Amusements at Manhattan Roof Gardens and Theatres
Readable items list multiple venues including Paradise Roof Garden and St Nicholas Wallaces Theatre. Mentions Theatre shows Girl 7 chaperons and Vaudeville acts Szid Pasha and Duss Concert at various Manhattan locations.
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Roof Garden
Vartville
Oasis
Dalystre
Wax Herald Square
City Varden
Manhattan
Rand
NEW Tork Theate
Paradise Roof
Gpastor
Scorting Terrace Garden
ST. Nicholas
Wallace's
Szid Pasha
New York Daily Tribune June 23 1902 Coverage
Historic front page from June 23 1902 featuring early 20th century city news events and notices. Includes summaries of local politics, market reports, and notable society happenings with period tone and prominent figures.
Coronation talks and global events headline current morning news
Reports from London note coronation preparations and health of the king while warships reach Spithead. Milan rail accident injures forty nine. Aqua Dulce changes hands. Kai Chi explosion losses. Taft to answer Vatican letter. Milner sworn in in Transvaal. wider world notes on labor, politics, fires, and ships.
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Oreign
London
Spithead
Milan
Aqua Dulce
Kai-Chi
Lord Milner
Transvaal
Vatican
Taft
Cailies
Manila
Tabayas
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The
Tribune
Coke and gas for fuel in smokeless heating debate
The article compares coke and gas as smokeless fuel substitutes for anthracite, noting petroleum and soft coal as further options. It discusses household use, heat efficiency, and the varying quality of coke from different ovens, including Boston and Connellsville varieties, and contrasts water gas with coal gas.
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Boston
Boston Coal Gas Company
Connellsville
Boston Maine Railroad
New York
Metropolitan
New Enrichment Method Could Cut Gas Costs in Cities
The article discusses enriching water gas with petroleum vapor to boost illuminating value and heat, noting Boston and New York City gas firms. It cites Professor Lowe’s water gas and coal gas mix oven, potential cheaper production with crude oil, and possible Coke quality gains, urging Consolidated and others in the metropolis to explore.
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Boston
New York City
Lowe
Connellsville
Eught
Consolidated Company
Oer
Metropolis
Four Half Year Of Reform Under Mayor Low
After about six months in office the Low administration shows substantial city improvements over Tammany rule. Arrears taxes up to $237,000 collected, water revenues rise, paving increases cut costs, printing bills fall 30 percent, and police corruption reduced. Streets cleaner, parks cared for, and overall city life improved for law-abiding citizens.
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Low
van Wiek
the Tribune
Tammany
Croker
Law Administration
Russia and Servia Move in Balkan Power Play
In a notable Balkan development the Sublime Porte approves Monsignor Firmilian’s consecration as Bishop of Uskub under Russian pressure. The piece argues Russia shifts support from Bulgaria to Servia, pursuing domination of the peninsula and possibly uniting Montenegro and Serbia by annexing Novi bazar.
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Balkan
Sublime Porte
Monsignor
Firmilian
Uskub
Macedonia
Russia
Balkans
Bulgaria
Stambuloff
Servia
Balkan Peninsula
Adriatic
Egean
Navibazar
Russia Uses Servian Bishop Move to Gain Balkan Influence
The text argues Russia is leveraging a Servian bishop at Uskub to push Serb influence in Macedonia, counter Austria and block Bulgaria, with Uskub’s rail junction value near Salonika linking Vienna to the frontiers. Religion and politics mix, giving the church political power in the region. This move signals a major strategic development in the Balkans.
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Cive Servia
Adriatic
Austria
Aigeun
Servia
Macedonia
Salonika
Egean
Russia
Porte
Uskub
Bulgaria
Vardar
Gulf of Salonika
Vienna
Budapest
Balkan
T Peninsula
College Men in Politics and the Future of the Democrats
The Tribune notes a trend in college reports showing many graduates plan to practice law and that most graduates in top universities identify as Republicans. The piece questions the Democratic party's prospects, suggesting a lack of educated leaders and coherent followers may lead to eventual defeat.
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the Tribune
United States
Democratic Party
American Railways Growth and Global Exchange Report
The Railroad Gazette notes America and other advanced nations now have ample transport capacity. It cites 66 miles built 1880–1890 rising to 33 855 in the following decade and a marked slowdown thereafter. It highlights US leadership, innovation, and potential future export expansion of rails and equipment.
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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 in New York Dock Development
The city plans to issue about six million dollars in bonds soon to fund new docks and wharves along Manhattan. Professing past underinvestment, supporters argue dock improvements will attract shipping lines, raise rentals, and boost annual revenues, echoing prudent taxpayer sentiment.
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New York
Island of
Manhattan
Market activity reports mixed as stocks slip and funds rise
A broad market rebound contrasts with weak purchases and selling that dampens sentiment. United States Steel traded near record lows amid debt worries while overall stocks show a small weekly gain. Bank deposits rise and foreign exchange moves hint at revived gold exports with ongoing labor troubles limiting some sectors.
