Amusements listings for Broadway venues and shows
A catalog of theatre acts and performances across New York venues including the Prince of Pilsen Runaways World in Wax Facing the Music The Wizard of Oz and The Earl of Pawtucket with showtimes and venues such as the Knickerbocker Keiths Luna Park and Madison Square Garden.
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ACA OF Music
Broadway Theatre
Casino Theatre
Circle Theatre
Vavdéevte Coney Island
Eden Muser
Garrick Theatre
Herald Square Theatre
John Henry
Keith
Knickerbocker Theatre
Luna Park
Madison Quare Garden
Dass
Hill Orchestra
Venice
New-York
Majestic Theatre
Manhattan Theatre
the Earl of Pawtucket
Murray Hill
Mr. Jones
Paradise Roof Garden
Vauteville
ST. Nicholas Summer Garden
Terrace Garden
Wallace S
West End
Debates Rise on Finance Bill as Election Seen Soon
New York reports dissension in government over the Finance bill with a prevailing view that a general election is near. Domestic items note embezzlement arrests, labor unrest, and political shifts in Washington and New York while weather cautions cooler, showers.
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House of Commons
Philippine Commission
Taegan
Figuig
Hunt
San Juan
Board of Revenue
Peking
Gauss
Simonstown
Cape Colony
H. H
Chili
St. Louis
Poveneeny
Charced
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
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Tribune
Glass House Ironies in Russia and America on Race
A columnist argues both the United States and Russia reveal democratic fragility amid anti Jewish and anti Black violence. It condemns mob rule, praises rule of law, and warns that failure of citizens to govern themselves undermines democracy. The Illinois mob hangs a Black school teacher in broad daylight without masks, reflecting systemic lawlessness.
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Russia
Kishineff
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Jefferson
United States
Mlinois
Democratic faith challenged by lynching violence
The passage condemns lynchings as a stain on civilization and a sign of a demoralized citizenry. It argues that even occasional mob violence undermines democratic government and erodes lawful order nationwide.
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Der
The Canal Argument and the Canal Question in New York State
The piece frames the canal improvement bill and a November referendum on spending 100 000 000 for a thousand ton barge canal. It notes vigorous public debate, cites engineers and business leaders supporting inland water routes, and argues for a clear statewide canal policy before the voters decide. It discusses opposition that ties demand to New York and Buffalo dock interests and rail influence, and stresses the need for an informed, intelligent public verdict.
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the Tribune
Clinton
Hebert
Schwab
New York
Buffalo
New-York
Canada
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Opens Twenty Sixth Year Campaign
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund asks for donations to send thousands of New York City children to the country for two weeks or a day outing. The fund, begun thirty years ago, dedicates every cent to charity with no salaries or rent paid from contributions.
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New York
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Fresh Air Fund
Board of Children
Yearly appeal for funds to place children with host families
The article urges timely generous contributions to the child transport fund to enable placing more city children with hospitable country hosts. It notes year after year of generosity but stresses funds are always needed in advance to plan campaigns and arrange travel, asking for a prompt response.
Fiscal Flux in Westminster Signals Shifting British Politics
The piece notes a dramatic realignment as Britain edges from free trade toward protectionism and an imperial customs union. It cites Balfour Chamberlain and Chaplin, with Radicals and Nationalists backing the government against its own followers, signaling volatile, possibly ordered, future political currents.
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Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
Messrs. Balfour
Chamberlain
Chaplin
Mr. Gladstone
Great Britain
Balfour
Peel
Women Gamblers and the Bucket Shop Menace
A critical study notes women driven to stock market bets by a quick wealth allure. It details clandestine trades, broker dependence, and the rise of bucket shops in city neighborhoods. The piece claims angry women sometimes help shut down these operations, though losses provoke harsh reactions.
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Bucket Shop
Gambling fortunes and Monaco’s elite race lore
A historical note on Blane the gambler who built a vast fortune in German halls then sought luck in Monaco. It contrasts monied risk with the inexorable house edge, and hints at the Grand Prix’s prestige and the enduring value of turf prizes like Foxhall, requiring courage and endurance from victors.
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Blane
Germany
Trente Et Quarante
Monaco
Ostend
James R. Keene
Great Britain
Edmond Blanc Fulfills Grand Prix Dominance With Three Horses
In a sweeping display at the Grand Prix, M. Edmond Blanc, heir of Homburg and the roulette wheel, saw his three horses seize first, second and third in the long distance contest. The victory caps Blanc’s extraordinary legacy in the sport and leaves observers pondering what he could aim for next.
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M. Blanc
Homburg
M. Edmond Blanc
Brigido Gonzales
Mexico
Brijido
London Globe
Rifts in Highway Racing and a Master American Painter Passes
Public safety on highways is urged as races move off tracks while the coast guards a seasick dream for aerial flight. Submarine pioneer John P. Holland questions practical flight until proven and the cup races crave wind and wave. Robert Frederick Blum, a key American muralist, dies, leaving a legacy from Cincinnati to Venice and Japan to the Mendelssohn Glee Club hall panels.
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Robert Frederick Blum
Cincinnati
Frank Duveneck
Venice
Japan
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Blum
Opal Ben Ben Big Ben Prospect A World Largest Stone
A remarkable Australian opal from White Cliff fields, nicknamed Big Ben, may become the world’s largest cut opal if current polishing yields a solid eight by five inch gem. The piece rivals the Queen of Belgium’s Crown Jewels gem valued at over £504 and weighing about sixteen ounces.
