Amusements and Theatres Listed Across New York
Casino shows Waxworks concert and cinema from 8 a m to 11 p m. Garrick Theatre presents Sherlock Holmes. Hammerstein Victoria roof garden offers a continuous stage show. Koster and Bial vaudeville. Lion Palace Roof Garden vaudeville. New York Theatre presents Quo Vadis. Pastor’s continues. St Nicholas Garden offers a 9 15 concert.
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Casino
Sden Musee
Garrick Theatre
Hammerstein
Victoria—S—Roof Garden
Rheith
Koster & Bial
Lion Palace
Vandeville
New York Theatre
Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture Advertisement
Business notices advertise a great variety of roll top desks and office furniture in multiple styles and prices from T. G. Sellew located at No. 213 Fulton St.
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T. G. Sellew
Fulton St
Defeat of Boers and Far East Naval Moves Reported
Long dispatch from Lord Roberts details Boer setbacks near Pretoria and De Wet's defeat on the Rhenoster River, with restored communications between Pretoria and Bloemfontein. Also notes American marines leaving Manila for Chinese waters, and British naval reinforcements sailing for Tianjin. The Dowager Empress reportedly accepts foreign troops in China. Domestically, Hanna criticizes Vice Presidential options, and various federal and local political moves are reported alongside weather and local incidents.
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Lord Roberts
Botha
Pretoria
de Wet
Rhenositer River
Bloemfontein
Earl of Airlie
Buller
Volksrust
Laine
Nek
Manila
Admiral Kempff
Hong Kong
Tien-Tsin
China
Bundesrath
Tirpitz
Rathbone
Cuba
William D. Bynum
United States
Navy Department
Remey
Washington
Mexico
Coler
Roosevelt
Bryan
Gravesend
Columbia University
Morningside Heights
East One Hundred
The TriBune Postal Offer Spreads Nationwide
The TriBune will be mailed daily and Sunday to any U.S. address for one dollar a month. Subscribers may change the address as often as desired. Newsdealers will supply The TriBune on regular order.
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TriBune
Critique of the Democratic party and its 1896 conduct
The piece argues the Democratic party imperils its future by courting lawlessness and mob influence, warning its 1896 conduct may repeat disastrously. It questions self governance, condemns corruption and bossism, and challenges Tammany Hall and Croker over leadership and private pockets.
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Democratic Party
Tammeny Hall
Mr. Croker
Democratic plunder claim in party campaign speech
A commentator questions the Democratic strategy centering on alleged corporate plunder. He argues leaders avoid profit mentions while local managers allegedly tax the poor for ice. The piece casts doubt on Democrats promising harsher exploitation than Republicans, challenging their path to self government.
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Democratic Party
Platt vs a New York vice presidential pick
The Philadelphia convention faces choosing a VP candidate who adds strength to McKinley’s ticket. The piece argues New York’s pivotal role and criticizes Senator Platt for blocking suitable New York choices like Odell or Low ally Seth McKinley needs a candidate trusted by independents. New Yorkers will back a strong nominee even if Platt disapproves.
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Philadelphia
New York
New-York
Platt
Bliss
Tracy
Low
Gettysburg
McKinley
Seth Low
Roosevelt
Mr. Odell
Odell
Woodruff
New- York
Mr. Platt
New
Japan's Interest in China and Korea in World Power Balance
The piece argues Japan holds a unique stake in China and Korea rivaling Britain and Russia. It notes Japan's vast trade with China, racial and cultural ties, and a mission to spread its civilization, viewing Western actions as indirect threats to Japan.
Japan and Russia in Pan-Asian power struggle
The piece argues Japan seeks Corea’s protection and Pan-Asian leadership while European powers, led by Russia, blocked her aims after the Chinese war. It notes Western chill on Japan’s expansion as a potential threat to civilization and predicts Japan’s stance will shape the broader China-Russia confrontation.
