Waldorf Theatre and Aldwych Hotel Rise in Strand Renewal
In London the Waldorf Theatre and adjacent hotel rise amid Strand construction. The old Olympic Theatre site is demolished as the Waldorf hosts Continental opera and drama on alternate nights. French 18th century decor and cantilever design promise a rich, modern showplace behind Gaiety Theatre.
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London
New London
Amiwrch
Strand-to-Holburn
Olympic Theatre
Waldorf
Waldorf Hotel
Hicks
Old
Drury Lane
Strand
Aldwych
Kingsway
Dr. Johnson
Fleet St
Boswell
London County Council
Louis Quatorze
le Brun
Sprague
Covent Garden
Henry Russell
Italy
Signor Conti
Gecus Nesky
New Theatre
Milan
Rome
Naples
Mme. Cave
L’amico Pris
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Cavalleria Rusticins
Mile
Inez Maria Fer
Paér
Capua
Fergotgat
Irene de Bohurs
America
Mermaid Society
George Bernard Shaw
Waltors
Vienna
New
Samuel Pepys
Neil Gywnie
Reception for Mrs Donald McLean at Mrs Robinson’s home
Mrs Donald McLean, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, was the guest of honor at a reception yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs Andrew J. Robinson at No 4 West 4th. A white mousseline gown and pink peonies marked the Dr McLean and a basket of flowers decorated the drawing room. A young woman committee in white with picture hats presented guests. notable attendees included General Miles and several consular representatives.
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Donald McKean
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Andrew J. Robinson
West
Robinson
G. W. Dike
Womn
Hebinson
Amy Sloane
Bossley Sloane
Alice Humble
Mies Bertha Nesmith
Sse Bak Nesmith
Millery
Mies Wedsworth
Ceca J. Allies
General Miles
Thomas de Dessenfy
Fom
Gemeral Teldanas
Mexdosa
Colompian Ambarradorra Menoora
New York City Chapter D A K Attends Gathering
Members of the New York City Chapter D A K attended a meeting with Colonel Marvin and Mrs Heary and a number of juted general officers and associates. Robinson is noted as belonging to the invited group and several attendees were present at the event.
Civic Federation to discuss immigration topics in June meeting
The Civic Federation of New York will hold its quarterly meeting at 203 Broadway on Monday June 19 at 4 p m. The session will focus on immigration and its relation to American industries with speakers including Charles A Moore Oscar S Straus John Mitchell Robert Watchorn Nathan Rijur Emil L Boas M W Richards James P Archibald Samuel B Donnelly Edward A Moffett Eilot Norton and Joseph Webber among others.
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Civic Federation of New-York
New-York
United Hebrew Charities
Emil L. Boas
North Atlantic Conference of Steamship Companies
M. W. Richards
Southern Railway Company
James P. Archibald
New York Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Samuel B. Donnelly
New-York Building Trades
Edward A. Moffett
the Bricklayer and Mason
Eilot Norton
Society For the Protection of
Joseph Webber
Sir Henry Irving’s London Season Closes in Triumph
London officials report a final night at Drury Lane marked by enthusiastic crowds despite rain. Sir Henry Irving reprised Waterloo and Becket to a jubilant audience, was recalled, and promised autumn England Scotland and January America engagements. An address and large silver roving cup were presented by theater workers groups.
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London
Sir Henry Irving
Drury Lane Theatre
Waterloo
Becket
Sir Henry
Curtin Gnelly
Henry
England
Scotland
America
National Association of Theatrical and Astral Hall Employes
Unitedngdom
Liederkranz Opens Astor Roof for Summer Night Fest
The German Liederkranz held its fifty-eighth annual summer night festival and concert at the Hotel Astor. About three thousand attended as the informal opening of the Astor roof garden. The formal opening is June 15. The concert featured the male chorus with Mrs. Marie Rappold, Miss Marie Orphen, John Young, Jacob Pollack, Carl Schlagel, and A. G. Schmidt, conducted by Arthur Classen. Afterward guests moved to the roof garden via elevators, enjoying the new venue with bamboo shade and city views as they danced into morning.
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Liederkrans
Liederkranz
Monument unveiled marking first Civil War clash at Bethel
Norfolk June 10. The Bethel Monument Association unveils a monument at Bethel York County Va marking the first collision of federal and Confederate troops. Miss Maggie Tabb of Virginia and Miss Fannie Kyre of North Carolina participate, with General William R. Cox delivering the unveiling address. A marker honors Henry A. Wyatt of Company A 1st North Carolina Volunteers as the first Confederate casualty.
