Amusements listings at New York venues today
City amusements fill the listings with shows at Academy of Music Belasco's Brighton Beach and other attractions. The Governor's Son at Aerial Gardens, Fra Diavaio at Alhambra, The Girl of the Golden West at Belasco's, Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show, and Luna Park Dreamland attractions plus vaudeville and theatre appearances across multiple venues.
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Academy OF Music
Aerial Gardens
Alhambra
Lyceum
LYRIC
York
New York Roof Garden
New York West
Senate and House Pass Meats and Witness Immunity Bill
Senate debate on a lock canal and a meat inspection amendment was followed by House passage of a substitute to the Senate version. A bill defining witness immunity in corporate trials was approved. Foreign dispatches note easing Russia tensions, Norway welcomes King Haakon, and Guatemalan insurgent reports. Domestic items include ICC coal rail inquiry, Kean’s 20 year sentence, and local political shifts in Brooklyn and Portland reports. The weather forecast calls for showers with a high near 71.
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Congress
Senate
Knox
House
Russia
Moscow
Trepoff
St. Petersburg
King Haakon
Queen Maud
Trondhjem
Norway
M. Clémenceau
Chamber of Deputies
M. Jaurés
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Nicholas Longworth
Edward
Ascot
Guatemala
Mexico City
Salvador
Cabrera
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Berwind-White
Cromwell
Senate Committee On
Mayer
Albany
Portland
Ore
Patrick Lavine
Chicago
San Francisco
Mae Catherine Woods
Thomas C. Platt City
Stocke
Robert Olyphent
Charles E. Miller
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Yellow Dog
Bingham
Williamsburg
Jerome
Criminal Branch
United States Circuit Court
Interborough
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Triaune
Government armor plate plant proposal debated in Congress
Secretary Bonaparte appointed a commission to cost and study building a government armor plate plant. A ruling party aim is reducing costs by removing contractor profits, with potential annual savings cited if a plant costs around four million dollars. Critics warn initial outlays and interest could exceed expectations.
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House of Representatives
Bonaparte
Congress
House
Carnegie
Bethlehem
Midvale
Navy Department
Government armor policy warns against hasty action
The piece argues Parliament should not rush to subsidize or regulate armor production citing high costs, royalty payments, and the risk of inferior quality. It urges Congress to seek convincing evidence that any step would improve economy and to gather up‑to‑date data before changing policy amid shifting conditions.
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United States
Congress
Meat Bill ends with strong stand by President and House approval
The Meat Inspection bill clears obstacles after a wave of public opinion. The President firm against weakening provisions and the House rushes the measure through with key safeguards intact. It preserves admin oversight, rejects court overreach, and directs costs to the Treasury while aiming to curb adulteration and protect consumer welfare. The piece urges passage of the Pure Food bill to combat fraud in mislabeled foods.
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Congress
Washington
Treasury
Tribune
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
Reaction Runs Amuck In Bialystok Massacre Debate
The piece contends the Bialystok massacre was deliberate and premeditated, aligns it with Kishineff, and accuses police, soldiers, and officials of involvement. It argues Russia now has a voice, with observers and Douma members speaking out, foretelling the Czar’s resistance to martial law and urging action during the riot.
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Bialystok
Kishineff
Czar
Douma
Plebre, Pobiedonostself and Company
Russia
Russia Faces Douma Crisis Over Decree Enforcement
The passage weighs options for the government amid calls to dissolve the Douma. Enforcing the decree risks crisis and a Cromwellian or Bonapartist crackdown, while resisting it could ruin government credibility. The prudent path seems to let the Douma operate to reveal reactionary plots.
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Cromwell
Three Platoon System Abolished By City Officials
Mayor McClellan and Police Commissioner Bingham deserve praise for ending the three platoon system in the police department. The move is credited to open minded leadership and long standing criticisms of the scheme, with earlier commissioners also endorsing abolition. The piece urges taxpayers not to endure further experiments that affect police voting.
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McClellan
Bingham
Low
Colonel Partridge
McAdoo
The Early Republicans at the 1856 National Convention
A review of the first Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, 665 delegates, and the mix of future leaders. Names from Massachusetts to Kansas, notable figures like Stevens and Blair, and the debate over Fremont versus Seward shaping the party’s trajectory toward 1860.
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Philadelphia
Free State
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
James Buchanan
James G. Blaine
Maine
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Charles Francis Adams
R. Hoar
Edward Kent
New York
Francis P. Blair, Jr
Ohio
William Dennison
Alphonso Taft
Joshua R. Giddings
Illinois
Owen Lovejoy
John M. Palmer
Michigan
Zachariah Chandler
I. P. Christiancy
Indiana
Henry S. Lane
Minnesota
Alexander Ramsey
Kansas
S. ©. Pomeroy
Stevens
Blaine
Wilson
A. Oakey Hall
Tammany
John Bigelow
Samuel J. Tilden
Alexander K. McClure
Frémont
Andrew G. Curtin
Philadelphia Times
Abraham Lincoln
Unitedates
McClure
Thurlow Weed
Seward
Blair
Weed
Passing of the Flowers Shows Wild Arbutus Plunder
A writer laments rapid destruction of wild flowers around New York. The focus is on vandalism in suburban and urban parks where arbutus roots are torn up for sale, reducing rural charm as land development advances. The piece warns of further loss if current trends continue.
