Vaudeville and Theatre Schedule at New York Theaters
Amusements list shows captioned vaudeville and stage acts at venues like ACADEMY OF MUSIC AERIA DENS COLONIAL LYRIC and NEW YORK ROOF GARDEN. Entries include titles such as Much Ado About Nothing The Girl of the Golden Wert Peter Pan and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with varied showtimes and multiple venues across Manhattan.
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Academy OF Music
Aeria Dens
Alha
Relascoys
Thompson & Pondy
Greater Lone Park
New York
New York Roof Garden
Breen
Bervaré Pavot
Patsy
Dr Jekyl
Mr Hy
Senate and House Proceedings Reshape After Death of Senator Gorman
The Senate adjourned after passing resolutions of sympathy for Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland. The House suspended rules to consider the Niagara Falls bill amid notes on the death of Senator Gorman. Foreign items report the president's meat scandal message and other world events. Domestic news notes Gorman's death from acute heart disease in Washington, Roosevelt's special message, and stockyard reports, plus weather and assorted city items.
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Congress
Senate
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
House
Niagara Falls
Gorman
London
Queen Victoria
Carabanchel Camp
Morales
Odessa
Mr. Combs
Guatemala
State Department
Sefior Barrios
Salvador
Sabine Baring- Gould
Norman
Port Elizabeth
Washington
Roosevelt
Neill-Reynolds
Chicago
Steubenville
Ohio
Canaen
Mexico
Albany
E. C. Humbert
New York
Morristown
N. J
Earthquake Investigating Committee of
Pennsylvania
Richard A
Jerome
Southern States Immigration Commission
Phelan
San Francisco
Hermann Oclrichs
Beauvoir Bennett
Herbert B. Seeley
Bertha Claiche
Auburn
Emil Gendro
Mailing TRiscng subscriptions for travelers and ex-pats
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Ular
Tarscxe
Cassatt’s Tentative Reply on Pennsylvania RR Scandals
The Pennsylvania Railroad president Mr Cassatt returns from abroad and avoids firm promises until discussions with colleagues. The editorial disputes his claim that press hostility and anti corporation sentiment are driving a biased portrayal, stressing public trust in the company and noting gifts to officials amid investigations.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Great Corporation
Cassatt
Cassett
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Cassatt
Lesdere
Public Temper Roused by Exposed Evils, Cautioned Viewpoint
The passage argues that extreme expression of public temper reflects needed exposure of real evils and calls out a misconception blamed on Mr Cassatt. It stresses that defenders of the controversial view must reconsider fact and policy to avoid grave error.
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Cassatt
Meat Report Calls for Tougher Federal Meat Inspection
The editorial argues that the Neill Reynolds report deepens public doubt about meat packing and urges urgent reform. It condemns unsanitary plant conditions, urges inspection from hoof to can, and supports funding higher inspection staff to restore confidence and protect both domestic and foreign markets.
Denaturing Alcohol For Arts Sparks Government Debate
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue faces a grave task as tax relief for alcohol used in the arts begins. Fraud risks loom as fraud schemes may rise with cross border practices, and Mr. Yerkes prepares to meet emergencies next January. European precedents guide plans to improve denaturing methods, with wood spirits commonly used though proportions vary. Germany favors 2 to 5 percent wood alcohol, while England often uses about 10 percent.
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Internal Revenue
Germany
England
Wood alcohol as denaturing agent discussed with care
The article weighs the idea of using wood alcohol to denature spirits, noting its pernicious effects if consumed even when diluted. It discusses objectives: deter drinking, avoid easy removal, and resist simple fractional distillation, concluding wood alcohol fulfills the essential denaturing requirements.
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Mr. Yerkes
Senator Burton Leaves Senate After Convictions
Senator Joseph R. Burton resigns as the Senate prepares to cut his pay after repeated convictions for failing to separate his duties as a senator and as a paid attorney. The article condemns the stay of his salary and calls the situation a public scandal harming Kansas and the nation.
