Amusements Listings From New York Theaters
A compact roundup lists vaudeville and stage show timings at venues including Academy of Music Alhambra Astor Blaney and Coney Island Luna Park Daly’s Eden Musee and more. Entries note titles such as If I Were King The Witching Hour The Yankee Prince and The Servant in the House with various 8 15 and 20 minute slots.
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Academy OF Music
Texas
Casino
Circle
Coney Island
Luna Park
Bostock's
Dreamland
Daly's
Eden Musee
Hackets
Astein
Herald Square
Knickerbocker
LYRIC
New Amsterdam
New York
Wallace S
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Officers
New York Daily Tribune lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher. Ogden Mills serves as president while Nathaniel Tuttle is secretary and treasurer, with offices at the Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nasseu Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offcers
Panthéon shooting and global updates in brief
The morning news reports a military writer firing on Major Alfred Dreyfus during the Paris canonization ceremony, wounding him in one arm. Other notes include protests in the British House of Commons over King Edward's Russia visit, a typhoon off West Australia with heavy loss, and ongoing trials in Cetinje implicating Crown Prince George of Georgia. Domestic items cover GOP contested seats, Oyster Bay summer plans, new post agreement with Britain, and financial notes. Local city items mention a Culver train derailment injuring six, subway discussions, and public funding efforts for Brooklyn Bridge lighting. Weather outlook shows fair conditions with yesterday's high of 78 and low of 59.
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Emile Zola
Panthéon
Paris
Gregori
Alfred Dreyfus
House of Commons
Edward
Russia
Cettinje
Montenegro
George of
Gergia
West Australia
St. Paul
London
Imperial Bank of Germany
Russian Ministry of Railways
Pittsboro
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Alabama
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Great Britain
Finance Commission
Syracuse University
William Kent
Lyman Co. Smith College of Applied Sciences
Forest E. Cardullo
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Browne
Farley
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. City
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Brighton Beach
Hearst
Metz
Willcox
Public Service Commission
Charles H. Treat
United States
Dorothy Whitney
East Side
Union Pacific
John Hays Hammond
Mme. Eames
Europe
D” Line
Philadelphia
The McCarren Bill and the Court of Appeals Decision
The Court of Appeals ruling that county committees cannot unseat regularly elected delegates is sound but limited in impact against Black Hand style outrages. The McCarren bill would criminalize unseating legally elected delegates and curb fake contests, forcing courts to seat certified delegates and reduce boss control over conventions and party committees.
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Court of Appeals
Hahn
Murphy
Gonners
New York
Republican County Committee
McCarren
Grady At
Buffalo
Conners
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Bosses stack contests to control party conventions
The article criticizes bosses who, elected the year before, instruct agents to stage fake contests against opposition delegates. A party committee controlled by the boss ejects rivals to obtain a convention majority. It cites recent Democratic conventions as illustrating the risk of scandal and urges passage of Gov Hughes's recommended measure, noting the McCarren bill's favorable Senate report and hoped Assembly action this session.
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Hughes
McCarren
State Senate
Assembly
Panthéon ceremony quotes and Dreyfus era verdict
A lengthy appraisal links Gregori to the Panthéon ceremonies and the anti Dreyfus conspirators. It lauds Dreyfus restoration, Picquart as War minister, and Zola’s enduring legacy while noting the murderous plot and the era’s moral reckonings. The piece closes with a Hugo exchange on belief.
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Gregor
Devil's Island
Esterhazy
Merciers
Bolsdeffres
Zurlindens
Henry
Gregori
Picquart
Zola
Panthion
Victor Hugo
Charter Revision Commission would trim Board of Aldermen
The Charter Revision Commission proposes reducing the Board of Aldermen and stripping it of most functions, leaving it purely legislative. The piece argues against dissolving the board, calling it a monument to human vanity and noting the risks of shifting duties to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. It likens the move to keeping an ineffective vermiform appendix.
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Charter Revision Commission
Board of Aldermen
Revision Commission
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Common Council
Board of Estimate
Nature
Maryland Backdown Reflects Anti Bryan Movement Weakness
The Maryland Democratic State Convention showed the fragility of anti Bryan sentiment, with anti Bryan leaders declining Denver participation, splitting four votes to Bryan, and avoiding a full fight. The Tribune views Maryland as the state most opposed to Bryan yet capitulating to his program.