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The
Tribune
New York
Westchester County
New Jersey
New York City
Manhattan Island
Arbutus
Vanished violets spark park protection plea
The article notes violets vanished from Bronx Park High Bridge Park and Prospect Park after crowds of men and boys stripped them for sale in streets and florists shops. Police and park authorities failed to curb the practice, raising a call to shield wildflowers from extermination for public enjoyment.
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Bronx Park
High Bridge Park
Prospect Park
Simple spellers stall before King Haakon coronation
A lighthearted note notes that the anticipated coronation name spelling may delay recognition of King Haakon as he prepares for the ceremony.
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Haakon
Various 1900s policy and political quips and notes
Ex Mayor Low supports large immigrant intake claiming space exists in America though states differ. Rate bill and Meat Inspection bill progress while Tobacco Trust seeks payoff. Dr Emil Reich’s baldness theory mocks Plato. Jerome boom for Governor secrets out. Hearst era politics risk to McClellan and DA. Live birds as targets vanish in New Jersey. prohibitory law upheld as constitutional. Bryan renomination debated in two parts. Coler on Brooklyn travel constraints.
Latest Book Obsession and Quirky Snippets Roar Across Pages
A collage of elderly newspaper clippings blends a German ash tray warning with literary whimsy. Readers note a Marchioness Isabella Lucini legacy to a comic paper, playful dialogue from a Philadelphia Press item, and a South African sneezeland tree curiosity amid jokes on drug stores and spelling reform.
White House Appointments Stir Maryland Politics
President Roosevelt announced a sweep of appointments after Cabinet and Senate talks. Maryland posts had stalled, with Senator Beveridge and Judge Cowan involved in preparations. A San Francisco aid package emerged, with bonds and a $12 million capital deposit agreed with banks. Social notes mention several prominent families planning summer trips to Maine and Bar Harbor, and a July 10 marriage planned between Josephine Boardman and Senator Murray Crane in Manchester by the Sea.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Maryland
Bonaparte
Beveridge
S. M. Cowan
California
Franklin Lane
San Francisco
Secretary of the Treasury
Josephine Boardman
Murray Crane
Dirce
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Diplomatic Corps Update From Washington
Viscountess Aoki, wife of the Japanese Ambassador, has recovered enough to take a short drive and may leave Washington within a week. The Russian naval attaché and Mme Nebelsine depart for Magnolia, Mass, to join the Ambassador and Baroness Rosen for a North Shore summer. Mme des Portes de la Fosse and Mile. des Portes plan to sail for Europe in July on La Lorraine and stay abroad until fall. H. H. D. Peirce and Mrs Peirce will sail for Europe next Tuesday if possible, otherwise mid July.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Aoki
Mme Miyaoka
Buena Vista
Boston
Mme. Nebelsine
Magnolia
Mass
la Lorraine
Paris
H. H. D. Peirce
Norway
Society notes from Washington in June
Mrs Metcalf wife of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor has gone to California the Secretary and one of their sons remain in Washington Edith Root daughter of the Secretary of State has left for Europe at her father's Clinton N Y home Secretary and Mrs Root will join next week Senator and Mrs Knox sail for Europe on Oceanic with their younger son and another son to join later They will be abroad for three months Senator and Mrs Lodge have left Massachusetts Avenue house for Nahant Miss Mabel Boardman will join her parents in Manchester Mass Professor and Mrs Alexander Graham Bell have gone to their Cape Breton summer home for the season
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Metcalf
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
California
Edith Root
Root
Europe
Clinton
N. Y
New York
Philander, Jr
Senator
Lodge
Massachusetts Avenue
Nahant
Mass
Mabel Boardman
Red Cross
Manchester
Alexander Graham Bell
Cape Breton
New York Society Guests Sail for Europe on Oceanic
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan Miss Anne T Morgan Judge Mrs John Clinton Gray and other notables booked to sail for Europe today aboard the Oceanic. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Frederick W Vanderbilt and Justice Francis M Scott among those who went abroad yesterday. Mrs Henry B Hyde to spend summer at Saratoga.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Anne T. Morgan
John Clinton Gray
Roger Ismay
United States
Philander C. Knox
John G. A. Leishman
Turkey
Robert R. Hitt
George T. Wilson
Europe
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
William Haliburton Bridgham
Philip Livermore
Justice
Francis M. Scott
Margaret Scott
Henry Purdy
Henry B. Hyde
Saratoga
LONGWORTHS AT ASCOT MEETING IN ROYAL ENCLOSURE
London June 19 royal Ascot opens without Queen Alexandra and with mourning for the King and others. The King and guests toured in carriages as Americans led by Nicholas Longworth and ambassador Reid attended in force. Longworth party rode from Dorchester House to Ascot and back, with Luncheon in the royal box and later visits to friends near Ascot. Many Americans invited, more than any other foreigners, while motor cars replace horse drawn carriages as a noted change.