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Norfolk
Bethel Monument Association
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS BRESLIN
Prominent arrivals listed at the Breslin include Nattawa Mitchel from U S A Cambridge Hartman Yonkers and Hartman also noted alongside other officers and dignitaries such as H R Insley R Ro Barton Lt Col A Holton Kh Inf U S A Gerard Captain L H Coleman ret. The Astor and other hotels host General B M Young Washington Carl Sellensedtdt Berlin W J Odell Cincinnati and Kotze Transvaal South Africa among others.
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Breslin
Nattawa
Mitchel
U.S A Cambridge
Hartman
Yonkers
Criterion
Pasmaster
H. R. Insley
R. Ro
Fifth Avenue
A Holton
Infan
U.S. A. Gerard
L. H Coleman
U. S.A
Gilsey
H. E. Jewett
Washington
Hoffman
HF Head
Albany
Lord
Falconer
London
T. Mivacks
He Kumure Tokio
Jefan
Weather Forecast and Official Record for Washington
The weather report notes Northwestern disturbance reaching lower Illinois with showers, and extended rain across upper Mississippi, lower lake region, and New England. Forecasts cover Eastern New England, upper Mississippi valleys, and District of Columbia with showers, fresh southerly winds, turning northwest by Monday. Local record shows yesterday's high 87 and low 70, with broad temperature comparisons to last year.
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Washington
Illinois
Friany
Nigeria
Maxinsipp
Aregarnies
Speer
New England
Ortherty
New- York
New-Eneland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Now-Jer- Taiers
Watts
New-York
Leral
Italian stonecutters rage over Biondi court loss
Indignation runs through the Italian colony after Justice Leventritt ruled against Ernesto Biondi in the Met Museum dispute over the Saturnalia bronze. Italian papers call the decision a victory of dollars over art and attack figures tied to the case, while supporters pledge appeal.
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Justice Leventritt
Supreme Court
Ernesto Biondi
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Saturnalia
Priday
Il Progresso Italo-Americano
Elihu Root
di Cesnola
Biondi
Chisbees
Il Telegrafo
Constantino Biondi
Tribune
Missing chorus girl Dolly Price marries Frank Hayden
Dolly Price the chorus girl sought by police in Philadelphia Chicago and other cities was found and married today in Wilmington Delaware to Frank Hayden a New York singer with Woodland Opera Company. The Rev J A Heckscher performed the ceremony at First Baptist Church of Wilmington. Parents opposed the union but the couple plans to seek blessing from her father Charles J Callahan in Philadelphia tomorrow.
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Temaxe
Baltimore
Dolly Price
Philadelphia
Chicago
Delaware River
Frank Hayden
New York
Woodland Opera Company
J. A. Heckscher
First Baptist Church of
Wilmington
Del
Charles J. Callahan
McClellenst
St Louis
Guthrie McConnell
St. Louis
Genevieve Knepp
Charles Welbourne Knapp
St. Louis Republic
Samuel D. McConnell
All Souls’ Church
Honolulu
Sour Kraut Stand Sparks Union Square Controversy
Residents and merchants near Union Square Park protest a newsstand selling sauerkraut, frankfurters, soda and milk on the northern edge. The vendor claims authority from a Bark Commissioner and a local boss, while the Park Commissioner’s office says the milk permit was revoked and park supervision under Clausen spurs objections to the plan.
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26Th Et
Broadway
Union Square Park
Howard
7Th-Ave
Tih-ave
Howard Aves
Pallas
Clausen
Cnairs
Snate
Droteste
Mr Beckscher A Road Builder In Huntington
August Heckecher a highway official in Huntington Long Island has driven progress by volunteering funds time and rallying residents to repair Sagone. He issues weekly letters detailing road work and community effort. Beta Theta Pi plans July 11 to 14 convention with 65 college chapters delegates to gather at Park Avenue Hotel. Ex Gowell Senator Penrose and other notables expected.
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August Heckecher
Board of Highway Commissioners
Huntington
Long Island
Cad Huidine
Beta Theta Pi
Park Avenue Hotel
Gowell
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Emer
Reception for Charles S. Smith at Peoples Institute Club
The Peoples Institute Club at No. sia rast aout st hosted a reception for Charles Sprague Smith. Guests included J. G. Phelps Stokes and Miss Pastor. Stokes delivered a brief address praising Smith for his work with the institute, noting it helped thousands realize social and civic motivations. Other speakers were John Brooks Taavitt, Miss May Rubenstein, 9. MH. Raymond, and Mr. Smith.
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Peoples Institute Club
No. Sia Rast Aoutst
Charles Sprague Smith
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Miss Pastor
Mr. Stoker
Mr. Smith
People’s Institute
Waldorf Astoria to undergo main floor and ballroom alterations
George Woldt, proprietor of the Waldorf Astoria, plans alterations to the main floors and ballrooms. The grand ballroom will be redecorated and a music room added. the bar and billiard room will be changed and the red room redecorated. Work will be done to avoid guest inconvenience with completion aimed for fall.
