Amusements at City Theaters and Parks Listing
A condensed schedule lists showings at multiple venues including Academy of Music, Alhambra, Belasco, Casino, Coney Island, Eden Musee, Mammerstein’s Victoria, Lyceum, Lyric, New York venues, and West End. Notable acts include The Merchant of Venice, The Girl of the Golden West, Robin Hood, The Lion at the Mouse, and Vaudeville performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Victoria
Lyceum
New York
Horcr
New York Roof Garden
West End
Rip van Winkle
Senate to vote on Panama Canal bill next Thursday
The Senate reached an agreement to vote on the Panama Canal bill next Thursday with Mr Dryden supporting a lock canal. In Kansas, Benton succeeds Burton as senator. The House conference report on the Statehood bill passed, and Speaker Cannon rebutted insinuations of improper influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Dryden
Benton
Burton
Kansas
House
Conference
Cannon
Bialystok
Russia
Mary Hamilton
Great Britain
Marquis of Graham
Mner Haverford
Liverpool
Willam J. Bryan
St. Petersburg
Edward C. Bolton
17Th Infantry
Longworth
House of Commons
House of Lords
London
Roosevelt
House Committee On Agriculture
Georgetown University
E. J. Berwind
Berwind-White Cos
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
R. H. J. Geddert
Providence
R. 1
Democratic Independent Party
United States
Fisk & Robinson
Albany
New York
School of Fine Arts
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
New Rochelle
District Attorney's
Westchester County
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Union Terminal Company
City
East
North Rivers
Union Square
Grover Cleveland Poole
Gertrude O'Hara
Miss O'Hara
Reminder notices for Tur Tarwane mail subscription
Readers planning to leave the city are reminded that Tur Tarwane will be sent by mail to any address in the country or abroad, with changes possible through the regular dealer or at the T.2 Trwuxe Office. See opposite page for subscription rates.
United States Leads War on Yellow Fever at Isthmus
Preliminary plans aim to stop yellow fever spread between Leusdor port area and Panama canal adjacent territory. The United States pushes a regional quarantine and seeks international accord with Ecuador and other nations, led by Governor Magoon and Colonel Gorgas who implement isthmus sanitation echoing Cuban policy and Ma vana results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leusdor
Guayaquil
Panama Canal
United States
South America
Colon
Panama
Ecuador
American Tropics
Pansuas
Eayagull
Rio Janeiro
Lie
United Sistes
Quito
Magoon
Cans
Gorgas
Cuba
Roosevelt Aims to Solve Disease and Build a Panama Canal
The article argues Roosevelt will push a global health program led by Colonel Gorgas and exploit local engineering, administration, and diplomacy to complete the Atlantic Pacific waterway. It stresses the duty to workers and nations relying on the canal and predicts success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgas
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Roosevelt
Statehood compromise paves way for Oklahoma union with Indian Territory
The two houses back a joint statehood plan allowing Oklahoma and the Indian Territory to form a state once a government and constitution are adopted. New Mexico and Arizona will vote next November on union, with results guiding future status. The Tribune supports the compromise as orderly and expedient for admitting new states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Tribune
Senate
House
Desert
Jericho
Union
Plea Over Woodworking Smoke Fails in Court
A factory owner argues wood smoke from planing mills is harmless and fragrant but the court rejects the claim. The judge upholds a guilty verdict and penalties, noting vast public interest and the right to enforce nuisance laws. The case may be appealed to higher courts.
The Opportunism of Peace and Continental Diplomacy
Count Goluchowski delivers a hopeful address on the Triple Alliance and Europe’s balance after Algeciras and the German Emperor’s Vienna visit. The piece notes postwar reconciliation between Austria-Hungary and Italy, questioning enduring frictions and the lasting effect of past rivalries on current peace prospects.
