Amusements District Theatre Listings
The listing enumerates multiple cinema and theatre venues with showtimes and acts. Venues include American Theatre, Florofora Theatre, Captain Jinks of the Marines, Brixton, Vaudeville at Paradip Gardens, Fifth Avenue, Proctor's, and more. Highlights include continuous vaudeville, concert orchestras, and novelty acts across Manhattan venues.
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Peaceful Walier
Florofora N
Oaneseo
Captain Jinks
Marines
Herald Square
Brixton
Madi Square
Vanderilie
Cherry Blossom Grove
Paradip Gardens
Partor
Strayet
Proctor
Passage of rapid transit bills blocked by Parliament joint committee
Foreign and domestic items report stalled transit measures, Italian minister Prinetti outlines policy, and Lipton eyes a transatlantic race post Cup contests. Insurgents in Luzon surrender. Asevman wrecks near Cape Race. St Petersburg cruiser fire kills twelve. Domestic notes Cuba, Mrs McKinley, Porto Rico station plan, Stern Trust monopoly aims, and a West Baden hotel fire with all guests safe. New York ferries collide near Pier 10. Ingalls lists at Erie Dock injuring one. Weather cooler with possible showers and highs near 82.
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Houses of Parliament
Signor Prinetti
Warner & Quinlan
Syracuse
Feticidad
Thomas Lipton
Hall Caine
England
M. Drumont
Algiers
Paris
Manuel Casablanca
Bogota
Cuba
Ind
New York Harbor
Northfield
Staten Island Line
Jersey Central
Mauch Chunk
East River
Pier 10
Ingalls
Erie Rack
United States
Congress
Subscribing to Tut Trust Offers City Outing Tips
The notice urges readers to subscribe to Tut Trust before summer trips. It promises guidance when moving addresses frequently and implies the service helps avoid feeling lost during departures.
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Tut Trust
Platt Amendment Future Bases in Cuba Urged as Core Policy
The author argues the long US policy toward Cuba culminates in the Platt amendment and a permanent treaty. It favors selecting first class naval stations along the Cuban coast to protect Cuba and US interests, close to population centers and key communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
United Tes
Gulf of Mexico
Cuban
Defend Havana and Santiago Ports to Secure Cuba
The article argues for impregnable defense at Cuba’s main ports Havana Santiago and Matanzas. It warns that undefended harbors invite attack and that fortifying these approaches is prudent given the dangerous odds faced by an island nation. It frames defense as preventing invasion rather than repelling it after entry.
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Cuba
Havana
Santiago
Matanzas
United States
New York
Washington
Sandy Hook
Fort Hamilton
Fortress Monroe
Mr Wellsman Vindicated and Pierce Urged to Apologize
The judge’s acquittal of Charles F. Wilson after subornation of perjury at the Bellevue Hospital nurse trial stands as vindication for Wellman and condemnation of Pierces false charges. The opinion urges Pierce to publicly retract and apologize for his injurious statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Fursman
Charles F. Wilson
Bellevue Hospital
Merce
Pierce
Davis
Francis L. Wellman
Wellman
Wilson
Tribune Promises A Tomorrow’s Literary And Art Treat
The Tribune pledges a diverse Friday issue with entertaining sketches of four yacht skippers including Barr and Rh des and a Princeton commencement feature. Readers will see Moran’s historical paintings German rulers with cameras and broad coverage of daily news plus humor criticism and social notes.
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The
Tribune
the Tribune
Barr
Haff
Rhodes
Sycamore
University of
Princeton
Buffalo
Edward Moran
Tariff Debate Touches on Foreign Trade Principles
In a measured dispute the New York Evening Post challenges the view that tariffs block foreign commerce. It argues protectionism should not override reciprocal trade, citing that Argentina could trade for goods with a 20 to 30 percent tax, similarly to English terms. The piece frames the debate with imports from 1891 to 1900 as context.
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New-York Evening Post
U S Trade with South America and Tariff Parity Debate
The article details reciprocal trade figures with Brazil Argentina Chile Colombia and Venezuela showing U S imports from South America far exceed exports to the region. It argues for similar purchase and sale levels and criticizes tariffs as a barrier to U S exports while noting The Evening Post claim of Argentina producers paying a government tax.
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Brazil
Argentina
Colombia
Venezuela
South American
South America
United States
Evening Post
Virginia delegates confront oath conflict over US and state constitutions
The article condemns Virginia Constitutional Convention delegates for planning a revolt against the US and state constitutions to preserve racial disenfranchisement. It argues all adults should face equal voting standards, white or black, and warns a revolution would make their new government illegitimate.
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Virginia
Alabama
United States
Jones
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Philippines
Farewells to Graduates and Invasive Species Debate
Alumni bid fond farewell to students while a debate grows over German carp English sparrows and gypsy moths imported to the country. The carp are coarse the sparrows threaten native songbirds and the moths cause widespread troubles.
Notable Season Figures in College Baseball and Far-Reaching Irrigation Plans
The article lauds amateur loyalty in college baseball amid rising beef prices and large irrigation schemes. It notes irrigation plans across the southwest and Mexican border to water vast desert lands, enabling green pastures and cattle growth, potentially benefiting the East and West. It also highlights American jockeys and riders excelling in English races, suggesting strong American dominance.
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United States
Rhode Island
Banquet Honors Pan-American Exposition Chief in Buffalo
A University Club banquet in Buffalo honored Mark Bennett chief of the public ity bureau of the Pan American Exposition. Other notes include professors Pagenstecher and Gunnerson changing roles and international career moves among academic and clerical figures.