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Joseph R. Burton
Senate
Burton
Washington
United States
Kansas
Gorman political legacy marked by reform and autocracy
Senator Arthur P. Gorman shaped Maryland and national politics through a hard nosed machine era at home and a reformist Senate role. He built a powerful party machine in Maryland overturning aristocracy while aiding liberal aims in the navy and tariff debates. His disfranchisement efforts damaged his home state but his Senate work preserved Treasury funds and defeated the Lodge Hoar bill. His career combined autocratic leadership with practical statesmanship and courteous personal conduct.
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Arthur P. Gorman
Gorman
Maryland
Democratic Party
Mr. Gorman
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Louisiana
Wilson
Treasury
Senate Chamber
Efficacy of Generalship in Attaining Ends
A concise assessment of how strategic command influenced outcomes, weighing effectiveness, decisiveness, and the alignment of actions with intended goals. The analysis highlights key decisions, their consequences, and the balance between risk and reward in achieving victory.
TAPPED WATER MAINS
A city inquiry into a surreptitious link between Mr. Cord Meyer’s water company and the municipal system raises questions of political entanglement and possible city contracts. Commissioner Ellison is urged to probe further taps while noting ongoing water waste and the potential for a broader discovery.
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Cord Meyer
Democratic State Committee
McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Long Island Water Supply Company
Chapin
William J. Gaynor
William Ziegler
Department of City Works
Meyer
Ellison
Mr. Meyer
Eleven minutes a day future work claim by M Guesde
The French Socialist M Guesde argues that society properly organized will reduce work to eleven minutes daily. He notes some socialistic centers already require no work at all and hints at future efficiencies. Other items: Harlem fish stories, stamps danger, Bernhardt at Coney Island, Bryan in foreign lands, Tamerlane wins New York to Bermuda race, and Knickerbocker may buy back after theft.
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M. Guesde
Curious European Register Gaffe and Farce From Abroad
A traveler in Austria asks to register under local police rules but is humorously corrected when a servant writes his name as a portmanteau mistranslation. The tale unfolds with a string of jokes and oddities from Europe and Africa, including a sun-gazing torture platform and a pistol of misread names.
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Europe
Austria
Upper Congo
Report on Chicago stock yards sanitary conditions submitted to Congress
President Roosevelt transmitted a Labor Department report by Neill and Reynolds on Chicago stockyards and packinghouses, with a presidential message urging corrective legislation. House members Hull and Rixey sought August visits, but Roosevelt declined due to summer plans. Other White House visitors included Cannon and Taft, with a host of senators and representatives calling. Social notes cover engagements, marriages, and travels of prominent New York families, including the Valle Reyburn and Fanshawe connections, as well as recent church and social events.
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Messrs. Neill and
Reynolds
United States
New York
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Neill
James B. Reynolds
Chicago
Representative Hull
Iowa
White House
Army of the Philippines
Des Moines
Rixey
Virginia
Prohibition Evangelical Association
Loudoun
Oyster Bay
Cannon
la Follette
Hansbrough
Spooner
Olcott
Parsons
Sterling
French
Butler
Wylie
Taft
Frank Sargent
Immigration
Shonts
Stevens
Panama Canal Commission
Norwegian Minister Leases Hewitt Place for Summer at Bar Harbor
In Washington the Norwegian minister plans a summer at Hewitt Place Revenue Cove Bar Harbor with Mme Hauge. A large society and military group attended the St Pauls Church wedding of Miss Joan Reeves daughter of Commander I S Reeves to Dr Frank Jay Duffey of Bay Ridge. The ceremony conducted by Rev Father Mackin with Commander Reeves giving away the bride. A large reception followed at the Reeves home. Duffey will take his bride to Bay Ridge to live. Colonel and Mrs Garlington, guests of General and Mrs Bell, depart for New York and New England resorts. General Merriam and Mrs Merriam will move to a Maine summer home.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Norway
Hewitt Place
Revenue Cove
Bar Harbor
Mme. Hauge
Army
Navy
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Joan Reeves
I. 8. K. Reeves
Frank Jay Duffey
Bay Ridge
Mackin
Reeves
Cornelia McBlair
Norfolk
Florence Duffey
Florence Morrow
New York
Julia Potter
Baltimore
Calderon
Pansy Wilson
Frances Bishop
Duffey
Thomas Duffey
George Diman
Massachusetts
Horace Mercer
C. S. Mally
Harry Hurt
J. F. Maury
William Kerkam
Lassing
Alexander Mikell
M. C
Garlington
J. Franklin Bell
Mrs. Merriam
Maine
Mayer Willis Wedding Set in Morristown Church
New York Society notes announce the June 3 marriage of Miss Emily A. Mayer to Joseph G. Willis at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Morristown. Miss Mayer is the daughter of John Mayer and the late Mrs. Mayer, formerly Miss Natalie Havemeyer.
