Amusements at City Theatres and Venues Tonight
A listing of performances across NYC venues including the Academy of Music Amphitheatre with Faust and Vaudeville shows at Alhambra and Colonial. The Rose of the Rancho, Fascinating Flora, The World in Wax, The Red Mill, and Bohemian Girl appear among others. Concerts and roller skating also noted at Madison Square Garden and Nicholas Garden.
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Academy OF Music
Abprial Gardens
Belasco
Boys
Company B
Madison Square Garden
Bavoy
T. Nicholas Garden
Kaltenborn
Wallace
West End
Condemned plotters to face execution and other global notes
Twelve of nineteen men condemned for the Cabrera plot are to be executed with eleven Guatemalans, one Spaniard, plus a Mexican and two Italians sentenced to fifteen years. Sir Robert Bond says Newfoundland seeks no union with Canada yet hopes for favorable terms. Nearly two thousand Coreans cross into Russia weekly to escape Japanese rule. A French tariff bill seeks to boost the oil alcohol trade and aid wine growers. Richard Croker's Orby wins the Derby amid disfavor. The Tsarskoe Selo Hussars mutiny is quelled without bloodshed. Grand Duchess Anastasia is believed to have diphtheria. The Empress of Japan speaks at a Red Cross meeting in Tokyo. Domestic notes include Harriman prosecution talk, a political civil service order, and Alfred Horsley’s Idaho confession. The Brooklyn bridge loop bill fails. Senate bills pass over veto. Wagner fare bill dies. Mrs. Eddy's trustees dispute is denied. Bryan visits Albany and speaks to officials. City news covers stock weakness, railroad control changes, many NYU degrees, insurance salaries cut, and art cataloguing gaps at the Met. Weather shows fair, warmer, with highs near 67 and lows around 54.
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Court of Revision
Robert Bond
London
Newfoundland
Canada
Chamber of Deputies
Richard Croker
Orby
Reiff
Hussars
Tsarskoe Selo
Anastasia
Russia
Japan
Red Cross
Tokio
White House
E. H. Harriman
Alfred Horsley
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Assembly
Senate
Dowling
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
McClellan
Coney Island
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Rosalsky
Mme. Nordica
Croton
Metropolitan Museum of Art
William J. Boyhan
Ahearn
Subscription reminder for out of town readers
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Tribune
Aemivaeee
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The New Apportionment Conflict in State Senate Districts
The Republican Senate caucus proposes a new apportionment aiming for compact, fair districts though contiguity remains imperfect. It argues current laws cannot meet all constitutional criteria, citing past layouts that paired counties and urging liberal construction to avoid constitutional conflict. The piece warns that strict adherence would crash legislative apportionment like Pennsylvania’s current crisis.
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Senate
Suffolk
Richmond
Queens
Queens-Richmond
Court of Appeals
Richmond and
Rockland
Pennsylvania
Richmond County
State apportionment praised for fairness and practicality
Richmond aligns more with New York than Suffolk or Queens and Staten Island is treated as geographically isolated. The plan admits unavoidable inequalities, marks an improvement over prior maps, and minimizes partisan influence. The Senate's reply to Governor Hughes emphasizes fair share over political gain and prudent constitutional adherence.
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New York
Kings
Richmond
Suffolk
Queens
Rockland
Staten Island
Senate
Hughes
The Recount Bill Debate Over 1905 Mayor Election
The Tribune argues Mayor McClellan should have sought a judicial review of the 1905 mayoral vote. It contends the recount bill is retroactive and unconstitutional, risks heavy costs to the incumbent, and would invite protracted delays. The piece questions bipartisan support and warns of evils if adopted.
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the Tribune
McClellan
Democrats
New York
Lyman Abbott
Hughes
Citizens' Rights Abroad and Citizenship Standards
The piece discusses international status of citizenship, urging The Hague consideration and Interparliamentary Union aims. It notes differing national rules on expatriation, protection of citizens abroad, and the problem of abuses by Americans naturalized or living abroad. It warns against expecting mutual protection without respecting foreign laws.
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Hague
Baron d’Estournelles de Constant
Interparliamentary Union
United States
England
Call for universal citizenship rule to curb abuses
The text argues that only a universal rule of citizenship can curb widespread abuses that strain relations with other nations. It asserts that if a fully comprehensive rule cannot be drafted, at least the most evident abuses should be corrected to improve international ties.
