Amusements listings for Island Luna Park and venues
The column lists show 30-Paid in Full and 45-S8:13 The Taming of Helen with a schedule of acts at Luna Park, Dalt's, and multiple venues. It includes nearly a hero feature, intermissions at The World in Wax, The Witching Hour, vaudeville acts, The Merry Widow, The Yankee Prince, and stage times across Amsterdam York Wallaces venues.
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Helen
Luna Park
Bortock’s
Berald Squars
CKER
Amsterdam
York
Wallace
New York Tribune masthead and corporate details
New York Daily Tribune entry notes the paper is published by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 155 Nassau Street New York and lists Opden Mills as president Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer with the officers’ address at the newspaper office.
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Une
Nassau Street
New York
Opden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Pilgrims Dinner Honors Pan-Anglican Delegates in London
Foreign news reports a dinner in London for visiting Pan-Anglican Congress delegates with speeches praising King Edward and Roosevelt. Other items note a Seoul trial of a British citizen accused of sedition, Cuban insurrection rumors unconfirmed, and various international developments.
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Pilbgrims
London
Edward
Roosevelt
Shanghai
Seoul
Cuba
Havana
Magoon
la Vela de Coro
Willemstad
Belgium
America
Great Britain
Congo
Tangier
Mulai Hefig
Friedrichshafen
Vesting the anti gambling laws in court challenges
A legal test of the anti gambling statutes is likely to focus on what acts constitute a crime and what evidence is needed for conviction. Rumors of judges suspending the laws or racetrack gains are dismissed as absurd. The Senate’s seating of Wallace settles his right to vote. constitutional challenges may target severity of penalties, but courts view a jail term as not an unusual punishment.
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Cours
State Senate
Wallace
Senate
Mr. Wallace
Legislature Fixes Penalty for Gambling at Tracks
The constitution leaves penalty to the Legislature which switched gambling punishment from civil forfeiture to jail. Evidence of gambling hinges on odds posting, money passing, and bet records. Courts require these elements. without proper money handling, “credit” betting could arise, but legislation helps curb racetrack gambling by limiting it to men of substantial credit.
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New York
Dull Conventions Reflect Voters Shaping Republican Path
Chicago complaints say national conventions are dull as voters take the nominating lead. The piece contrasts 19th century battlelines and machine control with modern primaries, noting McKinley 1896 as a shift to popular canvassing and reflecting the majority will in 1908.
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Chicago
J. Donald Cameron
Conkling
Cameron
Logan
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Blaine
Mr. Conkling
Major McKinley
Union
Congo and Other Colonies Debate Enduring Congo Question
The Congo annexation treaty may fail yet could yield a final settlement by annexation to Belgium. Britain bears responsibility for publicWarnings, but the question remains legal for powers who helped create the Congo State to intervene. The article argues for a resolution under Belgian sovereignty to stabilize the region.
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Congo
Belgium
Leopold
Great Britain
Congo and Nigeria Trade Compared in Moral Appeal
The piece argues that Britain must demand a thorough probe of Congo administration abuses. It contrasts Congo with Nigeria, noting 1906 exports at 11.66 million vs 14.75 million, and imports at 4.26 million vs 14.24 million, suggesting Congo is underdeveloped and exploited. The public welfare and free commerce justify global interest in Congo affairs.
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Congo
E. D. Morel
England
Morning Post
London
Nigeria
Rapid Transit Delays Mark New Subway Schedule
The subway managers push a new timetable promising fifteen minutes from Battery to Harlem but now enforce a fifteen minute trip from South Ferry to Bowling Green. The Broadway expresses speed through the tunnel in five to seven minutes, surprising riders as rapid transit remains variable and uncertain.
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Subway
Harlem
the Battery
City Hall
Brooklyn
South Ferry
Bowling Green
Flatbush Avenue
Broadway
Wireless messages need national regulation say critics
An editorial on the Colorado incident argues for federal controls on wireless telegraphy. It notes misinterpretation of Captain Underwood’s report and unauthorized public release, urges operators to treat messages as property, and says Congress has long debated the issue with growing support for timely action.