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Maryland
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Union
Nebraska
United States
Rayner
Senate
Smith
The
Woods
Bryan
Political strategy and the Bryan campaign
The passage argues that opponents should not rely on maps and pamphlets to defeat a candidate. It stresses beating him at state and district conventions and presenting a clear rival with concrete support. It criticizes anti Bryan managers for focusing on abstractions and delaying campaigns for leisure travel.
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Denver
Europe
Bryan dodges facts on banks and railroads in public tour
The letter criticizes William J. Bryan for lacking understanding of bank deposits and for misrepresenting rail industry wage and salary reductions. It cites instances where railroads reduced executive salaries and dividends after the panic, arguing such deductions exceeded those of lower paid workers, and questions Bryan’s claim of no such reductions. The piece accuses him of dodging current news.
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William J. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
North Platte
Neb
Mr. Bryan
Erie Railroad
Southern Railway
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Erie
The Prussian Election and Social Democratic Rise
The Prussian Diet race sees Social Democrats gaining a foothold not as full rulers but as a voice against oligarchic rule. They push for equal manhood suffrage and broader popular rights, urging reform without endorsing extreme party aims. Their push mirrors broader German democratic practices and argues for franchise reform in Prussia.
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Diet
America
Great Britain
Prussia
Germany
Feinberg Movement Promotes Motherly State Rule
A satirical piece argues the Feinberg Movement would replace paternal governance with a maternal state. Mrs. Feinberg leads a campaign favoring government ownership of childcare and leisure to secure happiness, while critics warn of overreach and loss of parental duties.
Ryan Bryan Neb contribution viewed as delayed vindication
The piece questions whether the release of the Ryan Bryan Nebraska contribution story serves as a late vindication for the Democratic National Committee executive committee. It presents a skeptical take on motive and timing.
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Ryan- Bryan-Nebraska
Democratic National Committee
Trial of speed between La Provence and Mauretania
The article notes an upcoming speed test between the ships La Provence and Mauretania after a shared departure from New York this week. It discusses potential quick Continent-bound travel via Havre and hints at schedule adjustments if not disrupted. It also parries editorials linking socialism to tariffs and Republican politics, questioning free trade’s role in socialist strength.
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la Provence
Mauretania
Continent
Havre
Liverpool
New York
Tribune
Evening Post
Weather records and political notes from early 1900s
The piece urges aeronauts to share upper air temperature data with the Weather Bureau, noting value for long flights. It laments declining Fulton street streetcar use, links subway growth and ferry losses, and remarks Oregon voters favor George B. Chamberlain, twice governor, now sought for U.S. Senate despite self description as a Democrat.
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National Weather Bureau
Moore
Oregon
George B. Chamberlain
United States Senate
Mr. Chamberlain
Letters of marque of 1782 offered by Norwich man
Edward Harland presents to the Connecticut State Library the original letters of marque for the brigantine Thomas of Liverpool dated August 5, 1782. The document grants safe passage to pass without hindrance for North America bound cargo and passengers. Additional brief clippings follow from various U.S. and British notes, jokes, and a discussion of Rome as a seaport plan.
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Edward Harland
Norwich
Connecticut State Library
Thomas
Liverpool
Great Britain
Ireland
James Bancroft
North America
Office of Admiralty
No Blow at Columbus Holiday Debate
The Buffalo Express argues Governor veto of making October 12 a Columbus holiday is not a slight to Columbus. It says Memorial Day honors the dead, a Columbus day would invite football and scheduling conflicts. The piece cautions holidays cluster and that a holiday in honor of a man should honor that person, not become contemptuous.