City College in Brooklyn Draws Public Debate
A public hearing signals that ex-Controller Graut's plan for a free Brooklyn city college may reach Mayor McClellan for approval. Critics fear high costs and misuse of funds while supporters cite convenience and civic pride. The piece argues for private endowment and warns a municipal college could harm elementary schools and Brooklyn Polytechnic's university plans.
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Graut
City College
Brooklyn
McClellan
Hughes
New York
Long Island
R’s
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Wireless Telegraphy in Transatlantic Hopes and Doubts
The article reviews early wireless telegraphy hopes following Marconi’s 1902 Nova Scotia to England test. It cites EB Millian Trinks on undamped waves and Poulsen patents, noting tuning and interference as key challenges. It cautions that atmospheric variability hinders reliable long distance service and signals further obstacles beyond tuning.
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Marconi
Hertz Nave
Nova Scotia
England
New York Electrical Review
EB. Millian Trinks
Poulsen
Trinks
The Timid Americans Opines On Intellectual Courage
A Manila style critique argues Americans show intellectual timidity yet boldness in material pursuits. It cites The Manchester Guardian on optimism and probes Osler’s theory of life span, challenging readers to defend tradition versus progress.
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Manchester
England
United States
West
Guardian
Osler
The Charge of the Lightheaded Brigade mocked
A critical rant attacks Darwinism Americanism and authority figures, mocking intellectual bravado and “new idea” theorists. It questions originality and pride while lampooning Hearst and Lawson, urging dismissive caution toward critics and conventional views.
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Burbank
Darwin
Boston
Hearst
Tom” Lawson
Manchester Guardian
Higher education and charter reform debates in early 20th century
The piece argues for building upgrades at New York Law School and a charter overhaul to test fulfillment of provisions. It notes the mayor or governor appointment issue, then shifts to West Virginia coal output, Georgia nurse walkout by Black workers, and enduring stereotypes about African Americans' reliability.
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New York Law School
Blackstone
Earthquake memories and strange tales from across the globe
Reports from Valparaiso on post quake recovery contrast with a German court tale of a gravedigger who claimed a daughter's tooth protected luck. Other items note Indiana drainage plans shrinking the Kankakee Marsh and a town’s Tuesday sewing social, with quips about carpet rags and missing members.
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Silas Hardacre
Hardacre
Chicago News
White House talks on antitrust probes and notices
Washington June 5 The President conferred with advisers on Justice Dept investigations into railroads for antitrust law violations. Secretaries Root Taft and others attended but no definite results reported. Also announced was the appointment of T W Powderly to head a new immigration information division.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Root
Taft
Bonaparte
Frank B. Kellogg
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
S. M. Smith
Celina
Ohio
T. W. Powderly
Division of Information
Bureau of Immigration
Powderly
Immigration
State Department
Charles A. A. Eckstromer
St. Louis
Bourne
J. Hampton Moora
Ballinger
Neill
Hopkins Smith
Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps Hosts French Officers in Washington
Washington June 5 Several hundred officials and society members greet Admiral Thierry and French officers at a reception at the French Embassy. A dinner earlier honored Thierry and his squadron with prominent figures including Secretary Metcalf and Navy leaders attending. Tomorrow the party will tour Annapolis. Friday Metcalf will host a luncheon aboard the Mayflower for French and Dutch officers in Washington. Signor Centaro attends New York ball aboard the Brazilian flagship. Italian attaché Giuliano Cora arrives. Brazilian Lt M C de Carvalho joins embassy staff to aid smokeless powder plant project in Brazil.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Thierry
Mme. Jusserand
Navy
Metcalf
Dewey
Newberry
Brownson
Stockton
Cowles
Rae
Nagel
Carre
Ducoroy
Preaubert
Rodgers
Winslow
Mmé
de Blanpré
Mme
Slater
Mount Vernon
Signor Centaro
New York
Duke of the
Brazilian Artillery Corps
Pederneiras
Brazil
Ridgely announces engagement of Catherine Cul lom Ridgely
From The Tribune Bureau Washington June 5 Mr William Bar rett Ridgely announces the engagement of his eldest daughter Miss Catherine Cul lom Ridgely to Phelps Brown of Washington Miss Ridgely is granddaughter of Senator Cullom of Illinois and debuted in Washington society She is active in charitable work and Mr Brown is known as a musician author of the musical farce We Are in Society
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
William Barrett Ridgely
Mr. Brown
WHY THEY PLEADED GUILTY IN LOTTERY CASE
Letter from Lewis Cass Ledyard defends Dave Hennen Morris and A H Morris, stating they had withdrawn from the Honduras Lottery Company before indictments and that prior denials of ownership were true. He explains government pleas and immunity granted to those who retired, in a June 5 1907 New York context.
