Amusements and Theater Listings for City Venues
The notice lists multiple venues with programs and showtimes including Woman and Wine at the Academy of Music, The Casino Girl at Casino, The Pride of Jennico at the Criterion Theatre, Waxworks at Epnen Museum, Sherlock Holmes at Garrick Theatre, Roof Garden shows at Hammerstein's Victoria, continuous performances at Keith's and Pastor's, Vaudeville acts at Koster & Bial's and Lion Palace Roof Garden, Quo Vadis at New York Theatre, Caste at Murray Hill, and a 8:16 pm concert at St Nicholas Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Casino
Criterion Theatre
Jennico
Epen Musee
Waxworks
Garrick Theatre
Hammerstein
Victoria—S
Keith
Koster & Bial
Lion Palace
Lion Palace Roof Garden
Vaudéeville
Murray Hill
Caste
NEW York Theatre
Pastor
ST. Nicholas Garden
Desks and Office Furniture at No 111 Fulton Street
Roll top desks and coffee furniture offered by T G Sellew at 111 Fulton Street. Great variety of style and price for buyers seeking quality office pieces.
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Ffee Furniture
T. G. Sellew
Fulton St
China Boxers fight and Buller in South Africa clash
Foreign news reports heavy losses for the Boxers in fighting with Chinese Imperial troops and a local action where Imperial troops were defeated. General Buller says his men captured a mountain west of Laing’s Nek on June 6 likely forcing Boer positions to retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Laing
Nek
Rathbone
Cuba
Havana
Francis Joseph
Reichsrath
Funston
Luzon
Aguinaldo
William
Syria
Hellepolis
Ambassador Choate
London
John Redmond
Tre Tripune Subscriptions Offered By News Dealers
Tre Tripune will be mailed daily and Sunday to any address in the country for a dollar a month. Subscribers may change the address as often as desired. Any newsdealer will supply Tre Tripune in response to a regular order.
Kentucky Leadership and Taylor Renomination Move
The piece assesses ex-Governor Taylor of Kentucky announcing he does not seek renomination after being ousted. It notes his stance as a fugitive from injustice, questions his suitability to lead the party, and argues for a fresher figure to spear the fight for honest elections under Goebelism’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Kentucky
Louisville Evening Post
Supreme Court
Frankfort
Taylor Well
Leaders Unite for a Potential Decisive Victory
The passage argues that uniting under inspiring leadership could enable a forthcoming campaign to achieve a clear win. It stresses collective resolve and strategic cohesion as key factors in turning ambition into success.
Quigg and the Finance Chairmanship in Political Power Plays
The piece argues Quigg seeks and may retain control of the Finance Committee, valuing secrecy over bookkeeping. It contrasts Quigg’s approach with a businesslike committee, notes his skill in politics and finance, and questions the political calculus of keeping him in power despite limited direct Republican gain. It also compares him to General Greene and mentions Platt's support for Quigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigg
Richard Croker
General Greene
Greene
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Platt
Empress Dowager and Boxer Uprising in China
The article says the Empress Dowager opposes foreigners and foreign reforms, possibly backing the Boxer uprising. It questions her control, the risk of deposing her, and notes the United States supports an open door, avoiding partitions or spheres of influence while protecting foreign lives and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestial Empire
China
United States
Stop the Waste of Water in Ramapo Scheme Debate
Public officials allied with the Ramapo plan warning of a looming water shortage push for rapid expansion. Citizens urged to distrust Commissioner Dalton and to resist widespread meter mandates, instead tackling waste through system checks and targeted charges for large users like manufacturers, brewers, hotels, and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven and Earth
New York
Dalton
Water supply surplus and waste control in New York
The piece argues for prudent use of water and urges scrutiny of leakage before expanding capacity. It notes New York already has a magnificent supply and suggests preventing waste, avoiding overambitious plans, and possibly funding fountains to beautify the city without draining resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stabber Issue Prompts Strict Immigration Alarm
A editorial urges decisive action against Italian immigrants in New York who carry stilettos and use them. It argues for rigorous police punishment and immigration education, claiming a racial impulse must be neutralized before broader civic integration can occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Immigration Bureau
Competition grows as steel and wire firms expand plants
The American Steel and Wire Company plans major furnace additions and in house pig iron and steel to meet output. Sharon Steel Company and Union Steel announce large Web ster and Sharon area plants with noted leaders and ambitions. Tin Plate Company expands with new mills and patents amid a push to win both domestic and foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel and Wire Company
Journal of Commerce
Sharon Steel Company
Frederick Behl
Sharon
Penn
Steel and Wire Company
John Stevenson
Newcastle Works
Steel and
Union Steel Company
Webster
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Mellon Brothers
H. C. Frick
Tin Plate Company
Prices Stability to Expand American Demand and Production
The passage argues for returning prices to normal levels to renew both home and foreign demand. It suggests American demand is largely unlimited when prices rise. It asserts room for development remains vast and can be tested only under steady prices and moderate production costs.
