Amusements listings across venues and times
A condensed catalog of vaudeville bills and stage shows with start times at venues such as AERIAL, BROADWAY, CONEY ISLAND Dreamiland Luna Park, DALY'S, BELEN MUSEE, GAIETY, GARRICK, BAMBERSTENS, JARDIN DE PARIS, and WEBBER'S. Notes include titles like The Man from Home, A Gentleman from Mississippi, The World In Wax, The House Next Door, The Beauty Spot, The Motor Girl, Going Some, and The Girl from Rector s.
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Buer
Mississippi
Broadway
Midnight Sons
Havana
Coney Island
Dreamiland
Luna Park
Garrick
Mexico
Lemaxine Elliotts
Webber
Rectors
New York Daily Tribune Description and Leadership
The New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Its principal office is Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Henry W. Sackett as secretary, and James M. Barrett as treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Henry W. Sackett
James M. Barrett
Clash at Auteuil as Stable Boys Union halts race
Rioting at Auteuil disrupted the Grand Steeplechase as the Stable Boys Union blocked horses, crowds set booths and hedges ablaze, and many people were hurt amid arrests. Also reports of maritime collisions, political talks on corporate taxes, Wright brothers demonstrations, and other city and national news with healthful weather in prospect.
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Auteuil
Stable Boys Union
Dover
Wilson Line
Red Star
Zeeland
Southampton
Holyhead
London
Liverpool
White Star Line
New York
International Banking Corporation
Peking
M. de Martens
Valk
Tenerife
Scod
The Proposed Subway Bargain Offers City Profit Share
The Bradley Gaffner Steers plan proposes the city share half of the profits while builders supply the capital and the operating agreement can be ended after ten years with cost plus a profit reimbursement. Competitors may push for higher guarantees, but a 15 percent profit on a $100,000,000 project is argued as fair given risk and construction oversight. The city might not secure better terms by building it itself.
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Bradley-Gaffney-Strers Company
Interborough
Brooklyn
Bradley-Gaffner-Steers
Broadway Lexington Loop Seen Profit Boost in Subway Plan
The city would fund the line at cost plus 15 percent with public oversight and ten year termination rights. Publicity would improve, but financial backing from proposers is unclear. The Broadway Lexington loop, linked with the subway, is expected to attract heavy rush hour traffic and boost profits, especially under a Manhattan system.
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Broadway
Lexington Avenue
Interborough
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Rising Democrats and the tariff shift in Washington
In a Senate exchange Bailey and Hughes debate tariff reform and the Denver platform as The Commoner praises rising Democrats. The piece argues Democrats like Bailey Daniel Money Simmons Tillman Bacon and Stone are moving toward partial protectionism and away from Bryan leadership, signaling a generational shift in party policy.
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Senate
Bailey
Hughes
Washington
House
Congress
Denver
Bryan
Daniel
Money
Simmons
Tillman
Bacon
Stone
Mills-Cleveland-Wilson
Democratic Party
Outlook for Persia Praises Shah as Friend of Freedom
The article defends Mohammed Ali of Persia as a steadfast advocate of constitutional reform. It argues he has consistently worked for liberty, fighting obstacles to establish a parliamentary system, and credits him with guiding the nation toward a representative constitution despite prior misreadings by critics.
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Mohammed Ali
Shahi-Kajar
Persia
Kaiumers
Feridoun
Jamshid
Kaikhosrau
Iran Promises Constitutional Restora tion and New Parliament
The passage notes that a ruler, after suppressing disorder, has restored the constitution and ordered a new parliament. It comments on an electoral law reducing deputies from 162 to 120, with Azerbaijan’s representation dropping to fifteen from twenty, and hopes for wiser governance under the new regime.
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Shah-i-KaJjar
Azerbaijan
Teheran
Iran
Rail link planned from Mantapan to Ceylon by sea island route
An Indian Ocean project aims to connect Hindustan with Ceylon by a fifty mile rail corridor using islands and a submerged reef for foundation. A ship canal will cut through a small island to aid coasting vessels while speeding tea exports and mail delivery to major Indian cities. The plan contrasts with Florida Keys expansion, as the India Ceylon line will emphasize freight rather than passenger traffic.
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Indian Ocean
Ceylon
Hindustan
Mantapan
London
India
Bombay
Colombo
Madras
Calcutta
India-Ceylon
Florida East Coast Railway
Key West
Keys
Provision by the State Defends Individual Welfare Against Universal Paternalism
A Chicago physician argues against universal state provision for infants and all stages of life. He warns the socialist aim would erode personal responsibility, thrift, and moral agency, asserting true national progress comes from individual effort, not state dependency.
Ambition vs. Dependence in Community Welfare Debate
The speaker argues against creating wealth by impoverishing citizens and against efficiency through idleness. He contends a community cannot prosper if its people are poor and that a state cannot be self-reliant if its populace becomes dependent and passive.
Market declines reflect liquidation not intrinsic value shifts
Distinctive changes in last week’s stock prices show a direction toward lower quotations as investors liquidate overextended speculative positions. Leaders, including rail shares and industrials, closed the week lower while money markets hint at tighter credit ahead and a possible rise in borrowing costs.
