Broadway and Many Theaters Offer Evening Vaudeville and Opera
The list details schedules for Manhattan venues and shows including Romeo and Juliet at Academy of Music, The Honeymooners at Aerial Gardens, The Rose of the Rancho at Belasco, Comtesse Coquette at Elio, The Parisian Model at Broadway, Fascinating Flora at Carsino, Dreamisng at Luna Park, The World in Wax at Eden, Caught in the Rain at Garrick, Rigoletto at Grand Opera House, Vaudeville acts on Hammerstein Roof, The Orchid at Herald Square, Brewster's Millions at Hudson, The Red Mill at Knickerbocker, The Girls Raffles at Lincoln Square, The Road to Yesterday at Lyric, The Boys of Company B at Lyceum, The Man of the Hour at Bavoy, Kealenborn Concert at Nicholas Gardens, His Honor the Mayor at Wallace's, and Faust at West End.
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Academy OF Music
Aerial Gardens
Alhambra
Grand Opera House
Hammerstein Roof
Herald Square
Hudson
Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
Red Mill
Lincoln Square
Earthquake toll in Valdivia area. other world events
A quake near Valdivia Chill south of Valparaiso killed five and wrecked buildings and bridges. Kingston Jamaica reported two minor shocks. Reports from The Hague say M Nelidoff, Russian delegate head, arrives for opening address. French winegrowers bill approved in Chamber. London horse show attracts over 200,000. Navy gas explosion near Portsmouth kills one. Cape Nome steamer grounded with four drownings. Domestic news notes Oyster Bay quiet presidential day. cathedral cornerstone set for national project in September. Albany passes Pren tice recount bill. Boston merger records sought. stock market dull. rapid transit contracts awarded. poolroom gambling claim denied. weather showers expected.
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Valdivia
Chill
Valparaiso
Kingston
Jamaica
M. Nelidoff
Hague
Chamber of Deputies
London
Royal Navy
Portsmouth
Cape Nome
Dublin
Richard Croker
Oyster Bay
Washington
Bodley
National Cathedral
Marry Orchard
Haywood
Boise
Orchard
Hampton Roads
Minnesota
Assembly
Albany
Prentice
Senate
Travis
Wemple
Bonaparte
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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Orece City
Savings Bank li
Omee Fur
Inoue
Tribune
Russia rethinks East Asia policy after rapid expansion
The article argues Russia fears Chinese aggression incited by Japan and shifts from vast expansion to fortifying Siberia's frontier. It contrasts past gains in Manchuria Mongolia and Korea with current caution, noting overextended conquest and neglected development. It suggests prudent pruning of empire to protect existing holdings.
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Rrussia
China
Japan
Siberia
Amoor
Trans-Amoor
Manchuria
Corea
Mongolia
Sungaria
Russia
Asia
East Asia
Far East
Alexieff
Ambitions of a Rising Empire Driven by Enlightened Resources
The speaker argues that with its current domain improved and its people educated to a higher standard, the realm would become sufficiently large and prosperous to fulfill its own ambitious goals without seeking further expansion.
The End of the Republic Foretold by Many Fears
A columnist argues that fears of the end of the republic stem from diverse viewpoints including railroads, finance, and politics. He contends imminent government ownership is unlikely and that markets will recover, leaving countless “ends of the Republic” imagined by different groups.
War on the poolrooms targets gambling menace
Police and the District Attorney’s office intensify crack down on pool room gambling after decades of evasion. Authorities note telegraph and telephone lines are being cut off to disrupt racetrack information networks, with Honduras lottery prosecutions and policy play nearly crushed. The piece argues horse racing betting and poolrooms are similarly degrading and costly to operate, urging doors to be nailed shut.
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Dupes
The Poolroom Fight Against Gambling Menace
The piece condemns gambling as a drain on resources and public order. It argues poolrooms siphon police costs and foster crime, noting players invest money to win little while losses fund operators. It calls for strong measures to curb this misdirected pursuit and protect honest work.
System loyalty questioned as police perjury case sparks broader warning
A district attorney cites a police officer pair linked by a so-called system that pressures loyalty over truth. The elder testified to perjury, the younger confessed. observers warn the loyalty system extends into unions trusts and other groups. Law, justice, humanity, and the common good must guide loyalty.
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Terhune
Kearney
Police Commissioner's Pocket Guide Aids Citizen Help
Police Commissioner Bingham writes a free Pocket Guide Through Mulberry Street to suggest how citizens can assist the police in securing good service. The manual covers precincts, complaint procedures, helmet rules, and how to report breaches, aiming to improve discipline and public understanding.
