Theatre listings and show timings snapshot
A condensed schedule of theatre offerings including Chinese Honeymoon, Frou Frou, Dolly Varden, The Wild Rose, Lazy of Lyons, Chaperons, vaudeville acts, and various continuous performances across multiple venues such as Rick Theatre Ald Square Theatre and York Theatre with evenings and matinees noted.
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Jeanne
U Barri
King Odo
RICK
Ald Square
Dolly Varden
CRER
T Hill
Lazy of
Lyons
York Theatre
Roof Gardens
Garden
Dass
Piers Theatre
Debate on Isthmian Canal Bill in Senate Continues
New York Damn Tribune reports Senate debate on the Isthmian Canal bill with Hanna of Ohio backing the Panama route and another senator supporting the Nicaragua plan. Foreign news covers M Combes forming a French cabinet and Cuban politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Hanna
Ohio
Panama
Oregon
Nicaragua
Military Academy
House
M. Combes
Colloze
Chamber of Ities
Morgan
Westminster Gazette
Taft
Alexander Herd
Hoylake
National Association of Military Surgeons
Washington
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
Board of Aldermen
Helen M. Gould
New York University
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Tribune
Open Car Question Stirs Debate On Transit Ordinance
A hearing on a proposed ordinance to bar standing between seats on open cars drew responses from Metropolitan and Brooklyn Rapid Transit officials who doubt enforceability. The piece questions public submission to crowding, notes legal ambiguity, and critiques transit managers for repeated claims that public opinion would defeat enforcement.
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Metropolitan Company
Brooklyn Rapids Transit Company
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Mr. Vreeland
Passen
Propose Revisions to City Car Passenger Ordinance
The author argues a law limiting standing in open cars could be enforceable with modifications to ease enforcement during non rush hours. Transportation managers claim peak cars are maximized, while off hours run fewer due to economy, causing crowding. A revised rule to bid passengers to sit could improve service and public benefit without harming companies.
Kitchener rises to viscount amid broad British acclaim
The article lauds Horatio Herbert Kitchener rising from commoner to viscount with a $250,000 bonus. It highlights his career from surveyor to Sirdar of Egypt and Boer War victor, praising his leadership, restraint, and humanity. It contrasts British admiration with Boer affection and notes implications for imperial policy and Philippine questions.
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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 reuse Kansas City plank on independence for Philippines
The Indiana party echoes the 1900 Kansas City platform by pledging to assist the Filipinos toward an independent government and protections against outside interference while seeking commercial and naval advantages. The piece argues this amounts to moral retrogression and warns against exploiting independence for trade gains.
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Kansas City
Congress
Indiana
Democratic Party
Republic
Philippines
Central
South America
War on Women and Children Provokes Public Contempt in Coal Regions
A London style lament echoes in Pennsylvania coal towns as strikers brutalize families while workers provide for them. The piece argues that targeting women and children is cowardly and unmanly, urging the law to curb violence and defend labor dignity. Strong entities and places referenced include Lord Kitchener, Westminster, and American manhood.
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Westminster
Lord Kitchener
Pennsylvania
Era of cheap fuel drives oil as coal substitute
The article argues the surge in petroleum use could replace coal in steam boilers. It highlights Beaumont Texas oil as cheaply refined for light and fuel, notes large local supply, and suggests North markets. Transportation logistics and a guaranteed steady supply are key as Interborough eyeing oil for fuel.
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Pennsylvania
Texas
South
Denton
Beaumont
Metropolis
Tribune
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Oil supply links Beaumont fields to Northeast markets
The article argues for simple transport solutions to fuel shortages, noting half a dozen tank steamships could be built in months and dozens already serve other routes. It highlights the Belmont McDonald coalition pushing Texas operators and predicts other firms will follow. It urges capital and enterprise to secure cheap fuel and speed delivery.
