Amusements listing with many theatres and shows
A fragmented historical theatre schedule lists numerous venues and performances with show times. Entries include Chinese Honeymoon at Daly's Theatre, King Dodo at N Musee, World in Wax at Day and Evening, and various vaudeville acts, concerts, and baseball events across multiple theatres.
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Eraenicax Can Theatre
Rip Var Winkle
Daly's Theatre
King Dodo
Musee
World In Wax
LD Square Theatre
Varden
Crerbocker Theatre
Wild Rose Can Theatre
Amedia Hill Theatre
Smith
YORK
1903. If They Go About the Work Diligently
A fragment notes that in 1903 action depends on diligence and good faith. The line hints at standards for conduct or process but provides no concrete events, entities, or dates beyond the year.
Coal Feeding Rule For Firemen From 1902 Tribune
A New York Tribune article explains fuel efficiency in furnaces by feeding coal in small amounts at high frequency. It warns against overloading the grate, describes incomplete combustion when coals are overfed, and recommends distributing fuel in thin layers and briefly opening the door after stoking to improve burning efficiency. Wetting coal and steady practice could save coal and effort.
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New-York Daily Tribune
New York
Debates and moves mark Congress in Isthmian Canal fight
New York Daily Tribune outlines Senate debate on the Isthmian Canal bill with More opposing the Panama project and Fairbanks pushing a bond plan. House begins irrigation provisions. foreign notes cover Choate Reid in London, royalty in rehearsals, and global incidents. Domestic items note Roosevelt’s return, Cuban funds, Yale and Harvard crews, and local politics in New York City. Weather shows showers with highs near 86.
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Congress
Senate
More
Panama
Fairbanks
House
Focreign
Ambassador Choate
Ambassador Reid
Paris
Mme. Henry
M. Reinach
Siécle
South Africa
France
Germany
Reichsrath
Vatican
Taft
Frenc H ‘Chamber of Deputies
American Express
Roosevelt
Washington
Latt
Connecticut
General Wood
White House
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Thames
Odell
Peekskill
West Point
Pawtucket
R. 1
Whitney Syndicate
Stanley @Electric Manufacturing Company
Ganz & Co
Europe
University Club
Edward M. Shepard
Carmack
du Bois
Tammany Hall General Committee
C. M
Jacobs
Partridge
Jerome
Delaney
Butler
Salvation Army
O'Reilly
Oak St
Tammany
The Tribune Subscriptions and Mail Delivery Options
The Tribune offers mail delivery nationwide and abroad with flexible address changes. Subscriptions can be set up through your regular dealer before departure or submitted at The Tribune office, with rates listed on the opposite page.
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Tribune
Stick to the Point on Cuba and Thurber in Reciprocity Controversy
The piece argues the core issue is Cuba not Thurber or the Beet Sugar Trust. It notes Thurber used funds for reciprocity while the trust funded its defeat efforts, but denies the trust has legal claim or copyright on tactics. Side issues distract from the main duty to Cuba and national honor. The excerpt labels Thurber and others as distractions amid the central issue.
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Thurber
Cuba
Beet Sugar Trust
United States
Mr. Thurber
United States Export Association
General Wood
Esther
Pursuit of Reciprocal Trade With Cuba Faces Congress
Debate centers on whether the United States should restore reciprocal trade with Cuba and grant Cuba a market equal to what was lost. Critics dismiss the Beet Sugar Trust distractions and urge focusing on the essential question of national honor and welfare in establishing reciprocal relations with Cuba.
The New Army Officers: West Point Class Graduates
Fifty four cadets who just graduated from the United States Military Academy face uniforms and assignments with pride and resolve. General Porter’s advice urges humility and self belief, noting the academy’s strenuous grind and the diploma as proof of survival of the fittest. The class entered four years ago twice as large, many excluded for not keeping pace, and debate grows over potential strain from the rigorous regimen.
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United States Military Academy
Porter
West Point
Military Academy
Academy
Underground Wires Plan for Brooklyn Lighting Reform
Commissioner Dougherty pushes to bury two miles of electric and trolley wires from the Brooklyn Bridge to reduce hazards and disfigurement in Brooklyn and The Bronx. Overhead lines hinder fire and street work, yet costs in dense areas block full undergrounding. a staged timeline and subsidy include maintaining some overhead where subway costs are prohibitive.
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Dougherty
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Grant
Broadway
England
Bronx
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Board of Estimate
Prussia bills $62 million for Polish land policy in east
The Prussian Parliament debates a 62.5 million dollar appropriation to promote German colonization in eastern provinces where Poles are dominant. The piece argues land purchases have kept Poles in Prussia, not driven them away, and suggests equal rights for Poles as a potential alternative to harsh polonization efforts.
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Count von Biilow
Bismarck
Galicia
Russia
Paris
Monte Carlo
Herr Richter
Prussia
Cruelty to Horses Prompts Call For Action in New York
An editorial condemns docktails and bangtails on horses in parks and pleasure drives. It argues cruelty harms animals, cites weak enforcement of state docking laws, and urges stricter penalties and greater resources for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to stop the practice.
