Amusements in Brighton Beach Parks and Coney Venues
A collage of amusements lists appearances at Brighton Beach Park Luna Park Dreamland and Eden Musee along with stage shows at Herald Square and New York Roof Gardens. Highlights include aerial gardens, fireworks, wax world displays, Mars circus acts, and Warren Concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements
Aerial Gardens
Gilvert ap@ Sullivan
Austing
Brighton Beach Park
Sqhey Island
Dreamland
Luna Park
Bostock
Eden Musee
Halmersteins Paradise
Roof Gardens
Auserile
Herald Squarf
Mars
Knickerbocker
Pain
York Roof
Wistaria Grove
Nicholas Garden
Warren
The Tribune Ad Demand Surges in Early 1906
The New York Tribune shows strong ad growth in January and February 1906, surpassing 1904 levels. Advertisers seek Tribune space as proof of results, with the paper promoting its advertising reach and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Tribune
New-York Aily
Sundat Tribune
Tribune
War, politics, and incidents dominate New York Daily Cribrine
Foreign news reports Tsarist and Japanese moves in Manchuria with Russian and Cossack clashes in Transcaucasia. Domestic items include Roosevelt’s armistice efforts, honorary college degrees, jury in Crawford case, wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited at Mentor Ohio, and state civil service notes. Also weather outlook for India with cooler conditions and a 67 degree high yesterday.
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Wikcholas
Russia
Manchara
Bnd
Semstvos
Lodz
Transcaucasia
Roosevelt
Dagen
Japan
Manchuria
Ewhu Root
Joseph H. Choate
Williams College
Washington
Hay
Crawford
Wright
Bientor
Ohio
la Porte
Ind
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Marer
Jerome
Hendricks Equitable
Century Limited
Mentor
New York Central
State Civil Service Commission
Mets
Municipal Civil Service ‘Commission
M. M. Ramsay
Johns Hopkins University
Americ Fine Arts
Rome
Rapid Transit Commission
Seana
Bis
Sir Russell
Ieee
India
Reminder on postal delivery for Tus Trisuxe subscriptions
The notice explains that Tus Trisuxe will be mailed to any address in the country or abroad and that subscribers can change their address as often as they wish. Subscriptions may be given to a regular dealer before departure or delivered at the Tux Tauxe office. See opposite page for rates.
Reciprocity Wars Reignite in Massachusetts Politics
The Massachusetts fight over Canadian reciprocity heats up as Lt Governor contenders clash on the issue. Eben S. Draper rejects reciprocity as unfeasible while Frederick S. Hall vows to stamp the state as pro reciprocity to spur federal action, reviving a long running partisan debate rooted in New England trade advocacy. The saga echoes past efforts led by Governor supporters and former advocate Eugene N. Foss.
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Canada
Massachusetts
New-England
Dominion
Eugene N. Foss
Congress
New England
Foss
House of Representatives
Eben S. Draper
Tila
Frederick 8. Hall
Massachusetts Reciprocity Debate Faces Ottawa Opposition
The piece argues that true reciprocity hinges on Canada. It notes Canada’s desire for its own trade policy and protection of home interests, and says Massachusetts lawmakers should focus efforts on Ottawa rather than Washington.
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Massachusetts
Washington
Canada
United States
Dominion
Joint High Commission
Ottawa
New England
Equitable and the Legislator The Insurance Department’s probe into Equitable Life
The Insurance Department reports a thorough, fearless investigation into the Equitable Life Assurance Society. It argues for immediate legislative action and mutualization to protect policyholders, notes possible stock transfer to trustees, and calls for prompt gubernatorial recommendations and potential charter amendments.
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Equitable
Eegislatord
Insurance Department
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hendricks
Frick
Mayer
Equitable Society
Frick and Hendricks
Morton
Superintendent of Insurance
Styan
Ryan
Panama Crisis Deepens As Yellow Fever Rises
Reports from Panama show a worsening sanitary crisis with daily yellow fever cases rising from weeks of two or three new instances to three or four daily. The piece notes calls for policy review and cites Wallace, canal chief engineer, awaiting his report on current conditions and the timing of canal construction in relation to sanitation efforts.
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Panama
Wallace
Commission
Canal Commission
Magoon faces canal crisis over sanitation and delay
The governor's frank disclosure of the health crisis in the Isthmus draws public trust as debate continues on suspending construction for sanitation or persisting with work. Supporters urge rapid yellow fever abolition and efficient engineering to speed the canal project.
