Amusements in New York Theatres Tonight
A busy list of shows and times across multiple venues. Rip Van Winkle Chinese Honeymoon Kine Dodo Dolly Varden Dolly Varden divisions and recalls. The Wild Rover division, Chaperons, Vaucerville and Paradise Roof Gardens programs, Concert at Nicholas Eight twelve, The Show Girl at Wallacks Theatre and more schedule entries in evening listings.
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Rip van Winkle
Oe Pees Bey
World In Wax
Square Theatre
Dolly Varden
Ker
Little Arog Hill
Aradise Roof Gardens
Vauceville
As Gardex
Nicholas
Wallacks
New York Daily Tribune June 11 1902 World News Roundup
The morning summary covers Senate and House actions on naval appropriation and forest reserves, British and French policy notes, a polo loss at Ranelagh before the king, and German warship movements. Domestic items include Roosevelt’s Philippines stance, Quay’s success at Pennsylvania GOP, West Point centennial events, Yale boat incidents, Most conviction, Chicago ex-mayor tunnel plan, and local police shakeup. Weather shows showers then fair with high 74 and low 56.
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Congress
Senate
Turner
Washington
House
Committee On Appropriations
Cambridge University
Chamber of Deputies
Combes
Ranelagh
St. Thomas
Venezuela
Roosevelt
National Unitarian Association
Philippines
Quay
Pennsylvania
Pennypackers
West Point
Yale
Court of Appeals
John Most
Washburne
Chicago
Carroll D. Wright
Mitchell
Ralph M. Easley
Civic Federation
United Mine Workers
Wakeman
Charles D. Kingdon
Tammany
O’reilly
Oak- Bt
Park Row
Thomas G. Wagstaff
Kings County
Michael J. Cady
Tribune Subscriptions Open Mail and Dealer Options
The Tribune offers mail delivery domestically or internationally with flexible address changes. Subscriptions can be given to a regular dealer or submitted at The Tribune office, with rates shown on the opposite page.
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Tribune
Princeton Breaks Tradition with Layman President Pick
The article notes Princeton selecting a layman, Woodrow Wilson, as president, signaling a shift from traditional clerical leadership. Patton’s resignation迅ued rapid appointment, reflecting a businesslike overhaul of university governance and a departure from old academic norms.
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Patton
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Jonathan Edwards
Aaron Burr
Eliot
Hadley
Princeton Faces College University Dilemma Under New President
The article argues Princeton must solve the college university problem as it adopts a new university system. It notes liberal training remains dominant, with courses aimed at the collegian, while graduate schools lag behind and the college's role is unsettled. It questions how to balance culture, character, and practical power in forming future professionals.
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Patton
Princeton
West Point centennial praised as nation honors academy
The piece extols West Point during its centennial celebration, noting congressional support, modernization funding, and the academy’s rising standards. It emphasizes the school as the world’s premier military institution, shaping officers with patriotism and personal honor. It lauds national pride in the institution and public appreciation.
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West Point
Military Academy
Congress
United States
Navy construction bill differences spark House Senate clash
The Naval Appropriation bill passed by the Senate differs from the House version on shipbuilding at government yards and submarine boats. The House required at least one ship built in government yards, while the Senate removes that. The Senate also expands torpedo boat plans to five Holland boats at 170000 each, with battleships, armored cruisers, and gunboats to be built as two of each class.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Conference
House
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Don Carlos Reevaluates Spain’s King In Dies Irae Proclamation
A humorous yet scathing commentary recounts Don Carlos proclaiming his right to the Spanish throne and denouncing Alfonso XIII as an unlawful intruder. He extols Ferdinand VII as last legitimate monarch while lamenting Spain’s lost colonies, torn dominions, and ruined institutions.
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Spain
Don Carlos
Alfonso XIII
Bourbon
Ferdinand VII
Katisha
Lawful sovereignty and obscure monarchist squabbles recur
The passage mocks legitimist pretenders in Spain and Britain, lampooning Don Carlos and the Order of the White Rose. It notes the idea of restoration of the "legitimate line" and parodies loyalty claims to a bygone English and American sovereigns, highlighting their outlandish appeals and the comical plight of pretenders.
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Spain
Don Carlos
Order of the White Rose
United States
Saint Charles
England
America
Charles
Second James
Future centres of sport to rise across Long Island
The article forecasts a shift of major horse racing from Gravesend and Morris Park to new racecourses on the broad Long Island plains as rail and urban expansion erase older tracks. It notes the Brooklyn Jockey Club lands may become building lots and praises Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay as well situated for future events and spectators. It envisions American Epsoms and Newmarkets in central Long Island with Morris Park repurposed for homes.