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White Cliff Fields
White House Planned Trip to Charlottesville for UVA Commencement
President and Mrs. Roosevelt travel from Washington with Secretary Loeb to Charlottesville on June 16 to attend the University of Virginia commencement. The party will be hosted by trustees, with a brief afternoon address and return that evening at 7. Miss Roosevelt returns from the McCormick Hanna wedding to visit her grandmother.
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S. Brown
The
Southern Railway
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Roosevelt
Loeb
Will
Miss Roosevelt
McCormick-Hanna
Massachusetts
Madge Niles
Sewall Boardman
St. Peter's Church
Galilee
Monmouth Beach
John J. Knox
Martha Lesher
Raymond Lesher
Co. L. A. Whitney
Albany
Cabinet officers host Knox brothers in Washington visit
The Attorney General and Mrs. Knox entertain his brothers Dr. Knox and Thomas Knox from California. Mrs. Knox delayed a planned trip to Pride's Crossing Mass. to guide the visitors through Washington sights as the Cabinet meets briefly. Moody notes bids for three new battleships. Root leaves for West Point graduation.
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Washington
Payne
Post Office
Hay
Panama Canal
Moody
Root
West Point
Military Academy
Diplomatic Corps Update From Washington on June Activities
Sir Chentung Liang Cheng, Chinese Minister, will present credentials to the President Monday and join Phillips Andover Academy graduation with former schoolmates. He later attends Amherst College June 9 for an LL D degree. The Italian Ambassador delivers King Victor Emmanuel’s books to President Roosevelt. Baron Giskra sets summer HQ at Smith's Point Dane Cottage. Windemere Park rentals announced for Count de Hoyos and embassy staff. Swiss chargé d’affaires Charles L. E. Lardy plans summer at Manchester and Essex County Club.
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Washington
Chentungs 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
Mr. von Thodorovich
Ivan de Rubiovichy
Charles L. E. Lardy
Switzerland
Manchester
Essex County Club
Notable Society Moves in Washington for June Weddings
Senator and Mrs Foraker left Washington at noon to attend the MacCormick Hanna wedding and plan a brief trip to 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 Bridegrooms and Weddings Noted
Miss Louise Lawrence White and Walter Lispenard Suydam Jr. wed at Church of the Heavenly Rest in Fifth Avenue, with panels of bridesmaids and a reception at the White home. Other society weddings and summer travels for New York’s elite are outlined, including Monmouth Beach celebrations and Bar Harbor summer plans.
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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
Bluse Point
Long Island
Walter L. Suydam
Mrs. Fulton Cutting
Susan White
Stanford White
John E. Roosevelt
Notable Summer Arrivals at Newport Cottages and Hotels
Special notes list numerous guests and seasonal residents at Newport cottages and hotels. Franks Duer from New York. McCage family. Redmond nephew Roland. Mrs Hoyt and Stuyvesant Leroy opening cottages. Amos Tuck French family. Taylor and Shipley at Bryn Mawr and Annandale Road. various U.S. Navy personnel, Rosenthal, Giles party, and diplomats arriving or staying at Jamestown, Ochre Point, and nearby lodgings. Multiple New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Port Rico connections.
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Philadelphia
Bellfield
Morrell Cottage
Ochre Point
Bellevue
S. E. Blatchford
Charles Lee
Roger Wells, Jr
Henry J Whitehouse
Hodge Cottage
England
W. Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Eastbourne Lodge
A. McCracken
U.S. N
LL Mclean
U. SN
S. Jaquette
McClinton
Miss McClinton
Steubenville
B. Rosenthal
New York
United States Hotel
F. W. Jennings
Quincy
Mass
H. Herring
Williamsport
Penn
C. J. Worcester
Cambridge
B. H. Tripp
W. Butler
B. C. Burrington
T. J. Eileen
Boston
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
Porter Cottage
Greenough Place
Raikes
Waterlow
Sidney Waterlow
Hunter Dunn
Thomas Dunn
Alwyn Ball, Jr
Boothden
Middletown
Stewart Barney and Family
Eldrdiga Cottage
R. R. Fisher
Berkeles
John Innis Kane
den Codman
John J. Taylor
Stamford
Conn
Lenox Notes from Berkshire County Crowded Season Updates
Lenox Massachusetts notes report Grennock Country Club officers including President Mark T. Robbins and Secretary Treasurer Wellington Smith Jr. Other Berkshire sightings mention Mrs. Ogden N. Wood arriving in Stockbridge, Daniel Chester French opening a Glendale studio for a Bartlett statue, French also unveiling a Hooker statue in Boston, Mrs. Zenas Crane hosting Ellen M. Stone in Dalton, George D. Farrar arriving in Great Barrington, Harvard professor W. W. Fenn opening a Berkshire residence, and Edith Hanna visiting Mrs. Dewitt Smith in Lee.
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William F. Bartlett
State House
Boston
French
Joseph Hooker
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 of St Stephens College Annandale has been elected head master of Trinity School near Columbus avenue. He would succeed Rev Dr August Ullman who resigned amid discord. Cole a University of Michigan and General Theological Seminary graduate would earn 4000 dollars yearly.
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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 In Rye and New York
Invitations issued for the June wedding of Miss Abbie T. Park of Harrison to Richard Jasper Buchholz of New York. The ceremony will be at Christ Church Rye on Saturday June 2 unless delayed by family bereavement. The article also notes several late June weddings in Saratoga and New York, with details on participants, locations, and attendants.
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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 a Leading Buffalo Horseman Near Quick Recovery
Syracuse June 2 A E Perrin state fair commissioner and noted amateur horseman from Buffalo has recovered rapidly from pneumonia after illness in this city. He had been listed as seriously ill but today shows marked improvement and is expected to leave hospital soon.
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Syracuse
A. E. Perrin
Buffalo
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