March 15 Theatre Listings At The Academy Of Music And Nearby Venues
Amusements include Merchant of Venice at the Academy of Music and The Prince of Pilsen at Broadway Theatre. Other acts run at Casino Theatre Circle Theatre Keiths Luna Park Eden Mussee and Manhattan venues with vaudeville and live music offerings. Evening shows feature Facing the Music The World in Wax and The Wizard of Oz along with operas and concerts.
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Academy OF Music
Broadway Theatre
Casino Theatre
Circle Theatre
Coney Island
Bostock
Eden Musee
Garrick Theatre
Herald Square Theatre
John Henry
Keith
Chee Ersocres
Luna Park
Madison Sonne Garden
Dussana
Venice
New-York
Majestic Theatre
Manhattan Theatre
the Earl of Paw
Debates and disturbances mark early 1900s world events
Foreign notes report dissension in the House of Commons over the Finance bill and talk of a possible general election. Other items mention the Philippine Commission granting self government to Moros, a French native leaders conference at Figuig, bombardment casualties, a Babylonian fire at Peking, and the Gauss polar expedition arrival. Domestic items cover an investigation into H H Rand, embezzlement charges against S N Watson Jr, Roosevelt attending the McCormick Hanna wedding, labor fleet orders, Mississippi flood crest, and Vassar seniors class exercises. City items note weak stock close, labor agreements, Parks’ arrest, McDonald’s statements, and a weather forecast of showers and cooler air.
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House of Commons
Philippine Commission
Figuig
Hunt
San Juan
Board of Revenue
Peking
Gauss
Simonstown
Cape Colony
H. H. Rand
Payne
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Washington
Cleveland
McCormick-Hanna
South Atlantic
Valparaiso
Chile
St. Louis
North Woods
Vassar
College Lawn
Samuel J. Parks
Hecla Iron Works
William S. Devery
Parks
John B. McDonald
Jerome Park Reservoir
Aqueduct Commission
Low
New York Central
New Croton Dam
Tribune Subscription Notices For Mail Delivery
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Tribune
Glass house of democracy under fire over mob violence
The piece argues that both Russia and the United States reveal dangerous lapses in rule of law as mobs attack Black people. It warns that democratic government fails when rulers and communities refuse to punish crime, undermining civil order and the rule of law. It cites Illinois killings and Mississippi mob violence as evidence.
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Russia
Kishineff
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Jefferson
United States
Mlinois
Demoralized citizenship quoted in lynching critique
The passage denounces lynching as a grave indictment of civilization and warns that unpunished rioting erodes democratic life. It contrasts American traditions and the expectation of upholding law with the breakdown of order evident in violent acts across the nation.
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Der
Canal Improvement Debate Gains Ground Ahead of November Vote
The article previews the canal question tied to a $100,009,000 inland waterway plan, noting growing public campaigning and calls for an informed decision. It cites engineers merchants and shippers supporting enlarging the Erie Canal and argues the state must adopt a canal policy before the voters decide next November.
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the Tribune
Clinton
Hebert
Schwab
New York
Buffalo
New-York
Canada
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund Aids City Children This Summer
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund has operated for twenty six years guiding thousands of New York children to country summers. The fund ensures charitable dollars go only to aiding needy kids and never to salaries or rents, relying on reader contributions to expand invitations beyond available slots.
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New York
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Fresh Air Fund
Board of Children
Yearly appeal stresses need for funds to send urban children abroad
The article urges immediate generous contributions to a children’s fund. It notes past gifts were ample yet insufficient for planned travel and says rural hosts eagerly welcome numbers of children. It appeals for funds to enable large scale placement and asks for timely support.
Fiscal Flux at Westminster
Lord Rosebery notes the British House of Commons faces an unpredictable path as the government moves from potential bread-stuff tariffs toward abolishing an existing duty. The piece argues Britain is in a period of political realignment with free trade fading and protectionist and imperial unity forces rising, foreshadowing major shifts ahead.
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Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
Messrs. Balfour
Chamberlain
Chaplin
Balfour
Peel
Women Gamblers and the Bucket Shop Problem
A study notes women are drawn to stock market play and bucket shops, often losing money through risky bets and emotional trading. It highlights clandestine orders, broker reliance, and a few women who derail bucket shops by anger over losses, while urging public interest in curbing such gambling among women.
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Bucket Shop
Blane and the Global Gamble through Monaco and Turf Glory
A historical portrait traces Blane from German gambling halls to Monaco and the Teutonic Empire era bans. It notes the enduring pull of the gambling “Make your bets” percentage, the Blanc inheritance, and the Grand Prix as a premier turf prize rivaling Britain’s riches and tests of endurance.
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Blane
Germany
Trente Et Quarante
Monaco
Ostend
James R. Keene
Great Britain
Edmond Blanc Dominates Grand Prix With Triple Sweep
M Blanc heir to Homburg and the roulette wheel entered three horses in the Grand Prix and they finished first second and third in the long distance race. The text questions what more he could desire or aim for in the future.
