Amusements listings for New York venuesTonight
A schedule of shows across multiple theaters including the Academy of Music Belasco's Lion King and Moonlight for Wm theatergoers. Highlights include Twelfth Night at the Academy of Music and The Girl of the Golden West at Belasco's with vaudeville acts and Luna Park at Coney Island.
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Academy OF Music
Governor's Bow
Alhambra
Belasco
Brighton Beach Park
Casino
Coney Island
Thompson & Dundéy
Greater Luna Park
Dreamland
Bostock
Eden Musee
Fammer
Congress Passes Lake Erie Canal Bill as Roosevelts Meat Plan Advances
Senate approves the Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal measure while the House sends the Meat Inspection bill back to Agriculture. Foreign dispatches report censorship relaxations, mutinies in Cronstadt, and violent news from Bialystok. Domestic notes include Rockefeller funding a YMCA building, Ohio GOP gains from Pattison’s death, and rail finance news.
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Congress
Senate
House
Committee On Agriculture
Bialystok
Ife
Cronstadt
Newfoundland
Congo
Haldane
House of Commons
Haakon
Christiansand
Christiania
William
von Pillow
Norderney
Roosevelt
House Committee On Agriculture
White House
Norfolk
John D. Rockefeller
Young Men's Christian Association
Navy Yard
Pattison
Republican Party
Ohio
Philadelphia
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Fall River
Mass
Freeport
Penn
Indiana
C. Humbert
E C. Humbert & Son
Madison
N. J
Kinnan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Brooklyn
Patric Murphy
American Ice Company
O'Brien
Mieten
Tur Tamunxe Mail Subscriptions Ahead of City Departure
Readers leaving the city may have Tur Tamunxe mailed to any address nationwide or abroad and can change the address as often as desired. Subscriptions can be given to your regular dealer before leaving or handed in at T. Termune Office. See opposite page for rates.
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Termune
Cheapness in road building and asphalt questions
A study of county highway costs shows maintenance spending can rival first costs. Monroe County leads in better highways with high per mile expenses and lower construction savings from asphalt pavement. The NY report notes variability in asphalt quality and widespread ignorance about durable, dustless surface benefits.
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New York
Monroe County
Broome
Monroe
Commissioners of Accounts
City
New York Trusts Fight Elevate Road Costs in Brooklyn Pavements
The piece argues that low bids in pavement work reflect trust fighting and warns against cheap contracts for country highways. It notes $50 million state highway spending should emphasize durability and supervision, as poor quality ultimately strains budgets. It suggests large road systems could be built cheaply with extended maintenance guarantees while maintaining standards.
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New York
Trust
Brooklyn
Fifty Years of Republicanism Celebrated in Philadelphia
Philadelphia marks the fifty year anniversary of the Frémont-Dayton Republican convention that launched the first national Republican ticket. The piece extols the party’s long power and argues its role in unifying the nation, ending slavery, and shaping democracy through decades of national politics.
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Philadelphia
Republican Party
Congress
Federalist Party
Hamilton
Marshall
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Republic
Frémont
Lincoln
Ethics of Service on Subways and Guard Conduct
A columnist argues about fines for guards who enforce rules on subway trains and the tension with passengers. It notes both rude guards and belligerent riders, plus impractical company rules that hinder enforcement and frustrate riders, calling for better restraint and service.
Regulations Aimed at Public Benefit Reflect on Travel Aide
The passage argues that rules made by authorities and expected of workers should guide service to patrons. It asserts compliance with regulations serves the traveling public and the general good, even if individual cases differ.
Dreyfus Case Returns to Supreme Court for Revision
The Court of Cassation in France reviews the Dreyfus case with six grounds for revision. It may affirm, order a new trial, or quash Rennes court martial and restore Dreyfus, a move widely anticipated and expected to gain global approval.
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Dreyfus
Emile Zola
M. Labort
Court of Cassation
Supreme Court of France
Foreign and War Ministries
Devil’s Island
War Office
Rennes
French Republic
Steel passenger cars may reshape rail travel across railways
Railroads the Southern and Pennsylvania study metal passenger cars with experimental orders. Industry leaders expect a shift toward steel to reduce fire risk and extend durability, with New York Central already pursuing fireproof steel designs for suburban and local trains.