Dom Paul and Transvaal Bold Claim in Exile Mansion
The figure of Dom Paul speaks bravely regarding Transvaal sovereignty and a possible end if captured. Cholera now compounds calamities linked to famine and plague sweeping India, rivaling recent wars and civic troubles in intensity and darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Paul
Transvaal
India
World News Roundup From Dreyfus To Boxers In China
The Philippine Commission begins work amid patriotism and possible pamphlet suppression. Turkey boosts ironclad overhauls to press indemnity talks. France urged to restore Dreyfus, while Carter is discussed as domestic case. Kruger’s fame rests on frugality, not genius. Cuban outlaw hunted by rural police may be garroted. Tropic brigands fade, former buccaneers’ era remembered. China faces signs of crisis as Boxers gain influence and prepares for outside discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Dreyfus
United States
Oberlin Carter
Carter
Notable honor for Lieutenant Brisson in Dahomey clash
The cross of the Legion of Honor was conferred on Lieutenant Brisson of the French Navy for distinguished service in French Dahomey last year. Joint French German expeditions sought the Dahomey Togo boundary, and Brisson's leadership in September 1899 amid heavy native casualties earned the distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisson
Dahomey
France
Germany
Togo
That Curtain Rises On A Car Famine Tableau
A1352 era column item references the Wichita Eagle noting Kansas preparing to unveil a grand tableau titled A Car Famine. Interjected quips mention Dinis and St Andrew's Gazette. A Wiesbaden landlord sues in the Oberlandgericht over fleas carried by a dog. A joke about clergy removal and a Kansas shell game taxed by the Kansas City Times. A card club anecdote about Mrs Bardwell’s fortune concludes the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Eagle
Kansas
Larry—Belivins
Dinis
Dinnis
St. Andrew's Gazette
Kansas City Times
Stamps Bring Record Prices as Collectors Ponder Outlandish Sums
A London dealer sold European postage stamps for 150000 dollars, the largest price yet for such collection. Orange Free State stamps fetch up to 25 dollars each, and a full Transvaal set could reach about 5000 dollars as collectors chase rarities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Castle
London
Orange Free State
Transvaal
President postpones Canton trip after Philadelphia convention
Washington rumor confirms President will stay in capital until after the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia on June 19. He won’t travel to California this summer. Today marks Mrs. McKinley’s birthday with visitors and floral congratulatory messages arriving by telegram and basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canton
Philadelphia
White House
California
Mrs. McKinley
Admiral Dewey Arrives in Detroit with Grand Reception
The arrival at Michigan Central station drew a large crowd as Admiral Dewey and his party were met by Willam Livingstone and Detroit officials. A naval salute from the Michigan and a reception at the Fellowcraft Club followed a day of public ovations and visits. He will tour Grand Rapids and northern Ohio towns before a night train to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan Central Station
Admiral Dewey
United States
Michigan
Fellowcraft’ Club
Rockwood
Willam G. Livingstone
Board of Governors
Maybury
Dewey
Russell House
Mth Infantry
Fort Wayne
Fessenden
Jefferson and
Woodward Aves
Leger
Fellowcraft Club
Columbus
Ohio
Hocking Valley Railway
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Avilla
Ind
Defiance
Deshler
North Baltimore
Fostoria
Tiffin
Chicago Junction
Shelby
Mansfield
Mount Vernon
Washington
A M McGregor Undergoes Facial Operation
A M McGregor of Standard Oil collapsed at Orienta Point Mamaroneck after a successful facial operation. His condition is not serious.