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Sterling Exchange
London
Paris
France
Red White and Blue reorganization sparks historic flag ties
The article notes the British fleets adopting a Red White and Blue scheme for mimic warfare, linking to the phrase origin. It then describes a Pittsburg streetcar trial blending Pay as You Enter with a middle exit, aimed at improving efficiency and capacity, with conductors controlling the exit to curb fare evasion.
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France
Russia
Pittsburg
Cocaine import duty urged to curb abuse during era
The piece notes William Jay Schieffelin proposing a prohibitory duty on imported cocaine to curb irregular sales in the United States. It discusses druggists and physicians who obtain cocaine by import from Britain and Germany and evade New York record laws. The article also mentions Russian dreadnought keels laid and a suffragette arrested for disobeying police, framing it as martyrdom.
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William Jay Schieffelin
England
Germany
New York
Schieffelin
Plan to colonize 200000 negroes in Missouri explored
An article notes E. B. Hale of St. Louis claims a ten year effort has yielded a plan to settle 200000 negroes on 37000 acres in Carter and Butler counties Missouri. Homes would be sold for five dollars down and five dollars monthly with a brick plant to supply material. The piece includes other anecdotes and brief items from the era.
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E. B. Hale
St. Louis
Missouri
Hale
Carter
Butler Counties
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Senate
Orm
Tariff Talk and Public Policy Debates Across Papers
A collage of editorial clippings discusses tariffs touching art taxation education and ethics. It contrasts views from Syracuse Columbia Rochester Washington Houston St Louis and notes bipartisan critique of iron ore tax and tariff directions.
Letter to the Editor from D. B. Strouse of Salem Va
A Virginia Democrat argues against income taxes and direct taxation, urging retrenchment and tariff protection. He contends moneyed Southern interests oppose direct taxes, warns politicians and financiers, and urges the Republican party to resist such legislation.
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the Tribune
South
D. B. Strouse
Salem
Readers Prodded Over Queensboro Bridge Coverage
In a letter to the editor a reader questions The Tribune’s lack of coverage of the Queensboro Bridge opening. The reply credits the paper’s earlier detailed reporting on the bridge’s design, safety probes, and the opening celebration, noting later events devolved into minor side shows and street fakers’ gatherings.
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Tribune
New York
Queensboro Bridge
Queens
F. R. Graham
Freeport
N. Y
Fashion Plates a Bad Example Critics Call Tobacco Image Harmful
In a Boston or New York department store the display of a fashion plate showing a youth with a pipe prompted Dr. Charles G. Pease to protest. He urged buyers to demand removal, noting the image could influence youths toward smoking. the department head reportedly removed the picture after his protest.
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the Tribune
Charles G. Pease
M. D
New York
Opposes Higher Duty on Hosiery and Trade Protection
A brief from New York dated June 18 189 cites domestic hosiery makers resisting a 3 percent duty raise on cotton hosiery under Payne Dill. Wayne Knitting Mills Fort Wayne Indiana argues current duties suffice to protect U S manufacturers as the matter moves to conference committee.
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the Tribune
Senate Finance Committee
Wayne Knitting Mila
Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
New York
Leslie Graff
King Edward to Review Fleet at Cowes July 11
London reports that at the conclusion of manoeuvres King Edward will review the fleet at Cowes on July 11. He invites members of both Houses of Parliament to attend, promising an imposing pageant in British waters. The date aligns with the expected visit of the Emperor of Russia to France and England, suggesting possible Russian warships nearby.
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London
Cowes
British
Russia
France
England
Franco-American Society elects Hanotaux first president
Paris June 0 The France and America Society has elected Gabriel Hanotaux former Foreign Affairs minister as its first president and the Vicomte de Bréteuil as treasurer. The organizing committee includes André Tardieu Paul Adam Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu François Plameng Jules Charles-Roux Léon A Lhermitte and Jules Siegfried.
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Paris
France and America
Gabriel Hanotaux
Vicomte de Bréteuil
André Tardieu
Temps
Paul Adam
Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu
Institute of France
François Plameng
Jules Charles-Roux
Léon A. Lhermitte
Jules Siegfried
Chamber of Deputies
Rockhill Leaves Peking for Home After China Post
W. W. Rockhill the retiring American Minister to China departed Peking today with Mrs. Rockhill. The long serving diplomat ends a chapter in Sino American relations after years of service, flagging a transition in American diplomacy in the Far East.
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Peking
W. W. Rockhill
China
Wellman to Start New North Pole Expedition From Tromsoe
Walter Wellman and his party departed Paris this afternoon for Tromsoe Norway where they will embark on an Arctic voyage toward Spitzbergen. They expect to reach Spitzbergen by July 1.
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Paris
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Tromsoe
Norway
Arctic
Spitzbergen
Educators to Address German American Teachers Convention
Prominent educators will deliver lectures at the thirty seventh annual convention of the German American Teachers Association at Deutsche Liederkranz Hall on East 18th Street from June 23 to July 2. Admission to lectures will be free.
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Teachers’ Association
Deutsche Liederkrang
East 18Th Street
Elusive
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