Madrid Folly and Fortune in Royal Festive Madrid
An extended Madrid impression from May 20 portrays a capital rebuilt for spectacle and power, where royal fêtes, processions, and architecture crown a city of talkers and loungers. It notes Spain’s uncertain future under King Alfonso XIII, the prime ministers, Weyler, Moret, and Sagasta, and the role of foreign encouragement in stabilizing the throne.
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Madrid
Philip II
Europe
Puerta del Sol
Velasquez
Spain
Victoria
Alfonso XIII
Maria Christina
The
Asturias
Infanta Maria Teresa
Infanta
Isabel
Giraldini
Spanish Empire
New Madrid
Vélasquez
Margaret
Las Meninas
The Chaperons at New-York Theatre Review
The Chaperons is a light summer revue with songs dances and speeches lacking a unifying plot. Harry Conor Walter Jones Nellie Follis Trixie Friganza Eva Tanguay and numbers like Bloomin Size entertain a hot night crowd while the management offers a reward for any hint of a coherent story.
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New-York Theatre
Hook
Crook
Willy Nilly
Harry Conor
Chinatown
Walter Jones
Algernon Shaughnessy
Paris
Nellie Follis
Edna
Trixie Friganza
Eva Tanguay
Miss George in Frou-Frou at the Garrick
Grace George starred in Augustin Daly's Frou-Frou with Wilton Lackaye at the Garrick. The review faulted the melodramatic tempo and amateurish acting, noting limited satire and suggesting stronger casting and direction to match the French original.
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Grace George
Wilton Lackaye
Garrick
Augustin Daly
Sartorus
Donald MacLaren
de Valreas
Miss George
Dooley sketches author at Dooley song event
Peter Dunne listened to the Dooley song in The Chiney Moon. David Warfield posted improving after yesterday appendicitis operation at General Memorial Hospital. The Actors Society met at Berkeley Lyceum with 1,548 members. Mackay re elected president. board expanded to 21 with 12 new faces.
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Peter Dunne
David Warfield
General Memorial Hospital
The
Actors’ Society
Berkeley Lyceum
West Sorty-fourth
F. FP. Mackay
Bessie Tylor
George D. Mccintyre
Nomena Ys
K. B. Mantell
Theodore Oberts
F. F. Mackay
I. A. Washburne
Maida Craigen
W. F. Owen George Marr
George C. Binley
Ernest Lamson
Erron Dunbar
Rowell Hansel
Edwin Arden
Marie Doran
Rumor About Sage Debunked In Well Street Report
A Well Street rumor claimed Russell Bage was dead yesterday afternoon. The report had no basis in Sage's condition, with the financier improving steadily and still advised not to leave his home by his physician, though he went out driving as usual.
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Well Street
Russell Bage
Mr. Sage
Herbert and Mrs Herbert Congratulated in Paris
In Paris on June 5, Ambassador-elect Michael Herbert and Mrs. Herbert received warm congratulations from Americans now in Paris. Herbert plans to visit London to confer with Lord Lansdowne before likely returning to Washington, with plans to proceed after late August or early September due to personal matters and moving from Avenue d Iena. Lady Pauncefote and daughters prepare to sail June 25, with Lord Pauncefote’s body to be taken to Preston. Brooklyn to transport the body may be met by a British warship on entry to English waters.
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The
Tribune Association
New-York Tribune
Paris
Michael Herbert
Washington
London
Mr. Herbert
United States
Pauncefotes
Lady Pauncefote
New York
England
Lord Pauncefote
Preston
Brooklyn
New York Yard
Herbert's Nomination Praised As Ambassador Pick
June 5 reports celebrate Michael H. Herbert's appointment as ambassador to the United States succeeding the late Lord Pauncefote. No dissent is heard anywhere as afternoon papers send congratulations to Foreign Secretary Lansdowne and to Herbert on the fortunate choice. London.