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New York
Society For the Prevention
Slaughter of Elk in Wyoming Sparks Outcry
Denver reports warn that Jackson Hole elk numbers have fallen from about sixty thousand to under ten thousand. Wyoming licenses allow two elk per hunter in Sept Oct Nov with a $49 fee, but enforcement laxity and poaching threaten wildlife. National Protective Association for Game and Fish led by Theodore Roosevelt may push for park expansion or stricter limits.
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Denver
Friends of
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
National Protective Association For Game and Fish
Theodore Roosevelt
Wasteful smoke from soft coal burning in city plants
The piece condemns daily production of smoke from soft coal as wasteful, noting unconsumed carbon reduces efficiency by 10 to 20 percent. It urges managers to compare practices with proper combustion to cut coal bills and maximize heat, arguing that visible smoke signals inefficient fuel use.
Triumvirates and urban%urban life in 1890s New York
In a polemical survey of city life, the author critiques political alliances within the police and municipal leadership, mocks metropolitan utilities price gouging, and condemns the Beef Trust while contrasting polite conduct in Boston with New York street life. The piece rails against scalding heat, gas costs, coal soot, and ice monopolies, urging reform and accountability.
Talk of the Day and humorous extracts from papers
A long collage of items from various papers. It includes J W Lewis of Paris Tenn campaigning as a Democrat with anti imperialist remarks at Adamsville Tenn, editor quips about a concert critic, a beer table debate in Germany on science and faith, neighborly quarrels, and notes on Topeka High School, a Boston musical, and the Brothertown Indian chief election in Wisconsin.
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J. W. Lewis
Paris
Tenn
Congress
Adamsville, Tenn
Lamar
Wedding Gifts Quiet, Society Buzz Fades Into Summer
The New York social scene centers on the Elizabeth Brittan and Stewart Flagg nuptials at East Forty-fifth Street residence with George Brittan as guardian. Attendees include Fanshawe and de Mauriac families. others depart town for Newport and Wyckoff summer retreats. regatta plans draw Meadow Brook guests to Sheepshead Bay. Vanderbilts, Laurier, and other notables making seasonal moves.
Newport Season Notes Reflect Quiet Summer Plans
Newport notes report not all residents will open Eastbourne Lodge this year. Fitzhugh Whitehouse will stay in England, possibly visiting Newport in September. Hollis Hunnewell arrives at Bellevue Court cottage for summer after purchasing and upgrading the property. Clarence W. Dolan and Thomas McKean with spouses arrive from Philadelphia for the season at Bayley’s Beach area and Rosevale respectively.
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Tribune
Newport
R. I
Clarence W. Dolan
Philadelphia
Bayley’s Beach
Thomas McKean
Rosevale
Rochambeaus Sail After Attending Washington Statue Event
The Count and Countess de Rochambeau and A. Croiset left on the steamer La Lorraine after visiting the United States for the unveiling of the Rochambeau statue in Washington. They praised American receptions in Chicago and New York, recalled meeting Mark Twain, and described Roosevelt’s Annapolis salute as moving. A large silk American flag was presented to the countess with inscriptions from the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Countess de Rochambeau
A. Croiset
France
Rochambeau
Washington
la Lorraine
President Roosevelt
Gaulois
Annapolis
Admiral Fournier
Chicago
Harrison
Potter Palmer
New-York
St. Louis Exposition
Mark Twain
United States
T. St. John Gaffney
Thomas William Thurber
Daughters of the American Revolution
America
Notes of the stage at Herald Square and Casino shows
The Weat Point cadets attended Dolly Varden at Herald Square Theatre occupying a large section of the orchestra with many friends. A special programme was issued. Misa Glaser did not appear in cadet uniform for a hoped for song. Imperial officials Wu Ting-fong Ho Pao Chan Ten Fun L Wing A W Bush and General Parsons sat in a box at The Chinese Honeymoon at the Casino. George Ade was seen, Clyde Fitch faces possible appendicitis and Swiss treatment. he left for Berne after touring Italy amid a nervous prostration attack.
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Weat Point
Dolly Varden
Herald Square Theatre
Misa Glaser
Wu Ting-fong
Ho Pao
Singapore
Chan Ten Fun
L. Wing
This
A. W. Bush
General Parsons
Ranid Transit Commission
George Ade
Winston Churchill Arrives in America Aboard Teutonic
Winston Churchill and his wife and child arrived in America aboard the steamship Teutonic of the White Star Line yesterday. He noted he had been abroad for a long time and spoke about the forthcoming book expected ready next year.
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Winston Churchill
Teutonic
White Star Line
Churchill
America
McGregor Ill In Germany Beside Orienta Point Lease
B B McGregor son of the late A M McGregor of Standard Oil is seriously ill and has been taken to Carlsbad Germany for the summer. He sailed recently with his mother and friends scarcely could recognize him due to the illness. The McGregor house at Orienta Point Mamaroneck has been leased for the season to H Chisholm.