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Colorado
Underwood
Strait of Fuca
Morse
France Rescinds Political Refugee Asylum in Legations
The French government will no longer grant asylum to political refugees in its legations or consulates, ending a practice connected to upheavals in Hayti. The Tribune notes debate over Haitian actions and suggests removal from Hayti or international intervention as proper remedies, praising the shift as a step toward international law and restraint.
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Hapsti
Hayti
United States
Cuba
France
Dahomey
Great Britain
Ashantee
Firmin
Tribune
Hayt
Incompatibility in Haitian and American viewpoints on revolt
The text argues that the southern US and Haiti show different methods of reform, noting Haitians resort to bullets while Americans favor ballots. It asserts the superiority of the American approach and suggests southern adoption could boost sympathy and advance Haiti's interests.
Denver convention hints in an offhand editorial note
The Brooklyn Eagle and New York World are cited in a wary editorial tone. It discusses Governor Hughes potential renomination and election prospects, references the Slocum disaster and lifesaving needs, praises the monitor Florida's performance at Hampton Roads, and hints at betting at racetracks and Alaska coal rumors. It notes Bryan’s delegate strength and hints at Johnson boomers getting busy.
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Mr. Bryan
Denver
John A. Johnson
Jubilee parade in Vienna outshines past celebrations
A Vienna jubilee parade for the silver wedding of the imperial couple eclipses earlier triumphs. The event, with stands and hats drawing high prices, sparks debate on visibility versus display. Other items note Harvard professor Albert Bushnell Hart’s world tour, New York horsecar lines, and a fashion-focused exhibit on Archduchess Maria Henriette’s trousseau.
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Vienna
Hans Makart
Schénbrunn
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Cambridge
Maria Henriette
Trousseau
Benna
Karlsplatz
Maryland and racetrack gambling raises legislative watch
The Baltimore News notes growing talk of bringing the New York Jockey Club to Maryland as gambling persists at racetracks. It warns Marylanders will push the next Legislature to prevent the state from becoming a dumping ground for a game banned elsewhere.
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The
Baltimore News
New York Jockey Club
Maryland
Legisature
White House officials meet on District investigations and social visits
The President met with District Commissioner MacFarland and John Joy Edson to supervise a summer District investigation. Metcalf pledged support before leaving for his vacation. Freight reps from multiple railroads met with the Interstate Commerce Commission, hosted by William H. Wheeler. The President also addressed Holy Cross graduates and greeted forest service maps chief Fred Plummer. A tennis match with Meyer Butt and Lee occurred amid rain.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
MacFarland
John Joy Edson
Metcalf
White House
William H. Wheeler
Commerce and Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. P. Kenny
Great Northern
C. G. Burnham
Burlington
Edward Chambers
Santa Fe
R. H- Counties
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
George W. Luce
Southern Pacific
Holy Cross Catholic College
J. H. Zahm
Notre Dame University
Forester
Gifford Pinchot
Diplomatic Corps Departures For Summer in the U S
The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand depart Washington for Chicago to attend the convention and then sail from New York on June 25 to spend the summer at their Paris home. Professor Ravarol Italian commercial delegate goes to New York and sails for Italy tomorrow. The Norwegian minister and Mme Gude leave for Virginia White Sulphur Springs for the season. Mme Pastor, wife of the Spanish first secretary, will tour the far West including Yellowstone and the Pacific Coast.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Chicago
New York
France
Ravarol
Italy
Norway
Mme. Gude
Virginia White Sulphur Springs
Mme. Pastor
Washington Society: Brown Train Wedding in St Thomas Church
In St Thomas's Church Miss Erroll Cuthbert Brown wed Lieutenant Charles Russell Train U S S R on June 15. Rev E Ernest Smith presided with Mrs Field Gibson as matron of honor and Miss Pansy Bloomer as maid of honor. Best man was Lieutenant Frank D Berrien. ushers included Chauncey Shackford Hugo Osterhaus Robert Berry Thomas C Hart Frank Evans Cuthbert Brown and Everett Tomlinson. A reception followed at the bride's parents home Mr and Mrs George Whitfield Brown with out of town guests from Batavia Philadelphia Boston New York Cuba and Cleveland.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
St. Thomas's Church
Erroll Cuthbert Brown
Charles Russell Train
U. S&s
E. Ernest Smith
Field Gibson
Pansy Bloomer
Train
Frank D. Berrien
Chauncey Shackford
Hugo Osterhaus
Robert Berry
Thomas C. Hart
Frank Evans
Cuthbert Brown
Everett Tomlinson
Cleveland
George Whitfield Brown
Turnbull Cary
Batavia
N. Y
King Wainwright
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Boston
Tomlinson
Peyson
New York
Elie Louis Ponvert
Cuba
James Renwick Sloane
New York Society Spending Summer At Various Homes
New York society couples depart for seasonal retreats with placements from Bar Harbor to Southampton and Morristown. Mr and Mrs William Jay Schieffelin occupy a Bar Harbor cottage while Mr and Mrs Ernesto G Fabbri head there for the summer. Mr and Mrs Henry G Trevor leave for Southampton. Mr and Mrs Richard Lewis Morris sail for Europe to August. Mrs Joseph C Hoagland and Mr and Mrs Edwin Drexel Godfrey will summer at Seabright New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Joseph F Stillman relocate to Milton Point Rye for the season. Mr and Mrs Charles Scribner open Morristown home for summer. Mr and Mrs Ralph Pulitzer occupy their new country house at Manhasset Long Island. Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer and daughters will return from Europe next.
