Amusements and Theatres Listed for Evening Shows
A roundup of performances across New York venues shows Woman and Wine at Academy of Music 2 8 15 The Casino Girl at Casino S The Pride of Jennico at Criterion Theatre S15 Waxworks Grand Concert and Cinematograph at Eden Musee 4 pm to 11 pm Sherlock Holmes at Garrick Theatre S S Hammerstein's Victoria Roof Garden Keith's continuous vaudeville at many houses Koster and Bial's vaudeville Lion Palace Roof Garden Murray Hill 2 S5 Caste New York Theatre Quo Vadis Pastor's continuous performance St Nicholas Garden 8 18 Concert.
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Academy OF Music
Casino
Criterion Theatre
Jennico
Eden Musee
Garrick Theatre
Hammerstein
Victoria—S
Keith
Koster & Bial
Lion Palace
New York Theatre
Quo Vatis Pastor
ST. Nicholas Garden
Surrender at Pretoria reported as British enter city
Lord Roberts dispatch from Pretoria announces the formal surrender after a brief engagement that drove the Boers from strong positions. A battalion of Imperial Yeomanry was captured near Lindley as Admiral Kempff notes an engagement at Taku. Cholera ravages Bombay while Chinese, Algerian and Cuban events unfold. Crane dies in Badenweiler. Weather fair with 75 high.
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Lord Roberts
Pretoria
War Office
Imperial Yeomanry
Lindley
Admiral Kempff
Taku
China
Newark
Island of
Tablas
Figuig
Algiers
Stephen Crane
Badenweller
Bombay
India
Porte
Cuba
Gomez
Tribune mail offer prompts nationwide subscription
The Tribune announces daily and Sunday delivery to any U S address for one dollar per month with flexible address changes. Newsdealers can supply The Tribune on regular orders.
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TriBune
Democratic Convention exposes rifts and Bryan fixation
The New York Democratic State Convention yesterday exposed deep factionalism as leaders pursue favorable posts amid distrust of the Hill and McLaughlin camps. The piece argues the party remains centered on Bryan and President Wilson era politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Bryan
Hill
Tammany
McLaughlin
Suryan
New York
New-York Democrat
David B. Hill
Tammany Scrambles to Lead the Coming Procession
The text notes delegates largely support the predestined candidate but balk at the defeated platform from four years earlier. It suggests those controlling the convention act from policy, and predicts Tammany will push to lead the forthcoming procession as it begins a month later.
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Hill
Tammany
Surrender of Pretoria Marks Transvaal Fall to British
The British capture Pretoria and Johannesburg signals the practical end of the Transvaal as a sovereign state. Lord Roberts plans reannexation, while Kruger’s government dissolves and Boers are urged toward peaceful reintegration. Pacification aims to prevent guerrilla resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rosslyn
Pretoria
Transvaal
Waterval
Lord Roberts
Kruger
War Council
Johannesburg
Lydenburg
Oregon Victory Signals Narrowed 1900 Bryan Split
The Oregon verdict boosts Republican gains in 1900, showing Bryanite parties unified yet failing to curb Republican success. Expansion and gold standard emerge as pivotal issues, with the East poised to align with sound money, while Oregon s results temper anti expansion hopes and foreshadow broader support for the gold standard amid national economic tensions.
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Oregon
Chicago
Congress
Bryan
Northwest
East
West
New England
Middle States
McKinley
Gold Party
Quote on Bryan's prospects in Eastern States sports race
A fragment notes skepticism about Bryan's chance to advance in any Eastern State event. The terse line implies cautious outlook for the athlete amid regional competition and expectations of limited headway.
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Bryan
Culmination in St Louis Rioting Spurs Strike Leaders
Rioting in St Louis has shifted to pursuit, stripping, and beating women on streetcars, with strike leaders expressing anxiety and calls for condemnation of the violence. The piece argues leaders must denounce the acts, aid peace efforts, and support militia deployment to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Senate
Joseph Wheeler
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Navy Department
Indiana
Massachusetts
Missouri
Kansas City
Gorman
Maryland
Bryan
San Francisco
St. Louis
Hans
Peekskill
Why Abrogate the Treaty Now
Senator Morgan champions abrogating the Clayton Bulwer Treaty to aid isthmian canal aims though opponents doubt the move. The question weighs whether Senate action should precede executive treaties and whether replacing the old accord should wait until a viable canal law passes. The piece urges caution and keeping the treaty until a solid replacement is ready.
