Amusements at City Theatres and Casinos Tonight
Amusements listed include Casino Girl at SDEN MUSEE from 8 am to 1 pm with waxworks, grand concert and cinematograph. Garrick Theatre features Sherlock Holmes. Victoria Roof Garden hosts Hammerstein’s Victoria for vaudeville. Keith’s shows continuous performances. Kosters & Bial’s vaudeville. Lion Palace Roof Garden vaudeville. New York Theatre shows Quo Vadis. Pastors continuous performance. St. Nicholas Garden at 3:15 pm concert.
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Casino
Sden Musee
Waxworks
Garrick Theatre
Hammberstein
Victoria—S—Roof Garden
Keith
Koster & Bial
Lion Palace
Vandeville
NEW _ YORK THEATRE
Pastors
ST. Nicholas Garden
Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture Ad
GBreiness Notices promote a great variety of roll top desks and office furniture sold by T. G. Sellew at No 111 Fulton Street offering styles and prices for every buyer.
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T. G. Sellew
Fulton St
News this morning from New York Daily Tribune
Foreign dispatches report Lord Roberts defeating the Boers east of Pretoria and De Wet defeated on the Rivier Rhenoster, with restored communication between Pretoria and Bloemfontein. An American marine force sails from Manila to reinforce in Chinese waters. British marines sail to Tien-Tsin. The Dowager Empress will not object to foreign troops in China. The Kaiser’s Navy bill passed. Tirpitz to be ennobled. Domestically, Hanna says the Admin wants the best vice president. Rathbone to stay out. Bynum named to codify criminal laws. Navy to send another marine battalion to Remey in Manila. Pan-American Congress date left to US and Mexico. Controversial claims against Controller Coler for bond sale issues presented to Roosevelt. Ohio Dem State Convention backs Bryan. City news includes races at Gravesend and Columbia University commencement, a runaway horse incident, and a bank president sailing to Europe. Weather shows showers with 79 F high yesterday.
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Lord Roberts
Botha
Pretoria
de Wet
Rhenester
Bloemfontein
Earl of Airlie
Buller
Volksrust
Laine
Nek
Manila
Admiral Kempff
Hong Kong
Tien-Tsin
China
Tirpitz
F. M. Hodgson
Gold Coast
Coomassie
Hanna
Philadelphia
National Committee
Alabama
Smith
Rathbone
Cuba
William D. Bynum
United States
Navy Department
Remey
Washington
Pan-American Congress
Mexico
Coler
Roosevelt
Bryan
Gravesend
Columbia University
Morningside Heights
East One Hundred
Alexander T. Mason
Republican Committee
W. H. Gelshenen
Garfield National Bank
Europe
Tre Tripune Offered By News Dealers At One Dollar
Tre Tripune will be mailed daily and Sunday to any address nationwide for a dollar a month. Subscribers may change their address as often as desired. Any newsdealer can supply Tre Tripune upon a regular order.
Democratic Party’s perilous path and 1896 shadow
A harsh editorial criticizes the Democratic Party alleging it courts lawlessness and populist outrage. It laments the party’s direction toward self government hostility, cites 1896 failures, and questions Tammany Hall’s influence and Croker’s arrogance amid calls for reform and caution in the national convention year. The piece warns that such tactics threaten the party’s survival and public trust.
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Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Mr. Croker
Democracy and corporate plunder in a partisan outlook
The piece critiques Democratic claims of corporate plunder and questions their remedies. It argues leaders avoid profit mentions while local managers allegedly tax the poor, suggesting the party’s national campaign risks portraying Democrats as even more cruel than Republicans and undermining self-government.
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Democratic Party
Platt and the Vice Presidency at the Philadelphia Convention
The piece discusses choosing a vice presidential candidate for the Republican ticket, focusing on New York’s pivotal role and Senator Platt’s influence. It argues for selecting the strongest, most acceptable candidate from New York or elsewhere, warning against Platt’s preference for a New Yorker who suits his control. It notes McKinley’s need to secure New York’s 318,000 1896 votes and critiques Platt’s machine tactics.
