Amusements listings at city theatres and venues
A reader notices a sequence of theatre showings across ICAN THEATRE and other venues. Rip Van Winkle Chinese Honeymar King Doda Wax works Delly Varden and The W Rose appear with continuous performances and late shows. Other acts include Chaperons and Vaudeville at Roof Gardens and Yale Princeton baseball highlights.
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Rip van Winkle
King Doda
Musee
World In Wax
LD Square
Delly Varden
Erbockerk
Basebell
Yale
Princeton
Garden
Bocceccio da
Isthmian Canal debate and domestic bills in Congress
Senate debates on the Isthmian Canal bill feature Morgan attacking the Panama project while Fairbanks proposes issuing funds to cover canal construction costs. In the House, irrigation for arid lands in the West begins consideration. Other items include Foreign affairs notes on Choate and Reid at the London embassy, a Paris court ruling in the Reinach case, and various domestic political and labor developments with Roosevelt, Cuban reciprocity, and public order events.
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Senate
Morgan
Panama
Fairbanks
House
Choate
Reid
London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra Ena
Steensa
Paris
Mme. Henry
M. Reinach
Siécle
Lady Joicey
Straits of Magellan
Barnum and Bailey's Circus
Tours
France
South Africa
Frances
Germany
Reichsrath
Vatican
Taft
Chamber of Deputies
American Express
Roosevelt
Washington
Latt
Connecticut
General Wood
White House
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Thames
Odell
Peekskill
West Point
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R. I
Whitney Syndicate
Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company
Ganz & Co
Europe
University Club
Edward M. Shepard
Carmack
du Bois
Tammany Hall General Committee
C. M Jacobs
Tamg
Tribune Subscriptions and Address Change Policy
The Tribune offers mailing within the country or abroad with frequent address changes allowed. Subscriptions can be given to a regular dealer before leaving or handed in at The Tribune office. See opposite page for subscription rates.
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Tribune
Thurber versus Beet Sugar Trust on Cuba issue
The piece argues that Mr. Thurber and the Beet Sugar Trust clash over reciprocity with Cuba, noting side issues like exports and political maneuvers are less important than the central duty to Cuba and national honor. It dismisses distractions such as the United States Export Association and General Wood’s actions.
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Thurber
Cuba
Beet Sugar Trust
United States
Mr. Thurber
United States Export Association
General Wood
Trade with Cuba and reciprocal relations debated
A stirring defense argues the United States must honor its moral duty to Cuba by restoring a suitable market share. It presses Congress to answer whether national honor and welfare demand reciprocal trade relations with Cuba despite Cuban government use of a U.S. commercial agent and opposition from the Beet Sugar Trust.
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Cuba
United States
Thurber
Congress
New Army Officers Graduate From West Point Ceremony
The fifty four graduates await uniforms and assignments after four years of hard study at the United States Military Academy. General Porter urges them to never underrate themselves or overrate their report. The class entering West Point twice as strong as when founded shows the strain and discipline of the academy.
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United States Military Academy
Porter
West Point
Military Academy
Academy
Underground Wires Move Favored by Commissioner Dougherty
Commissioner Dougherty leads a push to bury all electric wires in Brooklyn, arguing overhead lines foul streets, hinder firesmen, and risk shocks. He seeks two miles of underground work from the Brooklyn Bridge with time limits and Board support, balancing costs against dense urban needs.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Grant
Broadway
England
Bronx
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Board of Estimate
Work Diligence in 1908 Good Faith Rule
The fragment notes that progress depends on diligent and good faith work in 1908. It hints at guidelines or expectations but lacks concrete details, making the main point the emphasis on earnest effort and integrity guiding the process.
Prussia and the Poles in the Eastern Provinces
A detailed critique of a Prussian bill to fund 62.5 million pounds for promoting German colonization in Polish-dominated eastern Prussia. The piece argues the plan clashes with human nature, cites land sales data since 1886, and suggests alternative policies like granting equal Prussian citizenship to Poles.
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Count von Biilow
Bismarck
Galicia
Russia
Paris
Monte Carlo
Herr Richter
Prussia
Cruelty to Horses Prompt Calls for Action in New York
An editorial decries docking and banging of horse tails in New York parks and pleasure drives. It condemns cruelty, notes legal gaps, and urges stronger SPCA funding and enforcement plus outlawing docked horses to curb the practice. It highlights cross border cropping and appeals for stringent measures and wider public support.