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Waldorf
George
Japanese Enter Annapolis Fourth Class Cadet
Japanese midshipman Asahi Kitigaki reported to the U S Naval Academy as a member of the new fourth class. Entry to the academy was granted by the United States government making him the only native of Japan in the institution for the coming term.
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Annapolis
Asahi Kitigaki
Navy of
Japan
Naval Academy Today
United States
All Around Vehicle Ready for Public Hire at Vicito Stable
A brick stable cab, formerly owned by Trewerymeese, will be out a year ahead and ready for use after four weeks of overhauling. It will be at the Vicito stable for public use day or night, and the funeral duty restriction is reportedly lifted.
Obituary for George F. Bixby and Miss Charlotte Montgomery
Obituary notices report the death in this city of George F. Bixby longtime editor and proprietor of The Plattebure Republican after thirty three years of reform advocacy and Champlain St. Lawrence history work. He was Vermont native, married Deborah Turner Stephenson of Lan, leaving a son and daughter Helen S. Bixby. Also noted is the death of Miss Charlotte G Montgomery missionary to Persia for nineteen years. Funeral services will be held at West Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
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George F. Bixby
Plattebure
Republican
New York
Champlain
St. Lawrence
Bisby
Vermont
Deborah
Turner Stephenson
Lan
of Bixby
Misa Helen 5
Bixby
Charlotte G. Montgomery
Mamaden
Persia
Presbyterian Hospital
Princetown
West Presbyterian Church
E M Robbins Dies in Boston Telegraph Notice
E M Robbins a retired New York merchant died at his Boston home on June 10 He was born in Lexington and traced to Revolutionary stock his grandfather Joshua Esmonds captured the war’s first prisoner and gun He headed a major New York dry goods firm in earlier years.
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Tribune
Boston
E. M. Robbins
New- York
Lexington
Joshua Esmonds
New York
Dr Harper Returns to Chicago After Trip
Dr William R Harper president of the University of Chicago arrived on the Lake Shore Limited with Mrs Harper. He said he was in heat condition after surgery and had not missed a day teaching during five weeks in New York. He planned to rest through commencement and resume duties afterward.
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William R. Harper
University of Chicago
Lake Shore Limited
Chicago
Harper
Dr. Billings
University
Billings
Weddings Bring New York and Philadelphia Couples Together
Stockbridge Mass June 10 The wedding of Mrs. Alexander Wood of Philadelphia to James P. Ludlow of New York occurred at St Pauls Episcopal Church with informal arrangements and no invitations. Ushers included Arthur G. Morris Dr John K Mitchell and Henry Sedgwick. A reception followed at the Sedgwick home. Other items note Miss Elizabeth Wolcott Tuckerman and George McIntyre Elkins wed in Ipswich and Miss Eleanor Lyman Gray to Henry Tudor in Boston.
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TeLeonard
Stockbridge
Mass
Alexander Wood
Philadelphia
James P. Ludlow
New York
St Paul's Episcopal Church
John K. Mitchell
Henry and
Arthur Sedgwick
Arthur Lawrence
St. Paul's
Prescott Evarts
Christ Church, Cambridge
Tadiow
Mina Louisa Geary
the Tribune
Ipswich
New-York
Elizabeth Wolcott Tuckerman
George McIntyre Elkins
Church of the Ascension
Tuckerman
Bayard Tuckerman
No. Us Hestatest
Elkins
George W. Elkins
Harvard
May A Tuckerman
Mary Perkins
Boston
Rosamond Street
New- York
Mles Christine Biddle
Lilly Potter
Washington
Newport
Albany
Eleanor Lyman Gray
John C. Gray
Beacon St
Trinity Church
Henry D. Tudor
William Tudor
Eleanor Stockton
Bishop Lawrence
Joseph N. Blanchard
Eaton
Rich
Helen W. Nesbitt
le S“gaughter
Harry M Nesbitt
Stanley
Mopeine
Wis
End
Tesreaven
West Ty
Henry Evertsatton
Peter Jardaee Hopkins
Ludlow —Wood
Johns Chilliam Jude Thomas
Far Rockawar
Byt ‘Beligon
Dorothy Strong
Hinckley
Ced Wieme
Columbia Commencement Wednesday to Honor Society Prizes
Columbia University will hold small commencement exercises on Wednesday. The Barnard medal from the National Academy of Sciences goes to the man with the best contribution to physical science in the last five years. The first Grant-Squires prize for sociological investigation will also be awarded.