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Wallace
Magoon
Wreck at Mentor Sparks Debate on Motive and Madness
A Lake Shore flyer wreck near Mentor Ohio kills many as investigators weigh whether a switch was opened intentionally. Officials cite possible malice or mania, noting a prior train passage, a burned switch light, and a locked open switch after the collision. The piece questions motive and urges a thorough inquiry while hinting at schedule changes for the Twentieth Century Limited.
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Lake Shore
Mentor
Ohio
Lake Shore Road
Limited
Garfield
McKinley
Lake Shore Company
Bnt
Impeachment Path for Justice Hooker: Plea for Merit-Based Removal
The legislature must decide the Hooker case by merit with a full sift of charges and a judgment per constitutional removal provisions. If charges prove true, Hooker cannot sit on the bench. if false, they must be vindicated to preserve public respect for the courts. The legislature holds plenary power and must act under Article VI Section 11 after proper hearing, as the people chose impeachment over other remedies.
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Hooker
United States
State Bar Association
Assembly
Justice Hooker
Court of Appeals
Forecast and Destiny in Automobiles Myth
A Minnesota preacher links Nabum prophecy to modern chauffeurs, warning that raging chariots in streets resemble torches and lightnings. He cites biblical verses predicting punishment, urging caution to drivers and their companions amid rising automobile traffic hazards.
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G. L. Merrill
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
City Hall pride and global turmoil in a mirrored era
The column rails at New York City monuments and a city hall park, credits Park Commissioner Pallas, mocks a City Hall glow while noting bootblack stands. It surveys Europe’s unrest from Lodz to Morocco, Russia’s reforms, and public life in Albany, subway health, and a grand building race. It laments transit and safety lawsuits, then glances at education, playground funding, and cosmopolitan college degrees.
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New-York
Municipal Art Commission
Pallas
Grout
Darlington
Rapid Transit Commission
Albany
The Talk of the Day and a Derbyshire Collie Tale
A compilation from papers old and new features Judge Shelby on swearing versus affirming and a Derbyshire border tale of a collie used to herd Scottish sheep. Also recounted are a thirteen o clock story from Duke of Bridgewater era and verses from Louisville Herald about graduates and life.
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Shelby
Alabama
Buffalo
Erastus
Derbyshire
Dundee Advertiser
Peak District
Scotland
Seatch
Seawanhaka regatta and Newport social notes
Oyster Bay hosts Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club regatta with a large yacht fleet and evening dances at the clubhouse. Notables prepare for Newport season with European travel plans altered by illness. society guests and diplomats arrive and depart, including Vanderbilt, de Forest, and Sloane circles, and charity events advance in Newport this week.
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Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Newport
Gray Cray
Mra J
Reginald Vanderbilt
Harold Brown
Charien
Odlrichs
Mra. Walters
Mies Awsusta i Hunter
William R. Hunter
A. Livingston Sseon
Thomas F. Walsh
Washington
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Misa Sherman
New-York
W. Watts Sherman
Friedhelm
Havemeier
John Jacob Arar
Henry AC. Taylor
Washington Diplomatic Day Honors Secretary Hay
Washington June 22 Secretary Hay received a welcome that nearly became an ovation as diplomats still in Washington called at the State Department to extend congratulations on his return and health. He plans a rest cure at Lake Sunapes New Hampshire before resuming diplomacy with Adee maintaining contact.
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Tribune Pariag
Washington
Hay
State Department
Orient
Lake Sunapes
New Hampshire
Adee
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Morteza Khan
Seflor Calderon
Sefer Walker-Martinez
Clvllan
Seftor Calvo
Costa Rica
Sefior Portela
Mr. Brun
Denmark
Barca von Dem Bussche-Haddenhausen
Seftor Veles- Goilicoa
M. Adomar del Colgne
Prairie Chickens Fly Through Window in Storm Refuge
A prairie chicken incident reports two birds seeking shelter in a schoolhouse refuge. One chick struck a pane of glass, dying near the window. the other passed through, causing damage. A Creighton item notes Nelse Lain limping, no pension gain expected.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Chichetta
Nelse
Creighton (Mo
King Christian III’s Health Improves as Travel Planned
Imperial Yacht Club, Kiel reports Emperor William received a telegram stating King Christian of Denmark is weak but improving after Wiesbaden treatment. A later message says he will end treatment there and travel to Gmunden in Upper Austria to visit the Duke and Duchess of Cumberland and their daughter.