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M. Blanc
Homburg
M. Edmond Blanc
Wild cars and flying dreams in public life and art
A commentary on reckless driving urging track confinement and 80 mph cars, then reflections on John P. Holland’s aviation hopes. Obituary honors Robert Frederick Blum, noting his rise from Cincinnati to major mural work in New York and influence on American art.
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Robert Frederick Blum
Cincinnati
Frank Duveneck
Venice
Japan
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Blum
Big Ben Opal Specimen Hailed as World Class
An Australian opal from the White Cliff fields named Big Ben could rival the largest gem in the Crown jewels owned by the Queen of the Belgians. If cut well it may form an eight by five inch solid mass, potentially the era’s largest opal. The buyer reportedly paid only a trifling sum.
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White Cliff Fields
Plutocrat's Plight and Island Wireless News
A miscellany of 19th century notes covers the Santa Catalina island wireless daily, the Avalon newspapers, and quirky anecdotes. Reports include a new wireless news service from San Pedro, a language puzzle tale between a count and a lawyer, a Mexican horse thief's alibi, a misread agricultural request, schoolboy physiology blunders, and a Sunday School joke.
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Santa Catalina
California
Avalon Wireless
Avalon
San Pedro
Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company
President Roosevelt to Attend Charlottesville Commencement
Arrangements with Colonel L. S. Brown of the Southern Railway enable the President to travel to Charlottesville Virginia next Tuesday for the University of Virginia commencement. Mrs Roosevelt Secretary Leeb and possibly a few friends accompany him. The party leaves Washington June 16 at dawn and reaches Charlottesville by 11 00 am. A short address is planned and trustees host the visitors. The return departs at 7 pm. Miss Roosevelt will soon depart for Massachusetts after the McCormick Hanna wedding to visit her grandmother Mrs Lee Washington.
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L. S. Brown
The
Southern Railway
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Roosevelt
Leeb
Washington
McCormick-Hanna
Massachusetts
Lee
Cabinet Dinner Hosts Knox Brothers In Washington
The Attorney General and Mrs. Knox entertained Dr. Knox and Thomas Knox from California. Dr. Knox’s wife and granddaughter joined. The Cabinet meeting was brief and conventional. Moody noted bids for three new battleships. Panama Canal talks and Chilean issues were discussed. Root departed for West Point graduation.
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Washington
Payne
Post Office
Hay
Panama Canal
Moody
Root
West Point
Military Academy
Diplomatic Corps Notes and Early Summer Assignments
Sir Chentung Liang Cheng will present credentials to the President and then join Phillips Andover Academy commencement exercises with former schoolmates. Amherst College plans to award him the LL D degree. The Italian Ambassador sent King Victor Emmanuel's books to President Roosevelt. Baron Giskra and other embassy staff will summer at Manchester by the Sea and surrounding estates. Switzerland’s Charles L. E. Lardy expects to reside at the Essex County Club.
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Washington
Chentung Liang
Cheng
Andover
Mass
Phillips Andover Academy
Amherst College
Victor Emmanuel
Roosevelt
Baron Giskra
Smith's Point
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Windemere Park
Count de Hoyos
von Thodorevich
Ivan de Rubiovichy
Charles L. E. Lardy
Switzerland
Manchester
Essex County Club
Washington society notes on June wedding travels
Senator and Mrs Foraker left Washington at noon to attend the McCormick Hanna wedding and then take a short trip to the Virginia Hot Springs. Justice and Mrs Oliver Wendell Holmes closed their Washington home and headed to Boston en route to their Beverly Farms summer estate.
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Washington
New York Society Wedding News and Social Notes
Owing to youth, Miss Louise Lawrence White and Walter Lispenard Suydam Jr. wed at the Church of the Heavenly Rest with a large society turnout. Bridesmaids include Amy Olyphant. maid of honor Mary A. Schuchardt. best man R. Bayard Cutting. A reception follows at the Whites’ East Fifty-seventh Street home. Also: Miss Madge Niles and Sewall Boardman marry at St. Peter’s Church, Galilee, with a Monmouth Beach reception. Other social notices list travels, summer homes, and family ties to the Roosevelts, Vanderbilt, and Kellogg families.
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Louise Lawrence White
Walter Lispenard Suydam, Jr
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth-ave
Elizabeth Cutting
Amy Olyphant
Anne Best
Helen Trotter
Antoinette Erhardt
Mary A. Schuchardt
R. Bayard Cutting
Alain C. White
Robert F. Olyphant, Jr
John H. Auerbach
Newbold Herrick
Henry
Leverich
Faneuil Suydam Weisse
John J. White
East Fifty-seventh-st
Blue Point
Long Island
Walter L. Suydam
Mrs. Fulton Cutting
Susan White
Stanford White
John E. Roosevelt
Madge Niles
Sewall Boardman
St. Peter's Church
Galilee
Monmouth Beach
John J. Knox
Martha Lesher
Raymond Lesher
C. L. A. Whitney
Albany
Philip Boardman
Albert Barnes Boardman
James Hammond McLean
Lucien H. Niles
Notable visitors and summer guests in Newport
Newport Rhode Island June 9 Special Miss Frances Duer of New York at Tompkins cottage Redwood street for summer. Many New York and Philadelphia families including McCage Pull Taylor Wells Rosengarten Joline and others arriving at cottages and hotels for season. Sir Michael Herbert British ambassador in residence briefly with Lady Herbert before sailing June 19.
