The Tulsa Commercial Club members thank The Tribune for a gracious Tulsa welcome during their brief visit. They praise public spirited energy and friendship, extending wishes for New York City’s success and hope to host in Tulsa in the near future. June 1 Tulsa Okla. Erwin Covey Secretary.
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the Tribune
Tulsa
New York
Tulsa Commercial Club
Okla
Erwin Covey
Will Provides Industrial School for Bennington Youth
The will of Charles Cooper, filed in Bennington Vermont, provides for an industrial school for practical instruction of young men at Round Lake New York with provisional founding on the death of his son Alexander J. Cooper. The son receives shares of stock outright and control of additional stock. surplus is retained until it exceeds 400000. Upon his death the trust stock and property go to fifty trustees to establish Cooper Industrial School of Industrial Arts.
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Bennington
Charles Cooper
Round Lake
N. Y
Alexander J. Cooper
School of Industrial Arts
Cooper Industrial School
Social notes from Newport during the season
Newport June 3 Social notes list arrivals and departures for the summer. Mr Pembroke Jones and family occupy Muenchinger King cottage while awaiting their new home. Visitors include Mrs Weld of Boston Mrs Henry A Tay and Mrs Leroy Emmet with Miss Johnson Mrs Clark with her son at Ocean Avenue villa. Notables such as Baroness von Winsloe and Rear Admiral Logan's wife are seen among many Philadelphia New York and local guests.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Pembroke Jones
Sadie Jones
Muenchinger King Contage
William G. Weld
Boston
Henry A & Tayi
Leroy Emmet
New York
Claris
C. C. Pomeroy
Ocean Avenue
Mr. Clark
James Laurens van Alen
East
Mes T Shaw
Edward Morrell
Philadelphia
Bar Harbor
Baroness von Winslce
Joseph F. Stone
Eugene Schieffelin
F. ©. Sayles
S. E. Huntington
Paul A. Andrews
Waldo Andrews
Benjamin Smits
E. J. Herrick
Logan
L. C. Logan
E. Maitland Arestrong
Willows season opens in Berkshire region hosts and guests
Telegraph report from Lenox dated June 3 lists Mrs Henry Winthap Gray and Miss Lucy Frelinghuysen arriving to open the Willows for summer, with arrivals of Dr Richard C Greenleaf at Windyside, the Griswolds from New York at MacKay cottage, and others including the Choates, Bates, Winslow, Adams, Dyer, Thompet, and Thompson at various Berkshire properties and hotels.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Henry Winthap Gray
Lucy Frelinghuysen
Willows
Richard C. Greenleaf
Windyside
Daniel P. Griswold
New York
MacKay Cottage
Mabel Choate
Naumkeag Stockbridge
Joseph Choate
Alfred E. Bates
General Bates
Washington
Windsor
F. D. Winslow
Carerwell
Becket
Thatcher M. Adams
E. Tiffany Dyer
South Observes Davis Centenary Across States
New Orleans marks Jefferson Davis birth centennial with school parades and silent tributes as many states observe a holiday. In Louisiana a dedicated statue was unveiled in New Orleans with thousands of students in attendance.
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New Orleans
South
Jefferson Davis
Kentucky
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
South Carolina
Louisiana
Virginia
Davis
Passengers listed for voyage to Caneeatt Suroepe aboard several ships
The list includes THE CELTIC and THE MAURETA with many accompanying travelers such as Mr. and Mrs. W. A., Rev. Mr. and Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crane, Mrs. J. FP. Jegeom Moore, THE AMER M. E. Boas, Mrs. M. K. Oppenheim, James K. Hackett, Harrison Power, Mme. Emma Eames, and others. Also named are Mr. Pierre Lortilard, Colonel and Mrs. Ales R. Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rook, and Isaac V. Bre kaw among assorted couples and individuals.
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Caneeatt
Celtic
Liverfoot
W. A
W. H. Crane
Henry Davis
Wales
Clarence
J FP. Jegeom Moore
Amer M. E. Boas
Wm. F
J. Warren Goddard
Adams
M. K. Oppenheim
Maureta
Richard Croker
Pierre Lortilard
James K. Hackett
Harrison Power
B. F. Yoakum
Ales R. Lawton
J. T. Rook
Isaac V. Brekaw
Mme
Emma Eames
C. HM
St Mises Anne
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Empiorm't
Nott Financial
Turfsone Financial
New York Daily Tribune
John D. Rockefeller
Cardinal Logue
James Butler
Westchester
East Side
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
London
Union Pacific
Thomas 4A
McIntyre
Greenwich
W. R. Hearst
McClellan
Hearst
City Club
Metropolitan Parks Association
Borough Commissioners
Charter Revision Commission
Board of al
New York University
Senator Allison
Allison
Cley
Quincy
Clear Lake
Illinois
South Dakota
Pittsburg Post
New-York Tribune
the Post
Mr. Hearst
Oregon
North Bergen
Hackensack Meadows
Westchester County
Hogan
Grogan
Puck
Jacob Silverstein
Giles
Society For the
James Crichton-Browne
Mr. Dubley
Miss Smart
Philadelphia Press
Elliott Corbett
Hamilton Corbett
Henry Man Parker
Julian Peabody
William B. Grigg
Gardner Perry
Roderick McClay
Omie Ore
Milner Roberts
Seattle
Bishop
Sisted
Leighton Parks
Henry Reese Hoyt
X. Mes. Street
Caroline Morgan
Frank P. Meatee
Nora
Eleanor
Dorothea
Marian
Charles A. Gardiner
Amerika
Gardiner Park
Tae
Forry
Robert Olyphant
Mis
Sophy Vernon Olyphant
Town
Adirondacks
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
Rhinelander
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Eva van Cortlandt Morris
McDougall Hawkes
East 64Th Street
Newbold Morris
Dr. Forbes Hawkes
St. Bartholomew's Church
Gretchen Hoyt
Henry Ladd Corbett
Portland
Ore
Elizabeth S. Hoyt
DR. Kinsman
WILL
Newpport
Berkshires
Colorado Springs
Col
Jefferson
Cofederacy
Tise
Benes
William
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