Amneements at Multiple Theatres Today
Listings detail show times for numerous venues including American Theatre Florodora Captain Jinks at various houses. Programs include vaudeville concerts and stage features such as The Brixton, The Isle of Champagne, and Kaltenborn Orchestral Concerts through the evening.
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Peaceful Walier
Sinc. SK
Florodora Theatre
Aanniex
Captain Jinks
Lorse Marines
Herald Square
Brixton
Shattan Beach
Cherry Blossom Grove
Paradise Gardens
Pastor
Fifth Avenue
Niche
My Lady Help
Novelties
Proctor
Miss Brown
ST. Nicholas Garden
Kaltenborn
Terrace Garden
Foreign and Domestic News Highlights From New York
The joint committee blocks rapid transit bills while Signor Prinetti outlines policy The Leyland Line steamer Asevman and a rescue tug wreck after going ashore. crews saved. A West Baden hotel fire releases all 250 guests. NYC ferry collisions cause panic. one man killed and many hurt. Chinese Exclusion Act repeal talk gains momentum as U.S. debates Cuba policy and naval station moves. Weather outlook and stock trends noted.
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Houses of Parliament
Signor Prinetti
Warner & Quinlan
Syracuse
Feticidad
Thomas Lipton
Hall Caine
England
Porto Rico
Steel Trust
West Baden
Ind
New York Harbor
Northfield
Staten Island Line
Jersey Central
Mauch Chunk
East River
Pier 10
Ingalls
Erie Basin
United States
Congress
Subscriptions Offer for Tut Tripusxt Promises Flexibility
An ad urges readers to subscribe for Tut Tripusxt before leaving the city for summer. It promises frequent address changes and claims subscribers will feel lost without the service.
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Tribune
Benes
Platt amendment mainly shaped Cuba policy for U S cohesion
The article argues the seventh clause of the Platt amendment secures Cuban independence while allowing the United States to establish coal and naval stations. It contends stations must be first class harbors near population centers and key transport routes, enabling defense of Cuba and U S interests.
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United States
Cuba
Cuban
United Nes
Gulf of Mexico
Fortifications for Cuba Defense Center on Havana and Santiago
The article argues that defending Cuba requires strong fortifications at Havana and Santiago and other chief ports. It warns that undefended ports invite aggression and that naval and land defenses should be reinforced to deter invasions and safeguard the island. It contrasts with anxieties about provoking war and urges prudence and foresight in harbor defense.
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Cuba
Havana
Santiago
Matanzas
United States
New York
Washington
Sandy Hook
Fort Hamilton
Fortress Monroe
Wellman's Vindication and Pierce's Fall from Grace
The article lauds Mr Justice Fursman for directing acquittal of Charles F. Wilson in a subornation of perjury case related to Bellevue Hospital nurses. It condemns former Assistant District Attorney Pierce for false public charges and urges a public retraction and apology. It notes Charles F. Wilson's vindication and praises Francis L. Wellman for his defense.
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Justice Fursman
Charles F. Wilson
Bellevue Hospital
Pierce
Nurse Davis
Francis L. Wellman
Davis
Wellman
Wilson
A Treat for To-Morrow in The Tribune
The Tribune promises a literary and artistic package for tomorrow including sketches of the America's Cup contenders Barr Haff Rhodes and Sycamore a commencement scene at Princeton and crowds at Buffalo exhibition plus features on Edward Moran German Emperor and Empress and a guide to summer clothes along with familiar departments and worldwide news presented with thoroughness.
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the Tribune
Barr
Haff
Rhodes
Sycamore
The
Tribune
University of
Princeton
Buffalo
Edward Moran
Tariff debate defends trade reciprocity against barrier view
The text discusses The New-York Evening Post’s dissent on protectionism arguing that tariffs should not block foreign trade. It defends reciprocal exchange with Argentina and notes a century-spanning view that A sells to B implies B should sell to A, citing imports from 1891-1900 as context.