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Europe
China
Great Britain
Russia
Corea
Japan
British
Prussia
France
Germany
Orient
The London Globe on American Tourists in Paris
A London Globe column mocks Americans visiting Paris for Exposition fashion and language, arguing that discreet pride and minor accents suffice. It contends flag pins and deliberate vernacular displays are unnecessary and unlikely to impress Parisians, while praising a natural accent as sufficient.
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London Globe
Paris
Perfidious
Albion
Europe
Atlantic
London
The Value Not Appraised and the Collapse of Consolidation
The piece discusses consolidation of manufacturing firms and questions whether a merged entity retains the essential minds behind success. It argues that while equipment can be unified, the creative leadership and expertise of original owners often vanish, leaving uncertain prospects for future profitability and talent retention. It notes that many works fail to preserve the best managers and foremen, raising doubt about the consolidation model.
Questioning the Value of Consolidation in Industry
The author argues that consolidation may diminish true genius and performance, noting works built under severe trials and high qualifications faced pricing and market pressures. They wonder if consolidated entities can sustain excellence in good and bad times, predicting many consolidations will end in sales or splits as buyers fail to acquire the brains behind the works.
Cryptic Donnelly acceptance letter perplexes readers
After two days of study the deciphering effort fails to crack Ignatius Donnelly's acceptance letter. The text appears in plain English yet mentions silver as the moons metal with occult overtones about Populism. General Ludlow cites Cuban atmosphere as fraught with Hes and deceptions, a legacy of Spanish carpetbag mismanagement.
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Ignatius Donnelly
Philadelphia Prepares for Convention with Dignity
Philadelphia readies for an upcoming convention a week early, hosting guests with a cordial welcome and entertainment while vowing reasonable charges. General Otis states the Philippine war is nearly over and forces will focus on internal peace, drawing mixed reactions from anti expansionists. Judge Van Wyck may miss Kansas City duties due to Ice Trust revelations, while Judge Willetts of Alabama is expected to attend to deliver a funeral oration.
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Philadelphia
Otis
Philippines
van Wyck
Kansas City
Ice Trust
Willetts
Alabama
Professor George D Olds granted year long leave Amherst College
A year of absence is granted to Professor George D Olds of Amherst College to begin with the fall term sail with his family for study and travel abroad. Bethany College Kansas grants LL D to Representative Dolliver. Judge B G Walker linked to national colored ticket. Details on birthplace and prior roles included. Dr Francis Preston Venable elected UNC president. President Alderman to Tulane presidency. John Barrett ex Minister to Siam to lecture in Nashville. Thomas Bain Canadian Speaker plans retirement from politics.
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George D. Olds
Amherst College
Olds
Bethany College
Kansas
Representative Dolliver
Owa
B. G. Walker
Boston
Butler
Charlestown
O’brien
Eliza Butler
Undercnems
Francis Preston Venable
University of North Carolina
Virginia
Alderman
Tulane University
New Orleans
John Barrett
Siam
Nashville, Tenn
Barrett
America
Thomas Bain
House of Commons
Uruguay's New Minister Received at White House
Don Juan Cuestas LL D first Uruguayan minister presented to President by Secretary Hay. At 30 he is a noted Uruguayan citizen, former Chamber of Deputies member, son of a former Uruguayan president, accompanied by Thomas R. Howard secretary of legation. Expressions of goodwill exchanged.
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Washington
Don Juan Cuestas
LL. D
Uruguay
White House
Hay
Republic
Juan Lindolfo Cuestas
Lfe
Chamber of Deputies
Thomas R. Howard
United States
Montevideo
Legation
Health Resort Talk From Dr Tascher In New Mexico
Dr John Tascher of Albuquerque urges consumptives to seek rest and savings in New Mexico, arguing the state offers superior climate and mineral springs, and cautions against expecting quick cures or employment while ill. He claims New Mexico will become the world’s greatest health resort.
