Amusements Roof Garden Tonight Summer Soirees
Roof Garden programs across Manhattan and area venues feature waxworks, grand concert, and cinematograph shows. Keith's and Pastor's offer continuous performances while Koster & Rial's present vaudeville. The Mikado at Lenox Lyceum and Quo Vadis at New York Theatre are listed with related concerts at St Nicholas Garden and the 3rd Regiment Band at Manhattan Beach.
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Roof Garden
N Musee
Waxworks
Hammerstein
Victoria
Keith
Koster & Rial
Lenox Lyceum
Manhattan Beach
Tist Regiment
New York Theatre
Pastor
ST. Nicholas Garden
International and Domestic Briefs Highlight Global Developments
Dispatches from Shanghai report Admiral Seymour’s column reaching Peking securing the legations amid heavy fighting in which five hundred Chinese were killed. In Pretoria and Johannesburg calm returns as Methuen defeats De Wet at Heilbron. MacArthur to declare McKinley amnesty in the Philippines. Aguinaldo expected to surrender. British Columbia’s Lt Gov McInnes dismissed. Baron Loch dies. Washington’s Washington statue reaches Paris. Irish Nationalist Convention adopts a new constitution condemning the South Africa war. Cuban constitutional convention planned for independence. Roosevelt nominated for Vice President by acclamation. Lodge chairs a concluding convention session. Towne for Bryan ticket nominated in Minnesota. Sheriff’s posse to stay on duty through July 4. City notes: weak stocks, Park Dept injunction, Rogers’ restaurant assignment. Sheepshead Bay winners listed. Weather: fair and warmer. temperatures 63–79.
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Shanghai
Seymour
Peking
Lord Roberts
Ell
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Methuen
de Wet
Heilbron
Orange River Colony
MacArthur
McKinley
Philippines
Aguinaldo
McInnes
British Columbia
Henri Joly
Baron Loch
Cape Colony
South Africa
Washington
Paris
Seine
Dublin
Cuba
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Minnesota
Charles A. Towne
Bryan
Kansas City
St. Louis
Platt
Philadelphia
Clausen
Park Department
Battery Park
John J. Rogers
Park Place
Sheepshead Bay
Sanders
Scurry
Imp
Glennellie
Eichberg
The Tripune Mail Order Offer for Subscriptions
The Tripune will be mailed daily and Sunday to any address in the country for a dollar a month. Address changes can be made as often as desired. Any newsdealer will supply The Tripune in response to a regular order.
Republican Platform 1900 Emphasizes Protection and Sound Money
The platform outlines a return to protectionist policy and sound money principles as proven by four years in office. It notes foreign policy challenges and the need for a Nicaragua canal, strong merchant marine, and practical laws for territories while avoiding detailed pledges on new legislation. It argues the 1896 platform remains foundational but updated for new duties.
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Europe
Httle
Nicaragua
United States
Republican Record Abroad Touts Foreign Policy Consistency
The Republicans claim a steady, successful foreign policy under the current administration, arguing that continuity in外交 affairs supports a united national stance. They boast widespread international respect, a strong vote in international councils, and leadership at The Hague Peace Conference.
Republican Party Platform Endorses Protection and Commerce Reform
The document outlines support for the Fifteenth Amendment’s protection of citizens abroad, calls for a Federal Department of Commerce and Industries, a reorganization of the Consular Service, and strong anti trust measures. It commends consistent policy framing without sensationalism and praises the party’s restraint from demagogic or fanatical stances, urging the American people to approve its principles.
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Department of Commerce and Industries
Republican Party
Permanent Chairman Lodge Delivers Platform Endorsement
Senator Lodge as permanent chairman of the Convention lauds Republican fidelity in four years of governance. He cites the protectionist policy and strengthened national credit, mocking Democratic opposition and warning against dismantling fire protection or returning to past fiscal fears. The party vows progress with a confident forward look and resolve.
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Senator Lodge
United States
Senate
Republican Party
United States Stresses Open Door Policy And Global Respect
The text lauds America's growing international role over three years, noting wide global regard for U.S. power in war and peace. It emphasizes that the nation has not bullied others, kept the Monroe Doctrine intact, and maintained peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations, avoiding entangling alliances. It calls for continuity in foreign policy regardless of administration changes and warns against risky political shifts that could damage national standing.
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Republican Party
United States
Russia
Hague
China
Far East
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Islands
The Sports Of Our Long Days
A reflection on American leisure as outdoor sports flourish in springtime. Golf, croquet, tennis, cricket, baseball, yachting, rowing, and trotting racing are discussed with emphasis on amateur standards, professionalism, and the state of sport ethics amid recent mismanagement and public scandals.
