Amusements Theatre Schedule Snatches
A scrambled list of theatre offerings shows Jeanne du Barri Chinese Honeymoon King Odo Wax World Frou Frou Dolly Varden The Wild Rose Laty of Lyons Chaperons Roof Gardens The Black Hussar Duses Concert The Show Girl with various showtimes and venues in a single page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne du Barri
Odo
MUSEE
World In Wax
Square Theatre
Dolly Varden
Erbocker Theatr
TTAN
Divorgens
Little AY Hill
S—Laty
Senate Debate on Isthmian Canal Bill and Miscellaneous Alerts
The Senate debated the Isthmian Canal bill with Hanna supporting Panama and an Oregon senator backing Nicaragua. the Military Academy Appropriation bill passed. In the House, general debate on the Anti Anarchy bill ended. Foreign news notes Combes forming a new French cabinet, Cuban politics, and investigations into shipping trusts. Governor Taft met the Pope. Hoylake hosted the Open Championship won by Alexander Herd. Coal guards shot a boy in the anthracite fields. West Point exams and honors were announced. Virginia constitution oaths required for state officials. City news covers stock weakness, transit talks, beef trust statements, church appointments, and rail hearings. Weather forecast calls for fair conditions with a high near 74 and low around 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Hanna
Ohio
Panama
Oregon
Nicaragua
Military Academy
House
M. Combes
Colloze
General Palms
Cienfuegos
Morgan
Westminster Gazette
Taft
Alexander Herd
Hoylake
Combestic
National Association of Military Surgeons
Washa
Roosevelt
Chalmette
Yale
Gale's Ferry
Harvard
Teamsters
Chicago
West Point
Odell
Peekskill
Virginia
Supreme Court of Missouri
McLellan
McCoy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rapid Transit Commission
Low
Brooklyn
Bronx
Beef Trust
S. D. McConnell
Church of the Holy Trinity of
All Souls’ Episcopal Church
Manhattan
Committee On Railroads
Board of Aldermen
Helen M. Gould
New York University
Tribune Subscription Rates and Mail Delivery Options
The Tribune offers mail delivery worldwide with address change flexibility. Subscriptions can be arranged through a regular dealer or at The Tribune office, with rates listed on the opposite page.
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Tribune
Open Car Question At Hearing On Prohibition Ordinance
A city hearing on an ordinance to bar standing between seats in open cars draws statements from Metropolitan and Brooklyn Rapid Transit officers. They claim enough cars during rush hours means few can ride, while enforcement challenges and public opinion are cited as obstacles. The piece questions legality and notes public tolerance of crowding and ill treatment by transport managers and authorities.
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Metropolitan Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Public transit reform proposal urged amid car crowding
The article argues for a modified ordinance to curb standing passengers in open cars during peak hours. It critiques transport managers for layoffs causing overcrowding and calls for more cars with minimal public or business hardship. It suggests a ban on standing except when allowed by hours, hoping aldermen support the change.
Kitchener Crowned Viscount as Britain Honors Hero
The text lauds Horatio Herbert Kitchener, noting his rise from commoner to viscount and his high standing in Britain. It highlights his military career from Khartoum to the Boer War, his humanitarian acts, and the affection of both British and Boer sides, framing him as a unifying, enduring symbol of imperial strength. It contrasts U.S. views on imperialism and Philippine policy, criticizing anti-imperialist stances and explaining evolving Democratic positions on constitutional limits and colonial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Kitchener
Khartoum
House of Commons
Lord Kitchener
Horatio Herbert Kitchener
England
Palestine
Cyprus
Gordon
Sirdar
Redeemer
Gordon Memorial College
South Africa
Indiana Democrats Push Old Philippine Plank Refined
The Indiana Democratic platform repeats the Kansas City 1900 plank on Philippine independence, promising aid to establish self rule and outside protections while seeking commercial and naval advantages. The piece argues this shift amounts to moral retrogression and echoes Bryan era anti-imperialism amid political strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Indiana
Central
South America
War on Women and Children in Pennsylvania Coal Regions
A Westminster voiced warning that Lord Kitchener would be remembered for waging war on women and children. The piece denounces strikers who abuse workers’ families, condemns attacks on wives and children, and calls such conduct cowardly and unmanly while defending workers’ right to labor. It argues the mistreatment of women and children harms American manhood and society.
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Westminster
Lord Kitchener
Pennsylvania
Oil as Coal Substitute Opens Cheap Fuel Era
An era of cheap fuel arises as oil starts replacing coal in steam boilers. Beaumont Texas crude proves four barrels equal a ton of No 1 coal, making oil at 80 to 90 cents a barrel cheaper than coal at 3 dollars. Interborough Transit contemplates oil fuel if a uniform, reliable supply can be guaranteed.