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B. B. McGregor
A. M. McGregor
Standard Oil Company
Carlsbad
Germany
McGregor
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck
H. Chisholm
President Jordan Goes Fishing For Samoa Summer Study
President David Starr Jordan of Stanford sails from San Francisco with his wife and young son on the Sierra for Samoa. As head of the Fish Commission he will compile a comprehensive South Sea fish collection for later study. Professor Kellogg and Japanese student Sindow will assist.
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San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Samoa
Sierra
Fish Commission
Jordan
South Sea Islands
Vernon Lyman Kellogg
Sindow
Morgan Returns to Venice from London via Paris
J Pierpont Morgan departed London this afternoon heading to Venice with a stop in Paris. The business leader travels abroad after a day in the British capital as part of a continental itinerary.
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MR. Morgan
Venice
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
Souvenir of McKinley's Trip Volume Presented
A memorial volume of newspaper clippings and photographs detailing President McKinley's Pacific Coast trip is now in Charles A. Moore's possession as the only non official family member invited. Moore lent an exact copy to Mrs. McKinley, kept at Canton, Ohio. The book, 135 by 18 inches and six inches thick, includes intimate depictions of the President and party with Mrs. McKinley featured prominently for her health concerns. A silver plate on the cover bears the inscription.
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President McKinley
Washington
Pacific Coast
Charles A. Moore
Moore
McKinley
President of the United States and Party Timeline
A brief timeline tracking the U S presidency and party affiliation from April 29, 1991, to May 30, 1901, noting overlaps and shifts between parties as reflected in historical records.
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive on Teutonic
The steamer Teutonic arrived from Liverpool bringing a mix of passengers including Captain J. W. Allen Richard Burke and Mr and Mrs Winston Churchill Colonel A K Dibbd Mr and Mrs C H Dow G de Saumarez Hamilton Mr and Mrs H G Timmermann Miss Timmermann Letfaliah Shoucair Professor R B A S Redm C Cortlandt Hay Professor T Turner.
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Liverpool
J. W. Allen
Richard Burke
Winston Churchill
A. K. Dibbd
C. H. Dow
G. de Saumarez Hamilton
H. G. Timmermann
Miss Timmermann
Letfaliah Shoucair
A. S. Redm
C. Cortlandt Hay
T. Turner
People Listed for Steamer No Arrival from Rotterdam
Among those expected on the steamer No due here from Rotterdam on Sun are Mrs. H. C. Bancroft, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Bisset, Mrs. Emma L. Bush, Co. Chadwick, H. A. Faber.
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Rotterdam
H. C. Bancroft
D. S. Bisset
Emma L. Bush
Co. Chadwick
H. A. Faber
Did Not Want To Be President At Princeton
Princeton officials denied claims that Dr Patton or Rev Dr Henry van Dyke sought the Princeton presidency. Patton said his resignation was to pursue moral philosophy research, not to block successors. Van Dyke called the report false and said no consideration of candidacy occurred, while an internal authority noted the change aimed to avoid appearance of rival bids.
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Kansas City Journal
E. Benjamin Andrews
Topeka
Curtis
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Patton
Patton Ma
the Tribune
P University
Henry van Dyke
Wilson
Local Weddings Tied By Family Tiers In New Rochelle and Englewood
Miss Mabel Hoyt daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Hoyt and Walter M Haws married at the Hoyt home in Euclid Place New Rochelle Rev J P Egbert officiated The bridal party included Mrs F C Kenholz Edith Frackelton and Edith Haws with Harry Haws as best man Englewood N J June 2 Florence Probst daughter of the late Colonel J D Probst and Lewis D Mowry wed at the bride’s mother’s home Lindenave New Jersey Rev Mr Fuchtner officiated Matron of honor Mrs Petron Duryee bridesmaid Lulu Mowry best man Platt president Englewood City Council
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Elizabeth Brittan
Frederick W. Brittan
Stewart Flagg
Miss Brittan
East Forty-fifthst
George
Julia Fanshawe
Thomas Worcester
William Fanshawe
James Duane Livingston
Kenneth Murchison
Eugene de Mauriac
de Mauriac
East Frederick Shepherd
Buchanan Houson
Mabel Hoyt
William E. Hoyt
Walter M. Haws
Euclid Place
New-Rochelle
George Taylor
George Rehfuss
London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance Company
Hotel Majestic
Englewood
N. J
Florence Probst
J. D Probst
Lewis D. Mowry
Lindenave
Mr. Fuchtner
St. Paul's Church
Petron Duryee
Lulu Mowry
Dan” Fellows
Platt
B. F. Reinmund
W. 5. Mowry
P. & Duryee
F. B. Probst
Tribune
Kingston
Thomas E. Benedict
Ellenville
Cleveland
Eva Ford
James W. Dutcher
Catskills
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
Big Indian Valley
Charles Mercer Hall
Holy Cross Church
J R TO ENTERTAIN GENERAL PORTER AT DINNER
The New York chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will host a dinner at the National Arts Club next week honoring General Horace Porter United States Army veteran and notable figure. The event highlights the society’s esteem for Porter's service and leadership.
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J. R
General Porter
New-York “Hapter
Th Sons of the American Revolution
National Arts Club
Onus
Horace Porter
United States
France
Sue Nectity
The
Society of the
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