Amusements Brighton Beach Park and Dreamland Variety List
The clipping lists an array of Brighton Beach amusements and rides including Boer War displays, Dreamland and Lana Park attractions, Bostock circus at Mare, Heir to the Hoorah, and various fireworks and concerts. It notes times such as 8:15 and 5:20 across gardens and park sites with multiple acts and vendors.
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Dreamland
Lana Park
Bostock
Am!nvidevttin
Penal Square
Rellicktog
Wistaria Grove
Yemen
Moholas Garden
Warren Concerta
Advertising demand proves Tribune readers respond
The Tribune reports strong advertising demand in the first 200 months of 1905 with 455,475 lines of advertising printed, showing advertisers in the Tribune get results compared to the previous year.
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Sundat Tribune
Tribune
Han
SHE Tribune
Global Turmoil and Domestic News Across Worlds and Markets
Reports from the New York Daily Tribune summarize ongoing foreign clashes as Japanese forces push north in Russia with signs of a major engagement. Rumors of armistice attempt remain unconfirmed. In Lodz Cossacks killed eighteen and wounded a hundred during a parade of 50,000 workers. M Nelidoff, Russia’s Paris envoy, named as peace envoy to Washington. Sweden’s Riksdag backs dissolution talks with Norway. Back in Russia, reforms are hoped for despite continued struggle against bureaucracy. A note to Germany seeks limits on a proposed Morocco conference, drawing Balow’s reply concern. In Parliament Brodrick seeks 12.2 million dollars more for Indian military service. Hungarian Diet opposes Fejervary Cabinet. Domestically, Roosevelt letters on freight rebates released. Roosevelt receives LL D at Clark University and delivers addresses at Holy Cross and Williamstown. City stocks strong. Equitable Life audit criticizes officers. Ryan trusteeship deemed insufficient. stove control removal urged. Mrs. D. Percy Morgan granted decree of separation. New-York Historical Society building and Salvation Army HQ sold for tax arrears. Today’s high 66, low 57.
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Reminder on Tur Tarsuxe Mail Subscriptions Before Leaving City
Readers about to leave the city are reminded that Tur Tarsuxe can be mailed to any address in the country or abroad with address changes allowed freely. Subscriptions may be left with a regular dealer or at the Tur Trisuxe office. See opposite page for subscription rates.
The Pere Marquette Decision Perplexes Canada’s Alien Labor Act
Judge Anglin rules American engineers cannot be deported under Canada’s Alien Labor act, deeming the writs ultra vires. The decision rests on extraterritorial limits of Canadian law and emphasizes that Parliament’s powers are bounded by colonial territorial units. It highlights tensions between Dominion autonomy and imperial ties.
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Privy Council
Canadians fall under ultra vires in Pere Marquette case
The article discusses Judge Anglin’s ruling on the Pere Marquette deportation, arguing Canadian detention of Americans aboard a ferry may be ultra vires and constitute unlawful custody. It notes broader implications for Canadian legislative power, the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, and relations with American labor law. The piece signals tension between Canadian authority and U S sovereignty as engineers and rail projects face potential impact.
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Sound Sense in Sweden and the Norway Union
An editorial asserts the Nordic union should end with calm negotiations and mutual independence. It praises Sweden's measured approach and King Oscar II’s restraint, arguing dissolution will reduce artificial fetters, boost prosperity, and foster stronger future ties between Norway and Sweden.
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Tunnels under the Hudson and rapid transit plans
The Public Service Corporation foresees electric cars Newark to New York City in about thirty minutes once Hudson crossings exist. Trains and ferries already offer swift links, and new tunnel routes from the Pennsylvania system or McAdoo’s project may shape a faster regional transit, though exact routes and competitors remain unsettled.
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Tunnels Will Link Suburbs to New York City Region
The piece discusses potential highway and tunnel projects linking western New Jersey suburbs to Manhattan. It cites Public Service Corporation and McAdoo plans for Metropolitan connections, predicting reduced travel time, increased suburban property values, and a shift toward uninterrupted trips from Brooklyn to Park Row. The analysis forecasts New Jersey benefiting from improved regional transit and corporate arrangements.
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Trade revival under Bliss Zaldo treaty with Cuba
A government bulletin shows Cuba US trade in ten months to April 30 1905 and compares with 1893 1904 and 1903 04. Imports rose to 90 million and exports to 38 million for the year, more than five times earlier levels, asserting the treaty’s practical gains and urging fuller US sales to Cuba.
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Islands
Bureau of Statetics
United States
Lkely
Congress
Mississippi Court Upholds Life Term for Assault on Black Girl
The Mississippi Supreme Court affirmed a life sentence for a white man who assaulted a ten year old black girl in Yazoo Delta. The ruling stressed that justice must be administered regardless of race, praising jurors for delivering a verdict despite prejudice. The piece argues lynching harms the rule of law and notes improved state actions against lynching.
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Cox
Mississippi
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Vardaman
Community Sentiment on Justice Sparks Discussion
The remark argues that if the community accepts life imprisonment and slow judicial processes for a white perpetrator, it should likewise oppose mob violence toward Black individuals, urging restraint and legality in handling crime.