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Pennsylvania
Texas
South
Denton
Beaumont
Metropolis
Tribune
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Oil supply link for Northeast markets eyed by Texas operators
The piece argues for transporting Beaumont oil to Northeast buyers via simple, rapid tanker capacity. It notes several tank steamships can be built quickly and that many vessels operate on other routes. It credits Belmont-McDonald for leading Texas operators and suggests others will follow, urging interested buyers to signal quickly to hasten delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Gulf
Metropolis
Beaumont
Northeast
Belmont- McDonald
Texas
Homes for the Toilers in New York's Big City Vision
An editorial outlines housing reforms crafted for New York noting Manhattan’s limits and predicting future spacious homes on Long Island Staten Island New Jersey and beyond as tunnels and bridges expand. It envisions rapid safe travel via upgraded electric traction linking workers to workplaces across a growing metropolitan radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Island
Battery
Bronx
Long Island
Staten Island
New Jersey
Harlem
Peekskill
Poughkeepsie
Devery Critiques Tam many Bosses and Poolrooms
A historical column notes Devery attacking Tammany Hall leaders Croker and associates in sharp terms. He labels Murphy a nice sport McMahon a two-spot and Haffen a joke while accusing others of running Tammany by wireless from England. He likens Devery to a Mont Pelée of Fourteenth Street, condemning poolrooms being stormed without gunfire.
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Devery
Tammany
Croker
England
Murphy
McMahon
Haffen
Mont Pelée
Fourteenth St. Martinique
Hand to Hand Debates and Crickets Across Towns
A mélange of clipped anecdotes and brief items. A German schoolgirl’s critique of cricket contrasts sport with discipline and thirst, while Uncle Jim Wilkinson’s frontier grit, English roots, and scars mark a long career as deputy marshal. Additional notes discuss England Boers peace talks, a Denver sanatorium gift, Professor Bigsby’s return, and a courtroom oddly thanked by a convicted murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim’ Wilkinson
Vinita
Ind. T
United States
Judge Parker
Fort Smith
Jim Wilkinson
Deputy Wilkinson
White House honors Admiral Kemp for stand at Taku forts
At the White House on June 5 Rear Admiral Kemp was presented to the President by Representative Bartholdi. The President praised him for refusing to join the bombardment of the Taku forts, asserting the civilized world judged his action correct. Also present were fifty Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members introduced by Edwin C. Madden. Delegate welcomes included Company G, 24th Connecticut National Guard from Waterbury introduced by Senator Hawley. Delegates to a Southern Railway Surgeons convention met with President Roosevelt. Newport notices detail church services, clergy schedules, and seasonal hostings for numerous Newport residents and visitors with frequent movement to Lenox and Bar Harbor.
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Washington
Kemp
Bartholdi
Taku Forts
Legation
Kempff
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Edwin C. Madden
24 Regiment
Connecticut National Guard
Waterbury
Hawley
The
Association of Surgeons of the Southern Railway Company
White House
Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue Social Scene Still Bustling In Summer
New York society report notes Fifth Avenue remains crowded with carriages and socialites, with European arrivals filling lists. Highlights include the Vanderbilt bronze doors for St Bartholomew's Church costing 50000 dollars and Arthur Hoffman Van Brunt marrying Ethel Edson at St Bartholomew's. Post wedding plans place the couple at Ardsley then East 38th Street. Also mentioned are J Pierpont Morgan’s arrival in Athens aboard the Corsair and several prominent families spending summers at country places near New Rochelle and Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth-ave
Europe
Arthur Hoffman van Brunt
Justice van Brunt
Ethel Edson
Franklin Edson
St. Bartholomew's Church
Helen Edson
David H. Greer
East Thirty Eighth-St
Ardsley
East Thirtyeighth-st
Degree for Miss Gould at NYU seventieth commencement
Miss Helen Miller Gould received the Master of Letters honorary degree at NYU’s seventieth commencement in the Metropolitan Opera House. Four other women and Charles Waldo Haskins also received degrees, with Chancellor MacCracken noting NYU’s global educational mission and the crowd filling the venue to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Miller Gould
New York University
Metropolitan Opera House
George Alexander
Corporation
Emily Ogden Butler
Anna Palmer Draper
Catherine Bacon Smith
Martha Buell Mann
Charles Waldo Haskins
New York University School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
7Th Regiment
MacCracken
Horace Underwood
Corea
China
Syria
Brazil
America
Great Britain
Schwab Gives $5000 For Pittsburg Fourth Fund