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Booker
Gravesend
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Morris Park
Westchester County
Connecticut State Line
Harlem
Arivine
Bronx
Huckleberry
Kings County
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Long Island Plains
Wall St
Madison Square
Long Island
Epsoms
Newmarkets
Ascots
Goodwoods
Kermptons
Relicensing Physicians Stirs Cross State Debate
The essay argues against national licensing and urges reciprocity among states for medical credentialing. It notes the burden of reexamination when doctors practice across state lines, cites common vacation and resort patterns, and favors mutual recognition of standards while preserving state authority.
American Medicine Receives Professional Thanks From Physicians
The piece lauds a discussion of the problem and a proposed solution, noting that excluding quacks would satisfy reasonable physicians. It asserts the publication deserves thanks from the medical profession for its treatment of the issue.
France Emphasizes Economy Under Dr Combes Policy
The article surveys diverse topics from French finance under Dr Combes to labor union exclusions and Bulgaria’s ransom in Macedonia. It notes debates on borax in meat preservation, court findings, and a sharp mood in New York about milk purity, plus polo and athletic results.
Odds and Ends From The Talk Of The Day
A collage of brief items includes British and American observers in the Boer War era, satirical quips about peace terms, a novel excerpt on Mont Pelée, pensions chief Eugene Ware, Kansas road concerns, and early motor buses in London. Scattered notes touch on social wit, a Wall Street lamb joke, and a Sunday school anecdote.
White House Cabinet Session and Social Guests Highlight Summer Plans
Secretaries Hitchcock and Washington led a Cabinet gathering at the White House to discuss War Department subjects but kept the tone social. President promised visits to Grand Rapids and Rockland for Republican leaders and hosted guests including Attorney General Knox and Postmaster General Payne. Separately, the Vanderbilt family and other diplomats planned summer residencies, with Beaulieu and Millbrook among the stops, as various ambassadors and relatives prepared for a season of visits and hospitality.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Mat- Wilson
Reot
War Department
Alden Smith
Michigan
William
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Smith
Littlefield
Maine
Rockland
Incoming European arrivals swell New York avenues scene
An influx from Europe and many locals returning from suburbs lit up the avenue with unusual bustle. Notables including Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish were seen, with Vanderbilt and family planning Newport and Long Island work visits. The Newport Racing Association scheduled yacht races for July 14 to 16 as summer crowds gathered in high society venues.
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Europe
George W. Vanderbilt
Stuyvesant Fish
Harry Lehr
Sherry’s
Delmonico’s
Francis B. Stevens, Jr
Marion Fish
James W. Gerard
J. Stewart Barney
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Janey
Great Neck
Long Island
Lake Success
Newport
Newport Racing Association
Vanderbilt arrival at Portsmouth farm from Providence
Alfred G. Van derbilt reached his Portsmouth farm by automobile this morning. Mrs. Vanderbilt met him there by train due to threatening weather, her initially planned train journey to accompany him canceled by forecast conditions.
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Newport
R. L
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
Providence
Vanderbilt
Belasco Plans New Serious Drama With Klein
Contract between David Belasco and Charles Klein secures a new serious drama to be produced by Belasco with a special company next season. The scenario is accepted, with a Broadway debut likely at a Belasco Theatre or another venue. Klein returns home to Merriewold Park to finish the manuscript after summer, as Mrs. Leslie Carter and Blanche Bates prepare for September shows.
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David Belasco
Charles Klein
Belasco
Belasco Theatre
Broadway
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Blanche Bates
Mr. Belasco
Klein
Merriewold Park
Bernhardt to Play Romeo in U S Tour
London reports that Sarah Bernhardt will produce Romeo and Juliet in the United States during her tour starting next October with Maude Adams as Juliet. They will perform in French with an English company. Frohman plans the production at his theatre with Hilda Spong and Virginia Harned in Iris. Maude Fealy is engaged for E S Willard's American tour set for October.
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London
Sarah Bernhardt
United States
Maude Adams
Juliet
Mme. Bernhardt
Miss Adams
Charles Frohman
Iris
E. S. Willard
Maude Fealy
San Francisco
Vaudeville Managers Elect Officers for Association
The Vaudeville Managers Association elected its officers yesterday with F B Chase of Washington as president, J H Moore of Detroit as vice president, P F Shea of Springfield Mass as secretary, P G Williams of Brooklyn as treasurer and EB F Albee of New York chairing the board with Richard Hyde of Buffalo M Shea of Buffalo Benjamin Hurtig of New York and Dr G B as directors.
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Vaudeville Managers’ Association
F. B. Chase
Washington
J. H. Moore
Detroit
P. F. Shea
Springfield
Mass
P. G. Williams
Brooklyn
EB. F. Albee
New-York
Richard Hyde
Buffalo
M._ Shea
Benjamin Hurtig
G. B
Syracuse University Receives 15000 Gift as Deficits Covered
Syracuse on June 10 reports John Huyler of New York has donated 15000 to advance the Christian Associations at Syracuse University. Trustees have subscribed 22000 to cover the university's annual deficiency ahead of tomorrow's degree conferral.
