Vaudeville Showbill and Listings at Coney Island
A page lists multiple vaudeville acts and theater showtimes across venues including Astor S 30 Blaney 2:15 Casino S8 18 and Circle S8 15. Notable acts include A Daughter of the People Nearly a Hero The Merry-Go-Round Dreamland Dreamland Girls 2 8 The Witching Hour The Yankee Prince The Wolf The Merry Widow Marrs Lamb The Servant in the House The Gar Musician and Rostock a Steeplechase Dreamland at Luna Park.
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ASTOR
Blaney
Circle
Colonial
Coney Island
Luna Park
Rostock’a
Steeplechase
Dreamland
Daly 'S
Eden Musee
Bhackett
Pastein
Harlen Casino
Rigo
Knickerbocker
New Amsterdam
New York
Marr
Lamb
Gavoy
Wallace
Gar
New York Daily Cribune Trustee Details
Neva York Daily Cribune lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher. Officers Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer are shown, with office at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York.
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Une
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Venona Leads Marblehead Bermuda Race Finish
The Venona, the smallest yacht in the Marblehead Bermuda race, finished first with an elapsed time of 99 hours 32 minutes 15 seconds. The Marchioness was seen approaching the line in calm seas as officials noted the harbor weather conditions.
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Venona
Bermuda
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Kiel
Reval
Caracas
la Guayra
Willemstad
A. H. Carner
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
Mexico City
Brooklyn Ferries and Municipalization Debate
A Brooklyn special committee report questions the ferry system’s losses and the city’s potential purchase price. It notes a 92,839 deficit over 18 months with about 18,000 daily riders and debates municipalization versus broader private franchise options including fare increases.
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Brooklyn Ferry
Board of Estimate
Brooklyn Ferry Company
Corporation
Mane
Ferry alternative urged to beat heat and delays over bridges
Citizens favor using a boat service to replace the circuitous bridge and tunnel routes. The piece argues ticket and fare adjustments could cover costs, potentially wiser than three costly plans demanding 5.5 million dollars and large annual losses. It cites city finances, ferry selling price, and calls for a profitable franchise before draining the treasury.
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Board of Estimate
Taint of money in Bryan's fund tale
A critical column questions whether political funds from Thomas F. Ryan remain tainted after conversion to Populist causes. It traces the money through the Democratic National Committee and figures like Cow bow Jim Dahlman and Roger Sullivan, asking why taint resists purification in politics.
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Mr. Bryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Prairies
Thomas H. Tibbles
Mr. Tibbles
Independent
Wall Street
Nebraska
New York World
Roger Sullivan
Bryan
Court action trims extortionate Riverside fees and condemns abuse
Justice Dowling reduces condemnation commission fees from 5280 to 1240 after ruling few executive sessions justified. The piece condemns excessive charges in such commissions, urges abolition in favor of salaried officials, and calls for a permanent salaried body to handle condemnation proceedings.
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Justice Dowling
Riverside Drive
Knickerbocker
Downing
Supreme Court
King Edward and Emperor Nicholas Meet in Historic Visit
The anticipated visit by King Edward to Emperor Nicholas would mark a rare meeting of two global powers. Historic ties bind Britain and Russia through dynastic kinship and shared diplomatic efforts toward peace, despite past antagonisms linked to the Holy Alliance and Crimean era.
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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 Africa Dispute and British-Russian Relations
The article notes the Africa dispute between Britain and France and discusses potential shifts from the King’s visit. It claims irritants between Great Britain and Russia may be resolved or progress toward that outcome may occur, asserting there is no irrepressible conflict between the two powers.
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Africa
Great Britain
Russia
Prevention and Care Amid East Side Child Distress
A week after wide publicity over East Side hunger, money and supplies pour in to relief groups. Tenements are scanned for worthy starvelings, yet critics say charity alone cannot prevent future hunger. Only a few persistent people seek real solutions beyond temporary sentiment.
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East Side
Eutcry
C. W Averill
Los Angeles
Nicholas Longworth
Menace of the Plague Across the Caribbean World
The article warns of bubonic plague spreading from Venezuela to Trinidad and possibly St Thomas, urging Cuba's ports to quarantine controls while noting no panic. It recalls the Black Death, cites San Francisco’s containment, and urges vigilance, sanitation, and confidence in modern science to repel the pestilence.
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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 Moves Against Smut Smoke
An ordinance against smoke emissions has been enacted in Jersey City. The editorial urges strict enforcement, notes likely resistance from factories and railroads, and cites New York’s success in suppressing air pollution as a model for Jersey City to follow.
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Jersey City
New Jersey
New York City
Hudson County
New York
Wall Street Opens June With Mixed Rail Stock Gains
June starts with a firmer tone as the top sixty railway stocks average a $2 rise, while leaders gain $5 to $10. St Paul Reading and Union Pacific lead, UP at $150. Traders note Congress adjournment and currency action as factors, but later weakness emerges as artificial support fades and steel prices fall. Monetary conditions stay easy with funds ample and call money at 1 1 4 percent. Gold shipments to Berlin slow amid lower foreign rates.
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Wall Street
St. Paul
Reading
Union Pacific
Congress
Stock Exchange
Berlin
Moan
First Week of June Sees Banks Gain as Trade News Improve
Treasury figures show a $64 million year to date deficit with June's first week balancing. Banks and trust companies report a substantial net cash gain amid banknote redemptions and merchandise exports. Foreign exchange rates stay steady despite higher exports and lower European discount rates.