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A. M. McGregor
Standard Oil Company
Fsll
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck
Mr. McGregor
NYU Medical Degrees Surpass Four-Year Rule This Week
NYU awarded 38 medical degrees this week, despite the four years’ course rule that would have barred such graduations. A few students who studied three years or trained at out of town schools filled the class, which totaled nearly forty. Dean Dr. Edward G. Janeway presented the graduates on Thursday night as the regular four-year class from 189 will graduate in 1801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Edward G. Janeway
Bishop Whipple declines coadjutor in Minnesota diocese
In St Paul, June 8, Bishop Whipple announced to the Diocesan Council that he would not seek a coadjutor bishop to succeed the late Bishop Gilbert. He cited long health issues from earlier requests, noted the creation of the Duluth missionary jurisdiction, and described forty-one years of diocesan work. He mentioned a circular to bishops urging a meeting in autumn to elect a bishop for Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Protestant Episcopal Church
Whipple
Gilbert
Duluth
Porto Rico
Enowemey
Mary Mannering to Debut at Wallack's in Janice Meredith
Frank McKee contracted with Charles Burnham, Wallack's business manager, for Miss Mary Mannering to star in Janice Meredith at Wallack's Theatre on December 10 with a long run planned. Castle Square Opera Company to perform popular works at Manhattan Beach this summer including Faust Martha Trovatore and The Bohemian Girl for two weeks starting August. Grace Cameron added to Beach engagement roster.
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Frank McKee
Charles Burnham
Wallack
Mary Mannering
New York
Janice Meredith
Castle Square Opera Company
Manhattan Beach
Faust
Martha
T Trovatore
Grace Cameron
The Escorial’s grandeur and fate under Napoleon
J R Dilworthy recalls Madrid visits and the Escorial a palace monastery fortress and cathedral built by Philip II perched above a bleak landscape. The complex covers nine acres with a famed Renaissance cathedral and vast treasures later looted by France after Napoleon’s conquests. Now a college and royal burial site.
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J. R. Dilworthy
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria
Madrid
Escorial
Philip I
Escoriail
Philip
Philips
Europe
Philip II
Escurial
Scientific Party to Explore Grand Canyon of the Colorado
A research expedition from Colorado Springs will start for the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Professors Herbert E. Gregory and R. E. Dodge of Yale and Columbia, W. M. Davis of Harvard, and Dr. Anderson of Cambridge, England, with guide Wetherill, depart to Flagstaff and Yuma City to cross Lee's Ferry. They plan weeks of geological and fossil investigations along the canyon, aiming to uncover new pages in world history.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Herbert E. Gregory
Yale
R. E. Dodge
Columbia
W. M. Davis
Harvard
Anderson
Cambridge
England
Wetherill
Gregory
Emeren
India Famine Relief Contributions Reported by Committee of One Hundred
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief lists yesterday’s gifts from George P. Butler & Co H P Goldschmidt & Co and various churches and individuals. The Executive Committee met at Chamber of Commerce. total receipts to date 3164 with 5000 sent by cable to Bombay via Brown Brothers & Co. A Boston program progresses. Baltimore civic drive begun. Contributions through the Tribune forwarded to Brown Bros for fund purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of One Hundred On