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Philadelphia
New York
New-York
Platt
Bliss
Tracey
Low
Gettysburg
McKinley
Seth Low
Roosevelt
Mr. Odell
Odell
Woodruff
New- York
Mr. Platt
New
Japan's Interest in China and Corean Affairs
The essay argues Japan's stake in China and Corea surpasses other powers due to trade, shared heritage, and regional ambitions. It portrays Japan as resisting Western isolation, viewing attacks on China and Corea as attacks on itself, and pursuing Mongolian regional influence much like Prussia led German states.
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Europe
China
Great Britain
Russia
Corea
Japan
British
Prussia
Japan's Pan-Mongolian Ambitions Face Western Opposition
The text argues Japan seeks to protect Corea and guide China, while Russia, France, and Germany allied to curb Japan after the Chinese war. It notes Japan's grievance over lost rights and predicts its stance toward Russia and China will shape regional tensions, with Western powers uneasy about a rising Japan and Pan-Mongolian aims.
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Russia
Japan
Corea
China
France
Germany
Orient
The London Globe Riffs On American Parisians And Accents
A humorous critique notes the Paris visitors should avoid conspicuous flag adornments and accents. It mocks the idea of Americans needing to prove nationality, arguing a light touch with language suffices and that dressing plainly may prevent unwanted attention.
The value not appraised in consolidating works
The article argues consolidation of major manufacturing firms loses the personal leadership behind the works. It questions whether managerial brains and skilled experience transfer when owners become mere managers under a corporation, noting many foremen and craftsmen resist subordinate roles and that independent works may form, leaving the crucial question of retained brains unsettled.
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Hoop Trust
Sheet Trust
Carnegie Steel Works
Comparing Pre and Post Consolidation Brainpower in Industry
The passage assesses whether consolidations preserved the high qualification and innovation of earlier works. It argues that success came from overcoming severe trials and that sales may separate ventures if buyers cannot acquire the brains behind the creations. It questions whether current handling matches past performance in good and bad times.
Donnelly Letter Undeciphered in Silver Moon Metaphor
After two days of study, editors confess inability to decipher Ignatius Donnelly's acceptance letter. The text appears plain English though the phrase silver as the moons metal hints at Populism lunacy. General Ludlow notes Cuban atmosphere is Nes and deception, a legacy of Spanish carpetbag mismanagement.
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Ignatius Donnelly
Ludlow
Philadelphia preps for the Convention with dignified welcome
Philadelphia readies for the upcoming convention a week early, promising cordial reception and entertainment while keeping costs down. General Otis states the Philippines war is nearly over and forces will focus on keeping peace among Filipinos, drawing mixed reactions from anti expansionists. Judge Van Wyck may miss Kansas City due to Ice Trust revelations, while Judge Willetts of Alabama could attend to deliver the funeral oration.
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Philadelphia
Otis
Philippines
van Wyck
Kansas City
Ice Trust
Willetts
Alabama
Year’s leave granted to Professor George D Olds Amherst College
A year long leave of absence is approved for Professor George D Olds of Amherst College starting with the fall term. He will travel abroad with his family for study and exploration during the year. The article also notes other academic honors and political figures.
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George D. Olds
Amherst College
Olds
Bethany College
Kansas
Representative Dolliver
Iowa
Uruguay's New Minister Receives at White House
Washington June 13 Don Juan Cuestas LL D first minister to Uruguay presented to President by Secretary Hay. A prominent Uruguayan citizen and son of former president Juan Lindolfo Cuestas he is thirty with prior service in the Chamber of Deputies. He arrives with Thomas R Howard named secretary of legation. Goodwill expressions exchanged.
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Francis Preston Venable
University of North Carolina
Virginia
Alderman
Tulane University
New Orleans
John Barrett
Siam
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tennen
Thomas Bain
House of Commons
Lfe
Washington
Don Juan Cuestas
LL. D
Uruguay
White House
Hay
Republic
Juan Lindolfo Cuestas
Ufe
Chamber of Deputies
Thomas R. Howard
United States
Montevideo
Legation
New Mexico Health Promises Draw for Consumptives
Dr. John Tascher of Albuquerque urges consumptives to seek long rest in New Mexico, saying the climate and mineral springs offer superior health benefits and that many months are required for recovery. He cautions against seeking work during treatment to avoid added stress and promote healing.