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Syracuse
John Huyler
Newy
Christian Associations
Syracuse University
Mrs George W purchase hints at Belmont country home
Mrs George W of Chicago buys a country home at Belmont in San Mateo County about twenty five miles from San Francisco. The property is Fag Briar Lodge and was once owned by Homers. Pullman likely to use Eadge as a winter home.
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San Francisco
George W
Chicago
Belmont
San Mateo County
Pullman
Rev Adna Leonard Named Professor at American College
Madison New Jersey June 16 Special The Rev Adna Leonard pastor of the American Church in Rome has been appointed professor at the American College in Rome Italy confirming a notable church academic tie with the institution and the city of Rome.
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American College
Madison
N. J
Adna Leonard
American Church
Rome
Italy
Washburn College names Norman D. Plass president
At a special Washburn College trustees meeting Norman D. Plass of Worthington Mass was chosen to succeed George M. Herrick as president. Born 1860 at Claverack NY he studied at Hudson Academy Williams College Yale Divinity School and held pastorates in Detroit Lincoln Medina and Cincinnati before missionary work and joining Washburn as professor of theism and Christian evidences and financial secretary.
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Topeka
Kan
Washburn College
Norman D. Plass
Worthington
Mass
George M. Herrick
Norman Plass
Claverack N
Hudson Academy
Williams College
Yale Divinity School
Detroit
Lincoln
Nebd
Medina
Ohio
Cincinnati
Passenger lists aboard the Kaiser's voyage to Bremen arrivals
Aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arriving from Bremen, numerous passengers include Captain W. G. Dixon and Mrs L. V. Harkness with others such as Mrs. Vanderbilt-Wacker Mann, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. E. C. Knight, the Drexel, Vanderbilt and Fish families, and notable names including Chaunce M. Depew and Marquise de Wentworth among many companions.
Jaipur Maharajah arrives in Paris for coronation journey
The Maharajah of Jaipur travels with a suite of twenty dignitaries and 1% servants, luggage described in mixed figures. Senator West of Missouri contemplates publishing recollections to address historical impressions. Professor Lewis Swift, an astronomer, is celebrated at eighty two with honorary memberships. The Kennebec Journal notes Bowdoin’s oldest living graduate, John Rand of Portland, a famed jurist in admiralty law.
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Jaipur
Paris
Edward
West
Missouri
Lewis Swift
A&e
Mr. Rand
Newburyport
Mass
Bowdoin
Portland
Law School
Harvard
Hennessy Reappointed GM and New Marriage At The Chaperons
Albert Farrington and Miss Marion Striker wed at the Little Church Around the Corner on Sunday. Chevalier Egardo Zerni joins the Dass Band at St. Nicholas Garden and will sing with them after this week. Supé is offering Boccaccio at Terrace Garden this week, a bright comedy with lively chorus and music despite flaws in acting and production.
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Albert Farrington
Marion Striker
Chaperons” Company
Chevalier Egardo Zerni
Dass
St. Nicholas Garden
Suppé
Opera company to visit Irving Place Theatre in New York
Berlin reports Heinrich Conried manager of Irving Place Theatre has engaged the Central Theatre Opera company with chorus to perform at Irving Place in April and May. The company will bring standard operas to New York, including Wagner works, with The Flying Dutchman and Parsifal staged multiple times. The Ring cycle is planned for July and August, concluding on August 2.
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Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Pinard Cottage
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Millbrook
Harvard
Robert Goetet i
Beaulieu
Ambassador Angle Michael H. Herbert
R. H. S. Gammel
Providence
T. Shaw
Vilig Csiffs
Berlin
Heinrich Conried
Irving Place Theatre
New York
Central Theatre
Bayreuth
Barsifal
Recorders Illness Delays Captain Herlihy Trial
Due to Recorder Goff’s indisposition the trial of Captain Herlihy was postponed from yesterday to Monday. About two hundred jurors had been summoned. the court adjourned after the Recorder heard a juror seeking to avoid jury service. Remaining jurors were instructed to report Monday.
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Goff
Herlihy
Secretary Shaw in Boston on way to Maine event
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw visited Boston on June 10 en route to Portland to address a Maine Republican gathering tomorrow. He made numerous calls during his stay, signaling active campaign and official outreach.
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Boston
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Portland
Shane
Morgan to Dine with Choate in London Visit
J Pierpont Morgan arrived in Dover and then proceeded to London. He is expected to dine with Joseph H Choate the United States Ambassador and Mrs Choate, with Vice President and Mrs. toria reported to be present.
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Dover
England
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
London
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