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New-York Evening Post
South America Trade Gaps Highlight Tariff Debate
Data shows the United States buys 1.07 billion dollars of goods from South America while selling only 344 million. The speaker argues tariffs should not block American exports and notes a claim that Argentine producers pay a 20 to 30 percent tax to the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Argentina
Colombia
Venezuela
South American
South America
United States
Evening Post
Virginia Delegates Clash With Constitution Over Negro Suffrage
The Virginia Constitutional Convention delegates resist swearing to the U S or state constitution, admitting they aim to violate the constitution to disfranchise Black voters. They argue a revolt against lawful authority while clinging to a pledge of loyalty, with critics labeling them a revolutionary body seeking unequal laws. The piece argues equality and a universal standard for suffrage as the only honest path.
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Virginia
Alabama
United States
Jones
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Philippines
Farewell to Graduates and Pest Problems Across the Hemisphere
Alumni bid fond farewells to students returning from years of study under good influences and safe shelter. The piece notes regret over importing German carp, English sparrows, and gypsy moths, calling carp coarse and sparrows harmful to native songbirds, with moths bringing their own troubles.
Ambition and Auspices Mark Early 20th Century News
The text notes strong amateur loyalty in college baseball and warns against professional taint. It surveys vast irrigation plans in the southwest and across the U S border to irrigate desert lands and fatten cattle, suggesting benefits for the East and West amid rising beef prices. American jockeys dominate recent Oaks results with all three placers ridden by Americans in England.
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United States
Rhode Island
England
John Bull
Noted Personalities Attended Buffalo Club Banquet
A Buffalo University Club banquet honored Mark Bennett chief of publicity for the Pan-American Exposition. Items mention resignations and appointments of European ophthalmologist Professor Pagenstecher, Paul W. Linebarger named U S judge for the Philippines, and academic moves at Pritchett College and Southwestern University.
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University Club
Buffalo
Mark Bennett
Paul W. Linebarger
Chicago
United States
Philippines
Warren
Chicago Public Schools
Northwestern
Lake Forest
Paris
Heidelberg University
Gunnerson
Pritchett College
Glasgow
Chicago University
Boothby
Portland
Long
Robert T. Martin
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Tex
Europe
Shands
Wit and whimsy from the daily paper gossip page
A collage of jokes quotes and anecdotes from various sources including the Waterbury American New York Weekly Philadelphia Press Boston Herald and Kansas City Journal. The items humorously tilt at Sabbath law honesty music furniture politics and social foibles with brief vignettes and quips.
Weekend society scenes and Newport developments noted
Society in New York area hosts weekend parties while race day at Sheepshead Bay draws attention. Notables attend dances in Morristown and coastal cottages slated for summer. Diplomatic visitors arrive, debutante plans emerge, and Eagle's Nest purchase sparks talk among high society.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Moran Will Sets Aside Estate To Sell Paintings Or Library
Edward Moran’s 1901 will filed for probate directs executors Dr. J. Lee Morrell and Alexander Thain to sell thirteen finished paintings for at least 10,000 dollars or transfer them to the New York Library if the minimum is not met. Income supports widow Annette Moran for life, remainder to Edward P. Moran, with son John Lee Moran mentioned but not named in the will. The executors may reinvest proceeds.
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Edward Moran
New-York
Moran
J. Lee Morrell
Alexander Thain
Annette Moran
Edward P. Moran
John Lee Moran
No. 38 Park Row
Window of Memory For Dr Storrs At Pilgrim Church
A large memorial window will be installed this summer in Pilgrim Congregational Church Brooklyn at about 4000. Artists Otto sietalane and Owen Bowen were chosen with competitors La Farge Tiffany and Lamb. Arthur M Hatch chaired the window committee and the subject is The Ascension. The mosaic work will feature twenty one life size figures in a fourteenth century style.
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Dr. Storrs
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Otto Sietalane
Owen Bowen
la Farge
Tiffany and
Lamb
Arthur M. Hatch
Broadway
Protest Against American Locomotives Londons Rail Trade
Geneva correspondent reports a Swiss railroad manager says the American locomotives bought four years ago are failures after three trials. He notes future orders will likely go to Great Britain.