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Count Goluchowski
Europe
Algeciras
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Italia
New European Alliances Promote Peaceful, Practical Harmony
The article argues that Austria Hungary Germany and Italy form a peaceful pledge for the continent, with Russia in informal understanding with at least two of the Dreibund powers. It notes a sublimated opportunism where nations seek friendship to serve present needs, creating an ironie spirit that may foster future peace and mutual gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Italy
Russia
Belgian Critics Question Congo Domain and Rule
Belgian House debates Congo policy with opposition leader Vandervelde charging royal domain abuses. He cites the crown domain ten times Belgium, vast rubber forests, six richest mines, and holdings in Brussels and on the Riviera. He questions title, entry access, and $14 million paid to the King since 1908, amid alleged reform claims and past cruelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
House of Representatives
Vandervelde
Labor Party
Africa
Brussels
Ostend
Riviera
Japan and Russia at Sea in Naval Annual Insight
Brassey’s Naval Annual projects Japan ahead as the dominant naval power after the war. Japan gains five first class battleships including captured vessels and gains in cruisers, while Russia’s fleet is almost annihilated. With rebuilding plans, Japan maintains lead into 1915 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brassey
Japan
Orel
Iwami
Peresviet
Pobieda
Suo
Poltaya
Tango
Retvisan
Hizen
Nicholas I
Iki
Apraxine
Okinoshima
Seniavine
Mishima
Yashima
Hatsuse
Mikasa
Yoshino
Miyako
Bayan
Aso
Pallada
Tsugaru
Varing
Atoning
Itrussian Navy
Black Sea
Russia
Chicago beef raises questions over London child deaths
A fragmentary report hints at ongoing controversy surrounding Chicago beef and alleged links to the deaths of London children. The remark notes uncertainty about responsibility and mentions Mr. as a potential figure in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London
City notes on infant mortality and civil service exams
John Burns cites statistics suggesting higher London infant mortality but rules out Chicago packers as liable. Factors like overcrowding overwork and poor diet are blamed. Humane comments on weather and public figures follow, including appeals for proper exams and police canteen policies. The piece ends with tributes to civic harmony.
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John Burns
London
Chicago
Talk of the Day and Wit From Life Puck Abridged
A compendium of excerpts notes a Japanese editor praising Christianity’s moral impact in a colony of forty million. It includes an English reporter's tale with Michaele Davitt, a poem on love as transit, a Life magazine quip about Frank Roe Batchelder, and a feline jest from Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Frank Roe Batchelder
Courteous to the Last on a Rough Sea
A London Sphere excerpt recalls a ship crossing where sad passengers ride a tumultuous voyage. One lively traveler refuses despair, performing a jig as a dying friend asks him to do a favor to ease the shaking ship. The scene blends humor and sorrow amid the sea’s danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Sphere
George
Reform in a Sling from The Kansas City Journal
A Western Kansas editor, motto We tell the truth, faced opposition when truth was challenged. After the altercation, the motto disappeared and the paper’s stance was questioned as a consequence of the clash with several gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Kansas
Pratoon
J. L. Bristow
Wean
Praying Thief Pigs Tale From North Carolina
The Buffalo Commercial recounts a story via Rev. R. W. Alexander about an old colored man Eph who stole a pig and prays nightly to confess to the Lord. His wife discovers the ongoing supplication at daybreak as he tries to describe his sin with dialect and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Alexander
North Carolina
Eph
Errand of Mercy Addresses Smoking Evils
A London Tribune report notes a scene in which a preacher vows to throw away ten cigars after Brighton’s anti smoking emphasis. A Baptist minister announces his intention to accompany the reverend and join the act of rescue from tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Tribune
Brighton
Roosevelt Addresses Georgetown Graduates and White House Visit
President Roosevelt spoke at Georgetown University granting prizes and diplomas then returned to the White House. A New York Immigration League delegation and several notable senators and officials called, with social events including multiple weddings and engagements reported, plus a Washington birth announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Georgetown University
White House
New Immigration Protective League of New York
L. Viereck
Carl Hauser
Henry Urban
Dr. Dempsky
Beveridge
Allee
Fulton
Fairbanks
James B. Reynolds
Chicago
Belgian Minister Heads for Beverly Farms Summer Plans
The Belgian Minister leaves Washington for Philadelphia to meet his three daughters and travel with them to Beverly Farms Massachusetts to join Baroness Moncheur and their infant. The baroness has been at the American Ambassador to Russia’s summer estate. Mrs. F B C Ryan and two sons depart for Beverly Cove to lease a cottage for the summer. The Nicaragua minister Sefior Corea leaves Washington for New York and then England to reach Rio Janeiro for the Pan American Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Philadelphia
Baroness Moncheur
Beverly Farms
Mass
Russia
Meyer
Beverly Cove
Ryan
Columbia Road
Nicaragua
Sefior Corea
New York
England
Southampton
Rio Janeiro
Society Notes From Washington Signal Summer Travel and Weddings
Chief Justice Fuller travels to Chicago then to his Sorrento Maine summer home. Mrs Parker and Miss Alice Parker head to Hutton Park New Jersey for the Trinity Church Newark wedding. Mrs Helen Scoville returns to New York. Miss Cannon stays in Washington for Congress then to Danville Illinois. Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver and Miss Marion Oliver join Miss Oliver at Murray Bay Canada next week.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Justice Fuller
Fannie Fuller
Chicago
Sorrento
Parker
Richard Wayne Parker
Alice Parker
Hutton Park
New Jersey
Eleanor Forrest Parker
Guy Cushman
Trinity Church
Newark
Helen Scoville
New York
Miss Cannon
Cannon
Danville
Robert Shaw Oliver
Marion Oliver
Oliver
Murray Bay
Canada
New York Society Holds Quiet City and Country Weddings
Grace Farwell Winston daughter of the late Charles B. Farwell marries Robert Greaves McGann at Calvary Church New York. The couple plan a European honeymoon after sailing today. At View the Iselin family wedding unites Miss Fannie Iselin and Philip Livermore with a large guest list and plans to travel to Newport before Europe.
