Amusements schedule listings for various venues
The page lists multiple venues with show names and times including Academy of Music Hamiet Aerial Garpen s 8 20 The Honeymooners Alhambra 24 Vaudeville Felapco k 15 The Rose of the Rancho Broadway S 10 The Parisian Model Canarsit Golden City Casino 15 Fascinating Flora Confy Island Lane Park Dreamland Bostork s Eden Musee World in Wax Fort George Parasise Park Garrick 8 50 Car in the Rain Grand Opera House S Favret 4ammerstein Roof 2 1 The Orettd BudEon 4 1 Isrewster s Millions Jardin de Paris & 20 Vaudertile Knickerbocker S Mi The Red Mill Jceum 8 20 The Boys of Company B Lyric S 1h The Road to Yesterday Madison Square Garden roller skating Three sessions Bavoy 1% The Man of the Hour St Nicholas Garden S Kaltenborn Concert West End S Cavalleria Rusticana and Tinafore
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Academy OF Music
Hamiet
Alhambra
Fpelagco
Broadway
Canarsit
Golden City
Lane Park
Dreamland
Bostork
Grand Opera House
Company Blyric
Madison Square Garden
BAVOY
Nicholas Garden
Dissolution of the Douma Provokes Mixed Reactions Abroad
The Russian news of the Douma’s dissolution prompted calm in major cities while alarms were raised by the imperial manifesto. Peace delegates at The Hague deplored the move, and Paris reports tie the Franco Japanese pact to Japanese loans for Indo Chinese safety. Domestic items note labor strife in Antwerp and political near-deadlock in Albany, with campus commencements and a McKinley monument dedication planned.
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Paris
Hocii
Tokio
Viscount Aoki
Baron Kaneko
Ecuador
Archer Harman
Guayquil
Albany
Institutions of Learning
New England
Boston
Boston Globe
Eddy
Boise
Harry Orchard
Caldwell
Steunenberg
Caleld
President McKinley
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Harvard
Brown
Smith College
Seelye
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
85Th Street
Madison Avenue
Norman E. Mack
Europe
W. J. Bryan
W. R. Hearst
East Side
Pedlers
Small
Telegraphers’ Union
Staten Island
Giinders
Finn
Harlem
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
la Lorraine
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Subway Loop Progress in Manhattan Rail Plan
The project to connect the Williamsburg and Brooklyn bridges via an underground or elevated loop in Manhattan advances slowly. Frustrated by legislative gridlock, Dowling’s commission plan waned as a fresh Albany campaign seems unlikely. Contracts for two loop sections have been signed, another three awarded, with completion targets of twenty one months and city handover within two years.
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Manhattan
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Dowling
Albany
Public Utilities Act
Rapid Transit Commission
Bigosiyn
Brooklyn Elevated Trains Will Need Loop for Better Service
Discussions suggest an underground system on the other side of the East River may never be built. A loop could serve Brooklyn elevated trains, but only if the operating company commits to use it. Until the Manhattan Bridge connects the two routes, the immediate benefit remains uncertain.
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East River
Manhattan
Manhattan Bridge
Brooklyn
Brownsville Raid Evidence Strains Senate Probe
The Senate committee found little new public knowledge about the Brownsville riot. Evidence points to negro soldiers as raiders, yet no individual perpetrators are named. Motives stem from white discrimination and saloon clashes, with witnesses and barracks shots supporting the color of the raiders.
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Brownsville
War Department
Tillman's
Tate
Overlegislation Types and Dangers in Lawmaking
Analyzed are three Formen of overlegislation. Special laws grant exemptions to individuals. Some bills arise from ignorance of existing laws and may be harmless or redundant. The third, experimentation, tests theoretical schemes, carrying practical dangers yet offering real value through challenge to ideas.
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Joline
New Jersey Bar Association
United States
Eliass
Self-government and the push for skilled scientists in politics
The writer argues for temporary assent to overlegislation as a test of political wisdom gained through self-government. Bryce’s claim that Americans best exhibit self-government rests on leniency toward overregulation, but the piece questions whether the public should increasingly reserve experimentation in politics to skilled scientists.
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Bryce
New Jersey Moves to Educate Immigrant Adults
The state enacts free evening schools to teach English and core American civic principles to adult immigrants. The program aims to transform uninformed aliens into informed citizens, with attendance encouraged by tying education to naturalization. Prospects include higher education standards for voters and a raised general intelligence level among naturalized residents.
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New Jersey
Elvic
The Gift of Tongues and Language Reformers
A Texas woman claims the gift of tongues speaking seventeen languages without instruction. The piece satirizes language reform battles, noting backlash for philologists and spelling reform advocates as she allegedly inspires flawless Latin Celtic and Sumerian phrases to a stenographer and phonograph.
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Wurstfresser
Dr. Buehschlucker
Texas
Market dullness masks cautious optimism in week of trading
Last week saw little interest in security trading outside professional players. prices drifted lower to a two year low before a modest rally. Short selling dominated with little support from large holders, yet crop prospects improved and railway earnings remained strong. Gold exports rose slightly as foreign needs persisted, and Treasury announced $20.6 million in government deposits must be returned by July 14, signaling bond redemptions ahead.
Financial outlook and trade trends across the nation
The piece surveys debt repayments to local banks, July interest disbursements totaling 175 million, and anticipated drafts on New York. It notes dollar distributions per capita to curb pessimism, mixed weather and cautious consumer spending, then details May foreign trade records with imports and exports both rising, a cotton market showing strength, and ongoing industrial activity despite high raw material costs. It also covers wheat and corn price movements, export activity, and optimistic production forecasts for fall and winter, alongside notes on various industry sectors and notable public figures.