President Charles M Schwab of United States Steel today donated five thousand dollars toward the Greater Pittsburg Fourth of July fund. The check was presented this morning on behalf of the steel corporation and its constituent companies in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Great Steel Corporation
Cambridge toHonor Reid and Parker with LL D Degrees
London reports that Whitelaw Reid U S special envoy to the coronation will receive the honorary LL D from Cambridge University. The award coincides with Yale music professor H W Parker also being granted the degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Edward
Cambridge University
H. W. Parker
Yale University
Notable Honors and Careers Span Science Law and Travel
Dr. S Alfred Mitchell of Columbia honors the Royal Astronomical Society election after aiding the Sumatra solar eclipse expedition. Rev Dr A H Bradford of Montclair is invited to preach at Syracuse amid a health retreat for Newell Dwight Hillis. Albert W Paine of Bangor marks 67 years of continuous law practice, oldest in New England, with a storied Maine court record. London Chronicle notes Lord Hindlip and Mr Whitehouse modern travelers racing across Abyssinia toward Abyssinia’s capital and a return via Sobat and Khartoum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Alfred Mitchell
Department of Astronomy
Columbia
Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain
Mitchell
United States
Sumatra
The
Congregational Home Missionary Society
A. H. Bradford
Montclair
N. J
National Council of Congregational Churches
Syracuse
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
Europe
Bradford
Albert W. Paine
Bangor
Penobscot
New England
Paine
Maine
Paris
Circuit
District Courts
Lord Hindlip
Mr. Whitehouse
London Chronicle
Zeila
Nile
Gildessa
Captain Harrington
Menelik
Adowa
Sobat
Khartoum
Eighteen Men Graduated From Newton Theological Institute
Newton Massachusetts June 5 Eighteen men were graduated from Newton Theological Institution today The trustees dinner honored contributors alumni and guests Endowments and bequests for the year totaled nearly 500000 including 200000 raised to secure an equal sum from John D Rockefeller for the foundation of a Rockefeller endowment program
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Newton
Mass
Newton Theological Institution
John D. Rockefeller
Rochambeaus in St Louis and Chicago visit in June
President David R. Francis welcomed the Rochambeau Lafayett e delegation in St Louis as they toured the world’s fair site and attended Luncheon at Mrs Morrison home. The party then moved to Chicago for a series of breakfasts, university visits, and receptions at the Chicago Club and Art Institute with 1500 invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
David R. Francis
Planters
Countess de Rochambeau WS
J. L. D. Morrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
George H. Shields
Country Club
Chicago
A Rochambeau
Count de Lafayette
M. Grave
France
St. Louis Exposition
M. Guillemin
M. de Billy
Beufre
Washington
Baron Rothiakof
Vicomte de Chambrun
M. Wejhoff
M. Henri Merou
Illinois Society
Sons of Bana American Revolution
Common Council Committee
Honore Palmer
Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution
Anatorium
Chicago University
Ageon
Common Council
Chicago Club
Art Institute
Sons and Daughters
American Nation
The
Guard
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New York Daily Tribune
Democratic Party
Republic
Philippines
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Funny Man
Philadelphia Record
Baltimore American
Denver Times
Denver
Lawrence C. Phipps
Agnes Phipps
Phipps
Bigsby
Emporia
Kan
Bill
Yonkers Statesman
Newport
R. IL
All Saints’ Memorial
Frederick W. Rhinelander
E. Linzee Cunningham
Wiliam C. Rives
Frederick W. Rhinelander, Jr
Leslie Pell Clarke
William C. Rives
J. Treman Burdick
W. F. B. Jackson
Providence
E. H. Porter
Emanuel Church
W. N. McVickar
Rhode Island
D. Parker Morgah
Percy S. Grant
Leonard
Dudley
Kentucky
E. HR. Porter
McVickar
George G. Haven
Miss Haven
Lenox
Narragansett Ave
C. H. P. Belmont
Belcourt
Newport Villa
Charles Daniels
Buffalo
Osgood Villa
Bellevue-ave
Harry Hamlin
Commodore
Elbridge T. Gerry
Newport Cottage
D. Hatch
le Chalet
Bellevue Ave
Bar Harbor
Stuyvesant Fish
Marton
East Seventy-eighth-st
Ea Wace
Garrisons-on-the. Udtson
East Thirty-ninth-st
Vernon H. Brown
Fisher's Island
Marcus Daly
Montana
William A. Perry
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Bay Rid Island
Long
Jabez A. Bostwick
Fitthave
Hamilton Cary
Albert Carstairs
Captain Carstairs
Welforg Park
Newbury
Berks
Westbury
George R. Sheldon
Center Island
Katharine
George S. Edgell
Babylon
Austin Corbin
East Thirty-eighth-st
William Ives Washburn
Cedarcroft
Greenwich
Conn
John H. Washburn
NEW York Society
J. Pierpont Morgan
Athens
Venice
William Iselin
Adrian Iselin
Davenport’s Neck
New Rochelle
Paul Russell Bonner
Bonner
J. Joseph Alexandre
Nirvana
Stamford
William North Duane
Charles Carroll Jackson
Chancellor Maccracken
Rev
Howard Bliss
Derwood
Cambridge
MR. Reid
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