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New Mexico
John Tascher
Albuquerque
Washington
Relief expedition reports Coomassie siege and reinforcements
From Prahsu June 12 Colonel Willcocks forwards a dispatch detailing Coomassie garrisoned by 700 native troops under Major Morris. Rebels deter advances with stockades and trees. Ammunition is scarce. immediate aid needed as 3000 locals face destitution. Reinforcements totaling 900 from Sierra Leone and Nigeria poised to reach Cape Coast within days. heavy rains hinder progress and carriers, 3000, have joined from Cape Coast and moved up June 11.
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Northern Territories
Coomassie
Gold Coast
Prah
Lagos
Haussa
Sierra Leone Frontier Police
Gold Coast Constabulary
Sierra Leone
Nigeria
Cape Coast
Mrs Russell Sage Hurt In Fall From Home Steps
Mrs. Russell Sage, widow of Russell Sage, is confined at her Fifth Avenue home after a fall on Tuesday evening. A dislocated right shoulder resulted when the doorbell clasp gave way, causing her to tumble down the last step with bundles in her arms. Doctors say the injury is not serious and she will recover in a few days. The Sagess planned a trip to their Long Island summer home, postponed due to the accident.
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Mrs. Sage
Board of Education approves Brooklyn and city school spending
The Board of Education approved 155 799 for Public School 123 in Brooklyn 47200 for alterations to Public School 56 in Brooklyn and about 700 for repairs and furnishings for Manhattan and The Bronx schools. Inspectors of supplies in Brooklyn and Manhattan were appointed at 2000 each. A bylaws change to remove two signatures on pay checks was discussed and laid over. A resolution by Commissioner Davis was adopted. A special meeting was set for next Tuesday to elect an assistant treasurer. City College trustees raised salaries for assistant professors Ivin Sickles Calvin Ray Smith Gustav Legras. Charles A Downer and Eugene Bergeron salaries also increased.
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Board of Education
Finance Committee
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
William Burke
E. J. McIntosh
Civil Service
Davis
City College
Ivin Sickles
Calvin Ray Smith
Gustav Legras
Charles A. Downer
Eugene Bergeron
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments List Donations and Backing
The Tribune records acknowledgments for the Fresh Air Fund and related charitable gifts. Names and amounts appear from South Congregational Sunday School, Brick Church parish, and Parsippany Presbyterian Sunday School, totaling multiple gifts and memorials including 1900 disclosures and June acknowledgments.
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South Congregational Sunday School
F. B. Torrey
Madison Avenue
Mise Kass
William H. Orphen, Jr
Jessie and
Dorothy T
Imball
Presbyterian
Parsippany
N. J
Elizabeth C. Cobb
Bar Harbor
Duryea to Leave Hospital for Long Island Railcar
Walter B. Duryea is near removal from Roosevelt Hospital after his somersault injury at Glen Cove Long Island last summer. Preparations are complete including trunks being packed and a patent ambulance to move him to the Long Island Railroad station. A special car is being fitted by the railroad for his use, while hospital staff remain unaware of the exact time or manner of the transfer.
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Walter B. Duryea
Roosevelt Hospital
Glen Cove
Long Island
Duryea
Long Island Railroad
Dewey Returns From The West In Washington
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey arrived in Washington from the West on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at 8 50 p m The party included Lieutenant Caldwell and J H Maddy representing the railroad No incidents marked the trip and Mrs Dewey is reported nearly recovered from a tonsillitis attack The Admiral greeted a naval officer at the station and said we re ahead of time as usual They then drove to their home
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Baltimore and Ohio
General Otis in Washington for brief visit and Rochester celebration
Washington reports Major General E S Otis returned this afternoon after a Monday departure to attend West Point graduation. He will meet the President tomorrow for a longer conference before heading to Rochester, New York, for a Friday honor celebration. His daughters accompanied him.