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Grace Farwell Winston
Charles B. Farwell
Chicago
United States
Illinois
Robert Greaves McGann
Calvary Church
Fourth Avenue
71St Street
Reginald de Koven
Morrell Dunn
McGann
John M. McGann
Erie
Penn
All View
Grace Church
Charles PF. Canedy
New Rochelle
Adrian Iselin
New York
Newport
Europe
Delancey Kane
Willam E. Iselin
Columbus O'Donnell Iselin
Lewis Iselin
Arthur Iselin
John H. Iselin
Georgiana Iselin
William E. Goddard
Providence
William Jay
John Jacob Astor
Reginald Co. Vanderbilt
E. B. Morgan
Mr. Livermore
Countess de Lubersac
Edgar M. Phelps
Richard S. Emmet
James IL
Waterbury and
Newberry Thorne
Longworths Busy Day in London Attending Official Ceremonies
Mr and Mrs Longworth dine with J Ridgley Carter to celebrate Miss Courter while in London. They attend Yeomen of the Guard inspection at St James's Palace with Secretary Carter. They lunch with Speaker James Lowther and attend sessions in the House of Commons and Lords amid political discussions.
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London
House of Lords
John Henniker Heaton
House of Commons
Chicago
Papal Visit Rumor Flows From Castel Gandolfo Villa
Rumor grows that the Pope plans to depart the Vatican for Castel Gandolfo on Alban Lake twelve miles from Rome. The talk coincides with the Pontiff’s illness and notes Castel Gandolfo enjoys extraterritorial rights like the Vatican.
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Rome
Vatican
Castel Gandolfo
Alban Lake
Kaiser to Unveil Portrait at Brooklyn Institute
The Kaiser will unveil his large portrait at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the Central Museum on the Eastern Parkway. Dr. T. T. Hyatt of the institute’s philatelic department had asked the Kaiser for a German stamp collection, and the Emperor ordered both the collection and the portrait sent. Some institute supporters sent a painting of President Roosevelt to the Kaiser.
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Kaiser William
Brooklyn Institute
Central Museum
Eastern Parkway
T. T. Hyatt
Philatelic Department
Institute
Roosevelt
Cardinal Satolli Hosts Dinner for Archbishop Farley in Rome
In Rome on June 14 Cardinal Satolli gave a dinner honoring Archbishop Farley of New York who had aided in Corpus Christi Day ceremonies at St John Lateran Church.
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Rome
Cardinal Satolli
Archbishop Farley
New York
Church of St. John Lateran
King and Queen Visit Toftemoen Event in Trondhjem Drive
Christiania dispatch reports King Heakon VII Queen Maud and Crown Prince Olaf left Christiania yesterday for Trondhjem. They are to attend Toftemoen festival tonight opening the night with ceremonies and a return planned for late afternoon.
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Christiania
Heakon VII
Maud
Olaf
Trondhjem
Toftemoen
Berkshire Season Visitors His Summer Notes and Arrivals
Ex Attorney General John W. Griggs and Mrs Griggs visit Lenox for the season. Notables include Dr L B Bangs signing a 45000 dollar Stockbridge house contract, families Mrs Hagar and Miss Barnes at resorts, and arrivals of Bristed, Field, Sloane and others for summer in the Berkshires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lenox
Mass
John W. Griggs
Griggs
Paterson
N. J
Aspinwall
L. B. Bangs
New York
Stockbridge
Theodore W. Luling
Robert Hagar
Maplewood
Pittsfield
H. R. Stockton
Berkshires
John 5. Barnes
Miss Barnes
Cold Brook
Valleyhead
Aleid Schenck
Jor
Boston
F. G. Gunther
Red Lion Inn
Elsie Troubridge
New Haven
Virginia Field
J. Seymour
Ferdinand Hoffman
Florence van Cott
New
Lady Mary Hamilton Weds Marquis of Graham in London
Lady Mary Hamilton heiress to vast Hamilton Brandon wealth married the Marquis of Graham at St George's Hanover Square with King Edward attending. A Devonshire House reception displayed priceless stones. The by election in Suffolk saw her husband’s Liberal rival win by 197 votes.