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West Gulf
Metropolis
Beaumont
Northeast
Belmont- McDonald
Texas
Homes for the Toilers and City Transit Dreams
Article envisions extensive housing reforms in New York, arguing Manhattan will outgrow tenements as value of land soars. It predicts spacious tunnels and bridges, enabling workers to live far from Manhattan while commuting via enhanced electrical traction systems, with long-range access to suburbs and beyond.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Battery
Bronx
Long Island
Staten Island
New Jersey
Harlem
Peekskill
Poughkeepsie
Devery’s sharp blast targets Tamny bosses and poolrooms
Devery accuses Croker and the Tamny triumvirate of malfeasance while labeling Murphy as a sport, McMahon as a two spot, and Haffen a joke. He likens Croker’s supporters to skim milk and calls the Wantage Boss a wireless operator from England, then compares poolroom crackdowns to Mont Pelée.
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Devery
Tammany
Croker
England
Murphy
McMahon
Haffen
Mont Pelée
Fourteenth St. Martinique
The Talk of the Day on Cricket and Comparisons
A German schoolgirl offers a view of cricket highlighting exercise, discipline, and spectator tents, while noting parents scolding thirsty players. The piece also recalls a Deaf and Dumb Institute debate and a humorous head suggestion Hand to Hand Contest.
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Deaf and Dumb Institute
Funny Man
Philadelphia Record
White House honors Kempf and groups greet Roosevelt
At the White House on June 5 Rear Admiral Kempf was introduced to President Roosevelt by Representative Bartholdi for resisting orders at the Taku forts. A 50 member Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers delegation, and Company G Connecticut National Guard from Waterbury, were received. Newport notes All Saints Memorial Chapel summer services opening with listed officers and a schedule of clergymen, plus Newport social updates on prominent residents and visitors heading to Lenox, Bar Harbor, and Newport cottages for the season.
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Washington
Kempf
Bartholdi
Taku
Legation
Adoff
24 Regiment
Connecticut National Guard
Waterbury
Hawley
The
Association of Surgeons of the Southern Railway Company
White House
Roosevelt
Newport
R. I
All Saints’ Memorial
Frederick W. Rhinelander
E. Linzee Cunningham
William C. Rives
Frederick W. Rhinelander, Jr
Leslie Pell Clarke
J. Truman Burdick
W. F. B. Jackson
Providence
E. H. Porter
Emanuel Church
W. N. McVickar
Rhode Island
D. Parker Morgan
New York
Percy
Dudley
Kentucky
E. BR. Porter
McVickar
George G. Haven
Miss Haven
Lenox
Narragansett Ave
Congressman
O. H. P. Belmont
Belcourt
Newport Villa
Charles Daniels
Buffalo
Osgood
Bellevue-ave
Harry Hamlin
Commodore
Elbridge T. Gerry
Gerry
Europe
Newport Cottage
W. D. Hatch
le Chalet
New York Society Shows City Still Buzzing This Summer
Fifth avenue remains crowded with carriages and socialites as departures are balanced by arrivals from Europe. Mrs. Vanderbilt prepares bronze doors for St Bartholomew's Church costing 50000. A wedding at St Bartholomew's unites Arthur Van Brunt and Ethel Edson with broad social turnout. The couple plans Ardsley summer before settling on East Thirty Eighth Street residence.
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Fifth-ave
Europe
Arthur Hoffman van Brunt
Justice van Brunt
Ethel Edson
Franklin Edson
St. Bartholomew's Church
Helen Edson
Degree for Miss Gould at New York University
At the seventyeth commencement at the Metropolitan Opera House New York University conferred Master of Letters on Miss Helen Miller Gould and four other women. The event featured a large audience, distinguished honorary degrees, and remarks by Chancellor MacCracken stressing global education and America's world role.
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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
Lor MacCracken
Steel chief Schwab gives big Fourth of July fund donation
President Charles M Schwab of United States Steel Corporation contributed 35900 to the Greater Pittsburg Fourth of July fund this morning by check. The gift was made on behalf of the steel company and its subsidiaries.