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New York
United States
Liverpool
Finns
Fall River
Governor Hughes Vetos Railroad Crew Bill Aligned With Fare Bill
The governor vetoed the railroad crew bill, aligning with his veto of the 2-cent fare bill. He says the measure is a bad bill that treats all railroads the same, regardless of conditions. Some routes might need another brake man, while others would be unnecessary.
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Hughes
Iine
Japan’s position pr eifle in Toklo dispatch
A Toklo dispatch notes Japan’s stance is a prelude to further alignment with northern Atlantic interests. The dispatch is seen as favorable amid efforts by many to shape regional perception toward the North Atlantic bloc.
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Toklo
Japan
North Atlantic
Wright brothers intrigue blocked by secrecy in sales talks
Rumor swirls that the Wright brothers of Dayton Ohio have negotiated with Germany for the sale of several flying machines. Regardless of truth, the inventors show business prudence by withholding details while any bargain remains possible, while a spirit matchmaker pursues profit from the situation.
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Wright Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Southampton Gains Steamship Lines and Harland Yard Move
Southampton attracts rail and port growth as a British steamship line moves passenger business from Liverpool and Harland and Wolff plans a repair yard in England. The choice rests on two premier docks at Southampton and Belfast’s limits. Wheat outlook worsens if railroads and employment bureaus don’t cut rates to Kansas harvests for eastern students.
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Southampton
Liverpool
White Star Line
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
English Channel
Kansas
Fifty years of priesthood for Rev Henry Chapuis celebrated
The fiftieth anniversary of the priesthood of Rev Henry Oscar Marie Chapuis of St Charles College near Ellicott City Md will be celebrated next Thursday at the college. Chapuis born December 18 1830 in Annonay France. Also notes Sir William Ramsays radium investigations and warnings from spiritualists, and obituary of Dr Marvin Chapin who died in Chicago aged eighty six after years of illness and recovery.
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Henry Oscar Marie Chapuis
St. Charles's College
Ellicott City
Father Chapuis
Annonay
France
William Ramsay
Marvin Chapin
Chicago
Twe
Ohio
New York Milk Shortage Echoes in Vienna Markets
The article notes Vienna faces a partial milk famine due to a protracted winter and scarce green fodder. Dairy shops limit sales to existing customers and close early. Vienna consumes over eight hundred thousand litres daily, with whipped cream used in desserts and coffee drinks.
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New York
Vienna
Fis
Houses Without Owners in Philadelphia Record
City surveyors report many city lots with unknown owners still taxed but unpaid for years. The solicitor started actions to recover arrears, some exceeding property value. A large 625 by 65 foot lot at Ontario and Casper streets, 23d Ward, assessed at $2,600, will be sold by Sheriff Brown on July 1.
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Philadellhia
Bureau of Surveys
Ontario and
Casper Streets
Brown
Yale Tuition in Civil War Era Reveals Fixed Rates
From The Yale Alumni Weekly tracing tuition and living costs during the Civil War. Tuition held at five dollars per year in 1860 with forty week terms, then rose to forty five dollars, and later to one hundred two dollars by 1869 as War prices affected expenses.
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Yale
Wealthy M P Robert William Perks From Tit Bits
Robert William Perks M P travels to the United States to discuss a world wide Methodist brotherhood with American ministers. He is a solicitor railway director and expert engineer, son of a Wesleyan minister and a first class lay preacher. He spent twenty five years as a solicitor with Sir Henry Fowler and engaged in major industrial ventures. He is known for championing Methodism and funds for foreignists. He is considered among the wealthiest members of the House of Commons.
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Robert William Perks
M. P
United States
Partnershi
Henry Fowler
House
Ommons
London Horse Show Brings High Stakes to Olympia
London hosts a premier horse show amid revived breeding interest and motor age allure. American and Continental entries push British stock in a diverse display of hunters harness hackneys and four in hands, with eight thousand reserved seats and strong social backing.
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Olympia
America
Canada
France
Belgium
Holland
Russia
Spain
Continent
Pabst
Milwaukee
Armour Percheron Grays
Chicago
Baron van Voorst
A. B. Mackay
Alfred Vanderbilt
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Prince Orloff
Duke of Andria
M. Thome
Kingdom
Harrison
Dublin
Mr. Winans
Coker
Rosador
Lord Lonsdale
Edward Stern
Guinness
Dutchess of
Newcastle
C. J. Wertheimer
James Dala
John Barker
Devonshire
Northampton
Gloucester
Yorkshire
Epsom
Ascot
Ln.pf
The Tower at Venice Campanile Rebuilding Progress
Venice June 16. Rebuilding of the campanile resumed May 2 after a year's pause and is advancing rapidly eight feet above the Plaza. Architects and workers debate stone size mortar quality and step heights while preserving historical details. The tower rests on old foundations strengthened with thousands of new piles and will weigh about 20 0 tons. expenses total $25 000. The project aims to recreate the old bell tower including the summit angel and the Marongona bell from Crete.
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Venice
Crete
Bryce on Oklahoma Constitution Visit to Fort Sill
Ambassador Bryce visited Lawton and Sapulpa on Sunday and received a copy of the proposed Oklahoma constitution. He met Chief Geronimo and Chief Quanah Parker and described the draft as a very good elementary law though not an official copy. He said a constitution cannot be too much like legislation.
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Lawton
Okla
Bryce
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sill
Geronimo
Quanah Parker
Sapulpa
M& Bryce
Oklahoma
Boston's Real Grievance in Rail Industry Shrinking Lines
From The Springfield Republican thirty years ago Boston owned fourteen railroads in varying local control. Now only two remain two minor operators: a nine mile narrow gauge line and a larger carrier being absorbed by the New Haven. Remarks at Monday's legislative hearing frame this as Boston's core grievance over the Boston and Maine.
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Springfield Republican
Boston
New Haven
Boston & Maine
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