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Michael H. Herbert
United States
Lord Pauncefote
Lord Lansdowne
Mr. Herbert
London
President Barrows Buried at Oberlin College
Funeral services for President Barrows of Oberlin College were held at the Second Congregational Church, with mourners and clergy from Oberlin and Nee tone the nee the 7. The body lay in state, Oberlin campus flags at half mast, as twelve relays of bearers carried the coffin to Westwood Cemetery. Memorial services planned for this evening in Oberlin, Ohio.
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Oberlin College
Westwood Cemetery
Second Congregational Church
Oberlin
C. King
E. I. Bosworth
M. Tenney
Lucien C. Warner
Rockefeller Offer Accepted for Bryn Mawr College
Miss M Carey Thomas president of Bryn Mawr College announced Philadelphia on June five that $256000 had been contributed to meet John D Rockefeller’s conditional offer of $250000. Rockefeller agreed to donate the amount to Bryn Mawr to fund improvements if the institution proved it could raise the sum.
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Philadelphia
M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
John D. Rockefeller
Weather forecast and past record from June reports
Washington weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions across much of the country with local showers in the north and midsections. It records temperature shifts, forecasts fair weather for Atlantic and Gulf states, and delays showers in several regions, plus a frost warning for Western Montana and a temperature comparison with last year.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf States
Lower
Lake Region
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Middle
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Middle Slope
Lake
Grand Banks
Weather Bureau
Ccccce
Acces Soler
The Passing Throng and a Business Lesson
Justin H Beaver of Lowell recounts a bluffing shoe salesman tale from Oxford with a bold payback that yields the season’s biggest order. Matthew Stevens recalls a Christmas office boy who, in three months, receives a ten dollar piece instead of a promised reward, a humbling test of ambition.
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Matthew Stevens
Chicago
Murray Hill
Stevens
Tom
J. Stevens
Rhen
Double Wedding In Englewood For Cochran Daughters
Englewood June 5 a crowded Presbyterian Church hosted the double wedding of Richard Ellis Cochran’s daughters. Elizabeth Bockies Cochran wed William Egerton Bliss of Jersey City. Ethel Cochran married Ward Coe Pitkin of Yonkers. Brides wore white satin and duchess lace with orange blossoms. Prominent guests included Will iam Bliss and Ward Pitkin. The couple heads depart for honeymoons abroad and at Watch Hill Rhode Island.
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Englewood
Presbyterian Church
Richard Ellis Cochran
United States Life Insurance Company
Elizabeth Bockies Cochran
William Egerton Bliss
E. A. Bliss Company
Jersey City
Ethel Cochran
Ward Coe Pitkin
Yonkers
Pitkin
Princeton
New York Central Railroad Company
Elizabeth Cochran
Maude Jackson
Helen Bockies Cochran
Mr. Pitkin
Frank DeWitt Pitkin
Edward G. Utz
Bliss
S. M. Hamilton
Marvin Coe
H. Leroy Pitkin
John F. O’ryan
Harry Suydam
Robert Rodger
Alexander P. Maynard
Clarence A. Holmes
Elliott W. Pitkin
Morgan B. Post
Duncan L. Edwards
George J. Seidler
Worrall F. Mountain
Hillside Ave
Mrs. Bliss
Mrs. Pitkin
Watch Hill
R. L
King Edward Dines With Jockey Club Leaders At Buckingham Palace
London notes King Edward hosted the Jockey Club at a Buckingham Palace dinner. Attendees included the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught, and the Duke of Cambridge. The report also lists a lengthy French menu and various wines and desserts, followed by a miscellaneous section of society marriage notices from Chicago to New Jersey.
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London
Edward
Jockey Club
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Cambridge
Notable Deaths and Funeral Notices From New Jersey Area
Obituaries list several June death notices across New Jersey communities. Caroline Bartlett of Orange, and Caroline R. Brunson of Plainfield, are named with ages and funeral details. Peter Laboulase of New York is noted in the 56th year. William Vail Lidgerwood of Morristown dies suddenly in London. Senderling daughter of Martin and Sophia in Jersey City. Elizabeth and Widow of Captain John H. Whittaker noted with a St Marys mass. Burial plans vary by location and date.