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William Jay Schieffelin
Bar Harbor
Ernesto G. Fabbri
Joseph C. Hoagland
Edwin Drexel Godfrey
Seabright, N. J
Joseph F. Stillman
East 39Th Street
Milton Point
Rye
Charles Scribner
Europe
Morristown
N. J
Ralph Pulitzer
Manhasset Long Island
Packer Institute Graduation At Brooklyn Chapel
About two hundred fifty friends attended the Packer Collegiate Institute commencement at Joralemon street Brooklyn. A class of thirty eight graduated including twelve who studied at other girls colleges this year. diplomas issued per faculty rule. Miss Florence Marguerite Planten gave the valedictory. Best five essays read by Misses Spencer Ford Ingram Higley and Taylor.
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Packer Collegiate Institute
Joralemon Street
Brooklyn
Foster
Florence Marguerite Planten
Spencer, Ford
Ingram
Higley
Taylor
Carnegie Gift to France Accepted at Paris Ceremony
In Paris the diplodocus gifted by Andrew Carnegie to France was received at the Museum of Natural History. President Fallières presided while Premier Clemenceau and Henry White attended. Fallières decorated Dr. Holland with the Legion of Honor and Professor Coggeshall with the Academic Palm.
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Paris
Andrew Carnegie
France
Museum of Natural History
Holland
Carnegie Institute At
Pittsburg
Fallières
Clemenceau
Henry White
Falliéres
Dr. Holland
Coggeshall
Anniversary of the Slocum Disaster Commemorated
More than two thousand mourners gathered at Lutheran Cemetery in Middle Village Long Island to mark the Slocum disaster in which over a thousand died. The crowd opposed pardoning Captain Van Schaick who commanded the craft. Charles Desch president of the General Slocum Survivors Association led the address blaming Van Schaick and noting lack of government redress and that officials involved avoided punishment.
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General Slocum Survivors’ Association
Lutheran Cemetery
Middle Village
Long Island
van Schaick
Charles Desch
Desch
Earthly Paradise in Morocco Detailed by Globe Report
A London Globe consular dispatch extols Morocco as fertile and bountiful. It describes warm winds and sunshine, three crops yearly, 3000 square miles of rich farmland, forests, abundant fish, and vast mountains and rivers. The report portrays Morocco as virgin territory with immense wealth waiting to be developed.
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London Globe
Morocco
Oas Ac
Wedding plans and guests fill Tuxedo Park as show week nears
Telegraph reports a bustling start to the season at Tuxedo Park New York with cottages filled, clubhouses crowded, and numerous arrivals. The Morgan Fussimon wedding at St Marys Church looms, drawing many guests. Notable newcomers include Stuyvesant Pillot and Charles Sampson among others as summer residents arrive.