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Washington
E. S. Otis
West Point
Rochester
N. Y
Will of Robert Bonner Contested Hearing Continued
The examination of Mrs. Jeannette F Bonner in the contest of the will of Robert Bonner was continued yesterday before Surrogate Fitzgerald. Mrs Bonner testified to friendly relations with Mr Bonner and that he had told her his children would inherit their father's share of estates. The proceeding was adjourned until tomorrow.
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Jeannette F. Bonner
Robert Bonner
Fitzgerald
Deutschland Afloat After Grounding Near Stettin
The Hamburg American liner Deutschland ran aground off Stettin while en route to Swinemunde for coal as part of her trial voyage. She was dragged off the bar in a forenoon operation and proceeded toward Hamburg.
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Berlin
Stettin
Swinemunde
Hamburg
Meridian Hill and suburban expansion in Washington
The piece discusses Washington suburbs, focusing on Chevy Chase and Meridian Hill. It notes limited suburban growth except in certain areas, describes a balloon-access lot incident on Sixteenth Street, and references Indiana politics and McKinley era optimism. It mentions Mark Hastings of Suburban Washington and Nathan Morris of Indianapolis.
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Washington
Mark Hastings
Fifth Avenue
Chevy Chase
Meridian Hill
Fifteenth
Eighteenth Sts
Columbia Road
Henderson
Missouri
Ixteenth-St
Sixteenth-st
India famine relief fund contributions reported by committee
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief lists yesterday’s receipts from churches, individuals, and organizations totaling sixty five thousand forty four dollars to date. Notable donors include Jones Street Methodist, Rockford. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian. Adrian Iselin. Temple fundraisers. and Miss Little of Brooklyn with various sums. A cable dispatch from Bombay notes the America Indian Relief Committee formed to aid four objects: child rescue, distressed farmers, clothing the naked, and village relief. J. D. sends $10 via The Tribune.
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Committee of One Hundred On
India
Jones Street Methodist Church
Rockford
F. P. Garrettson
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Spencer Trask
Adrian Iselin
Baptist Church
A. Springs
Cribbs
Penn
Thomas Howell
Seibert
George Denker
Brooklyn
Worcester
Mass
Miss Little
M. E. Blakeman
Bridgeport
Conn
Royal Workers’ Circle
King’s Daughters
Park Congregational Church
Hedgesville
Albert R. Crawford
Brooke
Harriett Cauley
Philadelphia
Darwin
JaMes
Temple Funerar
H. W. Carpenter
Ladies’ Society
Watson Memorial Presbyterian Cire
First Presbyterian Church
National Bank
Elmira
N. Y
Union Settlement Sun— Day School
Harris BE. Advance
Antee Christian Endeavor Society
Wicomice Presbyterian Church
W. Retgart
Saiisbury
H. c Post
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minoa
Abbie C. Morrison
Alexander Duane
Ivar Pollack
Holden
James Rufus Smith
Church of the Saviour
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Scran
George S. Edgarts
Roe
Hancock Congregational Church
Lexington
Tian Endeavor Societies
Easton
Son Presbyterian Church
Cys Sa Sr
Bombay
William E. Dodge
New York
America-Indian Relief Committee
Irving Returns from America in London Chronicle Interview
St Henry Irving recounts his US visit with President at the White House and a tour plan. He notes English sentiment, the war room maps, meetings with Ministers, and future engagements at the Lyceum with Olivia starting the 16th inst. A touring schedule and possible US return are hinted.
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St Henry Irving
America
London Chronicle
Transvaal
England
White House
Army
Navy
Washington
Segard
Lord Pauncefote
Cpm
Lyceum
Olivia
Wellington Street
United States
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London Globe
Paris
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Albion
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Globe
Nqhody
Atlantic
London
E. G. Walker
Boston
Butler
Charlestown
O’brien
Eliza Butler
Detroit Journal
Lerner
Magdeburg
Bear Islands
Siberia
Bear Island
Theodore Lerner
Prince of Wales
Stubb
Stillman
Emn
Chicago News
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Indianapolis Journal
Colonial Office
Willcocks
Russell Sage
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
W. B. Duryea
Dewey
Bonner
Nathan Morris
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Waldorf-Astoria
Indiana
M’kinley
Spain
India Famine Relief Fund
Robert A. Hume
J. D
Irving
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