India
George P. Butler & Bro
Reese Ee
H. P. Goldschmidt & Co
Seengessere Ee
Central Presbyterian
Greene Avenue Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Falling Spring Presbyterian Church
Chambers. Dury
M. B. Smith
Henry P. Mott
New-York Savings
New-York Savings Bank
Arthur A. Azeez
Mechanics’ Bank
William Sherer
C. M. Conden & Co
Coffeyville
Kan
H. Willams
St. Mark’s Church
Islip
East Side Presbyterian Church
Paterson
We Citizens of
Essex
Conn
Bisaaieass
New-York Tribune
R. G. Dun & Co
Committee of One Hundred
Chamber of Commerce
William E. Dodge
L. T. Chamberlain
William H. Parsons
Frederick B. Schenck
Spencer Trask
A. S. Frissell
Charles A. Schieren
Dr. Chamberlain
Bombay
Brown Brothers & Co
Boston
F. D. Greene
Baltimore
E. R. L. Gould
the Tribune
Brown Bros. & Co
W. F. Etherington & Co
C. E. Society of the First Presbyterian Church of
Dover
N. J
Bishop Worthington Buys 4 House in Pittsfield
Henry W. Bishop of Chicago sells his East Street summer house in Pittsfield to Bishop Worthington of Nebraska. Worthington, a Lenox native, will make Pittsfield his summer home.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Jane
Henry W. Bishop
Chicago
East St
Bishop Worthington
Nebraska
Lenox
Honor Men at Princeton Magna Cum Laude Graduates
Princeton June list of Magna Cum Laude graduates includes Herbert D. Austin Harry J. Brandt David L. Chambers Carl H. Elmore Vernon L. Hague Adam M. Hiltebeitel Byron K. Hunsberger James H. Moffatt Thomas J. Snyder Le Roy Urban High honors in philosophy William H. Davis Christopher Easton James H. Moffatt Samuel B. Scott Charles K. Smith Jurisprudence Edward L. Katzenbach Albert S. Wha chara Physical eeery J. Brandt Mathematics Adam Hiltebeitel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Henry Cameron
Herbert D. Austin
Harry J. Brandt
David L. Chambers
Carl H. Elmore
Vernon L. Hague
Adam M. Hiltebeitel
Byron K. Hunsberger
James H. 3. Moffatt
Thomas J. Snyder
le Roy Urban
William H. Davis
Christopher Easton
James H. Moffatt
Samuel B. Scott
Charles K. Smith
Edward L. Katzenbach
Albert S. Whachar
Eeery J. Brandt
Mathematics
Aadam Hiltabaiact
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Seer Eesbene
Bankers
Starareannes
Brooklyn Property
Ocean Steamers
Country Board
New York Daily Tribune
Miles
Corbin
McKinley
Treutenant
Woodruff
Glouster
St. Louis
West Point
Ice Trust
Chester
Tammany
Croker
Webb
Gravesend
Hardee Pardee
Glennellie
Trumpet
McMeekin
Vouch
Kensington
Richard S. Storrs
Church of the Pilgrims
THE
Kentucky Leadership
Political Finance
Philippine Commission
Atkinson
Turkey
Uncle Sam
Kruger
Alexander Nikolayevitch Ganetzki
Tvers
Wepener
Ganetzki
Nikolaieffski Cavalry Cadet School
Caucasia
Senerska Dragoon
Moscow
V. N. Firsanova
Henry Chang
Chang Yin Tang
Philadelhia
Henry
Virginia
A. J. Balfour
R. C. Jebb
A. V. Dicey
Clifford Allbutt
Augustus Jessop
Trinity
Robert Ball
J. J. Thomson
Skeat
Seattle
Wash
J. B. Coghlan
Puget Sound Naval Station
Dyer
Boston Navy Yard
Rockport
Spencer County Council
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Lincoln City
Spencer County
President Lincoln
Wiesbaden
Oberlandergericht
Court of Appeals
Indianapolis Journal
Grayson
Chicago Times-Herald
Mr. Lord
Mr. Devil
Philadelphia Press
William White
Ashers
Percy
Kansas City Star
Scranton
Joseph Kossuth Dixon
Ella M. Amerman
Massachusetts
Dixon
Grinner
Dobbs
Baltimore American
Jim Jones
Selah
Cleverton
Dashaway
Middle West
A. M. Wgregor
N. Y
Pyrenees
Com Sican
Napoleon
Spain
Ain
Louvre
Christ On
Springs
Tee
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