Amusements listings at city venues today
A city wide program of vaudeville and variety acts across venues. The Alhambra, Belasco, Knickerbocker, Lyceum, and Hammerstein present acts including The Parisian Model, Rose of the Rancho, Caught In the Rain, The Dancer and the King, and The World in Wax. Roller skating features at Madison Square Garden.
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A Academy OF Music
Boys of Company B
Madison Square Garden
Bavoy
T. Nicholas Garden
Kaltenborn
Wallace's
West Exd
Twelve condemned men to be executed in Cuba plot case
Foreign notes report twelve of nineteen condemned for the Cabrera plot will be executed eleven are Guatemalans one Spaniard a Mexican and two Italians received fifteen years each in prison. In London Sir Robert Bond spoke of Newfoundland not seeking union with Canada while hoping for favorable terms on the modus vivendi. A large flow of Coreans crosses into Russia to escape Japanese rule. A French tariff bill would raise oil duties to aid wine growers. Orby won the Derby ridden by Reiff. Tsarskoe Selo outbreak suppressed with no bloodshed. Grand Duchess Anastasia believed to have diphtheria. The Empress of Japan spoke at a Red Cross meeting in Tokyo.
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Cabrera
Court of Revision
Robert Bond
London
Newfoundland
Canada
Chamber of Deputies
Richard Croker
Orby
Reiff
4Th Squadron of
Hussars
Guard
Tsarskoe Selo
Anastasia
Russia
Japan
Red Cross
Tokio
White House
E. H. Harriman
Alfred Horsiey
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Assembly
Senate
Dowling
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
McClellan
Coney Island
Albany
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York University
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Rosalsky
Mme. Nordica
Croton
Metropolitan Museum of Art
William J. Boyhan
Ahearn
Duke of the Abruzzi
Tribune Subscription Notice for Mail Delivery Worldwide
Readers about to leave the city are reminded The Tribune can be mailed to any address in the country or abroad. Subscriptions may be given to a regular dealer or handed in at the Tribune Office, with address changes allowed as often as desired.
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Tribune
The New Apportionment and Contiguity Standards
The article argues the Republican Senate caucus apportionment aims for even regional representation and compact districts, while acknowledging contiguity cannot be perfect under current constitutional limits. It notes past plans like Queens Richmond and Richmond Rockland and predicts courts may accept practical contiguity if overall fairness holds. It warns of constitutional tensions and likens to Pennsylvania’s county attachment debates.
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Senate
Suffolk
Richmond
Queens Fe
Queens-Richmond
Court of Appeals
Queens
Richmond and
Rockland
Pennsylvania
Richmond County
Staten Island gains in fair apportionment plan
The Senate responds to Governor Hughes with a revised statewide apportionment that prioritizes geographic fairness over partisan or personal interests. Richmond aligns more with New York than with nearby counties, Staten Island treated as a distinct island, and overall representation deemed more equitable despite unavoidable inequalities. The move is praised as prudent, reducing political manipulation and emphasizing due shares for all regions.
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New York
Kings
Richmond
Suffolk
Queens
Rockland
Staten Island
Senate
Hughes
The Recount Bill and Mayor McClellan
The Tribune criticizes Mayor McClellan for seeking a court review of the 1905 mayoral vote, arguing a public pledge to forgo the office would have boosted legitimacy. It condemns a retroactive recount bill as unconstitutional and costly, likely delaying justice and placing the incumbent at a disadvantage while politics aside, many doubt broad support for the measure.
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the Tribune
McClellan
New York
Lyman Abbott
Hughes
Citizens Rights Abroad and International Citizenship Rules
The essay argues for clearer international standards on citizenship for people abroad. It notes Varied national practices and aims to curb abuses such as naturalized citizens exploiting protections while living elsewhere. It warns against demanding reduced protection and emphasizes firm application of local laws alongside foreign protection.