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Buffalo Express
Columbus
Christopher Columbus
America
White House social notes include visiting dignitaries and extended travel plans
Washington June 4 The President met briefly with Taft Wilson and several senators then resumed leisure time after Congress adjourned Visitors included Governor Glenn of North Carolina chemist Harvey Wiley Bishop Cranston editor Gustave Stickley and Representatives Alexander McKinney Olcott Also many social figures and families plan European trips with several staying in New York and at country estates ahead of summer abroad plans
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Wilson
Cullom
Beveridge
Long
Congress
White House
Glenn
North Carolina
Harvey Wiley
Agricultural Department
Bishop Cranston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Panama Minister Arango Returns to Washington
Washington notes say Panama Minister Don Jose Augustin Arango arrived today after a May trip to Panama. Secretary Aromena joined him in New York. Baron Bode, Russian military attaché, will assume duties in Washington shortly. German attaché and Frau von Liventus depart Washington for New York then sail to Germany for several months.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Jose Augustin Arango
Panama
Aromena
New York
Baron Bode
Colonel Raspopoff
Frau von Liventus
Washingon
Washington Society Dinner Guests Fill Capitol Social Round
The June 4 Washington social page notes Secretary of War and Mrs Taft honored at a Brigadier General and Mrs Aleshire dinner. Major General and Mrs Bell came from Fort Myer as well as officials including Assistant Secretary Coolidge. Justice Harlan plans summer in Albany and Murray Bay, while Justice Day heads to Canton. Rear Admiral Clover hosts Clover family from New York before a Napa Valley estate summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Aleshire
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Myer
Secretary of the Treasury
Coolidge
Wilcox
Cannon
Sharpe
Harlan
Detroit
William R. Day
Canton
Ohio
Supreme Court
Richardson Clover
Clover
New York
California
Lavergne
Napa Valley
New York Society Bride Weds Dock Commissioner’s Son
Miss Eva Van Cortlandt Morris wed McDougall Hawkes on a quiet noon ceremony at her East 5th Street home. She wore white satin with old lace, diamonds, and carried orchids. Bride’s brother Newbold Morris gave her away. Best man was Dr. Forbes Hawkes. They left for Chicago to attend the Republican National Convention, then Europe, with Ridgefield, Connecticut awaiting later in the summer.
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Eva van Cortlandt Morris
A. Newbold Morris
McDougall Hawkes
Low
East &Th Street
Newbold Morris
Forbes Hawkes
John Henry Chapman
Ridgefield
Conn
Hawkes
President's Summer Plans at Oyster Bay Arrangements
Washington reports preparations for the annual summer exodus of executive staff. Furniture shipments to Sagamore Hill begin as the President will arrive June 20. Secretary Loeb plans the summer at Centre Island and hunting trip in August. Calls from political visitors will be limited, and routine work will stay at Moore's office. Secret Service will maintain guard, turning away uninvited callers.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
White House
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Moore
Main
South Streets
Loeb
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Centre Island
Townsend
Cove Road
Jackson's Hole
St. Paul
Taft
Secret Service
Cardinal Logue Visits West Point for Cadet Review
Cardinal Logue of Ireland visited West Point with Bishop Browne Archbishop Farley and Monsignors McCready Hayes. A cadet corps review and field battery drill were held with second class officers and third class cannopeers. Luncheon guests included Lt. Gen. Young Congressman Capron and Col. Scott with staff.
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West Point
N. Y
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Browne
Cloyne
Farley
New York
McCready and
Hayes
Corps of Cadets
Cavalry Plain
H. L. Scott
Military Academy
Highland Falls
Here
Charles G. O'Keefe
S. B. M. Young
Capron
Scott
Larned
Dinner for Cardinal Logue At Metropolitan Club
A group of Irish citizens held a farewell dinner for Cardinal Logue at the Metropolitan Club last night. Arch bishop Farley and Bish op Browne joined Monsignor Lavelle as guests. Informal remarks were made by David McClure Patrick F Murphy Judge James Fitz Gerald Stephen Farrelly Judge Joseph F Daly and Dr Francis B Quinlan. John D Crimmins presided.
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Cardinal Logue
Metropolitan Club
Archbishop Farley
Bishop Browne
Monsignor Lavelle
David McClure
Patrick F. Murphy
James FitzGerald
Stephen Farrelly
Joseph F. Daly
Francis B. Quinlan
John D. Crimmins
Gorgag Chosen President of American Medical Association
Chicago June 4 Colonel William C. Gorgag chief sanitary officer of the canal zone was chosen president of the American Medical Association this afternoon.