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London
Geneva
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Missionary Society Reports and Appointments
The Rev. Joshua Kimber disclosed letters and reports to the society board. The treasurer noted $199,000 rogated plus usual receipts through August 31. The Rev. Walter C. Clapp of Toledo is named missionary to Manila.
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Walter Clayton Clapp
Church Board of Missions
Episcopal Church
Philippine Islands
Nashotah Episcopal Seminary
Nashotah
Wits
St. Clement's Church
Philadelphia
Pacific
Philippines
Joshua Kimber
Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society
Walter C. Clapp
Toledo
Ohio
Manila
Newport Summer Social Notes and Arrivals
Newport reports for June note sub rents at the Chanler cottage to Mrs. Edward F. Rook and arrivals for the season including Mrs. Charles Warren Lippit and Mr. and Mrs. W. Murray of New York. The Newport Yacht Racing Association corporators postponed their meeting to June 20 and the Newport Golf Club opens tomorrow with lunch meetings.
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Newport
R. L
James Brown Potter
Chanler
Edward F. Rook
James A. Stillman
Charles Warren Lippit
S. E. Huntington
Gooseneck
Albert Wadley
New-York
Robert W. Goelet
R. T. Wilson
George W. Wales
Boston
Newport Yacht Racing Association
H. A. C. Taylor
New York
Newport Golf Club
Potter Palmer
Europe
Herbert Cole
S. B. Luce
Washington
Selfridge
Errivea Miral
Rs. T. O
Beaver Tail
William Eames de Wolf
New York Chamber Delegates Visit Windsor Castle
Delegates led by Morris K. Jesup travel by special train to Windsor with Levi P. Morton and J. Pierpont Morgan among twenty-two prominent New York Chamber of Commerce members. They tour Frogmore, St. George's Chapel, and the Albert Memorial, viewing Victoria and Albert's sarcophagus and royal monuments in a tightly staged royal visit.
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Waterbury American
Chicago
New-York Chamber of Commerce
the Tribune
Windsor Castle
Edward
Queen Alexandra
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Morris K. Jesup
Chamber of Commerce of London
Chamber of Commerce of
London
Great Britain
Jesup
Frogmore
Lord Brassey
Mr. Murray
Paddington Station
Windsor
Levi P. Morton
United States
Cornelius N. Buss
Interior of
The
J. Pierpont Morgan
John T. Terry
George Wilson
Isidor Straus
William Butler Duncan
James Speyer
A. Foster Higgins
Eugene Delano
A. Barton Hepburn
John L Waterbury
Levi C. Weir
William H. Parsons
James McCreery
George Gray Ward
James W. Pinchot
Vernon H. Brown
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
George S. Bowdoin
William Bayard Cutting
Castle
Prince Albert
Victoria
Alice
St. George's Chapel
Abbert Memorial
Duke of Clarence
Duke of Albany
Lord Pelham Clinton
Lord Farquhar
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New York Daily Tribune
MR. Wellman
Hermann Pagenstecher
Wiesbaden Ophthalmie Hospital
Jim
Bill
New-York Weekly
Donald
Trinity Episcopal Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Kansas
Manifold
Beloit
Kansas City Journal
Andy
Pepprey
Mr. Pepprey
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Boston Herald
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Sam
Morristown
Hamilton McK. Twombly
William Butler Duncan, Jr
Roslyn
Mrs. Duncan
Perry Tiffany
Henry Yardly
Richard Gambrill
Leroy King
Evelyn Sloane
Canadian Lakes
Lee John Sloane
Knox
Fifi
Rockaway Hunt Club
James W. Gerard
Miss Daly
Marcus Daly
Fifth-ave
Sir Claude MacDonald
Japan
Peking
San Francisco
Lady MacDonald
Sir Claude
Louis Fitzgerald
Eagle's Nest
Hudson River
West Point
Pilgrim Congregational
Swiss Road
King Edward
Frogmore Mausoleum
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