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Bingham
General Bingham
Mulberry Street
Hotel Privacy Sparks Court Ruling on Innkeepers Access
A court confirms hotel keepers may enter guest rooms without knocking, citing an old English precedent. A dissenter argues guests deserve home‑like privacy if bills are paid and conduct is proper. The piece notes tension between privacy and orderly, sanitary hotel life amid big, modern establishments.
Entitled Guests and Hotel Privileges Across Eras
The piece argues hotel guests, especially long-term residents in numbered rooms, claim home-like rights within large hotels. Managers encourage this, but such privileges are concessions, not legally guaranteed rights. Judges’ precedents cannot justify modern guest ownership of rooms.
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Plantagenets
Opinions on public issues from a 1900 era column
A collection of anecdotes and editorials touching on topics from railroads, chauffeur liability, and celebrated generals to submarine accidents and Pennsylvania politics. It weighs in on responsibility, punishment, and fiscal restraint, urging prudent reforms and stable pension funding.
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Stuart
Pennsylvania
Summer Plans of Washington Social Figures Revealed
The Tribune reports on the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Cortelyou sending their children to Bay Crest Huntington Bay Long Island for the summer with their aunt Miss Grace Hinds. Secretary Cortelyou will vacation there, while Mrs Cortelyou may join later.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Meyer
Julia Meyer
Alice Meyer
George von I. Meyer, Jr
Hamilton
Mass
New England
Diplomatic moves and summer sojourns abroad
The Costa Rican minister and Sefiora Calvo attend West Point graduation where their son Arthur Calvo earns a diploma. China’s minister Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng resigns to join Peking post and sails July 3 with his children. Peru’s minister closes legation and relocates to Over ledge Manchester by the Sea for summer. Ecua dor minister’s wife and family leave for Spring Lake New Jersey for the season.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Costa Rica
Sefiora Calvo
West Point
Arthur Calvo
Chentung Liang-Cheng
China
Peking
Boston
New England
Peru
Mme. de Pardo
Manuel de Freyre Y Santander
Overledge
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Sefiora de Carbo
Ecuador
Spring Lake
N. J
Washington Society Notes on June Departures and Engagements
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver and Miss Marion Oliver, wife and daughter of the Assistant Secretary of War, sail from Washington for England with plans to visit Wiesbaden and Surrey before returning in October. Elsie Cobb announces her engagement to Nathaniel Theodore Wilson, linking to the families Bliss, Cobb, and Huff, with several Washington connections mentioned.
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Newton E. Mason
Dorothy
Admiral Mason
Washington
Detenet
Lona
Tribune Bureau
Robert Shaw Oliver
Marion Oliver
New York
England
Oliver
Wiesbaden
Josephine Durand
Edmund N. Cobb
Elsie Cobb
Nathaniel Theodore Wilson
Nathaniel Wilson
Miss Cobb
Cornelius Bliss, Jr
Murray Cobb
Carolyn Huff
Evelyn Sloane
John Sloane
William E
Griswold
Lenox
President rests at Oyster Bay with brisk White House work
Secretary Loeb and staff resumed office routines at Sagamore Hill. President Wilson directed a new policy allowing certain government science staff to accept state employment where allowed. Navy to sell the old steamer Marton below appraised value amid bidder hesitance. Mrs Lucy Lee, the blue-clad visitor, sought access but left after inquiries. Archie and Quentin Wilson joined locals on bicycles visiting shops.
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The
Tribune
Oyster Bay
Moore
Loeb
White House
Washington
Franklin Hall
Western Union
Capital
Secret Service
Sagamore Hill
Navy Department
Marton
Mare Island
California
Lucy Lee
Lee
Archie
Quentin
Talk of the Day Highlights Art, Politics and Humor
A collage of brief items notes Wilhelmie the Seebach matriarch marking her seventy fifth birthday in Berlin linked to her art career and sister Marie See bach. a Chicago Record Herald quip on Miss Witherspoon. a Connecticut Assembly suffrage anecdote showing a member voting as his wife directs. a Washington Star witticism about the beef and tea trusts. a Dundee Advertiser note on a powder ignite bullet and aiming correction. a Milwaukee Sentinel joke about matching complexions. a Lincolnshire bell fund update. a Cleveland Plain Dealer May June weather quip. a Breslau correspondent on modern street name honors for Hauptmann and Ibsen. a Vienna Raimund street description. a street tramp joke from The Catholic Standard and Times.