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Pittsburg
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Great Steel Corporation
Cambridge to honor Mr Reid with honorary degree
London on June 3 announced Whitelaw Reid United States special envoy to the coronation will receive Cambridge University's honorary LL D alongside H. W. Parker Yale University music professor.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Edward
Cambridge University
H. W. Parker
Yale University
Notable Scientific and Civic Achievements Across Ages
Dr. S Alfred Mitchell of Columbia's astronomy dept elected fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain. He joined the US expedition to Sumatra last year to observe the solar eclipse. Rev Dr A H Bradford of Montclair N J to preach at Congregational Home Missionary Society meeting in Syracuse on June 3. Albert W Paine of Bangor Me completes 67 years of continuous legal practice since 1835, oldest in New England. London Chronicle notes Lord Hindlip and Mr Whitehouse touring Abyssinia, with Captain Harrington awaiting the Abyssinian capital and plans to return home via Sobdat and Khartoum.
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S. Alfred Mitchell
Department of Astronomy
Columbia
Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain
Mitchell
United States
Sumatra
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
Lord Hindlip
Mr. Whitehouse
London Chronicle
Zeila
Nile
Gildessa
Captain Harrington
Emr Menelik
Adowa
Sobdat
Khartoum
Newton Theological Institution Graduates Eighteen
Eighteen men were graduated from Newton Theological Institution today. At the trustees dinner, endowments and bequests aggregating nearly 500000 for the year were announced, including 200000 raised to secure a equal sum from John D Rockefeller.
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Newton
Mass
Newton Theological Institution
John D. Rockefeller
Rochambeaus in St Louis Visit to World Fair Site
President David R. Francis with Expo officials greeted the Rochambeau Lafayette party at the Planters Hotel in St. Louis. The group toured the fair grounds, attended luncheons and receptions, and planned visits to the Country Club and Chicago events with Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution involvement.
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St. Louis
David R. Francis
Planters
Countess de Rochambeau
J. L. D. Morrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
George H. Shields
Chicago
A Rochambbeau
Count de Lafayette
Mgrave
France
St. Louis Exposition
M. Guillemin
M. de Billy
M. Beeufve
Washington
Barer
Rothtakef
Vicomte de Chambrun
M. Weihoff
M. Henri Merou
Illnois Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Common Council Committee
Honore Palmer
Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago University
I Fseon
Common Council
Chicago Club
Art Institute
Sons and the Revolution
Gostinestal Geax
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Ocean
New York Damn Tribune
Jim" Wilkinson
Vinita
Ind. T
Judge Parker
Fort Smith
Jim Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Baltimore American
Denver Times
Denver
Lawrence C. Phipps
Agnes Phipps
Phipps
Bigsby
Land Plain Dealer
Cat Deal
Emporia
Kan
Bill
Yonkers Statesman
Bar Harbor
Baker
Stuyvesant Fish
Marton
Seventy-eighth-st. Ang
Adson
East Thirty-ninth St
Vernon H. Brown
Fisher's Island
Marcus Daly
Montana
J. Borden Harriman
Mount WN
F. W. J. Hurst
New York Yacht Club
William A. Perry
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Bay Ridge
Jabez A. Bostwick
Fitthove
Hamilton Cary
Albert Carstairs
Captain Carstairs
Welford Park
Newbury
Berks
Cary
Westbury
George R. Sheldon
Center Island
Katharine C. Minihan
Daniel F. Minihan
Cleveland Srs
Orange
Columbus Theatre
Dramatic Corps of the
St. John Y. M.C. L
Alice Ainsley
George 8
Edgell
Babylon
Seongwan
Austin Corbin
N. H
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
Dent
Syrian Protestant College
Heyrout
John Gerardus Fagg
Collegiate Reformed Church
New York City
William A. Wheelock
New-York University
Acem
Lane
Mv Zia College
Sao Paulo
Junius & "‘Remen~ Snyder
D. D
Lutheran Synod of
Derwood
Schwab
the Tribune
Cambridge
MR. Reid
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