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Morgan
Senate
Committee On
Friends of the Canal
House of Representatives
Investment in ice stock cools War Wyck temper
A column notes reduced public heat from Mayor War Wyck as ice stock investments melt into publicity. It critiques Tesla on aluminum aviation prophecies and supports a tax on advertising boards on public land. It also discusses British possessions, Newfoundland’s alliance moves, and Canada’s potential partnership as it seeks external help to develop resources and steer politics.
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War Wyck
Newfoundland
United States
Canada
Dominion
A Mock Canada and Trusts In Congress Debate
The passage contrasts two entities, one scanty yet well meant and the other inadequate to standards. It likens a region to a Canadian province with a stable annual deficit like codfish and fog banks. It notes Congress votes to restrain trusts while exempting those regulating human labor, prompting a question about Toothpick and Shoestring trusts evading law as labor unions.
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Congress
Exhibition Features Wardness in Paris Pavilion
A Paris pavilion built by a foreign power mimics a U S club rather than a museum. The interior recreates an American club atmosphere with reading rooms saloons studies and a ground floor hall displaying a cupola with presidential coats of arms and portraits. It includes an operating American post office a reading room a reception room and a smoking room.
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Paris
United States
the Invalides Bridge
Republic
The
Jury
Loyal Legion
American Chamber of Commerce
Liberty
Ferdinand W. Peck
Norway
Christophersen
Quai d'Orsay
Fram
Nansen
People’s Museum
Monaco
M. Depelley
Prince Albert of
Grimaldi Palace
Dr. Doyen
Mlle
M. Tissore
Principality of
Marseillais
Olive
Albert
M. Picard
Census prep and curiosities from a bustling era
A collage of notes from 19th century reportage detailing census questions, a Paris police armadillo tale, courtship snippets, theatre subsidies in Greece and Spain, Norwegian pavilion wonders, and chaotic Exposition preparations in Paris with wooden structures, nets, and competing exhibitions.
Passing Throngs of Tales From Rail to North Dakota Farming
A Boston observer recalls near-miss on Maine Central line with a half-flanged wheel incident near Newport and a calm rescue on a straight track. A Western magnate recalls North Dakota farming misadventure ending with a Chicago voyage and a profit miscalculation. Baptist immersion tales feature a cork-legged spectator’s splash and a quip about no cork legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rundle
Boston
Grand Hotel
ACCI
Maine Central
Payson Tuck- Dents MN
ING
Boston Express
Waterville
Augusta
Kennebec
Newport
Diverse appointments and retirements noted in international posts
A batch of brief notices covers J. Monaghan’s resignation as consul at Chemnitz amid his new professorship at Wisconsin, Lt. Gibbons surviving the Anne cyclone wreck, Venezuela’s Pan-American exhibit committee appointments, Spain’s King’s Paris visit, Sir Arthur Palmer’s Indian command, Nippon Yusen Kaisha’s Kondo visiting Tacoma, and Gibraltar’s Governor Biddulph to be succeeded by Sir George White along with his military honors and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Monaghan
School of Commerce
University of Wisconsin
United States
Chemnitz
Germany
McKinley
Spain
Paris
Arthur Power Palmer
India
William Lockhart
Hudson’s Horse
Chin Hills
Punjab
R. Kondo
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Steamer Line
Tacoma
A. S. Mahara
T. Masaki
T. Kawada
Kobe
Hong Kong
Bombay
Pacific
Robert Biddulph
Gibraltar
George White
the Rock
C. B
Cart before the horse at the exhibition shows delays
The text blames the administration for delayed concessions and unfinished official constructions. Exhibitors face unpacking issues while authorities delay delivering show places. It argues for completion of works and informing exhibitors of delivery dates, noting the situation resembles the cart before the horse.