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New York
Society For the
Wyoming Elk Slaughter Sparks Call for Action
Reports from Denver claim Wyoming’s Jackson Hole elk herd has shrunk from about sixty thousand to under ten thousand in four years. Licenses to hunt large game cost 49 dollars and allow two elk kills, but enforcement is weak and many wounded animals die unrelieved. Critics urge stronger protection, park expansion, or repeal of open hunting until safeguards are devised. Theodore Roosevelt heads the National Protective Association for Game and Fish, which may be prompted to act.
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Denver
Friends of
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
National Protective Association For Game and Fish
Theodore Roosevelt
Wasteful smoke shows careless coal use in city plants
An editorial urges factory managers to stop wasteful practices that produce smoke from soft coal. It argues unconsumed carbon and heat loss cut fuel efficiency by 10 to 20 percent, citing repeated demonstrations that better combustion lowers coal bills.
New-York Firemen Urged to Feed Coal Thinly
An article urges firemen to feed coal in small amounts and more frequently to improve combustion and save fuel. It explains that overloading causes incomplete conversion, indigestion of fuel, and wasted coal carried up the chimney. Small layers of fuel and brief door opening aid burning.
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New-York
Triumvirates and urban woes in a wary era
The piece rails at corrupt authorities and city services including motormen who abandon victims, coal apologists, and “Beef Trust” pricing. It mocks Metropolitan transit civility, jokes about Vreeland, and notes New Yorkers’ annoyance with ice, gas, and meat costs amid rising urban friction.
Anti imperialist tone in J W Lewis congress canvass
The piece notes J W Lewis of Paris Tennessee campaigning for the Democratic congressional nomination. It quotes his controversial Lamar massacre claim and contrasts it with a jokey, stream-of-consciousness column featuring musical and scientific quips. The item weaves in a Boston and New York humor blurbs and a note on Italian War veterans.
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Paris
Tenn
Congress
Adamsville
Lamar
New York Yacht Club regatta draws crowds to town
The New York Yacht Club regatta, starting Thursday, promises a large influx of visitors. Social events include weddings, summer travels, and gatherings at Meadow Brook and various country seats. Notables like Reginald Vanderbilt and Sir Wilfrid Laurier loom in the season’s high society roster.
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New-York Yacht Club
Sheepshead Bay
Meadow Brook
Wilfrid Laurier
Dominion of Canada
Lady Laurier
Ottawa
London
Newport Season Notes From Telegraph Dispatch
Newport notices report that Mr and Mrs Fitzhugh Whitehouse will not open Eastbourne Lodge this year and may visit Newport in September. Hollis Hunnewell has arrived at Bellevue Court cottage for summer with renovations. Clarence W Dolan and Thomas McKean from Philadelphia also arrived for the season at Bayleys Beach area.
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Tribune
Newport
R. I
Clarence W. Dolan
Philadelphia
Bayley’s Beach
Thomas McKean
Rosevale
Rochambeaus Sail After French Visit to Washington
The Count and Countess de Rochambeau and A. Croiset sailed home aboard the La Lorraine after visiting the United States for the unveiling of the Rochambeau statue in Washington. They praised American hospitality, noted Roosevelt’s departure from the Gaulois at Annapolis, and recalled meetings with Mark Twain, Chicago hospitality, and admiration for New York. A silk American flag accompanied the countess as a farewell gift from the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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A. Croiset
France
Rochambeau
Washington
la Lorraine
Roosevelt
Gaulois
Annapolis
Admiral Fournier
Chicago
Harrison
Potter Palmer
New-York
St. Louis Exposition
Mark Twain
United States
Sagree
T. St. John Gaffney
Omas William Thur
Stage Notes Describe Cadet Crowd at Dolly Varden
The Weat Point graduating cadets attended Dolly Varden at Herald Square Theatre last night occupying a quarter of the orchestra. A special programme was issued and Miss Glaser did not appear in cadet uniform for a song. George Ade and Clyde Fitch were noted figures, Fitch reportedly seeking medical help abroad for appendicitis amid a flare of nervous prostration.
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Weat Point
Dolly Varden
Herald Square Theatre
Winston Churchill Returns to America Aboard Teutonic
Winston Churchill and his wife and child arrived in America aboard the White Star Line steamship Teutonic after seven months abroad. He said the trip was too long away from America. He is writing a new book expected next year.
