Amusements Roof Garden Summer Soirees Tonight
Roof Garden offerings include MUSEE from 1 to 11 pm with waxworks, grand concert and cinematograph. Hammerstein's Victoria presents continuous performance. Koster & Bial's vaudeville, Lenox Lyceum hosts The Mikado, Manhattan Reach band 3:30 to 8:30, New York Theatre shows Quo Vadis, Pastor's continuous performance, St Nicholas Garden concert 4:15.
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Roof Garden
MUSEE
Waxworks
Hammerstein
Victoria
H’s
Koster & Bial
Lenox Lyceum
Tist Regiment
New York Theatre
Hudson River Day Line Excursions Offered This Summer
A charming summer program offers a New church excursion for 1 dollar or a Poughkeepsie excursion for 1 dollar 50, inviting residents to enjoy a musical day by the river with additional scenery and transport details.
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New Church
Poughkeepsie
New York Daily Tribune June 21 1900 Front Page
The June 21 1900 New York Daily Tribune issue presents a concise snapshot of events, with market notes, weather, and brief headlines reflecting daily concerns of the era. Key figures and institutions of the period are referenced in compact, period-appropriate prose.
Global and domestic brief from a 1900 era newspaper
Dispatches report Admiral Seymour's marines reaching Peking and安全 legations, heavy Chinese casualties, and quiet in Pretoria with Methuen’s victory at Heilbron. MacArthur to announce amnesty in the Philippines, Aguinaldo likely to surrender. British Columbia's Lt Governor McInnes dismissed. Baron Loch dies. Washington statue reaches Paris. Irish Nationalist Convention adopts constitution, condemns war. Cuba constitutional convention planned for independence. Roosevelt nominated by acclamation for VP. Lodge speech at convention. Towne named for Bryan ticket. St. Louis sheriff’s posse kept on duty. Park Dept injunction. Rogers’ restaurant bankrupt. Sheepshead Bay winners listed. Weather: fair, warmer. highs 79, lows 63.
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Shanghai
Seymour
Peking
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Methuen
de Wet
Heilbron
Orange River
Paris
Seine
Dublin
South Africa
Cuba
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Minnesota
Charles A. Towne
Bryan
Kansas City
St. Louis
Platt
Philadelphia
President Clausen
Park Department
Battery Park
John J. Rogers
Park Place
Sheepshead Bay
Sanders
Scurry
Imp
Glennellie
Tribune Subscriptions Offer National Daily Delivery
The TriBune will be mailed daily and Sunday to any address in the country for a dollar a month. Subscribers can change address as often as desired. Newsdealers can supply THE TriBUNE on regular orders.
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TriBune
Republican Platform Reflects Four Year Prosperity And Policy
The platform reaffirms the 1896 protections and sound money policy and notes achievements of the past four years. It addresses foreign relations, urges a Nicaragua canal, and calls for laws aiding territorial governance and merchant marine development while avoiding premature specifics. The Convention stresses duty to national honor and prosperity.
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Europe
Nicaragua
United States
Republican platform condemns demagogues and urges strong national policy
The document calls for protection of citizens abroad, a federal commerce department, consular service reform, and legislation against restraint of trade. It lauds four years of Republican governance, praises prudent, non sensational policy, and appeals to voters for measured judgment on national issues.
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Department of Commerce and Industries
Republican Party
Lodge Speech Polishes Republican Message as Permanent Chairman
Senator Lodge, named permanent chairman, extolled the Republican record four years on protection and debt reduction. He mocked Democratic arguments on money and urged continued policy leadership to ensure growth, stability, and national credit, emphasizing present duties over past triumphs.
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Senator Lodge
United States
Senate
The Republican Record Abroad and Foreign Policy
The Republican party appeals for renewal of power citing successful foreign policy. It argues for continuity in foreign affairs despite domestic changing politics, praising the United States’ standing, respect, and leadership in international affairs and in the Peace Congress.
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Republican Party
United States
Russia
America as World Power Is Its Policy in Far East
The United States has expanded international ties and gained respect for its strength in war and peace without coercion or entanglements. It upholds Monroe Doctrine and the goal of peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations, avoiding entangling alliances and drastic policy shifts.
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China
Far East
United States
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Islands
The Sports Of Our Long Days In Sunshine
A review of spring and summer sports popularity in America, praising golf and college athletics while criticizing professional baseball under Tammany mismanagement. Mentions croquet, tennis, cricket, yachting, racing, and trotting, noting concerns about excesses and calls for prudence in sport governance. Includes contrast between college and professional baseball and hopes for honorable play by students and athletes.