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Treasury
Europe
Mercantile
Prosperity Association
St. Louis
Argentina
Governors, Senators, and voters stir in Southern and midwestern politics
The piece notes racetrack interests abandoning Senate battles to focus on Assembly races, Tennessee governor nomination fights between Patterson and Carmack, and campaign symbolism. It discusses education segregation effects, Tolstoy and Bryan contrasts, and odd notes on photography and aeronautics terms.
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Senate
Assembly
House
Tennessee
Patterson
Carmack
Union City
Little Joe’ Brown
Mr. Brown
Distinguished American Figure Highlighted in Restriction Debate
A fragment discusses a notable American figure connected to a proposed restriction. The wording hints at a debate over limits and official views, with emphasis on implications for policy and public perception.
Height of the Paris Season Brightens with Festivals and Races
Paris hosts a peak week as American visitors flood the city. The Bois de Boulogne flower festival awarded John A. Thayer and Mrs. Thayer first prize for decorated vehicles. The Grand Steeplechase, worth 25000 dollars, saw Eugene Fischhof's Dandola win with President Fallières watching. A weeklong tournament features fencing, boating, tennis and boat races ending with the Grand Prix at Longchamp where Signorinetta runs and Signor Ginistrelli withdraws to rest.
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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 in Hartford
Professor Walter E. Clark of the City College of New York and Miss Effie Murray Abrams were married in Hartford with Rev. W W Ranney officiating. Invitations issued for Miss Clara Louise Pine to wed Rev. Howard A M Briggs in Lansingburg on June 22.
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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 June 7 New York Telegraph
Newport R I June 7 Mr and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt return to Sandy Point Farm from Philadelphia where he showed horses at the city horse show They entertained at the farm this evening Mr and Mrs John J Wysong expected for the summer tomorrow Elisha Dyer inspected his estate today Philip M Lydig Colonel DeLancey Kane Lawrence L Gillespie and William Ennis U S A registered at the Casino today Mr and Mrs Harry P Cross of Providence expected next week at Pinard cottage No 2 taken for the summer Mrs Hermann Oelrichs will return in August to open Rosecliff
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Reginald €. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
John J. Wysong
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 doctors wary of full recovery
Oliver H. P Belmont's condition showed some improvement on June 7 at Brockholt Villa Hempstead Long Island though physicians Dr A J McCosh and Dr L N Lanehart are not hopeful for a complete recovery. A bad sinking spell occurred last night but he revived this afternoon and was considerably better by evening.
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the Tribune
Hempstead
Long Island
Oliver H. P Belmont
A. J. McCosh
Manhattan
L. N. Lanehart
Brockholt Villa
Belmont Country Place
Pan Anglican Congress debated empire links and church independence
The Pan Anglican Congress discussion centers on imperial federation limits and the authority of Canterbury. American and colonial bishops push for religious independence while preserving unity. The gathering, seen as an ecclesiastical parliament, emphasizes self governing churches and flexible unity across regions.
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Bury
Romes
Moscow
Theingion
America
Anglican Congress
Scotland
Episcopal Church
Canterbury
Lambeth
British Empire
American Commonwealth
Temple
Davidson
Edward
Doane
Laurence
Ireland
See of
Colonies
Convocation
Patriarchate of
Thenre
América
Nies
Social notices from Berkshire region arrival and events
Telegraph reports from Lenox and Stockbridge detail arrivals at homes and hotels. Mrs Frederick G Swan and Mrs Denis Wells of New York visit Lenox. Mrs J Lawrence Lee hosts gatherings. Clarence Mackay and George Harvey attend University of Nevada events in Reno. Mackay School of Mines mentioned.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
M Parsons
Stoneover
Taneneoth Place
Henry
Haven Glenburnie
Stockbridge
Frederick G. Swan
Denis Wells
New York
Hest
J. Lawrence Lee
As & L. Lee
Albert E. Gallatin
Herbert c
Boston
Eleanor Crosby
Enzade
Maunsell S. Crosb
Coolidge
Trinity Church
York
Clarence Davis
New Motor Tour
C. H. MacKay III
Reno, Nev
Clarence Mackay
George Harvey
Mackay
University of Nevada
Mackay School of Lines
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Boeréaha
Neva York Daily Cribune
the Tribune Association
Corpora
Eers
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Washington
Florida
William E. Quimby
Netherlands
Detroit
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pension Office
William Pollock
Pittsfield
Central Trust Company
Chicago Consolidated Traction Company
Chicago Railways Company
McShay
Central Federated Union
Brooklyn
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Third Avenue Railway
Bath Beach
Brooklyn Ferries
King and Czar
Menach
Money and Business
Tolstoy
Lick
California
France
Patrick T. Alexander
Professor Langley
Mr Alexander
Bill
Tompkins
Judge’s Library
William C. Gorgas
American Medical Association
Isthmuan Canal Zone
Mobile
Ala
University of the South
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Army Medical Corps
Army Medical Organization
Wallie
Lord Grenfell
Mr. Dustinstax
Washington Star
Temple Emanu-El
David Leventritt
Emanu-Fe
A. J. Dittenhoefer
Farmer
Weary Walker
Carl Garre
Jimmy
Tommy
Philadelphia Press
Cleveland
Lewis
Lake Erie
Philadelphia Inquirer
Anglicanisy
Berkshires
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