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America
Atlantic
New York
Freedman
Cherry Hill
Freedman ‘Racer
Empire City
Yonkers
New Jersey
Chinese Armies and Leaders Highlight Outbreak Figures
The article notes Tung Fu Siang and Nieh as the two most prominent anti foreign figures. Tung commands about ten thousand largely undisciplined troops, alleged to have led the legation attacks and mass arson, with a history of lawlessness near Peking. Nieh reportedly commands around thirteen thousand well-armed troops trained by German and Russian officers, among the most formidable units, with camps off-limits to visitors. General Sung Ching is also mentioned.
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Lutai
Varranoff
Hussars
Charles Beresford
China
Tung Fu Siang
Nieh
Peking
Fung Tai
Tung
Shanghai
Sung Ching
Tribune notes on Roosevelt touchstones and Chinese headman strike
The Tribune discusses Mr Platt retiring due to infirmities, praise for Philadelphia Convention pictures, and the party split with Addicks’s role. It previews an eight page illustrated supplement with McKinley era prosperity analyses, platform text, and interviews. It mocks anti imperialists, praises republican virtue, and comments on Chinese head choppers seeking higher pay during a local strike.
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Manila
Caiil
the Tribune
Tribune
Demonstrations Ease After Favorable Lines Cited
A fragment notes that cited lines influence behavior, leading to at least temporary desistance from demonstrations. The brief references an implied political or social issue inciting protests and suggests a softening of protest activity following the quoted text.
Notable elder statesmen and military figures profiled
Sir Charles Tupper, retiring Canadian statesman and physician, led a long political career after Edinburgh training. Frederick Hyland, an Irish undertaker, buried over five thousand people in sixty years. Lt Col James Willcocks, famed for Afghan and Burmese campaigns, earned a Distinguished Service Order. Sir Claude MacDonald, British minister to China, served in Egypt and relief campaigns, later held high colonial posts. Father Patrick O Connell, former Lansing city engineer, chose priesthood after civil engineering career.
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Charles Tupper
Dominion
Edinburgh
Frederick Hyland
Wexford
Ireland
Coomassie
James Willcocks
Burmah
Torchi
Niger
Willcocks
Claude MacDonald
China
7Ith Highlanders
Tel-el-Kebir
Black Watch
el Teb
Tamai
War Office
Cairo
Zanzibar
West Africa
Niger Territories
Off River Protectorate
Fernando Po
Cameroons
Patrick O'Connell
Cleveland
Lansing
Mich
Lfe
Talk of the Day and Oddities Across Nations
A collage of brief items notes a Marengo Iowa July wedding gift gag, Chile plans a six-ship national merchant fleet with subsidies, and a string of humorous vignettes from American papers. It mentions Belgian insect swarms, a Cincinnati ostrich cured by electricity, and legal quips from a Kansas City Star column.
Reunion of Free and United Presbyterian Churches in Scotland
London reports the planned October reunion of the Free Church and United Presbyterian Church to form the United Free Church. It notes large combined memberships, potential impact on disestablishment debates in Scotland and beyond, and the political dynamics including a small dissenting minority and the finance and governance issues involved in merging church properties and funds.
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THE
Free Church
United Presbyterian Church
London
United Presbyterian Synod
Free Church Assembly
Principal Rainy
United Free Church
Scotland
Church of Scotland
England
Wales
Chalmers
Barrie
Auld Licht Burghers
Ireland
General Assembly
Auld Lichts
Rainy
Kennedy
Begs
United Presbyterians
New College
Edinburgh
Ebenezer Erskine
Thomas Gillespie
Relief Church
Assembly
Synod
Representative Council
Erskine
Gillespie's
Relief Corps
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Eee
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Eens
Asee
Sao
Ser. Eee
Mafellanewus
Otsae
New Church
Poughkeepsie
Neva Dork Daily Tribune
the Republican Platform
the Republican Record Abroad
Nicholas Murray Butler
Frederick W. Holis
Addicks
Republican National Committee
New England
Celestial Empire
Marengo
Iowa
Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Liverpool
Iquique
Government of
Chili
Chill
Harold
Marjorie
Kansas City Star
Belgium
Brussels
Adam
Sandy Pikes
Chicago News
Paul
Cincinnati Zoo
Chicago
Detroit Journal
Sir Frank Lockwood
Frank
Sir Frank
Edward Clarke
Teheran
Persia
Shah
Nasr-ed-Din
Higgins
Watkins
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