New York Theatres Feature Varied Shows and Vaudeville
Amusements listings include Eden Eden Eden and Paradise Roof Vaudeville acts. Sheenan’s Regiment, Miss Simplicity, and The Show Girl head Terraces and Walls theatres with continuous performances.
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Amnes Roof Garnen—S—Vorte
Ning — Works
Herald Square Thesthe Nz
Kenges
Feo
Conclanens
Pertermance Knickerpocker Theste
Manhattan
Sheenon S
NEW Tork
Vaudevillle
Pastor
Terrace Garden
Pasha
Sweet
Nicholas
Wallace’s Theatre
New York Daily Tribune Item June 23 1902
A brief New York Daily Tribune notice from June 23, 1902. The readable line hints at a standard daily section item, likely a schedule, small notice, or brief update. No explicit event details are present in the readable fragment.
Coronation preparations advance amid global tensions
News recounts London coronation readiness and health of the king as warships reach Spithead. Reports note a Milan railroad accident with casualties, Venezuelan troops capturing Aqua Dulce, and a Chinese cruiser explosion. Domestic items list labor disputes, political maneuvers, and notable incidents across the United States and abroad.
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Oreign
London
Spithead
Milan
Aqua Dulce
Lord Milner
Transvaal
Vatican
Taft
Cailles
Manila
Tabayas
Tribune Mail Subscription Offers Worldwide
The Tribune announces mail delivery to any wearer in the country or abroad with freely changeable addresses. Subscriptions may be arranged through a regular dealer or at The Tribune office with subscription rate details on the opposite page.
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Tribune
Coke and Gas for Fuel in Heating and Industry
The article compares smokeless fuels with emphasis on coke and gas as household and industrial fuels. It explains varieties of coke, oven methods, and the role of gas types from Boston and New York, noting heat, fumes, and efficiency differences for domestic use and railways. It highlights depreciation of water gas and the superior output of oven-produced coke.
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Boston
Jommelisville
Boston Coal Gas Company
Boston Maine Railroad
New York
Metropolitan
Enrichment of Gas by Petroleum Vapor Promises Lower Costs
The article discusses adding petroleum vapor to gas production to boost heating power and lower costs. It notes Boston using a by product system that beats old water gas firms, while New York’s monopoly remains more expensive. Innovations by Professor Lowe mix water gas with coal gas using crude oil enrichment and yield coke close to Connellsville. The piece speculates New York could benefit from adopting similar methods.
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Boston
New York City
Lowe
Connellsville
Consolidated Company
Metropolis
Half-Year Reform Under Mayor Low Reportedly Improves City
After six months in office, Mayor Low’s administration shows substantial gains across departments. Tax arrears collection rose, water revenues increased, paving expanded, printing costs cut, and police reform reduced blackmail while crime declined. Streets, parks, baths, and public works advance urban civilization for honest citizens.
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Low
van Wiek
the Tribune
Tammany
Croker
Loew
Law Administration
Russia moves to shift Balkan balance in Macedonia case
The Sublime Porte approves Monsignor Firmilian as Bishop of Uskub under Russian pressure, signaling a pivot in Balkan policy. Russia backs Servia over Bulgaria, aiming to extend influence across the peninsula and envisioning united Serb and Montenegrin realms via Novi Bazar.
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Balkan
Sublime Porte
Monsignor
Firmilian
Uskub
Macedonia
Russia
Balkans
Bulgaria
Stambulotf
Servia
Balkan Peninsula
Adriatic
Egean
Novibazar
Russia uses bishop at Uskub to push Servian influence
Russia pushes the Porte to place a Servian bishop at Uskub near the frontier and on the Vardar River junction to Salonika. The move would advance Servian ambitions in Macedonia and block Austria’s route to the sea, shaping Balkan power and ecclesiastical influence amid competing Bulgaria and Austrian goals.
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Servia
Adriatic
Austria
Macedonia
Salonika
Russia
Uskub
Bulgaria
Vardar
Vienna
Budapest
Balkan Peninsula
College Men in Politics and the Republican Surge
The Tribune notes college and university reports show many graduates plan law careers and a large majority in major schools identify as Republicans. Democrats appear weaker with few educated leaders or organized followers to rally in future battles. The piece questions the party’s outlook and prospects.
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the Tribune
United States
Democratic Party
American railways lead world in capacity and innovation
An analysis from The Railroad Gazette uses a German source to show America and other advanced nations built most world rail mileage in earlier decades, with a slowdown later. The piece highlights U S dominance in rail tech and export potential for rails, bridges, and locomotives abroad.
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Railroad Gazette
America
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
United States
British India
Atlantic
New World
Globe
Millions for the Piers Fight for New York Dock Bonds
The city plans to issue six million dollars in bonds soon to develop New York docks and wharves. Authorities argue that investing in harbor improvements will boost rental income and attract shipping lines, with taxpayers approving liberal dock entitlements for long term financial and civic gains.
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New York
Island of
Maitan
Stock Market Activity and Economic Outlook in Widespread Markets
Activity increased in stock operations with mixed results as investors faced thin appetite and cautious trading. U S Steel common stock neared record lows amid a bond to equity shift, while money markets showed ease, high government vaults, and growing gold holdings in Europe signaling cautious optimism for future growth.