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Columbia
Columbia University
Barnard
National Academy of Sciences
Grant-Squires
Tree Day at Wellesley shows college history with crowds
Wellesley Mass June 10 public witnessed Tree Day ceremonies at Wellesley College to raise funds for the Carnegie Library offer. Several thousand attended as the senior class lawn display featured fifteenth century poetry and solo dances. Mayor McCellan will present an American flag to Public School No 7 Chrystie and Hester streets at 1 pm next Tuesday in a Flag Day observance moved up due to Mayor’s schedule.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Carnegie Library
McCellan
M. Samuel Stern
Board of Education
Chrystie and
Hester Sts
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive On Lucania And St Louis
Passengers arriving on the Lucania and the St Louis include Louie Cusentt Homer items and several named travelers. The Cedric arrivals list cabin guests like Henson Sees Lindes Fairtex and others. A Norman Transcript note mentions a cyclone sighting and a funnel stoked by clouds with a distant ground impact but no damage.
The Missing Middleton
News notes the disappearance of WH roughby Middleton, president of the New-York Realty Co., with customers seeking contract and investment details. Directors hire attorney D. A. Spellissy. books show gaps and possible misappropriation of funds. Meanwhile ex-Sheriff William J. Buttling relocates to Park Slope, focusing on wealth from past office.
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W. J. Buttling
Park Slope
William J. Buttling
Sth
Jacob Worth
Carrolist
Sthave
Prospect Park West
Woodruff
Buttling
Bruttling
Mr. Worth
Seen
Special Notices Tribune Subscription Rates and Mail Service
The Tribune outlines subscription options by mail to domestic and international addresses with monthly and yearly rates. Readers are guided on address changes, mail frequency, and available formats including daily weekly and Sunday editions with extra catalog requests.
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Tribune
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Overseas Post Office Mails Schedule From New York
In a detailed notice the Daily Tribune outlines the Overseas Mail Office operations, including parcel post deadlines, sailing times, and special routes. It lists shipments to Europe, the Americas, Africa, and the Pacific, with timing for Parcels Post, Mails Forwarded, and Transpacific services, noting changes and appendixes for different destinations and special addressees.
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London Waldorf
Donald M'Lean
Civic Federation
Liederkkranz
Astor Roof
Mare
Bethel
the Weather Report
Judemente
Frankfurter Wender
MR. Beckscher
Charles S. Smith
DR. Harper
Chicago University
Lucania
Louie N. Cusentt
Egigton Parke Homer
Sangster
Smenvel Sachs
Reid
Thone
Jana Mem
Benjamin
de Bryant Odell
Dacette Onteal
Mas
Frederick C. Tonephh
Bo Weber
Hetrick
Katherine Haraiiton
Cedric
Henson
Middleton
Fear For Investments
Whroughby Middleton
New-York Realty Company
Fim
Middleton Wil v
Anna V. Bolte
Hermut Bolte
Alem
White Plains
D. A. Speilisby
No. 302
Boellissy
New-York Realty
Spellissy
Lord Middleton
Tri
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Ancatane
Hactenss
Holmes
Kate R. Behaing
Fabineson
Peter
Mont Mary Loulee
Sanderson
Sarah E. Brinckerhom
Lewin R Echensk
Jonh Fraley
Jonn ‘Thompson
Harriet C. C. Good
Baron
Tooker
George W
Aucaigne
Hortense
Felix Aucaisne
Sadie Gane
Oryate
Greenweal Cemetery
Henry Sebning
Jos. i
Alexander Hamilton Post
G. A. FL
Belloni
Frid Mohonk
X.Y
Mary Lewis
Mate' Ana
Louis J
Brinckerhoff
Edwin R
Funersl
Keraatter
A. Madison
N. J
Ceres
Robert Holmes
Panera
Rais
Grace Episcopal Church
Madlaon
Rex
Zane
Seay
Worcester
Glens
Sprines
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Crsiy Ihompean
Trey
Hatsillingy
Augustus ‘Thomson
Clarkson & Crosby
George TW. Tooker
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Susdes
Cedar Ill
Sowuurgh
Woodlawn
Mariem
Grand Centre
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
St. XY
Citp Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Stephen Merritt
Emi’e Inet
Chetsen
Chelsea
Canada
Macharan
Tex Saside
Peete
AIS
Serowy
Krogiwar
Simon Batt
Burbaune
Newark
Predertex Axehicat
Ottes
Free-we ‘Traph Gould
Europe
Accerica
Netherlands
Serine
Azores
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Cherbaine Ithcatina Liverpach
Ireland
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Port Rico
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Weston
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Brazil
Manaos
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Soothers
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Sancemenen
Vis’ Colon
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Windwart Islands
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Hoboken
Republic
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Joao P.m. Sepeay
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Guild OF St, Barnabas
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