Madrid as an optimistic capital of royal spectacle and politics
The piece portrays Madrid as a politically crafted, luxurious center of government where Velasquez’s memory illuminates a grand ceremonial life. It notes royal fêtes, military reviews, and the monarchic display under Alfonso XIII’s youth, with emphasis on diplomacy, education, and national reconstruction.
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Philip Tl
Europe
Whitewac
Puerta del Sol
Madri4
Velasquez
Madria
Spain
Victoria
Alfonso XIII
Maria Christina
The
Asturias
Infanta Maria Teresa
Infanta
Isabel
Giraldini
Spanish Empire
New Madrid
Vélesquez
Margaret
Las Meninas
The Chaperons at New York Theatre Amuses with Frothy Songs
Review notes The Chaperons a hot weather amusement with a loose collection of songs dances and spee ches. Harry Conor Walter Jones Nellie Follis Trixie Friganza and Eva Tanguay are highlighted for burlesque charm. Music described catchy and promising future town singalongs. Management offers reward for any semblance of plot.
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New York Theatre
Hook
Crook
Willy Nilly
Harry Conor
Chinatown
Walter Jones
Algernon Shaughnessy
Paris
Evenine
Nellie Follis
Edna
Trixie Friganza
Eva Tanguay
Miss George in Frou-Frou at the Garrick
Grace George led a Garrick production of Daly's Frou-Frou with Wilton Lackaye and an amateur company. Critics called the acting uneven and melodramatic, praising no satire and noting line difficulties, while urging stronger casting and stage direction.
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Grace George
Wilton Lackaye
Garrick
Augustin Daly
Gilberte
Agnes Ethel
Miss George
Sartorus
Donald MacLaren
de Valreas
Mrs. Fiske
The Chaperones at New-York Theatre Last Night
The musical comedy The Chaperones was produced last night at the New-York Theatre. David Warfield, meanwhile, is recovering well from appendicitis at General Memorial Hospital. The Actors Society met at Berkeley Lyceum to report membership growth and board changes with Mackay continuing as president.
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Chaperones
New-York Theatre
David Warfield
General Memorial Hospital
The
Actors’ Society
Berkeley Lyceum
West Torty-fourth
F. F. Mackay
Mackay
Beawle Taylor
George D. Mccintyre
Mra
K. B. Mantell
Theodore Roberts
I. A. Washburne
Maida
Maida Craigen, W. PF. Owen
George Marr
George C. Binley
Ernest Lamson
Erron Dunbar
Howell Hansel
Edwin Arden
Marie Doran
Rumor of Russell Bage's Death Circulating in Well Street
A rumor spread in Well Street yesterday that financier Russell Bage was dead. The physician has not permitted him to leave his home, though his condition is not yet grave. Bage was seen driving yesterday afternoon as usual, while authorities cautioned against unverified reports.
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Well Street
Russell Bage
Mr. Bage
Justin H. Beaver
Lowell
Mass
Hotel Imperial
Massachusetts
Oxford
Stitch
Smear
Herbert in Paris and Pauncefotes Sail Plans
Paris reports congratulate Ambassador Herbert and Mrs Herbert as they plan to travel to London for coronation duties and consult Lord Lansdowne before possible U S return. Meanwhile Lady Pauncefote and daughters sail June 26 to England to arrange the late ambassador’s burial, escorted by a British ship and with ceremonies concluded in New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New-York Tribune
Paris
Michael Herbert
Washington
London
Mr. Herbert
United States
Ando
New York Yard
T Pauncefote
Herbert's Nomination Praised for Ambassador Choice
June 5 report notes broad approval of Michael H. Herbert as ambassador to the United States in succession to the late Lord Pauncefote. No dissent is heard anywhere and afternoon papers congratulate both Foreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne and Mr Herbert on the appointment. London.
