Amusements Listings Include Vaudeville and Sights
The page lists multiple show times and venues such as Astor Casino and Luna Park with acts like A Daughter of the People and The Witching Hour. Other venues include Knickerbocker Lyric New Amsterdam and The Merry Widow with a range of 2:15 to 8:15 pm performances.
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Vauceville
ASTOR
Circle
Colonia Coney Island
Luna Park
Bostock's
Steeplechase
DALY
Eden Musee
Wex
Bhackett
Harlen Casino
Knickerbocker
New Amsterdam
New York
Gavoy
Wallace
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Office Address
The New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. The principal office is at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York, with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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New York Daily Tribune
the Tribune Association, A
New York Corpora
Une
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
First yacht finishes Marblehead race as Venus crosses line
The Venona wins the Marblehead Bermuda race with a 99 hour 32 minute 15 second elapsed time. The Marchioness was sighted approaching the finish line amid light winds.
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Bermuda
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Kiel
Revel
Caracas
la Guayra
Willemstad
A. H. Carner
Newark and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Mexico City
Brooklyn Ferries and Municipalization Debate Deepens
A special Brooklyn Board of Estimate committee report notes a 92,539 loss over 18 months as passenger traffic shifted to bridges. It pegs asset value at 4.54 million with city purchase at 5.5 million, raising questions on grants, fares, and privatization risks amid strained city finances.
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Brooklyn Ferry
Board of Estimate
Brooklyn Ferry Company
Pear A Pruckauan Eyes & Dollar
Sugne
Ferry Proposal Versus Bridge Plans Stirs City Debate
The text compares ferry use to bridge and tunnel routes, noting passengers may accept higher ferry fares to avoid heat and delays. It argues that fare increases could keep profits modest, but three bridge/tunnel plans require large upfront costs and losses. It urges municipal ownership only if no alternative exists and suggests considering a profitable new franchise before draining treasury.
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Board of Estimate
Taint of Money in Populist Funds and Bryan’s Camel
The author questions whether tainted funds from Wall Street can be purified by political use. He traces money attributed to Thomas F. Ryan and its passages through Democratic figures, including Tibbles and Dahlman, into Populist causes. The piece satirically weighs whether moral alchemy can cleanse political contributions.
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Prairies
Thomas H. Tibbles
Mr. Tibbles
Independent
Wall Street
Nebraska
New York World
Sheehan
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Ryan
Jim” Dahlman
Mr. Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Bryan
Courts curb extortionate condemnation fees and swap to salaried officials
Justice Dowling reduced the Riverside Drive condemnation fee from 52780 to 1240 after reviewing executive session claims. The piece argues such commissions are political rewards, protracted meetings, and inflated charges, urging abolition in favor of permanent salaried officials to handle condemnation cases.
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Justice Dowling
Riverside Drive
Knickerbocker
Supreme Court
King Edward and Nicholas Visit Could Shape Peaceful Ties
The piece notes the rare proposed visit of King Edward to Emperor Nicholas as a potential pivot for Anglo Russian relations. It traces historic links between Britain and Russia, from Ivan the Terrible to Catherine the Great and Catherine II, and cites past antagonisms rooted in the Holy Alliance, the Crimean War, and Turkey rivalry.
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Edward
Nicholas
Great Britain
Russia
Ivan the Terrible
Elizabeth
England
Peter the Great
George III
Catherine II
Alexander II
Czar
Victoria
Turkey
Afghanistan
India
Anglo French dispute in Africa and royal visit hope
The article notes the Anglo French dispute in Africa and the hoped for calming effect of the King's visit. It cautions that unresolved irritations between Great Britain and Russia may persist and asserts there is no irrepressible conflict between the two powers.
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Africa
Great Britain
Russia
Prevention and Care in the Hunger Crisis
A week after distress among Fast Side school children, charity pours in money and supplies from across states. Relief efforts scour tenements, yet the piece argues gifts only ease momentary distress and fail to address root causes.
Menace of the Plague Rises in Caribbean Ports
An editorial warning on bubonic plague spreading from Venezuela to nearby regions, noting fears in Cuba Trinidad and possibly St Thomas. It urges vigilance, sanitation, and quarantine measures, comparing past pandemics with modern science and urging calm rather than panic.
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la Guayra
Venezuela
Trinidad
St. Thomas
Cuba
Caribbean Sea
United States
Europe
America
China
India
San Francisco
Guayaquil
Atlantic
Gulf
Jersey City Smut Smoke Campaign Gains Ground
An anti smut smoke ordinance is enacted and will be enforced as Jersey City seeks to curb air pollution from factories and railroads. The piece notes resistance from long time polluters and uses New York City as a model for successful suppression of smoke nuisances.
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Jersey City
New Jersey
New York City
Studson County
New York
Wall Street opens with improved mood as rail stocks rally
June starts with a brighter tone on the Exchange as the sixty most active railway stocks gain about two dollars a share and leading issues rise five to ten dollars. St Paul Reading and Union Pacific standout while market support weakens and artificial trades fade by week’s end. Monetary conditions stay easy with funds plentiful and call money at one and a half percent.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Berlin
Moean
Financial headlines note June deficit and bank gains
Treasury operations balanced for the first week of June with a remaining FY deficit near 64 million dollars. Banks and trust companies posted a substantial weekly net cash gain as interior shipments and banknote redemptions supported liquidity amid steady foreign exchange rates and firmer mercantile activity.
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Treasury
Europe
Mercantile
Prosperity Association
St. Louis
Argentina
Abandoned Senate Gamble Fight Spurs Assembly Hope
The piece notes racetrack interests shifting focus from the Senate to the Assembly in anti gambling bill battles. It warns if one Senate vote cannot be changed, altering many Assembly votes will be harder. It also touches Tennessee campaign rancor between Patterson and Carmack, and other varied topics with a humorous, opinionated tone.