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The
Hague
Baron d'Estournelles de Coustart
Interparliamentary Union
United States
Pam
England
Calls for Universal Citizenship Rule to Correct Abuses
The speaker notes ongoing abuses that strain relations with other nations and argues for a comprehensive universal rule of citizenship or at least correction of glaring abuses.
Brooklyn city college plan faces mayoral approval
An opinion piece argues a free Brooklyn city college may pass to Mayor McClellan despite opposition. It warns against costly second city college and notes risks to elementary education and Brooklyn Polytechnic plans, urging private funding or policy-consistent expansion instead.
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Graut
City College
Brooklyn
McClellan
Hughes
New York
Long Island
R’s
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Wireless Telegraphy and the Promise of Transatlantic Radio
The article surveys early wireless telegraphy efforts near 1902, noting Marecont’s Nova Scotia to England success and ongoing experiments to beat cable limits. It questions tuning methods for undampened waves, mentions Poulsen patents, and cites The New York Electrical Review with Millian Trinks. Interference, atmospheric variability, and unsteady range threaten regular service until further breakthroughs.
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Marecont
Nova Scotia
England
Worll
New York Electrical Review
BE. Millian Trinks
Poulsen
Trinks
The Timid Americans and Intellectual Recklessness
The piece critiques American self view during the dull season, noting condescension toward foreigners and a claim of intellectual timidity. It contrasts this with American initiative in material affairs, then questions the Osler theory of life span as an example of mental cowardice and tradition.
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Manchester
England
United States
West
Guardian
Osler
The Charge of the Lightheaded Brigade in Our Time
A satirical broadside attacks intellectual pretension and conformity among American theorists and reformers. It mocks Burbank, Osler, Darwin, Boston doctors, Sunlight Theory, Hearst recount, Tom Lawson, and fledgling “originality” while urging restraint and acknowledging critics. It ends by inviting English verse to lampoon modern bravado.
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Osler
Burbank
Darwin
Boston
Hearst
Tom” Lawson
Manchester Guardian
Higher education and political reform mix with coal and race
The piece urges rethinking New York Law School expansion and city charter provisions while noting that the Mayor and Governor appointment question tilts to the Governor. It highlights West Virginia coal production growth, a benchmark for Pennsylvania, and discusses a Georgia nurse walkout, arguing education alone does not ensure trustworthiness among Negro workers.
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West Virginia
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Talk of the Day on Valparaiso Earthquake and Hints of Revival
The Boston Transcript notes Rev Francis B Clark describing Valparaiso after August’s quake. He doubts firm recovery in 25 years, but predicts possible rapid revival, with high costs for lumber and labor hindering rebuilding and prices rising.
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Boston Transcript
Valparaiso
Francis B. Clark
White House social and political notes from June reports
Washington June 5 The President held conferences with advisers on antitrust railroad probes. Secretaries Root Taft and Bonaparte and Frank Kellogg discussed no definite results. A brindle bulldog from Celina Ohio arrived for possible zoo care. Powellery named chief of immigration information division. Various callers and guests noted including senators representatives and naval officers. social visits and weddings planned in Washington through October.
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White House
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Department of Justice
Root
Taft
Bonaparte
Frank B. Kellogg
Interstate Commerce Commission
8. 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 fete honors French Admiral Thierry in Washington
Washington hosts Admiral Thierry of the French navy at a grand embassy reception with officials and the diplomatic corps. A prior dinner for Thierry featured top Navy leaders. Tomorrow the group will tour Annapolis and Mount Vernon on Metcalf's luncheon voyage aboard the Mayflower. Signor Centaro goes to New York for a Brazilian flagship ball.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Thierry
Mme. Jusserand
Navy
Metcalf
Dewey
Newberry
Brownson
Stockton
Cowles
Rae
Nagel
Carre
Ducoroy
Preaubert
Rodgers
Winslow
Mme. de Blanpré
Mme
de Blanpré
Slater
Mount Vernon
Signor Centaro
New York
Duke of the
Pederneiras
Brazil
Miss Catherine Ridgely Engaged to Phelps Brown in Washington
The engagement of Catherine Cullom Ridgely, eldest daughter of Mr. William Bar rett Ridgely, to Phelps Brown of Washington was announced. Ridgely is granddaughter of Senator Cullom of Illinois, a debutante in Washington society, noted for charity work, with Brown a popular musician who wrote the musical farce We Are In Society.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
William Barrett Ridgely
Mr. Brown
Morris brothers ownership denied yet pled guilty
In a letter to The Tribune Lewis Cass Ledyard clarifies that Dave Hennen Morris and A H Morris had withdrawn from the Honduras Lottery Company more than a year before indictments. He states their April denials were true and that they pleaded guilty only to protect others still in business, seeking immunity for former associates.