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Imperial Yacht Club
Kiel
Germany
William
Christian
Denmark
Wiesbaden
Copenhagen
Chris An
Gmunden
Upper Austria
Cumberland
Dixon Seeks Custody of Children in Habeas Case
In Newark yesterday Vice-Chancellor Stevens heard William H. Dixon of New York seek custody of his two children, William aged three and Barbara two, from wife Mrs. Dixon after their May separation. Dixon, connected to the law firm Dixon Holmes in New York, cites marital strife and alleged treatment as the basis for the request while the children remain with Mrs. Dixon.
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Stevens
Newark
William H. Dixon
New York
William
Barbara
William P. Pixon
Law Tira
Dixon & Holmes
New-York
Ant
New-York Stock Exchange
Mra Deg
Richard A. Williams
Teal Dent
Madison
N. J
Dixon
Carl Schurz Addresses Wisconsin Graduates at Commencement
Madison June 2 Carl Schurz delivered the University of Wisconsin commencement address praising the republics enduring ideals of justice and forbearance while urging modesty and benevolence in leadership. Governor Van Hise faced sharp criticism of tainted fortunes and university-building criticisms. Other honors and appointments were noted for faculty and graduates.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Carl Schurz Hy Sald
Republic
Centiemar
Hbuckler Wrase Iy Sockers
van Hise
Lawewan
Cari
RT Carilday
She
The Mystery of the Universe From The Watercut Conn
A garbled report from Watercut Conn cites university claims on life creation and artificial organisms. It discusses Le Galliernes Lael University and Currery Cum ery experiments with test tubes, noting controversy, editorial doubt, and ongoing debate over authentic results and the nature of life.
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Ameri
Physica
Ieee Man
Fos
Cumery
Yorks
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Bankers & Beskers
Martacea’ & Botti
Booka & Publications
Cellageolia Ace
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Suita Baioe
Ace of Tribune Truce Companies
Ee Oo
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Unter
Feork
New York Daily Cribrine
Saratoga
Europe
Sweden
Norway
Austria
France
Morocco
England
Land's End
Golden Horn
Tinland
Gibraltar
Equitable Life
Park-ave
Burke
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Oman
Pat
Phwat
de Sensus Belli
Puck
Chi- Sago Record-Herald
Dundes
Duke of
Bridgewater
Lancashire
Duke of Bridgewater
Worsley Hall
Saxa
Ollege
A. B
Fie
Louisville Herald
New-York Society
Edward Lyman Short
Str. Hart
West Stirst
Mr. Henry Spies Kip
William R. Travers
Wiliam B. Howland
Jo R. Roosevelt
Wiliam B. Parsons
Count Armand de Gontaut Biron
Charles
Alexander
Suydam
Count Masalgia
Quito
Count Altrovand
Calumet Club
Coust Dessewffy
Charles von Gnelst
Lucien Bonzoni
Baron Tost
Boa~ton
Clive Bayley
Clive Bayley Legison
Union Club
Henry T. Sloane
Mis. Jeaste
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Dark Harbor
James B. Eustis
Mexico City
Roslyn
Long Island
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Equstis
Nina Crosby
Walter Floyd Cross
Colorado Springs
May van Alen
Wakehurst
George B. de Forest
Louis de Forest
Bar Harbor
Douglas Robinson, Sr
Stenaerson
Mohawk Valley
Douglas Robinson, Jr
Hugo
Evelyn Barty
Douglaston
Port Washington
Long Leant
Pierre Lorillach
William K. Vanderbilt
Enat
Ave
George Vanderbilt
Eurcos
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Bar Hactor
Ernesto Fabbri
Mra Seward Webb
Sumlay
Sixiborne Farms
Vermont
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Diplomatic Corps
Tascot
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Ascot
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Windsor Castle
Waterloo Station
Reid
Zinfandel
Throwaway
Berlin
Dean B. Mason
Frank E. Mason
Alice Petersen
Irma Rothschild
Leopold Rothschild
Leachman B. Moses
Delmonteo’s
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Toddie Moeller
Joseph Korn
William Keer
Milton Strauss
Leo B. Leipziger
Leon Mowes
Easton
Lakes
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University of Michigan
Henry
William Warner
William Campbell
Lick Observatory
A. D. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Carl Schurz
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Herbert R. Wright
Iowa
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