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United States Steel Corporation
London
Bank of England
Bank of France
Paris
Australia
Paterson
Boston
Devery’s Bold Talk Sparks Aldermanic Fracas
A colorful critical column questions Devery’s genius rhetoric in a heated debate with Tammany figures including Croker. The piece notes near‑fights in the Board of Aldermen as impetuous legislators clash while tempers flare and restraint wavers.
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Devery
Tammany
Croker
Under Cheops Pyramid A Papyrus Complaint Surfaces
A centuries old papyrus fragment cites the Egyptian police chief failing to detect a burglary. The piece sits among a wave of satirical notes on politics and journalism, from Kipling to Crokerism, as New York debates reforms and school building use.
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Devery
Honor and Harmony at Washington and Friendly City Actions
The piece argues for proper regulation of recreation for youths during vacations, urging the Board of Education to implement prudent methods. It notes a Chicago professor’s view on superstition in science and praises a City official who pushed for bath facilities for street sweepers, cutting bureaucratic knots to aid workers.
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Board of Education
Chicago University
Notable Academic and Diplomatic Shifts And Pastimes
Charles W Needham elected president of Columbian University, succeeding Rev Dr B L Whitman. S H Green had served as acting president. Michael Henry Herbert, future British Ambassador, and Theodore Roosevelt shared a deep baseball friendship. Roosevelt mentored Herbert in the game. Charles W Horswell resigns from Garrett Biblical Institute. Cassatt's railroad career and racing interest noted. William Loewe Bryan elected president of Indiana State University. brother Albert Bryan leads Washington State College.
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Charles W. Needham
Columbian University
B. L. Whitman
Law School
University
S. H. Green
Calvary Baptist Church
Whitman
Michael Henry Herbert
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Washington
Cleveland
Harrison
Legation
Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Herbert
Herbert
Munge
White House
Mungo
Ambassador Herbert
Charles W. Horswell
Garrett Biblical Institute
Chicago
Horswell
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Racing Association
Monmouth Park
Eurns
Bard
Heel
William Loewe Bryan
Indiana State University
Indiana University
ISS
ISSS
Albert Bryan
State Agricultural College
Pullman
Wash
Editor blasts valedictory as bore in local paper
The Washington Iowa Press editor voices.iconoclastic views on graduation speeches calling them a bore and unnecessary. A high school hall event and a Bayou area essay on teachers and directors are noted as part of town activities. A separate item in Bazoo highlights elocutionist Hiram Huffercamp’s illness and a glowing recounting of the town entertainment.
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Washington (Iowa
Boomville
the Bazoo
Hiram Huffercamp
Tea packing and Martinique quake link unsettles readers
The piece notes tea handling disgusts some for fake imitation risks while recounting Dr. Campbell’s take. It then reports earthquakes linked to Martinique volcanic unrest, with Jarvis McDonald observing geysers at Geyserville reacting to seismic activity near California’s coast and mountains.
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E. C. Campbell
San Francisco
Murray Hill
Yesterds
Dr. Johnson
Martinique
West Indies
Union clash over methods at St John the Divine meeting
At the Central Federated Union meeting in Morningside Heights the Safety Association of Engineers accused the Portable Hoisting Engineers' Association of pressuring members to join via strikes and an initiation fee. Delegates urged church figures to intervene to allow the Safety engineers to work without tribute.
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St. John the Divine
Morningside Heights
Central Federated Union
Portable Hoisting Engineers’ Association
Safety Association of Engineers
Smith
Board of Building Rades
Lely
Bishop Potter
Levermore
Abercrombie Engagement Announced in Worcester
Miss Edith Brainerd Abercrombie of Worcester announces her engagement to Arthur Edward Gifford of this city. The luncheon at Miss Abercrombie’s home disclosed the news. Miss Abercrombie, daughter of Dr Crombie headmaster of Worcester Academy, is a Vassar graduate this month.
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Edith Brainerd Abercrombie
Worcester
Mass
Arthur Edward Gifford
Abercrombie
Dr. W. Abder
Drcrombie
Worcester Academy
Vassar
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Muarranes
Tal Leral
Bankers & Tockers
Frey Rathcadas
New York Daily Tribune
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Portland
Ore
Wheaton
Philippines
Senate
Cuba
British Columbia
Sioux City
Chicago.St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Scity
Meveland
Louis H. Aymé
Guadaloupe
St. Pierre
Basse Terre
St. Lucia
Thomas Richey
General Theological Seminary
Richey
Sters
Antic City
Italy
Saxony
Robert S. MacArthur
Ames J. Cummings
College
American Railways
Money and Business
Mr. Kipling
John Most
Free Press of America
Mr. Croker
Maubant
Comédie Francaise
Pall Mall Gizette
Sociétaire
The
Francais
Danton
Charlotte Corday
Charlemagne
Roland
Karoly
Thirton
Oxford
Cambridge
Oxford University
Lonfen
Levant
Edward the Confessor
Cambridge University
Westminster Abbey
Houston
Tex
Philippine Islands
Colm
Central America
Lea
Law
Sylvester
J. B. Marmion
Justice of the Peace
Mr. Marmion
Fifth Ward
A. N. Pur
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