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London
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Norway
Duke of Connaught
Royal Ascot
England
Edward
Windsor
Great Park
Ascot
Royal Inclosura
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Ambassador Reid
Reid
Carter
Dorchester House
Ambassador
Mrs. Longworth
King of Cambodia arrives in Paris from Marseilles
Paris reports the arrival of the Cambodian monarch from Marseilles, greeted by President Fallires representatives and welcomed by cheering crowds.
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Cambodia
Paris
Marseilles
Falli@res
Museum Receives Ancient Roman Silver Service
Mrs Chauncey J Blair presented to the Field Columbian Museum a nineteen century Roman silver service dug near Naples. The twenty piece set is the only silver of its date in America and valued at a fabulous sum.
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Chicago
Chauncey J. Blair
Field Columbian Museum
Naples
America
Social notes from Lenox and surrounding Berkshire resorts
In Lenox and nearby towns prominent visitors and events mark the season. Malcolm Sloane reaches adulthood with a daylight fireworks program as the Sloane family hosts guests. Miss Josephine Boardman, fiancée of Senator W Murray Crang, is feted by Mrs. Frederick G. Crane in Dalton. Senator Crang and Miss Boardman take a car trip to Pittsfield and Lenox. Bridge at Birchwood Terrace hosts Mrs. Richard S. Dana of New York, while Edward A. Burdett hosts luncheon at Judge Bishop cottage. Others arrive for summer at Lenox and surrounding estates including Shadow Brook Tanglewood Naumkeag Ingleside Hall and stock bridge residences. Prominent New Yorkers and Boston figures vacation at homes and hotels in the Berkshires.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
William Sloane
Malcolm Sloane
Charles O. Arnold
Su Helena
Joseph Johnson
South California
Nelson
New York
Bishop Worthington
Bishopthorpe
Pittsfield
Spencer P. Shotter
Shadow Brook
Richard ©. Dixey
Boston
Tanglewood
Morgan Dix
C. O. Baker
W. L. Jaques
Lucius Tuckerman
Ingleside Hall
Charles 8. Mellen
New Haven
Stockbridge
Newport Social Notes Highlight Brugiére Housewarming
Social notes from Newport report Mrs Emil Brugiére and her son Louis issuing invitations for a Tammany Hill housewarming on Saturday with dinner and a dance. The Brugiére villa overlooks the bay and marks the season’s first major gathering there. Also noted are travels of Reginald Vanderbilt and Dr Austin Funt Jr and a potential visit by Waldorf Astor and his wife to Newport in late June.
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Tribune
Newport
R. L
Emil Brugiére
Louis Brugiére
Tammany Hill
Brugiére
Bay
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Boston
Europe
Austin Funt, Jr
New York
Reginald de Koven
L. B. Whel
Band of Schoolboys Organizes In Yonkers Schools
Inspector Cross notes Yonkers board backs keeping children off streets by music. In School 12 a band formed from ages nine to fifteen, with about three hundred boys at School 3, many Germans and Hungarians. One third joined, parents enthusiastic, instruments costly, Vivian Tompkins leads. The large group performs in sections indoors and outdoors. Their first concert was after Soldier Monument exercises on Man 5, with cornetists among the players.
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Inspector Cross
Brooklyn Police
Board of Education of
Devs
Ghaer
Vivian Tompking
I Cal
Man
Soldier Monument
I Dare Say That Your Daughter Will Marry Me
A clumsy courtship scene shows a suitor stammering to Mr Rocks as he seeks consent for Madge to become his wife. The segment captures his nervous misfires and earnest claim of love and devotion amid a prospective marriage.
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Lippincott’s
Papa
Mr. Rocks
Madge
Letter Theft by a Virginia Congressman’s Colored Servant
A Virginia congressman kept a colored man named Ezekiel in his employ. After leaving a letter in the library, the master returned to find the letter missing. Ezekiel claimed he mailed it from the table, revealing a misinterpretation of ownership and action.
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American Spectator
Virginia
Ezekiel
de Lottes
Yaasah
Zeke
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Nature
HM Dem
New York Daily Tribune
Tobacco Trust
Emil Reich
Plato
Hearst
Court of Errors and Appeals
Democratic Party
Bryan
Germany
Pestalgee
Montaigne
Cervantes
Isabella Lucini
Pavia
Elsie
Bridget
Philadelphia Press
South Africa
Houston Post
rTne
White House
Wearbury
Island
Randolph Hurry
Elizabeth Hurry
North Hatley
Canada
Mrs. Hurry
John T. Atterbury
Miss Mercer
Katherine Atterbury
Dark Harbor
Mrs. Talbot
Anita Stewart
Lispenard Stewart
Henry T. Sloane
Miss Em
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF “Society IN
NEW York Society
Harry Payne Whitney
Longworths
Museum Roman Antiques
Berkshires
Yonkers
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