Cholera Ravages In India Amid Relief Efforts
London reports cholera remains active in many Bombay districts with deplorable conditions as large works are deserted. The Bombay Government opens scattered village works and relief improves in native states. About 5,770,000 people are now receiving relief. The Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company donates £5000 to the Indian famine fund. The Viceroy Lord Curzon dispatches the latest telegraph update.
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London
Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company
Indian Famine Fund
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Bombay
British India
India Famine Relief contributions listed by committees
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief reports yesterday’s receipts from numerous churches and societies including First Presbyterian Church Ithaca Reynolds, Fourth Presbyterian Church Philadelphia, Baptist Church Warrenburg New Jersey and many others. Additional contributions via The Tribune forwarded to Browne Brothers Co for fund purposes include First Baptist Church Rye and Rye Seminary New York and other named institutions.
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Committee of One Hundred On
India
Bor Swan
Christian Endeavor Society
Fourth Presbyterian Church
OF Baptist Church
Mahopac Falls
Bowe Christian Endeavor Society
Sandy
First Presbyterian Church
Painted Post
Warrenbure
the Evening Post
Baptist Church
Rutherford
N. J
Freedom
Penn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Malfen
Arch of the
Henry G. Bell
All Angels
Wye Heights Chapel
Presbyterian Church
Greencastle
Citizens of
Hamilton
Hamilton National
St. Anthony's Bread
James Middletown
Churc
Gurley Cease Church
Washington
St. Andrew's Church
Wellesley
Mass
Young People’s Society
Bloomingdale
Ohto
Fall River
Oan S
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Church of the Holy Trinity
Endeavorere
Ine
Wip
Asakes
Charles Pemberton Wurts
First Presbyterian Church of
Gates
Dateas
First Baptist Church
Hertford
Conn
George W. Penniman
Soeweege
Fee Oo Christian Endeavor Society
WewSel
Entaeas Lantivyanee First Presbyterian Church
Ithaca
Jasper
N. Y
Through & R. Hilbern
Union Memorial Service
Hammonsport
Albert Anderson
Hickson
N. D
W. Soule
Passaic
Frederick B. Carter
Montclatr
Reformed Church
Boonton
Claudia Carter
Camden
New-York
Wong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
Jens Pederson
Spencer
Towa
A&a
the Tribune
Browm Brothers & Co
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Seeesespeses
Advis
New York Daily Tribune
Pettigrew
Carter
Hanna
William D. Bynum
Judiciary Committee
House
Messrs
Hull
Lentz
Corbin
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy, Jr
Augustus van Wyck
Richard Salter Storrs
Brooklyn
Gravesend
Mento
Jean Beraud
McAddie
Bobs
Oregon Victory
Tesla
Alumnium
Monday
Orange River Colony
Great Britain
Wardness
Kentucky Caves
London Zoological Gardens
Bismarck Tribune
Harry
Harz
Hettstedt
Saxony
Eisleben
Martin Luther
Blarney
Tommy
Fran'ma
Brooklyn Life
Norway Country House
Monaco Pavilion
George
Greece
Athens
Johnny
Coffeyville
Kan
Jason Brophy
Needham Weeks
Brophy
Nowitt
Numismatist
Catholic Standard and Times
Japhet
Ark
Noah
Baltimore
Waldorf-Astoria
North Dakota
Ments
North
South
Sedt
Wallace
Pope
Buffalo
Savoy
T. de Witt Talmage
Tabernacle
John H. Gibbons
Admiral Watson
General Otis
Aplaemon
Castro
Venezuela
P. Acosta Ortiz
Francisco de P. Alamo
Francisco Azerm
Juan RB. Bance
Alfredo Blohm
José Boccardo
H. L. Boulton
Nicanor Guardia
Santos Jurado
Francisco de Salas Pérez
Miguel José Romero
Aristides Tello
Jorge Axlar
Carlos Zuloaga
India Famine Relief Fund
Eeweeces
Basex
Rye Seminary
Rye
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