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America
Atlantic
New York
Freedman
Cherry Hill
Freedman-troger
Empire City
Yonkers
New Jersey
Chinese Armies and Leaders in Anti-Foreigner Outbreak
The piece profiles generals Tung Fu Siang and Nieh as dominant anti-foreigner figures. Tung commands about ten thousand mostly unruly troops, linked to attacks on legations and rail facilities near Peking, with withdrawal orders and dangerous conduct. Nieh leads roughly thirteen thousand well-armed troops drilled by Germans and Russians, posing a formidable force. General Sung Ching is also noted.
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Tung Fu Siang
Nieh
Peking
Charles Beresford
Fung Tai
Tung
Shanghai
Sung Ching
Observations on Chinese Army Strength and Tactics
The account notes Chinese forces at Lutai underperforming, with only about half of the projected fifteen thousand men trained by German and Russian officers. It highlights disorganization, rampant use of undisciplined coolies, ill managed forts, dangerous gun handling, and unsafe powder. Despite weaknesses, the vast manpower and stamina suggest potential for disruption to foreign powers if armed with modern weapons.
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Lutai
Varranoff
Hussars
Charles Beresford
China
Tribune previews National campaign with eight page illustrated supplement
The Tribune announces a Saturday eight page illustrated supplement on the coming National campaign. It includes interviews with business and financial leaders praising McKinley and urging vigilance against complacency, a Prosperity growth review, campaign literature references, platform text, candidate bios, and low price campaign copies for committees.
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Tribune
Protesters Pause After Influential Lines
The passage notes that lines spoken or written seem to have persuaded the participants, resulting in at least a temporary halt to demonstrations.
Notable British and colonial figures in late 19th century service
The piece profiles Sir Charles Tupper the retiring Canadian statesman and other eminent officials. It notes Tupper’s Edinburgh medical degree from fifty seven years past, his rapid rise in politics, and his knightly baronetcy. Also featured are Frederick Hyland the long serving Irish undertaker. Lieutenant-Colonel James Willcocks noted for Afghan and Burmese service and the Niger campaign. Sir Claude MacDonald the British minister to China with campaigns in Tel-el-Kebir El Teb and Tamai. and Father Patrick O Connell once a Cleveland city engineer whose turn to priesthood followed civil engineering.
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Charles Tupper
Dominion
Edinburgh
Coomassie
James Willcocks
Burmah
Tochi
Niger
Willcocks
Claude MacDonald
China
74Th Highlanders
Tel-el-Kebir
Black Watch
el Teb
Tamai
War Office
Cairo
Zanzibar
West Africa
Niger Territories
Oil River Protectorate
Fernando Po
Cameroons
Patrick O'Connell
Cleveland
Lansing
Mich
Public wedding gifts for Marengo couples on Fourth of July
A lighthearted notice notes couples to wed publicly in Marengo Iowa on July Fourth will receive wedding gifts from shave and haircut for the groom to a shirt waist and wash tub for the bride. The item reflects local joking about gifts and social customs.
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Marengo
Iowa
The Scotch Churches Unite In Great Free Church Reunion
London June 9 a century and a half history of Scotch Presbyterianism reduces to eight separations and six reunions. The Free Church and United Presbyterian Church will unite in October as United Free Church, led by Principal Rainy with a 92 to 2% vote. The new body totals 488 083 members against 648 476 in the Established Church of Scotland, and will impact disestablishment debates in Scotland England and Wales. There were irreconcilables like the Auld Licht and New Lights who refused reunion, but the fusion proceeds with careful financial and constitutional arrangements, preserving voluntary support and local trust funds.
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United Presbyterian Synod
Free Church Assembly
Principal Rainy
Free Church
United Presbyterian Church
United Free Church
Scotland
Church of Scotland
England
Wales
Chalmers
Relief Church
Ebenezer Erskine
Barrie
Auld Licht Burghers
Ireland
Kirk
General Assembly
Auld Lichts
Rainy
Kennedy
Begg
United Presbyterians
New College
Edinburgh
Thomas Gillespie
Assembly
Synod
Representative Council
Erskine
Secessionists
Gillespie's
Relief Corps
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New York Daily Tribune
the Republican Platform
the Republican Record Abroad
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Frederick W. Holis
Manila
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Addicks
Republican National Committee
New England
Celestial Empire
Frederick Hyland
Wexford
Indianapolis Journal
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Liverpool
Iquique
Government of
Chili
Chill
Harold
Marjorie
Kansas City Star
Belgium
Brussels
Adam
Chicago News
Paul
Cincinnati Zoo
Chicago
Detroit Journal
Sir Frank Lockwood
Frank
Sir Frank
Edward Clarke
Teheran
Persia
Shah
Nasr-ed-Din
Higgins
Watkins
Indianapolis
Scotch Churches
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