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Bartlett
Orange
N. J
Caroline Bartlett
By Bartlett
Louis D. Gallison
Land-Ave
Haverhill
Mass
Prunson
Plainfield
Caroline R. Brunson
M'Kean
D. B. Collins
Brooklyn-ave
Brooklyn
New York City
Sallie
Lindemann
M'Namee
Richard
East 40Th St
Senderling
Martin L
Sophia S. Senderling
Fairmount Ave
Jersey City
Tribune Subscription Rates and Mail Delivery Options
The Tribune offers domestic and international mail subscriptions with flexible address changes. Rates vary by plan, including Daily and Sunday, Sunday only, Almanac, and Tri-Weekly editions, with multiple month options and prices such as one month to twelve months, and annual totals.
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United Ee
Greater
New-York
Canada
MSV
Tribune
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Europe
Postoffice Notice closes foreign mails for week to June 7 1902
General Postoffice schedules show multiple mail closes for week ending June 7 1902. Parcels Post to Germany at 5 p.m. Monday. regular and supplementary mails close at foreign stations with half hour adjustments. Mails to Europe, via Vancouver, and to Hawaii Japan China and Australia have varied deadlines, with special handling for registered and via Seattle or San Francisco routes. Cornelius Scott, Postoffice, New York, May 29, 1902.
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Germany
Europe
Colon
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Dispatch
Miami
Costa Rica
Lg Racoon
Guatemala
New Orence
Sundare
Belise
Puerto Cortez
Rica
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
San Francisco
S. 3
Etruria
New-York
Japan
China
S. S. Cane
Vancouver
Peking
R. C
I Victoria
S. S
Regis U. & Postal Agency
Shanghai
Canada
Philippine Islands
U. S. Transport
Seattle
Tecoma
Hawaie
San
Francisca
Haw
Sanseo
S. S. Alameda
Philippine
Francisco
Fiji Islands
Vila Vancouver Toria
B. C
S. & Aorang
Cornelius
Scott
Postoffice
New York
N. Y
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Moret
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Evell
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Chaperones
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Sage
Herbert
President Barrows
Rockefeller
the Weather Report
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Delaware
New-England
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Paten
Justin H. Beaver
Lowell
Hotel Imperial
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Oxford
Stitch
Seater
R. E. Cochran
Muns
Madeira
Tortue Claire
Punch
Johannisberg
Still Sillery
Bagration
Chateau Latour
Jayne
Burnett
Brook Field—Quintard
R. H. Rutherford
Maud L. Quintard
James Quintard
James Hanfordfield
Garretson—Spellmeyer
East Orange
Ralph Army
Grace Margaret
Charles Spellmeyer
Watts Livingston Garretson
Graves
Newton
Church of the Pi Oguya
Sige
Balkvee
P. Dewey
D. P . Graves
Albro J. Newton
Iia Lewis Kirkpatrick
Rutherford
W. H. Kirkpatrick
Florence Rutherford
Chas. H. Rutherford
Willey
Jefferson-ave
Miller—Hunt
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Rae ee = Wylie
D. D
I. Alstyne Biauvelt
Marion Clifton Hunt
James Alexander Miller
Elizabeth
Wetmeres
John H. Whriday
St. Mary's Elizabeth
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Frederick N. Sommer
the Tribune
Freet-st. Brown, Gould & Co
New American Express Company
Waterloo Place
J_ Monroe & Co
Scribe
See & Co
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Gms& Dam
Scotland
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Tampico
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Sava— Nilla
Cartagena
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St. Martins
Eustacius
Martinique
British
French Guiana
Fortune Island
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Greytown
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S. Alene
Cuca
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Havanaa
Yucatan
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