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The
Southern
Pennsylvania
Long Island Road
New York Central
Central
United States
George Gibbs
Interborough Company
Hope for Wild Beasts and the Bronx Zoo’s Cure
The piece laments ongoing wildlife extinction and urges global action to protect feral fauna. It highlights the Bronx Zoo’s gains in veterinary health, tuberculosis reduction among primates, and higher ungulate birth rates as a model for large scale conservation. It advocates forming an international corps of veterinarians and sanitary experts to safeguard wild animals.
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President Roosevelt
C. G. Schillings
New York Zoological Society
Bronx
United States
Health of Untamed Creatures Promoted by Bureau Work
The text argues creating a bureau for animal health to oppose destructive civilization effects on North American wildlife. It notes initial risks and skepticism from animals but cites humane acts, such as a lion’s thorn removal, as precedents. It envisions adventurous outdoor work drawing resolute men to the cause.
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North American
Famiar
Daniel
Weather and politics mix in a City Page summary
A New York weather note mocks a claimed conspiracy with the ice man. Reports praise a military commission for army sanitation and combat efficiency. Urban woes cite five hundred asphalt holes in Eighth Avenue and a speedy four track subway to Coney Island with a five cent fare. A Nevada Senate search questions a sagebrush pocket borough. Dr. Thomas’s aeronautics show modest distance. Packers push higher meat prices to cover losses. Executive leadership sparks public pride despite congressional dismay.
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Coney Island
Broadway
Ocean
Saint Southwark tombstone tale and London paper misc
The London Common Council repairs an old churchyard stone in Southwark with a 17 May 1620 birth line for Richard Griffin. The rest of the item compiles a string of brief social quips and gags from Philadelphia Record and Tit-Bits about humor, advertising, and cab horses in Paris.
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The
London Common Council
Southwark
Richard Griffin
White Church
Salop
Kings Arms Tavern
St Margaret's Hill
Roosevelt shows strong stand on meat inspection reform
Washington June 18 President Roosevelt receives hundreds of congratulatory letters and callers after his push for real meat inspection. The House orders the meat inspection bill back to Agriculture to include his ideas. Notables visiting include Rep. Wilson and Sen. Allison while other officials offer support.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Committee On Agriculture
Executive Office
David Harriott
Morgan Park
Chicago
Representative Wilson
Harriott
Representative Haugen
Iowa
House Committee On Agriculture
Allison
Clapp
Ankeny
Warner
French
Parsons
Frederick Landis
Taft
Hitchcock
Shaw
Moody
Diplomatic Corps Update From Washington
Prince Koudacheff of the Russian Embassy sails to Coolidge Point Massachusetts for the summer with the Rosen entourage. The Persian Minister seeks extended leave for Europe possibly starting July end. Colonel Pedernarias and Sefihor Velroso return from New York while Do Amaral remains in New York for a few days.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Prince Koudacheff
Rosen
Coolidge Point
Mass
Europe
Cnada
Pedernarias
Sefihor Velroso
New York
Sefihor Do Amaral
Society Notes in Washington June 18 Vice President Fairbanks returns
Mrs Fairbanks wife of the Vice President comes back to Washington from a brief trip to Indianapolis and other Indiana sites. Mr and Mrs William Frye White and their family plan to leave Washington June 28 for their summer home at Squirrel Island Maine. The Ridgely sisters and Marian Dall depart for a horseback Y osemite Valley trip with camping planned at Lake Tahoe. Mrs W W Queen widow of Admiral Queen with her niece Miss Owen leaves for North Hatley Canada for the summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Indiana
William Frye White
Squirrel Island
Ridgely
Marian Dall
Yosemite Valley
Lake Tahoe
W. W. Queen
Admiral Queen
New York Society Bride Weds Frederick H. Cossitt at Savoy
Miss Antonia Dugro, daughter of Justice and Mrs. P. Henry Dugro, wed Frederick Henry Cossitt yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Savoy. The ceremony featured a palms and white roses ballroom and a reception at the hotel. The couple plans a European summer. many notable guests and social figures attended or were invited.
