Amusements Lane listing of Broadway theatre acts
Local entertainment page lists multiple venues with shows and times. Merchant of Venice at Academy of Music, The Prince of Pilsen at Broadway Theatre, The Runaways at Casino Theatre, vaudeville acts at Circle and Paradise Roof Garden, attractions at Coney Island and World in Wax, and more including The Wizard of Oz and The Sultan of Sulay at various theatres.
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Academy OF Music
Broadway Theatre
Casino Theatre
Circle Theatre
Coney Island
Bostock
Garrick Theatre
Herald Square Theatre
John Henry
Keite’s
Emeckerbockes Theatre
Wallace
Sultan of
Revolution in Bel-Servia Proclaims Peter Kara Georgevitch King
In Bel-Servia a revolution assassinated King Alexander Queen Draga and several officials. Prince Peter Kara Georgevitch was proclaimed king by the army and a provisional government formed. Other items note denials of tuberculosis threats to Queen Wilhelmina Romania blocking Standard Oil, and remarks by Rothschild on English backing. Royalty and politics mix with domestic dispatches on graft probes and East River projects. The weather outlook predicts rain and cooler winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel- Servia
Alexander
Draga
Markovitch
Peter Karageorgevitch
Wilhelmina
Romania
Standard Oil Company
Rothschild
Morgan, Yerkes and
Schwab
Palma
Squiers
Corpus Christi
Bristow
Post Office
New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Mississippi
St. Louis
East St. Louis
California
West Point
Root
Iowa
Knapp
Clinton County
Justice Kellogg
Supreme Court
Bessemer
Ala
R. J. Ewen
Kentucky
Curtis Jett
United States Shipbuilding Company
Richard van Cott
East River
The
Rapid Transit Commission
Low
Board of Education
Forty-second-st
Fifth-ave
Merchants’ Association
Aqueduct Commission
Belgrade
Milan Obrenovitch
Natalie Kechko
Natalie
Germany
Great Britain
Nicodemus Lunjevitza
Dr. Vuitch
Sanjevitza
Obrenoviteh
Black George
Ising
Lunjevitza
Servia
Montenegro
Russia
Peter
Michael Obrenovitch
Tribune Subscription Reminders for Mail Delivery
Reminder to readers about mailing The Tribune nationwide and abroad. Subscriptions can be given to the regular dealer before leaving or submitted at The Tribune office. Readers are urged to note subscription rates on the opposite page.
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Tribune
Fusion Prospects and the Tammany Challenge
Governor Odell sees fusion gains growing while Tammany fights to regain power. Germans and other groups show support for an anti Tammany Citizens Union ticket. Voters, wary of local grievances, will weigh cabinet discipline, taxes, and honest government before Election Day.
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Odell
Tammany
Citizens Union
New York
Ceer
THE SERVIAN TRAGEDY AND THE OBRENOVITCH LEGACY
A late 19th or early 20th century analysis outlines the Servian royal crisis. It portrays Alexander Obrenovitch as a flawed ruler toppled by a coup aided by corruption and factional strife. It details Draga’s unpopular marriage, lunarvitza’s bid, and Peter Karageorgevitch as a reformist rival aligned with Russia, noting uncanny murder anniversaries and military intrigue.
Continuation of Honest Administration Pleases Voter
The speaker argues that practical governance for general welfare matters more than minor administrative details. He contrasts Croker and Tammany with an improved city under Croker’s view, noting taxpayers get more value, safer homes, healthier conditions, and a better life. He urges renewed anti-Tammany campaign with confidence in hard work.
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Croker
Tammany
van Wyck
First Ocean Trial Proves Reliance's Speed at Sandy Hook
After two sluggish starts the conditions favored the trial race off Sandy Hook. The Reliance appears superior to rivals on this side of the Atlantic, with further trials in the Sound and off Newport likely to decide the cup defender for this year. The tests also raise questions about the Constitution compared with Columbia and Shamrock III, though no firm conclusions can be drawn about ultimate superiority.