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Tribune
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
New York Society Weddings and Engagements Update
New York society notes celebrant Mrs. Philip W Livermore and her husband welcome a daughter born Tuesday at their Wyoming Avenue home. The couple married last June in her father’s country home. Engagement announced for Edith Greene to Charles Allan Lindley of this city. Albert Zabriskie Gray to wed Marian Fish next Wednesday with Austen Gray as best man. Numerous society members named as ushers and guests. Also reports Louise Frelinghuysen Jackson wed to Ryder Henry at her mother’s Madison Avenue home. Readings describe gowns, bouquets, and attendants. Additional notices show social departures and travel plans involving Leila Moss McGuire, Graceful farewells, and several families planning European passages this summer.
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Philip W. Livermore
Wyoming, Avenue and
55Th Street
Livermore
Fannie Iselin
C. Oliver Iselin
Mr. Livermore
Baroness de Seilliere
New Rochelle
Albert Zabriskie Gray
Austen Gray
Marian Fish
Louise Frelinghuysen Jackson
Ryder Henry
Baltimore
William H. Jackeson
Madison Avenue
J. Nevett Steele
W. W. Rutherford
Adelaide R. Jackson
Elizabeth Mac Ben
Birmingham
Ala
Clement F. Henry
Robert E. Lewis
Lewis H. Hyde
Washington
Squam
Ogden H. Hammond
Wineter
Leila Moss McGuire
William P. McGuire
Lve
New York
April remark shows lack of interest in lottery business
In an April note, the speaker states they had no interest in the lottery business, reflecting a cautious stance amid ongoing discussions and potential reforms. No further details on individuals or organizations are provided in the readable text.
Kissing Bills Through
A 1907 letter from SMIRA PERRY RAY of Brooklyn rebukes a Tribune editorial on teachers salaries. It defends editors’ phrasing about bills being “kissed through” as a commentary on the gravity and economic merits, noting the public’s expectation of accuracy and courtesy in reporting.
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Tribune
Alba
Smira Perry Ray
Brooklyn
May St
Two War Medals Sought by Hartcford Owner
A Hartford notice seeks owners for two Civil War medals said to originate from Southern battlefields. One bears Lincoln’s portrait and text referencing Amos Hales of the 21st New Volunteers at Port Hope. The other shows a Union-facing design with details for Company E of the 145th Regiment and a September 4 1862 enlistment. The author requests identifying owners via LLARD C. Box 621.
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Diers
Lincoln
al Lincoln
Amos Hales
21St New Volunteers
Port Hope
C. W
Hartford
Conn
French President's Trip Moves Toward Nordic Diplomacy
Paris dispatch notes President Fallen plans a Norway visit to return King Haakon's invitation and hints at talks with Emperor Nicholas and other European leaders. The Gil Blas reports tentative odyssey to Stockholm and Copenhagen and a possible Christiania stop, with uncertain confirmation from London sources.
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Norway
Haakon
We Oscar
Stockholm
Frederick
Copenhagen
Nicholas
Gil Blas
On Ward
Christianiasimul
M. Falliéres
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