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Antonia Dugro
P. Henry Dugro
Hotel Savoy
Frederick Henry Cossitt
Frederick H. Cossitt
Louise
Adelaide McMichael
Pearl de Forest
Virginia Duane
Donald Cuyler Vaughan
Silas M. Wiley
Emery McK. Miller
John B. Anderson
K. Sawyer Goodwin
W. H. Owen, Jr
Moses Taylor Pyne
John Jay White
William Barbour
Orme Wilson
Percy R. Pyne
M. Taylor Pyne
Thornton Wilson
Europe
Roosevelt to attend Oyster Bay Fourth celebration
President Roosevelt plans a potential flying trip to Oyster Bay for the Fourth of July if Congress is not out by July 3. He will address residents and attend the opening of a new opera house on South Street, which may not be completed yet. The Oyster Bay event aims to surpass prior celebrations despite possible unfinished work.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Congress
Legislative
South Street
Frank Conklin
Long Island
Robert B. Roosevelt
Sayville
Longworths Visit Parliament and London Events
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth visit the Houses of Parliament in London. They lunch with Arthur Hamilton Lee and Mrs Lee, tour the House of Commons and House of Lords, dine at Dorchester House, and plan to attend races with the Reid delegation tomorrow.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Houses of Parliament
Arthur Hamilton Lee
Admiralty
Lee
Miss Moore
New York
House of Commons
House of Lords
Longworth
Dorchester House
Ambassador
Reid
Ward
Newport Wedding Plans With Elaborate Social Ties
Announcement of the Anita Sands and Henry Minot wedding to be held at Trinity Church with four bridesmaids and an array of groomsmen. The couple will honeymoon in the East then sail for Europe, while Newport society hosts events at Sandy Point Farm for St. Marys Orphanage and seasonal arrivals fill local cottages and yachts.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Anita Sands
William H. Sands
Henry Minot
Trinity Cherea
New York
Miss Street
Seabright
Joseph Otis Minot
Harold A. Sands
Fuller Potter
Howard H. Henry
Percy Osborne
Walter Foulke
Jay Miller
Coleman P. Brown
Lambert Cadwalader
Walter Lowrie
Weeebush
Europe
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
St. Mary's Orphanage
Providence
Vanderbilt
Boston
Count
Countess de Lubersac
France
Theresa Scott
George S. Scott
Belmead
Bellevue Avenue
Clarence W. Dolan
Bailey's Beach
Reginald de Koven
de Rham
Notable Summer Guests At Lenox Estates In Berkshire Notes
In Lenox Massachusetts June 18 Mr and Mrs Edward Wharton open their Mount home for summer and autumn. Judge and Mrs Robert Grant visit for June. The Jesups entertain Stimpsons at Belvoir Terrace while Mrs Jesup hosts luncheon. Various New York and Washington guests arrive or motor to local cottages and hotels including Edgecomb Wyndhurst Smith cottage Frelinghuysen Maplewood and Hotel Aspinwall with counts of visitors and arrivals. Senator Kean Lady Boardman and Cranes family hosts and visits Pleasant View Farm during the honeymoon period.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Edward Wharton
Europe
the Mount
Robert Grant
Boston
Morris K. Jesup
Frederick Jesup Stimpson
Belvoir Terrace
Josephine Porter Boardman
Washington
W. Murray Crane
Dalton
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Miss Boardman
Zenas M. Crane
Pleasant View Farm
Richard C. Greenleaf, Jr
Windyside
Riverside Drive Extension Hearing Deliberates City Plan
The Finance Committee held a hearing on a 5.25 million dollar extension of Riverside Drive and a 50 thousand dollar plan preparatory budget for the project. Washington Heights taxpayers pressed for more definite plans before approval.
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Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Riverside Drive
Hudson Memorial Bridge
Washington Heights
Roosevelt Burial Held in Sayville After Long Illness
Robert B Roosevelt uncle of the President died last week at Lotus Lake Sayville after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at noon with Rev John H Prescott delivering a tribute to his character. The President could not attend due to official duties. Attendees included Sayville residents New York Press Club members and mourners from Greenwood. The coffin was carried by intimate friends to the train and burial followed in Brooklyn.
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The
Tribune
Dé Sayville
Long Island
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lotus Lake
John H. Prescott
Sayville St. Ann's Episcopal Church
Sayville
New York Press Club
Mr. Roosevelt
Harvey Brandt
John S. Edwards
Daniel D. White
Wicter R. Terry
Charles N. Aldrich
Wallace Baldw
Brooklyn
Greenwood
Berlin Commercial University issues first programme
Berlin reports the Commercial University of Berlin unveils its first programme listing seventy two courses. The faculty includes thirty five professors and lecturers with leading professors from the University of Berlin and the Charlottenburg Polytechnic Institute participating. Special lecture courses on America are announced. Professor Jastrow, president, traveled to the United States in 1894 to study merchant guild practices.
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Berlin
Commercial University of Berlin
University of Berlin
Charlottenburg Polytechnic Institute
America
Jastrow
United States
Seniar Guild of Merchants of Barta
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