Noise crackdown urged as city police prepare to act
Commissioner McAdoo backs a police order to curb fireworks during the peak celebration period. The editorial urges strict enforcement, citing open violations, noisy torpedoes, and debris as proof of lawbreaking. It warns the public to credit authorities if success follows and notes related health and political topics in a broad column.
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McAdoo
American countryman at Kansas City hotel sparks misread plan
A Kansas City hotel guest from Platts County declares he is American with no foreign look. The note is part of a string of clippings showing humor and oddities, including insolvency joke logic in Burma and a Paris classroom moment, with a mix of anecdotes and quips from various papers.
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Platts County
New York Society Notes Revel in Riviera and Europe
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt voyage on North Star from Kiel and sublet Newport villa. Chapins depart New London for England while son Louis heads to the Northwest for Northern Pacific engineering work. Mourning for Mason Hasell after his Adirondacks death. Debutante Allee Hasell noted. Bishop McVickar and sister sail to Europe. Eliot era social column records changes, voyages, marriages, and society moves across Lenox Newport Southampton and Yonkers with multiple notable families and events.
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Kiel
Newport
Thomas F. Walsh Beaufley
William Waildort Astor
Robert W. Chapin
New London
Conn
England
Louis L. B. Chapin
Northwest
Northern Pacific Railroad
Lewis Cruger Hasell
Misa Allee Hasell
Mason
Adirondacks
Columbia
Removal of Paul Jones's Body for Paris Ceremonies
The American Embassy arranges ceremonies for Paul Jones's body, to be moved from Cherbourg by special train to Paris on July, with naval escorts and staff. The body will be transported by torpedo boat down the Seine if needed, and the escort will depart Cherbourg to join the festivities surrounding the British and French squadrons.
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Man of Mystery in Trouble Over Stage Trappings
Telfair Minton, released from Queens County jail in Long Island City, was arrested on suspicion after trying to enlist a boy to move clothing for a theatrical prop. Ex sheriff Rhinehart offered no information. Minton, claiming amateur actor ties, lived on a naval ship in Manhattan and reportedly belonged to a wealthy socially prominent Manhattan family.
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Queene County
Long Island City
Sherrif Clark D. Rhinehart
Brooklyn
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Frederick Yenger
Yengel
Wen Afinton
Helena
Manhattan
Girl fatally struck by Hamburg Avenue car near Covert Street
Seven year old Edith Prentice, daughter of a Willamabore produce dealer, died after a car on Hamburg Avenue struck her while crossing near Covert Street. She had a rose from her teacher and was en route home from school with companions. The motorman was arrested as witnesses described the crowd and the accident.
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Covert-st
Willlamabore
Hamburgave
Hamburg-ave
Edith
James Howard
Washington Society Notes From The TriuoTEE Rural
Washington calendar shows the Treasury secretary and Mrs Shaw with Miss Shaw returning from Atlantic City. Haytian Minister and Mme Leger, with Mlle Bourke, head for Deer Park for summer. Chinese Minister and family go to Amherst cottage for months. Major General Gillespie and Mrs Gillespie head to Atlantic City before flight to Europe on July 4. William S Shallenberger and family depart for Haven, Maine for a three week visit yesterday.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Atlantic City
Mere Leger
Mise S. Bourke
Deer Park
Bischitren
Amherst
Gillespie
Heerope
William
Shallenberger
Haven
Social Notes From Newport Summer Season Highlights
Newport society reports little sociable activity beyond a Mra J Fr Pierson hosted tracheon and Mrs Addison Thomas hosting a dinner. Captain Woodbury Kane offers cricket caps for Newport Cricket Club. club includes English butlers and cottagers. Thomas Walsh of Washington negotiating for late Gordon McKaye villa purchase. seeking Newport cottage. frequent McKaye visitor. Captain and Mrs Philip Lydiz and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock arrive for season. Baron and Baroness De Tuyll return from Washington trip. William H Sands arrives for season.
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Mra. J. Fr. Pierson
Addison Thomas
Woodbury Kane
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Thomas F. Walsh
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Thomas Hitchcock
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Baroness de Tuyll
William H. Sands
Teachers Rally Against New Pension Deductions
Teachers protest a 1 percent deduction to the Teachers' Pension Fund under the revised law. Some refuse to permit cuts, arguing retroactive application and constitutional concerns. Officials predict court action as the law’s enforcement, set for June, faces opposition from educators and state auditors.
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Ohio
Naval budget veto rocks Italian chamber of deputies
Rome June 21 the Chamber of Deputies secretly rejected the naval budget increase 190 to 48 Admiral Mirabello asked for 956000000 for battleships cruisers and submarines defense of sonar economy Genoa Venice Ancona and Harvard House sold for 4700 Stratford on Avon Harvard House once home to Joan Harvard's mother founder of Harvard University
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A Warriors Pastime in Dundee Advertiser
An article from The Dundee Advertiser discusses a feature on the warrior people and their pursuits. Major Ephades-Powel writes about bassoon playing, clay modelling, and reading as valued pastimes, noting their cleanliness and suitability for busy schedules.
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Peel
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