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Sandy Hook
Atlantic
Sound
Newport
Columbia
Balkan Revolution and its Global Implications
The article discusses Servia’s pro Russian tilt amid Austro Hungarian influence, signaling renewed great power rivalry. It notes the Balkan upheaval highlights political instability and compares it to regimes in the Americas, citing Bulgaria’s kidnapping and assassination of a leading statesman, and a royal dynasty’s extermination as an extreme example.
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Balkan
Servia
Europe
Bulgaria
Balkans
Central
South America
The Meaness Of It Labor Strikes And Betrayal
The piece condemns the meanness of walking delegates who order strikes for personal gain. It questions labor leaders’ motives, details suffering of workers and families, and urges a radical reform if proofs claimed by District Attorney Jerome are produced. It argues abuses undermine unions and hopes for decisive action and reform.
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Organized Labor
Jerome
Dog Muzzling Ordinance Faces Final Board Action
The Board of Aldermen defers final action on a dog muzzle leash ordinance while debating enforcement and efficiency. The plan shifts from SPCA enforcement to police oversight, citing public safety and convenience. Advocates seek to curb hydrophobia and reduce panics, but sidewalk defilement remains a challenge amid pedestrian rights.
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Board of Aldermen
McCall
Society For the Prevention
Society For
Robbing the Sick Doctors Charged for Antitoxin Swindle
District Attorney charges allege several physicians in poverty districts obtained free diphtheria antitoxin from Health Department supplies and compelled patients to pay for its use. If proven, the deceit marks a severe crime against vulnerable families and warrants strong punishment.
Standards of medical ethics in the world and New York
The text argues that global standards of medical ethics are higher than in New York and that the profession largely supports imposing exemplary penalties on physicians found guilty of unethical practices.
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New York
Swimmers improve as race scams draw attention
The piece notes university crews practice sharper strokes and that faster oarsmen may be influenced by car traffic. It flags French efforts to curb American plunge and gambling at Paris racetracks, urges vigilant policing to curb plunging on American turf, and mentions anticipation of debate between Murphy and Devery. It surveys mine closures, electricity prospects, and fundraising for Columbia, plus police patrol improvements in Mulberry Street and Little Italy. It also covers shipboard gamblers, lightning- and lamp-era experiments with violet light for medical use, noting Middlesex Hospital's electro-medical work and the promising violet hue of Dudley lamp light.
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Paris
Cooper Hewitt
Middlesex Hospital
London
Mr. Hewitt
Talk of the Day and Oddities From the Era
A Burlington mayor elected amid court challenge is described as a blacksmith finishing a horse shoeing before replying to congratulations. The rest compiles brief quips, poems, jokes, and miscellaneous items about science jokes on Trypanosomiasis, political critique, social scenes, jokes about newspapers, and humorous anecdotes from various cities.
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James E. Burke
Burlington, Vt
Supreme Court
Wedding of Miss Charlotte Hoffman Prime and William Massena Benjamin
Grace Church witnessed the wedding yesterday of Miss Charlotte Hoffman Prime to William Massena Benjamin, grandson of Hamilton Fish. The ceremony was by Rev. Dr. William Huntington, followed by a Buckingham Hotel reception. many prominent guests attended including Stuyvesant Fish, Marion Fish, and numerous Prime, Fish, and Roosevelts.