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Tribune
Tuxedo Park
Morgan-Fussimon
St. Mary’s Church
Stuyvesant Pillot
Preston Villa
Tower
Frederick M. Davies
Denham House
A. J. Outerbridge
B. B. Smith
William B Dinsmore
Henry W. Munron
Condé M. Nast
Tuxedo
Charles E. Sampson
Boston
Tuckerman Villa
Robert Emmett
Tuxedo Club
Charles W. Clinton
Clinton
H. Hyams
H. Day
George G. Thomson
McCook
Martha McCook
Newport Social Notes Describe Rentals and Season Openings
Social notes from Newport report two cottage rentals of Oliver G Jennings estate near Butler Beach to Mr and Mrs Sidney J Love and of Fair Lawn Townsend Burdens estate to Mr and Mrs Henry C Phipps of New York. Golf Club opened for season. Local residents and visitors arrive, depart, or are noted at homes and inns through the day.
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Newport
Oliver G. Jennings
Butler’s Beach
Sidney J. Love
Fair Lawn
Townsend Burdens
Henry C. Phipps
New York
Love
Phipps
Newport Cottage
Newport Golf Club
Lispenard Stewart
Canada
Second Beach
David King
H. Mortimer Brooks
Mise Ida FE. Bliss
Roral Phelps Carrell
Euna Hutton
Shamrock Oit
J. €. Mallory
Kay Street
Harry P. Cross
Providence
George Rose
Westbury
Long Island
George Henry Warren
Charles 5. P. Gilbert
John J. Wysong
Countess von Winsios
Joseph F. Stone
Arnold Hague
Washington
Annie Lyman
Boston
George Gordon King
Europe
Jamestown
Caperton
Miss Caperton
F. H. Rosengarten
Philadelphia
J. S. Lovering Wharton
Austin I. Sands
C. W. Dolan
3. H. Ward
Fresh Air Fund and Various Charity Circles Honor Memory
A 1905 notice lists the Fresh Air Fund and multiple charity circles in Brooklyn and New York, including the Madison Avenue Episcopal Ladies Social Union and the Union through Martian, with proceeds from fairs and gatherings. Names such as Miss Emily R. MacLaury, Mrs. Ludlow Thomas, Ruth Thomas, and Elinor Edgar appear as organizers or treasurers. Total acknowledged contributions reach 888 as of June 15, 1905.
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Friends of the Fir Friendless Society of
Brooklyn
Siri
Elinor Edgar
Agnes G. Allen
Chatham
S. Jwe
South Hastelional Mission
G& Creamer
Bay Ridge
Ruby L. Thomas
Ruth I
Thomas
Elia M. Thomas
B. Littlefield
Anne
Sherry Trey
N.Y
Jacon Ells House
Byron Alger
Nellie B. Wrisht
Alabama school question letter to the editor
Pastor H. Emnids of Mobile writes to The Tribune criticizing coverage of Mobile school funding. He claims legislators blocked a proposed bill to provide educational revenues from other sources and accuses Mobile representatives of obstructing the measure despite supporting liquor interests. Dated June 12, 1906.
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Alabama
The
Tribune
Mobile Herald
Mobile
Alsamt
Newspaper World
Associated Press
H. EH
St. Francis M. & Church
South Mobile
Ala
Yale Fight Against Tipping Sparks Dormitory Reforms
Yale University authorities crack down on tipping in dormitories discharging several porters and hiring women staff for the coming year. If the plan succeeds it may be adopted across all dormitories, a move expected to reduce janitors incomes tied to tipping.
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YALE
New Haven
Yale University
Transatlantic Travellers Sail Today for Europe
Among the passengers who will sail today for Europe are the Kronprinz Wilhelm for Bremen, Black Count and Coumeeme unit, Moltke, Mr and Mrs Otte, S Loeb, Mrs Che, Mr and Mrs Arthur K, Captain Sorick, and others including Mr and Mrs A Ball, Recto uidart de Maesies, Mr and Mrs W Me Aza, C F Winthrem.
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Europe
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bremen
Moltke
Arthur K
Sorick
Aza. C.F
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Yonkers Statesman
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Madison Avenue
William H. Burgess
Edgar
Samuel M. Bryan
Baltimore
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Elsa Burgess
Charles E. Bryan
the Diplomatic Corps
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Henry G. Trevor
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Alexander van Rensselaer
M. van Rensselaer Johnson
Alice van Rensselaer
Packer Institute
MR. Carnegie
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
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