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Waxworks
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Victoria—S
Roof Garden
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Koster & Bial
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New York Theatre
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T. Nicholas Garden
News from Peking and Cuba Dominate Cabinet Reports
The European cabinets lack word from Peking and Tien-Tsin while reports on Admiral Seymour and the murder rumor of the German minister surface. In Cuba General Wood plans a corruption commission as Berlin buys Humboldt letters. In domestic news Roosevelt expected to be nominated. Moscow NY destroyed by fire. Brooklyn police chase bridge rumor. Showers forecast today with highs near 70.
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Peking
Tien-Tsin
Seymour
Shanghai
Cape Town
Delagoa Bay
Lord Roberts
Luzon
Kingston
Jamaica
Panama
General Rodriguez
Havana
Mora
Wood
Cuba
Royal Library of Berlin
Alexander von Humboldt
Coomassie
West Africa
Abbé Mareux
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Philadelphia
McKinley
Washington
China
Manila
Yorktown
Taku
Potter
Harvard
New England
Moscow
N. Y
Reinhardt, Sons & Co
Third-ave
Reinhardt
Clinton H. Smith
Bates
Tist
Brooklyn
Harlem
Louis Kalke
Joseph Kalke
Newark
The Tribune Mail Offer
The Tribune announces daily and Sunday home delivery nationwide for one dollar a month. Subscribers can change addresses anytime. Newsdealers can supply The Tribune through a regular order.
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TriBune
Nation's Power for Peace and Foreign Debt Balance
The article argues that the United States now holds rising foreign indebtedness and global economic leverage. It notes a shift from Washington's entanglement caution to asserting economic power through exports, currency balances, and influence over breadstuffs, metals, coal, and food supply, stressing national creditors as global leverage.
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Washington
May
America
Foreign Office
London
India
Australia
United Tates
United States Stance on Peace and Republic Convention
The piece argues that American control over resources is limited and distant, while the public increasingly understands their role in selecting the president. It lauds the President and State Department for measured diplomacy and asserts the Republican National Convention seeks peace and avoids entangling alliances, appealing to Europe to trust the US to preserve honorable peace.
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United States
State Department
Republican National Convention
Europe
Justice to Porto Rico and federal taxation limits
A judicial opinion by Judge Townsend defends privileging federal power over uniform taxation in Porto Rico. It argues Congress can tax locally for territorial needs and govern distant territories without full incorporation. The piece critiques Calhoun era limits and warns against overreaching or abandoning territories.
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Townsend
Porto Rico
Congress
Island
District of Columbia
Alaska
United States
Cuba
College Men and Socialism Refuted by Experience
A correspondent challenges our view that college men should avoid Socialism. We argue three points: many graduates rise from modest means, colleges train the poor for higher achievement, and professions are not overcrowded. The era of college men in business and industry shows broad opportunity beyond traditional fields.
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Lfe
Brains and Education Oppose Socialism in College Career View
Our correspondent's third error is the idea that educated working men should be Socialists. We argue brains and education distinguish individuals and oppose socialism which abolishes differentiation and competition. The college man should be least inclined to endorse socialism, matching the values associated with educated, honest enterprise. No modification of this stance is found.
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Appeal Urges Donations
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund launches its annual appeal to readers, highlighting 23 years of providing country visits for city children and noting cumulative aid of $437897.68, 176797 children sent, and 279940 children on day excursions, with emphasis that every penny goes to the children and no salaries are taken.
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Tribune Fresh Air Organization
Tribune
The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York
Fresh Air Fund
Henry Strader
Port Jervis
N. Y
Gamins
France's 1900 Exposition Space And Future Plans
The piece reviews Paris 1900 expo site challenges including the Trocadero Palace Vincennes annex and transport limits. It notes space constraints, merging eight buildings on Champs de Mars, and predicts future fairs may converge at a single site with limits likely reached. It discusses France's decisions to preserve famed landmarks and anticipates next decade planning.
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France
Trocadero Palace
Palace of Industry
Seine
Champs de Mars
Place Des Invalides
Park
Vincennes
Boulogne
Paris
Chicago
Paris City Growth and Transport Revolution Ahead
The century will see Paris grow and need space at least as large as today. In ten to twelve years the city will have a vastly expanded transport system. Residents will reach Bois de Boulogne or Vincennes easily, matching the crowds once at Champs de Mars.
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Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Vincennes
Champs de Mars
Fire escapes obstructed in Jackson Street blaze prompt action
Firemen battling a fatal Jackson Street fire faced obstruction of fire escapes used for storage. The piece urges strict enforcement to keep exits clear, noting such abuses raise costs and harm appearance. Authorities should act decisively to prevent misuse and protect life safety.
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Jackson-st
Market Rumors Drive Last Week’s Sharp Financial Shifts
The article analyzes how rumors about China and potential European action influenced markets more than solid data. It notes a mixed domestic tone with rising rail freight totals, high US earnings, and price adjustments across iron, wool, cotton, and hides. It highlights the impact on stocks, speculation, and trade, while detailing price cuts and production changes across several sectors.