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University Club
Buffalo
Mark Bennett
Hermann Pagenstecher
Wiesbaden
Philippines
Warren, Til
Chicago Public Schools
Northwestern
Lake Forest
Paris
Heidelberg University
Fragmented Newspaper Snippets on Social Satire and Music
A collage of short items from The Waterbury American and others notes Sabbath questions about YMCA delegates, praise and jokes about Honest Abe, tributes to organizers, a Kansas City band leader with false teeth, a memory lapse over initials CC P A, a wife’s infidelity joke, Carnegie’s quip on organizing business, a ribbing verse on rail travel and cod meals, Dixie’s fading popularity, and a fashion clerk quip about a man’s collar size.
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Kansas
Manifoald
Beloit
Kansas City Journal
Andy’ Manifold
Society Notes From New York And Newport Announce Summer Plans
Weekend parties proliferate at country houses near New York while town society targets the Suburban and Sheepshead Bay races if weather holds. Guests include Mrs Twombly, Mrs Duncan and family rotations. European arrivals and Newport villas feature in several entries. Debuts, golf and polo events, and the Eagle's Nest purchase by General Fitzgerald draw attention as society eyes a lively summer.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Morristown
Hamilton Mek. Twombly
Moran Will Seeks Sale of Painter Works for Estate Benefit
Edward Moran probate filing outlines executors Dr. J. Lee Morrell and Alexander Thain to sell thirteen paintings on historical subjects for not less than $10,000 or, if unattainable, gift them to the New York Library with consent to exhibition. Income from the estate to support widow Annette Moran for life, then to son Edward P Moran. another son John Lee Moran appears as heir but is not named in the will.
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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 memorial for Dr Storrs at Pilgrim Church
A summer installation in Pilgrim Congregational Church Brooklyn will honor Dr Storrs with a $4000 large window. Artists Otto Heinigke and Qwen Bowen of the city were chosen. competitors included La Farse Tiffany and Lamb. The committee chaired by Arthur M Hatch selects The Ascension as the subject with twenty one lifesize figures in fourteenth century mosaic style.
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Dr. Storrs
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Otto Heinigke
Qwen Bowen
la Farse, Tiffany and
Lamb
Arthur M. Hatch
No. Broadway
Protests Over American Locomotives Reported by Swiss Railways
London reports a Geneva correspondent says a principal Swiss railroad manager says American locomotives bought four years ago are failures. They have been tested three times with the same result, prompting possible future orders to Britain over American engines.
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London
Geneva
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Missionary Society outlines needed funds and new appointment
The Rev. Joshua Kimber, associate secretary, presented letters and reports to the board of managers. The treasurer warned that $109,000 more would be needed before the fiscal year ends August 31. The Rev. Walter C. Clapp of Toledo, Ohio, is named missionary to Manila.
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Walter Clayton Clapp
Church Board of Missions
Episcopal Church
Philippine Islands
Nashotah Episcopal Seminary
Nashotah
Whe
St. Clement's Church
Philadelphia
Pacific
Philippines
Joshua Kimber
Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society
Walter C. Clapp
Toledo
Ohio
Manila
Newport Season Notes and Arrivals Announced
Newport updates list seasonal arrivals at cottages and socials. Potter sublets Chanter Cottage to Mrs. Rook, Stillmans unlikely to spend season. new arrivals include Mrs Lippit, Mrs Wales, Mr Goelet, and others. Newport Yacht Racing Association corporators postpone meeting to June 20 and Newport Golf Club opens with luncheons.
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Newport
R. L
James Brown Potter
Chanter
Edward F. Rook
James A. Stillman
Charles Warren Lippit
S. E. Huntington
H. A. C. Taylor
New York
Newport Golf Club
Potter Palmer
Europe
Herbert Cole
S. B. Luce
Washington
Jamestown
Phil
Nigel Hairy
William
Windsor Visit Recalls Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
A New York Chamber of Commerce delegation led by Morris K. Jesup visits Windsor Castle on June 1. They tour Frogmore, the Victoria Queen and Albert sarcophagus, and St George's Chapel, meeting King Edward and Queen Alexandra in a private, symbolic royal reception.
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New-York
Chamber of
Conmercce
Tribune
Fole
Windsor Castle
Edward
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
Murray
Paddington Station
Mr. Murray
Windsor
Levi P. Morton
United States
Cornelius N. Bliss
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 Wnterbury
Levi C. Weir
William H. Parsons
James McCreery
George Gray Ward
James W. Pinchot
Vernon H. Brown
J. Pierpont
Prince Albert
Victoria
Alice
St. George's Chapel
Albert Memorial
Duke of Clarence
of Albany
Lord Pelham Clinton
Lord Farquhar
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Steamboooveass
Busine
le Orees & Corvinges
Newark Daily Tributne
MR. Wellman
John Bull
Gunnerson
Pritchett College
Glasgow
Chicago University
Boothby
Portland
Lone
Mr. Long
Buckfield
Wilil
Robert T. Martin
Missouri Valley College
Marshall, Mo
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Tex
Shands
Waterbury American
Chicago
New-York Weekly
Donald
Trinity Episcopal Church
Boston
Young Men's Christian Association
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Boston Herald
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Uncle Sam
William Butler Duncan, Jr
Rostyn
Mrs. Duncan
Perry Tiffany
Henry Yardly
Richard Gambrill
Leroy King
Evelyn Sloane
Canadian Lakes
Mr. Soeey
John Sloane
Lenox
Primroces
James
Potter
Chanler
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
Coost
Swiss Road
King Edward
Frogmore Mausoleum
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