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Republic
Mariuses
Sullas
Cresars
Pompeys
Rome
Wilhelmie
Seebach
Friederichroda
Fried-Blumer
Marie Seebach
Berlin
Laurele
Meiningen
Emil Devrient
Sonnenthal
Königsberg
Marie
Connecticut Assembly
Speaker
Breslau
Rummelsburg
Gerhart Hauptmann
Ibsen
Vienna
Raimund
Globe Purchase Keeps Old Traditions Intact
London June 13 The Globe the oldest evening paper in England has been bought by Hilderbrand Harmsworth brother of Lord Northcliffe The paper says no break in traditions and no change in policy will occur to accompany the ownership change
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London
the Globe
England
Hilderbrand Harmsworth
Lord Northcliffe
Hughes Veto Sparks Press Praise Across Papers
Across The New York World Times Mail Press and Globe comment on Governor Hughes latest veto. They laud a practical square deal balancing railroad interests with public justice, praising his Courage and fairness. The consensus urges national heed and recognition of principled governance.
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The
New York World
Hughes
New York Times
Blairsden hosts Coaching Club long distance drive
New York society notes a postponed Coaching Club drive to September at Blairsden six miles beyond Bernardsville New Jersey due to many members abroad. Several society members plan European travels and summers, with arrivals and departures including Van Alen Sloane Griswold and Cromwell aboard yachts and trains.
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Blairsden
C. Ledyard Blain
Bernardsville
N. J
Coaching Club
Tember
Coubs
Europe
Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry
Ware Lake
New York
Shebburne Farms
W. Seward Webb
Vermont
Metcalf Party Returns From James River Voyage
Secretary Metcalf returns to Washington on the gunboat Dolphin at 11 o'clock with his original party except Postmaster General Meyer and Mrs Meyer who went by train from Westover Va. The voyage included a trip up the James River to Jamestown Island amid fog and rain with delays from late trains and weather.
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Washington
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
James River
Metcalf
Dolphin
Meyer
Westover
Navy Yard
George W. Vanderbilt
Asheville
Jamestown Island
Potomac
Navy Department
Queen Alexandra Purchases Pineapple Cheese at Bazaar
London June 13 Queen Alexandra showed special interest in the American stall at the Queen s Fete Bazaar held at the Mansion House for crippled London children. She bought pineapple cheese after inquiring what it was and carried it away herself, with attendants handling other novelties.
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London
Mansion House
Queen Alexandra
Ronalds
Whitelaw Reid
Miss Reid
Secretary Taft Addresses Minnesota Graduate Interest
Secretary of War Willam H Taft spoke at the University of Minnesota commencement in Minneapolis. The address centered on the college graduate as a political asset, urging civic duty and outlining obligations of citizens.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Willam H. Taft
University of Minnesota
Northrop
Yale
Taft
Tat
St. Paul
Mi DP
A Washburn
Bever
Beveridge
Mr Chamberlain Returns to Birmingham in Improving Health
Mr and Mrs Jowegd Chamberlain arrived in Birmingham from the Continent today. His health is improving though he remains comparatively helpless, a great shock to friends who gathered at the railroad station. Hats were raised as his carriage departed.
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Birmingham
Eng
Jowegd Chamberlain
Marble shaft found at Charter Oak site in New Haven
In New Haven on June 13 a marble shaft was uncovered in a plot of Charter Oak near Fairfield the site of the original Charter Oak. The stone marks a cemetery for Andrew Ward one of the commissioners chosen by the Massachusetts Bay General Court led by John Winthrop Jr governor in 1651.
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New Haven
Conn
Hartford
Society of the Colosial Wars of
Connecticut
Charter Oak
Charter Oak Fairfield
Andrew Ward
General Court of
Massachusetts Bay
John Winthrop
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George
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Beef Trust
Washington Star
Dundee Advertiser
Mabel
Saan
Milwaukee Sentinel
Mablethorpe
Lincolnshire
Cecu
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Catholic Standard and Times
London Globe
Evening Mail
Hragnen
New York Globe
NEW York Society
Robert Winthrop
Cuyler
Adriatic
Ira Barrows
Henry A
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Amsterdam
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Norway
W. Nelson Cromwell
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Richard H. Ewart
George R. Schieffelin
Southampton
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