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Newport
R. I
Frances Duer
New-York
Tompkins Cottage
Redwood St
Louis B. McCage
O. Jones
Ochre Point
Roland Redmond
Henry S. Hoyt
New York
Stuyvesant Leroy
Red Cross
E. C. Knight, Jr
Philadelphia
Bellfield
Morrell Cottage
Believue
S. E. Blatchford
Charles Lee
Roger Wells
Henry J. Whitehouse
Hodge Cottage
England
W. Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Eastbourne Lodge
A. McCracken
B. F. Simon
Pawtucket
Aquidneck
John Taylor
Lyman Tiffany
Henry de Peyster
Clarkson
Benjamin Tappan
John F. Hubbard
U. S N
Laforge Cottage
Miss Isaacs
L. Hillside
T. Sullivan
G. E. Hathaway
Perry House
Robert Giles
San Juan
Porto Rico
H. T. Rodgers
Washington
North Shore
Jamestown
Frank S. Rosengarten
John F. Joline
E. H. Clark
Clark
Cambridge
Mass
Walcottage
Michael H. Herbert
Morth
Lady Herbert
Sidney Waterlow
Hunter Dunn
Boston
Thomas Dunn
Alwyn Ball, Jr
Boothden
Middletown
J. Stewart
Barney and Family
Eldrdiga Cottage
R. R. Fisher
Berkeley
John Innis
Lenox Notes from Lenox Massachusetts June Special
Lenox reports election of Grennock Country Club officers with Mark T. Robbins as president and Wellington Smith Jr as secretary and treasurer. New York residents Mrs. Ogden N. Wood and Daniel Chester French establish country homes in Stockbridge and Glendale, with French completing a Bartlett statue for the State House in Boston and unveiling Hooker statue plans. Other arrivals include Mrs. Zenas Crane hosting Miss Ellen M. Stone in Dalton, George D. Farrar and family in Great Barrington, Harvard professor W. W. Fenn settling in Berkshire, and Miss Edith Hanna visiting Lee.
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Lenox
Mass
Grennock Country Club
Mark T. Robbins
Wellington Smith, Jr
John Seacord
Edward L. Murphy
Bennett T. Gale
Stephen Halsey
James A
Ogden N. Wood
New-York
Stockbridge
Daniel Chester French
Glendale
William F. Bartlett
Boston
French
Joseph Hooker
State House
Zenas Crane
Ellen M. Stone
Dalton
George D. Farrar
New York
Great Barrington
W. W. Fenn
Harvard College
Berkshire
Edith Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
New Master of Trinity School Elected
The Rev Lawrence T Cole Ph D warden of St Stephens College Annandale has been elected headmaster of Trinity School located on West Ninety first street near Columbus Avenue. He will replace Rev Dr August Ultman who resigned amid faculty student and trustee discord. The new headmaster may accept a 4000 year salary and will commence after the school’s Friday commencement.
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Lawrence T. Cole
St Stephen's College
Annandale
Trinity School
Float Island
St. Lawrence
Cole
University of Michigan
General Theological Seminary
Bishop Potter
Trinity
West Ninety-first-st
St Agnes’s Chapel
Weddings Past and To Come Include Park Buchholz Nuptials
Invitations issued for Miss Abbie T. Park of Harrison to Richard Jasper Buchholz of New York with ceremony at Christ Church Rye on June 2. Park's family ties and recent death of an uncle prompt a quiet wedding. Saratoga notes: Mary Guthrie James wed Thomas Ewing in June. other local nuptials include Grace Russell and Henry Machen, Belle Morgan and James Childs with their New York and Brooklyn connections.
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Abbie T. Park
Harrison
Richard Jasper Buchholz
New York
Christ Church, Rye
Miss Park
Charles Park
Park & Tilford
Buchholz
No. 1 Broadway
Joseph Park
Saratoga
Mary Guthrie James
Lewis W. James
Thomas Ewing
Judge Ewing
Pittsburg
Penn
Herbert M. Gesner
Second Presbyterian Church
Sherman Downs
Helen James
James Ewing
New York City
Canada
Perrin of Buffalo Near Quick Recovery After Illness
Syracuse June 9 A E Perrin state fair commissioner and noted amateur horseman who had pneumonia in this city is reported to be rapidly recovering after his illness in Buffalo.
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Syracuse
A. E. Perrin
Buffalo
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