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Emily A. Mayer
John Mayer
Joseph G. Willis
Grinnell Willis
Morristown
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Mayer
Natalie Havemeyer
Maharajah Visits Childrens Court In New York
The Gaekwar of Baroda and Maharanee tour the Court of General Sessions with East Indian entourage at Hotel St. Regis. They observe a peanut vendor case in Bronx Park and express interest in establishing child welfare institutions in India. He praises President Washington and Liberty Hall and plans a Boston visit as a seat of learning.
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Gaekwar
Baroda
Maharanee
Washington
Philadelphia
Hotel
St. Regis
Maharajah
Court of General Sessions
Charles H. Irish
Willard H. Olmsted
Solomon Bernstein
Sarah
Essex Street
Bronx Park
Justice Olmsted
Sata
Mount Vernon
Liberty Hall
Boston
United States
Rodolphe Kann Collection Not Sold Says Kann
Paris reports quoted Edouard Kann denying any sale of the Rodolphe Kann collection to J Pierpont Morgan. He states no negotiations have been opened and no sale is in progress.
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Paris
Edouard Kann
Rodolphe Kann
J. Pierpont Morgan
Henry Arthur Jones Disappointed By English Reception
Archibald Selwyn, brother of Edgar Selwyn the play broker, arrived aboard the Minnetonka with plans to buy American rights to foreign plays. He reported Henry Arthur Jones felt hurt by the English reaction to his works and defended his portrayal of English life.
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Archibald Selwyn
Edgar Selwyn
Minnetonka
Playwright Charlies Klein Returns From London
Charlies Klein, author of The Lion and the Mouse, arrived on the Minnetonka with his wife after two months abroad for the London production. He reported unusual Broadway interest and praised Miss Illington for her leading role while noting English audiences prefer restraint. Pinero praised Illington at Duke of York's Theatre and Klein said he signed a contract with a prominent English actor to write a play within a year.
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Charlies Klein
London
Lion and the Mouse
Minnetonka
Klein
Miss Ilington
New York
Social Notes From Newport Arrivals For The Season
Newport reports arrival of Louis H. De Forest and parents at Train villa for the season. Mrs F W G D Hauteville returns from New York. Miss Codman at Belle vue cottage. Mrs W A Flagg of New York seeking a cottage. H Scott arrives at Belmead Belleval avenue. Vanderbilt party arrives with horses carriages and children from the steam yacht North Star to Beaulieu.
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Tribune
Newport
R. L
Louis H. de Forest
George B. de Forest
F. W. G. D’hauteville
New York
Miss Codman
Bellevue Avenue
W. A. Flagg
H. Scott
Belmead
Belleval Avenue
Cornelings Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
North Star
Beaulieu
Columbia to Host Wilson Lectures Next Year
Columbia University officials announced that Princeton President Woodrow Wilson will lecture next year under an endowment from George Blumenthal for instruction in politics and civil government. His course titled The Workings of the American Constitution will be offered with Albert Shaw delivering a separate course on Present Problems of Practical Politics.
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Board of Trustees
Columbia University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Columbia
George Blumenthal
Wilson
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Department of Pathology
F. €. Wood
Philip Hanson Hess, Jr
Ogy
Maitland Armstrong
Manton Eastburn
Columbia College
W. T. Brewster
Charles Knapp
Herbert M Richards
George S. Fullerton
Phil Thelosophy
Guy A
Grand Duke of Hesse Guests at Wrest Park Luncheon
A luncheon at Wrest Park London on June 4 hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Reid entertained the Grand Duke of Hesse and guests. Attendees included Baron Schenck von Monsgarban, Prince and Princess Alexis Doig rouki, Lady Carew, Lord and Lady Abingsa, Wingfield, Henry Kerlain, Lady Chamberlain, and Coal Mingins.