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Chicago
William C. Gorgag
Canal Zone
American Medical Association
Social notes from Newport June weddings and visitors
Newport social page reports probable additional weddings by season's end. Notables Alice Potter, Caroline Grosvenor, Gordon Ading Ward new arrival in Newport. Dr Alex S Clark, Rev Dr Roderick Terry attend Casino engagement. Vanderhut family preparing Europe trip. Summer residents Davis, Le Roy, Wetmore, and Peabody Wetmore abroad. Breakers eyed for Vanderbilt stay. two estates Gray Craig and May Mitchell Clarke inspected for potential tenants. multiple gatherings and visits noted at Ocean avenue and with Newport society.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Sean
Alice Potter
Caroline Grosvenor
Gordon Ading Ward
Alex S. Clark
Paris
Roderick Terry Registeres
Casino
Yep York
Theodore M. Davis
Egypt
Ocean Avenue
Joseph F. Stone
Baroness Winsloe
J. S. Phipps
New York
S. Townsend Burden
Gray Craig
May Mitchell Clarke
Cornelius Vanderbitt
Maude Wetmore
Wydney Warren
George Peabody Wetmore
Kearny Warren
William & Yay
Harold Sands
Choate guests arrive at Naumkeag Lenox summer villa
Lenox mass June 4 telegraph reports Mr and Mrs Joseph Choate of New York arrived today at Naumkeag their country villa in Stockbridge Announcement states Miss Elizabeth Coolidge of Boston will wed Mr Crosby of New York at Trinity Church Lenox on June 1 Mr Crosby is son of Mrs Ernest H Crosby of New York Mrs John Sloane and her son John Sloane will arrive tomorrow at Wyndhurst for the summer
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Joseph Choate
New York
Naum Keage
Stockbridge
Weiting
Elizabeth Coolidge
Boston
Mamesell S. “Crosby
Trinity Church
Costy
Ernest H. Crosby
John Sloane
John Sloans
Wyndhurst
New Accessions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled new accessions yesterday, including J. Pierpont Morgan gifts of two colored plaster busts of Voltaire and Houdon. The display features English eighteenth century furniture, Delft ware, three new paintings, and notes on classification challenges in a Bulletin to be published today.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Purdon Clarke
Chippendale
Cern
J. F. Rafadile
di Domenico
Curenee
Barrymore Sails to Europe On Last Minute Plan
Miss Ethel Barrymore prepared for a rush to Europe as she sailed from Liverpool aboard the Mauretania. She said she would join her brother in Paris and noted her fatigue, aiming to catch a London performance of Lady Frederick. Separately, Modest Altschuler, conductor of the New York Symphony Society, received word that Czarnad was awarded the Order of St Stanislaus medal in recognition of his service to Russian music. Hastings, a Columbia director and rubber executive, is noted in connection with the orchestral and safety roles at the company and Oratorio Society of New York.
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Barrymore
Ethel Barrymore
Europe
Liverpool
Mauretania
Jack
Paris
London
Frederick
Hasar
Modest Altschuler
Symphony Society of New York
St. Petersburg
Order of St Stanislaus
Seymour Hastings
Hastings
Sxfety
Columbia Net” A
United States Rubber Company
Oratorio Society
New York Symphony
Secietty
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the Board OF Aldermen
Feinberg Movement
Feinberg
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Brooklyn
Washington Star
William R. Jenvey
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hoboken
Speaker
Iblie Ledger
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore
Park Board
Peter Mackenzie
Druid Hill
Edinburgh
Cain
Abel
Jimmie
Harper's Weekly
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
James R. Howe
Galesburg
Ill
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Brotherhood
Howe
Rome
Manchester
Royal Commission
Italian Board of Works
Tiber
Heme
Fiumicino
Civita Vecchia
Mrs. Houlihan
Mr. Houlihan
Miss Marion
Bourne
Jonal Me
William G. Rockefeller
Migg
Johnston Livingston, Jr
Arthur Leon
Oliver W. Bird
Satin Can
Miss Wetmore
Senator Dan, Peabody Wetmore
Rhode
Isang
Mrs. Temple Bowdoin
Hamburg
Thy
Frederick Townsend Martin Mallet
Grenadiont
Annie Leary
Cardinal Logus
Fifth Avenue
Melbert B. Cary
Itgeneig Am
Wade Chance
van Renswelaer Cruger
Moe Wag
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Southampten Island
Madison, N. J
Anne Morgan
Charley
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Mineola Fair Grounds
Ladies’ Kennel Association
Gorgas
Medical Association
Berkshires
J. P. Morgan
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