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Winston Churchill
Teutonic
McGregor Ill In Germany For Summer
B B McGregor son of A M McGregor of Standard Oil is seriously ill and taken to Carlsbad Germany for the summer. He sailed recently with his mother and friends barely recognized him due to his condition. The McGregor house at Orienta Point Mamaroneck is 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
President David Starr Jordan of Stanford sails from San Francisco for Samoa on the steamer Sierra with his wife and young son. As head of the Fish Commission he will collect ashes of the South Sea Islands for study. Professor Kellogg and Japanese scientist Sindow assist in the expedition.
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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 Flight
London reports J Pierpont Morgan departed London this afternoon heading to Venice via Paris.
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MR. Morgan
Venice
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
Memorial volume of McKinley trip presented to Mrs. McKinley
Charles A. Moore holds a lavish 13 by 18 inch, six inch thick volume of newspaper clippings and photos detailing President McKinley and his official party on the Washington to Pacific Coast voyage. The book, made with the late President’s knowledge, was given by Moore to Mrs. McKinley and rests in Canton Ohio as a cherished keepsake.
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President McKinley
Washington
Pacific Coast
Charles A. Moore
Moore
McKinley
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive on Teutonic from Liverpool
The steamer Teutonic arrived yesterday from Liverpool with a notable list of passengers. Among them were Captain J. W. Allen, Richard Burke, Winston Pena hill, Colonel A. K. Dib, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dow, G. de Saumarez Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Timmermann, Professor B. A. S. Redmaran and C. Cortlandt Hay, Professor T. Turner.
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Liverpool
J. W. Allen
Richard Burke
Winston
Pena Hill
A. K. Dib
C. H. Dow
G. de Saumarez Hamilton
Passengers Listed for Noordam Arrival From Rotterdam
Among expected travelers aboard the Noordam due here from Rotterdam on Sunday are Mrs. H. C. Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. D. Bisset Mrs. Emma L. Bush Co Chadwick H. A. Faber.
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Noordam
Rotterdam
H. C. Bancroft
Bisset
Emma L. Bush
Co. Chadwick
H. A. Faber
Princeton Denies Dr Patton Desires Presidency
Princeton officials rejected a report that Dr Patton resigned to block rivals for the presidency. Patton said resignation aimed at pursuing moral philosophy work and denied any successor plan. Dr Henry van Dyke also denied interest, stating the rumor was false and not discussed with him. An official noted the change aimed to avoid appearance of candidacy.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Patton
the Tribune
Prince University
Henry van Dyke
Wilson
Marriages in New Rochelle and Englewood
Miss Mabel Hoyt and Walter M Haws wed at the Hoyt home in Euclid Place New Rochelle with Rev J P Egbert officiating. The ceremony honors Mrs F C Kenholz and Edith Frackelton, Edith Hews as bridesmaids. Harry Hews best man and ushers George Taylor and George Rehfuss. In Englewood Flor ence Probst and Lewis D Mowry wed at the bride’s mother’s home Linden Ave with Rev Fuchtner officiating. matron of honor Mrs Petron Duryee bridesmaid Lulu Mowry. best man Fellows Platt. ushers B F Reinmund W S Mowry P S Duryee F B Prebst.
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Brittan
Frederick W. Bart Flagg
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East Forty-fifthst
George
Julia Fanshawe
Thomas Worcester
William Fanshawe
James Duane Livingston
Kenneth Murchison
Eugene de Mauriac
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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
Misa Florence Probst
Jr. D Probst
Lewis D. Mowry
Linden Ave
Mr. Fuchtner
St. Paul's Church
Petron Duryee
Lulu Mowry
An” Fellows Platt
B. F. Reinmund
W. 5. Mowry
P. S&s Duryee
F. B. Prebst
Ellenville public printer wed in Catskills chapel
Thomas E. Benedict of Ellenville, former Public Printer under Cleveland, married Eva Ford daughter of Catskills guide James W. Dutcher yesterday at St Bartholomew’s Chapel on the mountain slope in Big Indian Valley. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Charles Mercer Hall. The couple will reside on King's Highway in Ellenville.
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Tribune
Kingston
N. C
Thomas E. Benedict
Ellenville
Cleveland
Eva Ford
James W. Dutcher
Catskills
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
Big Indian Valley
Charles Mercer Hall
Holy Cross Church
Sons of the American Revolution dinner for General Porter
The New York Chapter presides a dinner at the National Arts Club next week honoring Horace Porter, former general and U S Army officer, highlighting ongoing tribute by the Sons of the American Revolution.
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New York
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Sons of the American Revolution
National Arts Club
Horace Porter
United States
Geer
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