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Senate
Assembly
House
Restriction Proposal Draws Support From Noted American
A respected American figure argues the proposed restriction should face little objection, stressing approval from prominent circles and the policy’s potential benefits.
Charity and satire mix in mixed old column snippets
A collection of brief items features charity talk by C W Averill, jokes and quips about public figures, a note on Colonel William C Gorgas leading the AMA, Temple Emanu El confirmations with David Leventritt, a Berlin grafting surgery claim, and humorous exchanges about cigars and knothole inventions.
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Temple Emanu-El
David Leventritt
Temple
Emanu-El
A. J. Dittenhoefer
Height of the Paris Season Highlights Grand Steeplechase
Paris enters peak season with crowds of American visitors. The Bois de Boulogne hosts a flower festival won by John A Thayer and wife for decorated vehicles. The Grand Steeplechase purse reaches 25000 with Eugene Fischhof's Dandola winning as President Fallieres watches.
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Paris
Bois de Boulogne
John A. Thayer
Thayer
Boston
Falliéres
Eugene Fischhof
Longchamps
Signorinetta
Signor Ginistrelli
Weddings Past and To Come
Hartford June 7 Professor Walter E Clark of NY College economics married Miss Effie Murray Abrams tonight. Invitations issued for the June 22 marriage of Miss Clara Louise Pine of Lansingburg to Rev Howard A M Briggs of Jersey City.
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Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Walter E. Clark
Department of Economics
The
College of the City of New York
Effie Murray Abrams
Alva E. Abrams
W. W. Ranney
Clara Louise Pine
James K. F. Pine
Lansingburg
N. Y
Howard A. M. Briggs
Jersey City
Social Notes From Newport
Newport notes indicate Reginald Vanderbilt and family returning from Philadelphia where he showed horses. The Wyseong couple are expected for the summer, Elisha Dyer inspected his estate, and several U. S. Army men registered at the Casino. Harry P. Cross and wife plan a summer stay at Pinard cottage No 2, and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs will return in August to open Rosecliff.
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Tribune
Newport
R. L
Reginald €. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Park
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
John J. Wyseong
Elisha Dyer
Philip M. Lydig
DeLancey Kane
Lawrence L. Gillespie
William Ennis
Harry P. Cross
Providence
Pinard Cottage No. 2
Hermann Oelrichs
Rosecliff
Belmont Improves but Not Yet Recovering
Oliver H. Belmont's condition eased somewhat but doctors remain hopeful only for partial recovery. At Breckholt Villa his physicians Dr A J McCosh and Dr U N Lanehart reported a bad sinking spell last night, followed by relief this afternoon and notable improvement by evening.
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Tribune
Anglican Congress Poised to Reaffirm, Not Centralize, Anglican Unity
A critical Lambeth style congress debates imperial federation and the Archbishop of Canterbury's authority. American and colonial bishops push for religious independence and self government, arguing for a flexible, worldwide fellowship within the Anglican communion.
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Ecclesiaen Ume
Taltry
Bury
Rome
Moscow
Pap
America
Anglican Congress
Scotland
Freigg
Episcopal Church
Canterbury
Ean
Lambeth
Anglican Communion
Tri Congress
British Empire
American Commonwealth
Temple
Davidson
Edward
Doane
Lawrence
Ireland
Se of Canterbury
Colonies
Convocation
Parliamet
Archate of
Tribunal of Reference
Social notes from the Berkshires and Stockbridge visits
Guests gather in Lenox and Stockbridge as Dr. Henry Haven hosts at Glenburnie. Mrs. Frederick G. Shaw and Mrs. Wells of New York arrive, while J Lawrence Lee and family plan a new Tuesday opening. Albert Gallatin and Herbert York depart New York by automobile for New York venues. Eleanor Crosby arrives for a wedding at Trinity Church and J Clarence Davis makes a motor tour arrival. Mr and Mrs Mackay and George Harvey are noted visitors with ties to Nevada and the Mackay School of Mines. a statue for the Mackay estate is mentioned.
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Lenox
Mass
Herbert c x York
New York
Eleanor Crosby
Maunsell
Crosb
Coolidge
Trinity Church
J. Clarence Davis
C. H- MacKay
San
Clarence Reno
Anv Mackay
George Harvey
Mackay
Urs of
Nevada
Mackay School of Mines
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Chicago
Washington
Florida
William F. Quimby
Netherlands
Detroit
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pension Office
Tennessee
William Pollock
Pittsfield
Central Trust Company
Chicago Consolidated Traction Company
Chicago Railways Company
McShay
Central Federated Union
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Third Avenue Railway
Bath Beach
Brooklyn Ferries
King and Czar
Menach
Money and Business
Patterson
Carmack
Union City
Little Joe’ Brown
Mr. Brown
Tolstoy
Lick
California
France
Long Island
Patrick T. Alexander
Langley
Alexander
Laggley
C. W Averill
Los Angeles
Nicholas Longworth
Bill
Tompkins
Judge’s Library
William C. Gorgas
American Medical Association
Isthmian Canal Zone
Mobile
Ala
University of the South
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Army Medical Corps
Congress
Army Medical Organization
Willie
Lord Grenfell
Mr. Dustinstax
Washington Star
Weary Walker
Carl Garre
Jimmy
Tommy
Philadelphia Press
Cleveland
Lewis
Lake Erie
Philadelphia Inquirer
C. H. P. Belmont
Pan- Anglican
Berkshires
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