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the Tribune
Dave Hennen Morris
Morris
A. H. Morris
Honduras
Mobile
Messrs
Honduras Lottery Company
Department of Justice
Morrises
Hyams
Howard
Baldwin
Lottery Company
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York
Morris Brothers
New York Society Births and engaged ties noted
New York society items report the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Livermore at their Wyoming Seventh Avenue and 55th Street home. Mrs. Livermore is Fannie Iselin, daughter of C Oliver Iselin by his first marriage. Engagments and weddings include Miss Edith Greene to Charles Allan Lindley and Albert Zabriskie Gray planning marriage to Marian Fish with many Gray and Fish family members listed as ushers and attendants. Additional society notes cover Louise Frelinghuysen Jackson’s marriage to Ryder Henry in Manhattan, a forthcoming June wedding for Le Grand Griswold to Esther Tone, and travels and summer plans among prominent New York families.
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Republic
Severley A. Brown
Washington
Ridgely
Terry
J. T. Mason Terry
New York
Chandler
Commander Chandler
Navy
Warner
N. Y
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Mackay-Smith
Marlatt
Philip W. Livermore
Wyoming
Seventh Avenue
55Th Street
Livermore
Fannie Iselin
C. Oliver Iselin
Mr. Livermore
Baroness de Sellliere
New Rochelle
Francis Vinton Greene
Buffalo
Edith Greene
Charles Allan Lindley
Albert Zabriskie Gray
Austen Gray
Miss Marian
Stuyvesant Fish
John Clinton Gray, Jr
Henry G. Gray
Sidney Webster Fish
Stuyvesang Fish
Louise Frelinghuysen Jackson
Ryder Henry
Baltimore
William H. Jackeson
Madison Avenue
J. Nevett Steele
The
W. W. Rutherford
Adelaide R. Jackson
Elizabeth Mac Ben
Birmingham
Ala
Clement F. Henry
Robert E. Lewis
J. van Wycke du Bois
Robert G. Henry
Geoffrey Slingluff
le Grand Griswold
Delmonico’s
Scarsdale
Esther Tone
Bernard W. Tone
April remark shows no interest in lottery business
An April note states there was no interest in the lottery business. The fragment mentions Ed in brackets, but no further names, dates, or specifics are provided.
Kissing Bills Through a Public Editor Note
A reader criticizes an editorial remark about teachers' salaries and explains the phrase too important to be kissed into the statute book. The letter defends editors while clarifying that the remark targeted lawmakers and vested interests, not teachers, urging courteous accuracy in reporting.
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Tribune
Albany
Almira Perry Ray
Brooklyn
OWNERS WANTED FOR WAR MEDALS
A May 1907 plea seeks owners or heirs for two Civil War era medals with inscriptions linking to Amos Hales of Port Hope, Canada West, and a New York Volunteers unit. The applicant offers restoration to Messrs. Hales and Banks and proposes public notice in Hartford, Connecticut, dated June 3, 1907.
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Diers
Lincoln
Amos Hales
21St New Volunteers
Port Hope
C. W
143Th Regiment
New Ye Volunteers
French President Seeks Nordic Meetings Amid Travel Plans
Paris reports President nee plans a Norway visit to greet King Haakon and then target Stockholm and Copenhagen. Negotiations with Emperor Nicholas are hinted, and a potential Edward Fallières meet is discussed though unconfirmed by London officials.
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Paris
Nee
Norway
Haakon
Oscar
Stockholm
Frederick
Copenhagen
Nicholas
Gil Blas
Eeward
Christiania Simuli
M. Falliéres
London
Edward
Falliéres
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Beler
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Kankakee
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Office of Experiment Stations
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Ilnois
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
Lottery
NEW York Society
Lewis H. Hyde
Washington Square
Ogden H. Hammond
Water
Leila Moss McGuire
William P. McGuire
Ricardo de Acosta
Ge Acosta
Europe
la Savoie
Hugh D. Auchincloss
William Earl Dodge
Europa
Arthur Turnbull
Bernardsville
N. J
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Alice Winifred Post
George B. Post
Marshall C. Lefferts
William A. M. Burden
Hemilleon McK. Twom
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