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New Mexico
John Tascher
Albuquerque
Washington
Coomassie relief dispatch reports siege and reinforcements
Colonel Willcocks reports from Prahsu that Coomassie is garrisoned by 700 native troops under Major Morris. Europeans on half rations. ammunition scarce. rebels block advance with stockades and trees. Three thousand local people destitute. immediate aid required as reinforcements of 900 men are en route from Sierra Leone and Nigeria, while 3000 carriers reach Cape Coast to move north.
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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 Injured in Fifth Avenue Fall
Mrs Russell Sage at 806 Fifth Avenue is confined to her home after dislocating her right shoulder in a fall from the stoop Tuesday evening. She carried gifts to hospitals, reached home at 6:30, grabbed a loose doorbell clasp, toppled backward, and landed on steps. сooperative doctors say injury not serious. trip to Lawrence postponed.
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Mrs. Sage
Board of Education approves 155799 for new and older schools
The Board of Education approved 155 799 for Public School 123 and 47 200 for Public School 56 alterations in Brooklyn. It budgeted about 700 for Manhattan and Bronx repairs and furniture. Inspectors of supplies for Brooklyn and Manhattan were named at 2000 each under Civil Service rules. A bylaw change to bypass two signatures on payroll was laid over. A Davis resolution urged council needs. A special meeting was set for next Tuesday to elect an assistant treasurer. City College trustees increased salaries for assistant professors Ivin Sickles Calvin Ray Smith Gustav Lesras to 280. Charles A Downer rose to 2700 and Eugene Hergeron to 1800.
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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 Lesras
Charles A. Downer
Eugene Hergeron
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments Page
A list of acknowledgments for the Fresh Air Fund donations and birthday offerings from various Sunday schools and churches. Names include F B Torrey, Mrs Kass, Jessie and Dorothy Toon, and Mrs Charles O Kimball. Amounts range around 5 to 15 dollars with a total sum noted as 278.175? The item reflects contributions from South Congregational, Brick Church, Parsippany Presbyterian, and others in 1900s era charitable notices.
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South Congregational Sunday School
F. B. Torrey
Madison Avenue Chapel
East Eightioth St
William H. Orphen, Jr
Jessie
Dorothy T. Poon
Garrison
Charles O.“Kimball
Presbyterian
Parsippany
N. J
Elizabeth C. Cobb
Bar Harbor
Duryea to Leave Roosevelt Hospital Soon
Preparations are nearly complete for Walter B. Duryea to exit Roosevelt Hospital where he has been since last summer after breaking his neck in a Glen Cove high dive. The family keeps timing secret while staff say the move is imminent and trunks are already packed for transport. A patent ambulance will take him to a Long Island Railroad station and a special car is prepared on the railroad for the patient.
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Walter B. Duryea
Roosevelt Hospital
Glen Cove
Long Island
Duryea
Long Island Railroad
Dewey Returns From The West To Washington
Admiral Dewey and his party arrived in Washington at 8:50 PM aboard the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The group included Mrs. Dewey, Lieutenant Caldwell, and J. H. Maddy. The West trip passed without incident and Mrs. Dewey has largely recovered from tonsillitis. The Admiral greeted a naval officer at the station and noted they were ahead of schedule.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Baltimore and Ohio
General Otis Returns to Washington After Point Visit
Major-General E S Otis arrives in Washington after leaving Monday for West Point graduation. He plans a brief stay then a call on the President for a longer conference before marching to Rochester New York for a Friday ceremony. General Otis is joined by his daughters this afternoon.
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Washington
E. S. Otis
West Point
Rochester
N. Y
Bonner Will Hearing Continues In Probate Case
The examination of Mrs. Jeannette F. Bonner in the contest of Robert Bonner's will was continued yesterday before Surrogate Fitzgerald. Mrs. Bonner described friendly relations with Mr. Bonner and testified that he had told her her children would inherit their father's share. The day’s session adjourned with proceedings set to resume tomorrow.