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Michael H. Herbert
United States
Lord Pauncefote
Lord Lansdowne
Herbert
London
President Barrows Buried at Oberlin College Funeral
Funeral services for Henry Barrows of Oberlin College were held in Westwood Cemetery after solemn rites at the Second Congregational Church. Oberlin campus flags were at half mast while clergy H C King E S Bosworth H M Tenney and Lucien Co Warner led the service. Coffin borne by five student bearers followed by two memorial rites scheduled for this evening.
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Une
Barrows
Oberlin College
Westwood Cemetery
Second Congregational Church
Oberlin
H. C. King
E. S. Bosworth
H. M. Tenney
Rockefeller offer met at Bryn Mawr College
Miss M Carey Thomas president of Bryn Mawr College announced on June 5 that $256000 had been contributed to meet the conditional offer of $25000 by John D Rockefeller. The Rockefeller gift agreed to by Bryn Mawr to be used for improvement, the college having raised the required sum in Philadelphia.
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M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
John D. Rockefeller
Weather report forecasts unsettled conditions and showers
Washington June 5 unsettled weather in most regions with local showers in several areas. Temperatures dip 6 to 18 degrees in the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic, others warm, especially south. Forecast calls for showers in Montana and Rocky Mountain areas Friday, followed by fair weather Saturday, with cooler mid slope and warmer lake region. Frost warnings in Western Montana. Continuous fair to partly cloudy conditions in New Jersey Delaware New England and D.C. Maryland today and Saturday.
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Lake Region
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
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Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
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Lake
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New-Jersey
Delaware
New-England
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New-York
Os Werner Co
Passing Throne of Beavers and a Christmas Lesson
Justin H Beaver of Lowell recalls a bluffing shoe salesman tale and a sharp rebuke from Stitch the owner, ending with a big sale. Matthew Stevens notes a Christmas office boy who, after three months, receives a ten dollar gold piece from his employer for his mother.
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Matthew Stevens
Chicago
Murray Hill
Stevens
Tom
Mr. Stevens
Cochran Daughters Wed Bliss and Pitkin in Englewood
In Englewood on June 5 a large Presbyterian church ceremony united Elizabeth Bockies Cochran to William Egerton Bliss and Ethel Cochran to Ward Coe Pitkin. Invitations numbered 2500. receptions followed at a Hillside Avenue home. The couples plan honeymoons abroad and at Watch Hill Rhode Island.
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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 Buckles Cochran
Mr. Pitkin
Frank DeWitt Pitkin
Edward G. Utz
Mr. 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
King Edward Dinners Jockey Club Guests in Buckingham Palace
King Edward hosted Jockey Club members at Buckingham Palace with royal guests including the Prince of Wales and the Dukes of Connaught and Cambridge. The menu lists wines, meats, game, desserts, and exotic dishes. Also includes a string of wedding notices and marriage announcements from various U.S. and New Jersey locales.
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Jockey Club
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Cambridge
Tribune Subscription Rates and Delivery Options
The Tribune offers mail delivery domestically and abroad with flexible address changes. Subscriptions can be paid in advance at The Tribune Office or by mail. Rates vary by format including daily, Sunday, weekly, almanac, extras, and tri weekly plans with multiple month terms and international options.
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Europe
Postoffice Notice for Foreign Mails June 7 1902
Foreign mails for the week ending June 7 1902 close at the General Postoffice with parcels post extra early and Europe via Colon closing one hour later. regular and supplementary mails follow foreign station times with adjustments noted.
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Europe
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Transpacific Mails Schedule May 1902 New York
Postoffice New York lists daily closes for Pacific mails to Australia New Zealand Hawaii China Japan and Philippines via San Francisco Seattle Tacoma and Vancouver. Mails for Australia via Europe close at 6:30 p m with June 1 cutoff. others to Hawaii China Japan and Philippines via Seattle or San Francisco close around 6:30 p m with various June end dates. Postmaster note dated May 29 1902.
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