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United States
China
New England
New York
Boston
Financial Chronicle
Dun
Steel and Wire Company
Tin Plate Company
Seaboard
Chicago
Economic indicators show gradual price shifts across sectors
Leather prices remain stiff with only modest declines while boot and shoe makers report reductions rarely exceeding three percent. Grain demand steadies despite wheat damage reports in the Dakotas. Cotton demand wanes abroad as British and continental mill stocks rise, with weekly consumption around 155 thousand bales.
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Dakotas
Ellison
Great Britain
Germany Proposes Rigorous Meat Examination System
Germany proposes to establish a strict system of examination for all meat food products of domestic origin and to extend similar treatment to all imported products from any country. The proposal emphasizes impartiality and reasonableness in applying these standards.
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Germany
Mexico as Host for Pan American Congress Highlighted
The piece argues Buenos Aires is unsuitable due to distance from the continental group and claims Mexico should host the Pan American Congress. It suggests other nations may host in sequence, with Argentina eventually getting a turn.
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Buenos Ayres
Mexico
Fireproof Buildings Rise In New York City
The piece argues for a shift to nonburning construction within city limits, praising a durable style like the Tribune Building and condemning numerous fireprone structures. It calls for legal penalties for builders and owners of unsafe dwellings to protect unsuspecting residents.
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New York
Tribune
Memorial for Lord Roberts Plans Spurs London Favor
A proposal to erect a memorial in the Guildhall honors Lord Roberts military achievements. It would depart from precedent as Guildhall monuments now honor Nelson Wellington the Pitt brothers and Beckford with busts of notable figures. Also noted are appointments and events including Prof Vamberg invited to Constantinople and Porto Rico education posts for Dr Brumbaugh.
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Lord Roberts
London
Guildhall
Lord Nelson
Duke of Wellington
Pitt
Beckford
Talk of the Day Frauds and jokes from old papers mix in this missive
A patchwork of vignettes from a newspaper page recounts an impudent bank fraud, exchanges of jokes, notes on Geneva electric tramways, court humor about orange deeds, and a Tokio five generation family tale, ending with a Cambridge anniversary plan and a quip about hunting.
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American Electric Tramways
Geneva
Switzerland
Geneva-Versoix Mne
Cambridge
Mass
Washington
Washington Elm
Tucker
Tommy
The Passing Throng at the Victoria Hotel
Murray Hunter of Jacksonville shows a cane made from Miami reed. The wood and polished point fooled observers as he explained how the reed is sun-toughened after bark removal. Florida delegates to the Philadelphia convention discussed regional views on expansion and free silver.
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Murray Hunter
Jacksonville
Fla
Victoria
Miami
Mr. Hunter
Florida
J. G. Rogers
Tampa
Philadelphia
Mgr
Situ- Rogers
Gates
Mr. Rogers
South
Bryan
Fresh Air Work Begins For Forty-Six Children At Happyland
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund sent forty six children, thirty one boys and fifteen girls, from Jersey City to Mrs J S Lyle’s Happyland in Tenafly N J. They arrived by Erie train with special car tagging along and were greeted by Mrs Lyle and friends. The two week stay includes meals, outdoor play in a grove and meadow, and carriage to Happyland. Mrs Lyle has hosted hundreds of children since 1893 and previously aided Orthopedic Hospital patients. Proceeds and acknowledgments follow, with a Fresh Air workers meeting slated at Tabernacle on Friday June 22.
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The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Happyland
Erie
Granton
Tenafly
The Burgomaster in Chicago Debuts at Dearborn Theatre
In Chicago on June 17 The Burgomaster a new musical comedy by Frank Pixley and Gasta Luders premiered at the Dearborn Theatre before a full crowd. The show features a prologue and two acts with settings including New Amsterdam Broadway and the World's Fair Court of Honor. It won strong applause with nearly every number encored and the librettist and composer were warmly acknowledged. a New York season is planned for September.
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Burgomaster
Frank Pixley
Gasta
Luders
Dearborn Theatre
New Amsterdam
Broadway
Manhattan Beach
Madison Square Garden
Randephst
Court of Honor
Tablet in Honor of Dr Edward McGlynn
Newburg June 17 a bronze tablet was dedicated in St Marys Church to memory of the late Dr Edward McGlynn. The tablet in the wall was unveiled by Rector William Livingston in a large gathering. Father M J delivered the address. Funds were raised by local subscriptions of Newburg citizens.
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Newburg
Edward McGlynn
St. Marys Church
McGlynn
William Livingston
St. Mary's
Jess
M. J
St. Patrick's Church
Kaiser boards his yacht in Brunsbittel voyage to Heligoland
Emperor William I goes aboard the Imperial yacht Hohenzollern at Brunsbittel bound for Heligoland. He plans to return tomorrow and on Tuesday will witness German Regatta races for the Elety on the Libe.
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Emperor Wiliam
Hohenzollern
Brunsbittel
Heligoland
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