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London
Grand Duke of Hesse
Anthony Ampthill
Bedfordshire
Wrest Park
Reid
Baron Schenck von Monsgarban
Alexis Doigrouki
Carew
Abingsa
le Leute Wingfield
Henry Kerlain
Chamberlain
Will Bequest Totals Sixty Thousand Dollars Aids Causes
By Catherine L R Catlin's will sixty thousand dollars are left to religious and charitable institutions. The Cathedral of St Joan the Divine gets sixty thousand, St Mark's in the Bowery ten thousand, St Luke's Home for Christian Females four thousand, New York University ten thousand, and Daisy Field's Hospital Englewood New Jersey receives aid.
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Catherine L. R. Catlin
Ned Livingston Place
St Joan the Divine
St Mark's
The
Bowery
St. Luke's Home
New York
New York University
Vanderbilt Jr Exempt Yet Serves on Grand Jury
Mineola Long Island June 4 William K Vanderbilt Jr though exempt due to veins is a member of the Thomaston volunteer fire department and serves as a grand juror. Carey and Cott Street Coed Mover ware to serve but were executed.
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W. K. Vanderbilt, JR
Mineola
Long Island
William K . Derbilt, Jr
Fire Department
Thomaston
Ned Carey Eee Cott St Coed Mover Ware
Prize Day at Loyola School Honors Guests of Honor
Monsignor Mooney and the Very Rev Joseph Hansieman provincial of the Society of Jesus were guests of honor at Loyola School prize day. They spoke at the St Lepettate Church in 4th ome, addressing parents and pupils about the event and its ceremonies.
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Loyola scHool
Coaching Party Return Home From State Trip
Members of the Coaching Club traveling through the state will reach home today, due at the Knickerbocker Club at street and Fifth avenue at 7 p.m. Those in the party include Robert L. Gerry, Tatler Oo Ledyard Blair, and Alfred C. Vander.
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Knickerbocker Clu
Fifth Avenue
Robert L. Gerry
Tatler Oo
Ledyard Blair
Alfred C. Vander
Fulton Memorial Meeting Called by Committee Chairman
Colonel Heistand, chairman of the executive committee of the Robert Fulton Memorial Assoc, with Cornelius Vanderbilt as president, called a meeting of the committee to be held at Hugh Gordon Miller's house on New West Street at 8:80 o'clock tomorrow.
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Colonel Heistand
Robert Fulton Memorial Assoc
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hugh Gordon Miller
N& Wast
Tad Street
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Gale
New York Daily Tribune
MR. Cassatts
the Meat Report
Senator Burton
Harlem
Lancet
Bernhardt
Coney Island
Colonel Bryan
Foreign Lands
Richard Croker
Father Knickerbocker
Hiram
Jean Marie le Flordec
Mont Pelée
Martinique
Maisons-Lafitte
Australia
Japan
Russia
Layee
Fury
Chisago News
Theodore A. Havemeyer
William Baylis
East 66Th Street
Isabel Fanshawe
Mra
William
F. Fanshawe
van Sinderen Lindsley
Henry Lindsley
Flancée
Mise Evelyn Pierrepont
Bennington
Miss Fanshawe
L. White
Foxhall P. Keene
Elliott F. Shepard
Ernest, G. Fabbri
I Bar Harbor
William Jay Schieffelin
Henry F. Dimog
Town
Country Place
South Coventry
Conn
Gordon Norrie
New London, Conn
Edward N. Taller
Robert R. Livingston
Cheviot, N. Y
Geraldyn Redmond
Callendar House
Tivol on-the-Hudson
Della Gherardesca
Moses R. Taylor
Mount Kisco
Henry C. Taylor
H. B. Wolryche Whitmore
Douglas Robinson
Orange
St. Ann’s Church
Florence Kelley
Albert T. Kelley
Amedee Valle Reyburn, Jr
St. Louis
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Will
Kann
Henry Arthur Jones
Charles Klein
DR. Wilson Columbia
Princeton
Fulton Memorial
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