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Grace Church
Charlotte Hoffman Prime
Edward Prime
William Massena Benjamin
Samuel Benjamin
Hamilton Fish
Grant Administration
John N. Prentice
Rogers Bacon
James Darrach
Charles L. Riker
John Humphreys
William Huntington
Buckingham Hotel
Stuyvesant Fish
Marion
C. S. Riker
James Secrymser
Wiliam Seaton
Louis I. Sands
Charlotte Sands
Joseph Sands
J. Augustine Sands
Helen Stevens
Charles R. Swords
Kiliaen van Rensselaer
Wyeth
George E. Wyeth
L. J
James Hyde Beekman
East Forty-seventh-st
Oyster Bay
Nellie Beekman
Southampton
Saratoga
Significant Weddings Across Larchmont and Nearby Cities
A burst of wedding notices spans Larchmont and surrounding towns. Julia Stark to Bryant Fassett will wed at All Angels Church in West End Avenue, Bronxville sees Miss Clara Merriam marrying James Page, while Grace Imlach weds Franklin Ware at First Reformed Episcopal Church. Victoria Scott and William Nichols wed in Brooklyn with relatives present, and Charles Bates and Helen Wilbur marry in Princeton as part of a broader regional celebration.
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Larchmont
Julia L. Stark
Byron George Stark
Bryant Sloat Fassett
J. Sloat Fassett
All Angels’ Church
West End-ave
Eighty-first-st
Fassett
College of Physicians and Surgeons
M. E. Crocker
Grace Imlach
William Imlach
Franklin B. Ware
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Sabine
Jessie Hartman
Anna Ware
Isabel Allen
May Wallace
William B. Imlach
Ashbel P. Fitch
Harry J. Crawford
Richard C. Hanson
Oscar Wagner
Ware
Phi Delta Theta Club
The
Republican Club
Princeton
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Charles F. Bates
Pittsburg
Helen Wilbur
Lewis Lampman
Newark
Maitland V. Bartlett
Denman Wilbur
Eed Craighead Wilbur
Edward T. Moore
Leroy L. Daniel
Harrisburg
Stuart A. Young
Benjamin Dwight
New York
Theodore A. Carter
Boston
Newport society notes from June 1 special
Over a hundred Newport mechanics are still at work on Sandy Point Farm, Reginald Vanderbilt’s Portsmouth estate, with completion expected in five to six months. Vanderbilt and wife to occupy on arrival from Europe in July. Local residents push to prosecute speeders on Ocean Drive. Numerous guests and visitors from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and other cities are listed at various Jamestown, Newport, and Narragansett Bay properties for the season, including breaks at Breakers, Aqua ferry, and other noted mansions.
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Newport
R. I
Sandy Point Farm
Portsmouth
Reginald ©. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Europe
J. H. Mahoney
Ballevue-ave
J. F. D. Lanier
New York
Gravel Court
Clay St
Ricard V. Mattison
Ambler
Penn
Bushy Park
Bath Road
Reginald de Koven
C. A. van Rensselaer
Harold Brown
Professor Agassiz
Ocean Drive
Thomas ©. Richardson
Boston
West Cliff
Ledge Road
Amory Codman
Bellevue Ave
Bristol
Miss Codman
J. S. Merchant
M. S. Nichols
E. Hopkins
Arthur L. Smith
Elmer Eddy
Providence
H. L. Mattice
Springfield
F. M Kelly
Augustus Smith
Bradford
Aquidneck
H. P. Perril
RB. M. Kennedy
W. B. Fletcher
J. de Forest Danielson
Miss Chapin
Perry House
Jamestown
George J. Gould
Emerald
Dutch Island
Conanicut Island
George A. Huhn, Jr
Philadelphia
Admiral Porter Cottage
Charles C. McCloud
Watson Cottage
James Darling
Lorillard Spencer
C. W. Bailey
O. H P. Belmont
H. S. Lehr
E. R. Wharton
Gwynne
Toxin Worm Leads Second Honeymoon Company in Boston
Notes of the stage recount Toxin Worm now managing the second Chines Honeymoon company in Boston. Katherine Call, Mi-Mi, lost a fiery race against the circus champ rider at Barnum & Batley’s in Boston. Worm plans another contest featuring Toy Claude against a baby elephant and pie-eating within a time limit. Kirke La Shelle leaves office for Bellport, misplacing a stack of bills. Wallack’s Theatre hosted West Point graduates amid gala audience. Miles and Chattes observed. Tim Murphy to star in The Man from Missouri next season in New York. Governor Odell attends Wallack’s and The Wizard of Oz performances reflecting public-duty theatre rounds.