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London
Mary Hamilton
Duke of Hamilton Brandon
Great Britain
St George’s
Hanover Square
Marquis of Graham
Duke of Montrose
Edward
Devonshire House
Sye
Suffolk
F. S. Stevenson
House of Commons
H. Pearson
Pearson
Eye
Lady Mary Hamilton
Rss
Easton Park
Wickham Market Castle
Isle of
Arrar
Black Watch
Army Service Corps
South Africa
Aus ® Chamberlain
CURATE TO BECOME RECTOR AT POTSDAM CHAPEL
The Rev. Richard M. Sherman, senior curate at St. Agnes's Chapel, Trinity PA, has accepted a call to become rector of the old Trinity parish at Potsdam, New York. He will assume his new duties on July. The Sherman staff move follows prior arrangements with Bishop Olmsteng of New York.
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Richard M. Sherman
St. Agnes’s Chapel
Trinity PA
Old Trinity
Potsdam
N. Y
Sherman
Olmsteng
New York
V B
Transatlantic Travellers Headed for Liverpool on Celtic
Passengers listed for today’s sailing to Liverpool on the Celtic include Fr C Armstrong and Mrs Armstrong Mr and Mrs James Bennett Mrs Arthur Coronet and WM Charlesworth Mrs Thomas Sloan Dr and Mrs Louis Staat Lady Frances Turner Lieutenant H E Yate Also noted are yesterday’s arrivals from Naples aboard the Cretic including Dr J E Jones Montgomerie Mrs J Russeba and Mrs P Hart Miss Amelia Richard Har vid Scott and others adhere to incomplete spellings and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Celtic
Fr. C. Armstrong
Armmans Mra
W. H. Beadleston
James Fr. Bennett
Arthur
J. P. Chidwick
Charlesworth
Thomas Ee Sloane
Louis Staat
Frances Turner
H. E. Yate
Naples
J . E. Easaay
Jones
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Gale
Nice Purniti
Pentarene
Ork
New York Daily Tribune
Earth
Jerome
Metz
Municipal Civil Service Commissioners
Bingham
McClellan
Schenectady
Michaele Davitt
Sweetheart Square
Nuptial Park
Quarrerville
Alimony Hill
Fickle Street
Dan Cupid
Hymen
Method
Tomaso Grimalkin
Puck
Louise D. Aldrich
William Meissner
Allamgels’ Church
Satteriee
Washingtons
J. Nevett Steele
Dette
de Lancey Townsend
Dele
Misa Maude H. Allrich
Robert Barnard
Frank L. Steven
Spencer W. Aldrien
Wilmerding Biddle
Whitney Dat
Walter
Jessie S. Olmsted
Fidel Brooks
Dey E. Drummond
Lexington Avenue
25Th Street
Frederick Brooks
Filies-Of-The-Valley
Mary H. Brooks
Kate de Peres Prentice
Eunice Burrell
Waliams
Elizabeth Rouse
Louise G. Thacher
Florence Wright
Howard Drummont
James M. Martin
Arnold Watson
Robert Loomis
Francis H. Olmsted
Morris Ely
Arthur Scott Burden
Anne M. Archbold
John D. Archbold
Cty
Tarrytown
Armar Saunderson
James Edward Saunderson
North Armagh
Justice
P. Henry Dugre
Hotel Savoy
Antonia Dugre
Frederick H. Cossit
Putnam A. Bates
Misa Emaine G. Vernam
Morristown
University Club
T. Towar Hates
Wolcott P. Robbins
Albert W. Putnam
Anton H. Sechefer
Reginald W. Pressbrrch
Wiliam B. Boulton, Jr
Leonard S. Horner
John Granville Bates
A. Harold Vernam
Benjamin S. Guinness
Washington Square
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
Longworths
Parliament
Lowther
Kaiser
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