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United States Steel Corporation
London
Bank of England
Bank of France
Paris
Australia
Paterson
Nothing new under the sun in public life and sport
The passage mixes quips about ancient Egypt Devery and Kipling with critics of Crokerism and the free press. It notes the undercurrent of political fatigue in New York and the contrast between earnest student athletes and professional teams, closing with Mayor Low backing a school building movement.
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Devery
Debated ethics of school vacation play and city services
The article discusses regulation of grounds as recreation for students during vacation, anticipates Board of Education actions, and argues for honor, harmony, and humane policies. It notes a Chicago professor’s view on superstition in science and praises the street cleaning commissioner for securing baths for workers despite red tape.
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Board of Education
Chicago University
Notable Clergy and Academic Shifts Highlight Early 20th Century Plans
Charles W. Needham elected president of Columbian University succeeding Rev Dr B L Whitman. S H Green acts as president. British Ambassador Michael Henry Herbert, an old Roosevelt friend, recalled as "Mungo" after shared baseball days in Washington. Resignation of Garrett Institute Hebrew chair Charles W Horswell. Cassatt's railroad leadership linked to racing history. Indiana State University elects Dr William Lewe Bryan as president. brother Albert Bryan leads State Agricultural College in Pullman.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Portland
Ore
Wheaton
Philippines
Senate
Cuba
British Columbia
Washington
71St Regiment
Sioux City
Chicago,St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
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
Cleveland
Harrison
Legation
Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Herbert
Herbert
Mungo
White House
Ambassador Herbert
Charles W. Horswell
Garrett Biblical Institute
Chicago
Benes
Horswell
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Racing Association
Monmouth Park
Eurus
St the Bard
William Lewe Bryan
Indiana State University
Indiana University
Albert Bryan
State Agricultural College
Puilman
Wash
The Washington Press Editor Laments Commencement Follies
The editor denounces the valedictory as hypocritical and silly, arguing it is a waste to praise teachers and directors when soon graduates will stay local. A high school event in Boomville is praised as a success, while other notes cover theatre tales and a sacred Bible bound in gilt.
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Washington (Iowa
Boomville
the Bazoo
Hiram Huffercamp
Oxford
Cambridge
Oxford University
London
Reyal
Edward the Confessor
Cambridge University
Westminster Abbey
Russia
Silver coin plan for Philippines tied to gold value
I W Sylvester of New York argues for a U S silver coin 4124 grains redeemable in 25 5 10 grains of gold to circulate in the Philippines and other eastern markets. He proposes a subsidiary silver coinage redeemable in these dollars and stamped with a gold value to gain confidence and broader use beyond insular possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Philippines
Philippine Islands
United States
Central America
Asia
I. W. Sylvester
New York
Tea fears and global tremors mix in a restless age
A social observer wonders about counterfeit foods and the scent of authenticity in tea. He cites Chinese customs around tea and the risk of cheaper perfumed varieties. Reports from California describe Martinique eruption shocks felt as far as geysers near Geyserville and quake activity across the state.
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E. C. Campbell
San Francisco
Murray Hill
Dr. Johnson
Martinique
West Indies
One Union Complains of Methods at Cathedral Meeting
The Central Federated Union heard a complaint from the Safety Association of Engineers against the Portable Hoisting Engineers' Association. Delegate Smith said the latter seeks to force members to join and pay a $50 initiation fee, though the Safety men claim to have built from foundations and plan to finish the spire. The dispute, tied to labor and control of on site work, led to a request for bishops and officials to intervene.
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St. John the Divine
Morningside Heights
Central Federated Union
Portable Hoisting Engineers’ Association
The
Safety Association of Engineers
Smith
Board of Building Trades
Ien
Bishop Potter
Levermore
Engagement of Miss Edith Abercrombie to Arthur Gifford
The engagement was announced at a Worcester luncheon given by Miss Edith Brainerd Abercrombie. She is the daughter of Dr D W Abercrombie, head master of Worcester Academy, and a Vassar graduate this month. Arthur Edward Gifford resides in the city.
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Edith Brainerd Abercrombie
Worcester
Mass
Arthur Edward Gifford
Abercrombie
D. W.a Crombie
Worcester Academy
Vassar
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Financial
Bankers & Kere
Adiary Board
Scoo
Gale
Iammer Resorts
New York Daily Tribune
Meveland
Louis H. Ayms
Guadaloupe
St. Pierre
Basse Terre
St. Lucia
Thomas Richey
General Theological Seminary
Richey
Tyrmatian Bey
Antic City
Tareeh
Italy
Saxony
Robert S. MacArthur
Amos J. Cummings
Carnegie Hall
College
American Railways
Money and Business
Mr. Kipling
John Most
Free Press of America
Mr. Croker
Maubant
Comédie Française
Pall Mall Gazette
Sociétaire
Francais
Danton
Charlotte Corday
Charlemagne
Roland
Karoly
Thirion
Houston (Tex
J. B. Marmion
Justice of the Peace
Mr. Marmion
Fifth Ward
A. N
Bud) Fitzgerald
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