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Toxin Worm
Chines Honeymoon” Company
Boston
Little Miss
Claude
Elephant
Mr. Worm
Tim Murphy
Man From
Missouri
George Hobart
E. B. Rose
New York
Hospital Service for Children Opens Summer Admission
The seaside hospital of St Johns Guild will open on June 15 for the reception of children as patients. Patients will be transported by Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway boats from Whitehall Street. A nurse and orderly meet the 9:00 and 1:30 p.m. boats on the down trip to care for the children. About 1,000 admission tickets have been distributed in New York and Brooklyn. Physicians and societies may obtain free tickets by applying to the guild offices. Contributions are urged to support the work, checks payable to Isaac N. Seligman, treasurer, sent to No. St Fifth Ave.
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St. John’s Guild
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway
Whitehall St
Manhattan
Floating Hospital
Wa. m
Guild
New York
Brooklyn
Isaac N. Seligman
No. St
Fifth Ave
Princess von Auersberg Injured in Horse Accident
Princess von Auersberg daughter of E Hazard of Shrewsbury, New Jersey, was bucked from a horse near Red Bank on June 1. The horse reared and bolted, dragging her after she fell, injuring her face and body but causing no serious harm.
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Red Bank
N. J
Princess von Auersberg
E. ©. Hazard
Shrewsbury
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Epus
Pura
New York Daily Tribune
Murphy
Devery
Pennsylvania
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson Company
Butler
Mulberry-st
Little Italy
Dudley Smooths
Deadly Smooths
Liverpool School of Opical Medicine
Mr. Chamberlain
Kaffirs
Kaffir Circus
Brighton
Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta Constitution
Dwight Hillis
Booker Washington
South
McKenzie
Philadelphia Press
Huntington
Cupid
Shade
Brooklyn Life
Little
Claire
Ohio
England
New York Weekly
Brooklyn Institute Museum
NEW York Society
Mrs. Howland Pell
Tuxedo
Mrs. Pell
Mrs
Frederick Gallatin
Ernest Stires
Lake George
Dr. Stires
St. Thomas’s Church
John Egerton Brandt
Royal
France
Cable
Marion Willard
Edward Willard
West Seventy-fifth-st
Dr. Brandt
Church of the Incarnation
Hamilton Fish Kean
East Thirty-seventh-st
William Warner Hoppin, Jr
Cedarhurst
Long Island
George P. Cammann
Town
Easthampton
Count de la Selle
Albort du Verger
Austria
Mr. Nourse
Miles Nourse
Elizabeth
June
Spectal
Bessie Bissell
Simeon Bissell
Harry J. Hinternhoff
Murtland-ave
Hinternhoff
Waldorf-Astoria
Bronxville
Clara Merriam
James A. Page
Richard Hayward
Newbold
Sewell
Frederick Geller
Lawrence Park
Victoria Eugenia Scott
John Miller Scott
William Richard Nichols
Albany
Pouch Gallery
John Jay Harrison
Fannie Nichols
W. Irving Scott
East Orange
Alexander McLeod Scott
Greenwich Savings and National Banks
Greenwich Fire Insurance Company
Richard Martin
Grays, Clintons, Fosters
Zdbriskies
Millers of
Nichols
Albany Journal
Janett
Isabelle Adele Biarnois de Pont
John Vincent Nourse
Mr. Worm—Kirke la Shelle
Kirke la Shelle
Bellport
Lawrance D’orsay
Dbloort
Wallack
Miles
Chattes
Mills
Ki-Ram
Tin Woodman
Scarecro
Lome Island
Hospital Service For Children
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