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Jeannette F. Bonner
Robert Bonner
Fitzgerald
Hamburg American New Deutschland Runs Aground Then Refloated
The Hamburg American steamer Deutschland ran aground at Stettin while en route to Swinemunde to coal and prepare for trial trip. It was dragged off the bar this forenoon and proceeded to Hamburg.
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Berlin
Nuer Deutschland
Stettin
Swinemunde
Hamburg
Passing Throng Describes Suburban Growth and Indiana Prosperity
The report covers Washington's Meridian Hill growth and a ballooning land incident, plus Nathan Morris commenting from Indianapolis on Indiana prosperity under McKinley. It notes shifts in suburban expansion and political sentiment, with cautions on Cuban postal favors and Porto Rican tariff effects.
India Famine Relief Fund Contributions Reported
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief lists yesterday’s donations from diverse churches and individuals across multiple states, totaling substantial support. A cable from May describes aims to rescue children and provide village relief, with executive secretary Robert A. Hume noting ongoing distress and new gifts including $10 via The Tribune.
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India Famine Relief Fund
Committee of One Hundred On India Famine Relief
Ear Street Methodist Church
Rockford
P. Garrettaom
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Spencer Trask
Adrian Iselin Baptist Church
Holly Springs
Friend
Cribbs
Penn
Annié L. Seaverns
Roxbury
Mass
M. E. Blakeman
Bridgeport
Conn
Royal Workers’ Circle
King’s Daughters
Park Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Lithgow
Te Buccee
H. F
Peart & Co
Hedgesville
N. Y
nSee
Friedens Kirche
Wacorete
W. Harriett Cauley, Jr
Philadelphia
Temple Emanu-El
H. W. Carpenter
Two Ladies’ Society
Watson Memorial Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
First Presbyterian Comer Uerae Merchants’ National Bank
Elmira
Childrens
Union Settlement Sun— Day School
Harris E. Advince
Christian Endeavor Society
Whcomtee Presbyterian Church
W. Retgart
Salisbury
Qutmasdinn
H. c. Ino
Abbie C. Morricom
Dei
Alexander Duane
So F. Estobar
Ivar Pollack
Holden
James Rufus Smith
Church of the Saviour
Trinity Church
Chambersburg
Seibert U. E. Church
George Denker
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton
Worcester
Klyn Presbyterian Church of the Atonement
Phila Siam
Pulsford
H L. Johnson
Barrett
Minn
Ohio
Ancoc Congregat Church
Lexington
V. King
Tully
Christian Endeavor Societies
East Peon
Presbyterian Church
Gurley Wo Presbyterian Church
Wateeton
Srn
Elery Sea
Willam
Farie
Robert A. Hume
J. D
The
Tribune
Irving talks with President and White House tour
St Henry Irving recounts a return from America and a meeting with the President at the White House. He describes the war room, maps, and rapid troop updates. He mentions visits with ministers Pauncefote and others, plus plans for theatre work in London and a future provincial tour.
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St Henry Irving
America
London Chronicle
Transvaal
England
White House
Cnt
Army
Navy
Washington
Pauncefote
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New York Daily Tribune
Hoop Trust
Sheet Trust
Carnegie Steel Works
Detroit Journal
Lerner
Magdeburg
Bear Islands
Siberia
Bear Island
Theodore Lerner
Prince of Wales
Prince
Stubb
Stillman
Chicago News
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Indianapolis Journal
Colonial Office
Willcocks
Russell Sage
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
W. B. Duryea
Dewey
Bonner
Mark Hastings
Fifth Avenue
Chevy Chase
Meridian Hill
Fifteenth
Eighteenth Sts
Columbia Road
Henderson
Missouri
Anixteenth-St
Sixteenth-st
Nathan Morris
Indianapolis
Hoosier State
Waldorf-Astoria
Indiana
M'Kinley
Spain
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