Amusements Listings At New York Theatres
A dense OCR style list shows vaudeville acts and continuous performances across venues including American Roof Garden Daly's Theatre Eden Musee Keith's Knickerbocker Theatre and more. Highlights include Dolly Varden The Show Girl Shante's Regiment Band and Miss Simplicity with multiple show times and extended performances.
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Casino
Daly's Theatre
King Dodo
Eden Musee
World In Wax Herald
New York
Pradise
Roof Gardens
Terrace Garden
Ssid Pasha
ST. Nicholas
Duss— Wallace
New York Daily Tribune Morning News Highlights
Congress debates Omnibus Statehood and Philippine Civil Government. London coronation throng cheers King and Queen as soldiers return from South Africa and Lord Roberts appeals for calm. In domestic news Taft Vatican talks and Yale exercises mix with Speeches by Lodge and Spreckels wireless link ideas. Paterson riots, coal strikes, and West Side Tennis Club event noted along weather forecast of fair, warm day.
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Congress
Senate
Quay
House
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
London
Paddington
Palace
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Captain Freeman
Beddam
St. Pierre
Martinique
Toronto
Duke of Manchester
House of Lords
Lord Kitchener
Ghonor
Cape Town
England
Cape Colony
War Department
Taft
Vatican
Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Cleveland
Tilden Club
New York City
Law
Yale
Senator Lodge
John D. Spreckels
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Waterville
Haer
Mitchell
William Barclay Parsons
Sixth-ave
Paterson
McQueen
Bourke Cochran
Sea Girt
Xni
Westchester County
New Rochelle
Tribune Subscriptions Open for Domestic and Foreign Addresses
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Mitchells Statement on Strike Miners Sparks Debate
The union president Mr. Mitchell presents grievances to operators, urging public support. His claim that miners endured twenty five years of intolerable conditions is questioned, noting legislative gains and current worker support patterns amid a looming strike. He argues oppression while acknowledging mixed views among miners.
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Mitchell
Mitchell and coal operators clash over arbitration and control
The piece argues Mitchell misreads operators aims, contending they seek to preserve managerial control and solvency while offering arbitration only if both sides accept facts. It warns miners would abandon deals if leadership reneges, predicting operators would accept arbitration only if miners remain faithful to outcomes.
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Mitchell
The Rape of Cuba Fear of Sugar Trust Rule and Annexation Scheme
The author denounces U S proposals for liberal Cuba concessions as a betrayal of national honor driven by sugar trusts. He warns the plan would ruin Cuban plantations, enable wartime annexation, and invite a future reckoning, urging opposition before it is too late.
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Cuba
United States
Congress
Allied
Sugar Trust
Leet
Health official laments magistrates neglect of coal nuisance rules
Health Commissioner Lederle decries magistrates for failing to enforce laws against soft coal use. He argues many offenders evade punishment not from necessity but to save money, warning such laxity promotes broader lawlessness and weakens regard for civic rights. He contends hard coal scarcity hides a voluntary defiance of regulations.
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Lederle
Health Board
Reforms Hindered by Magistrates on Nuisance Laws
The piece critiques magistrates for obstructing public order efforts such as spitting, street noise, and car ahead nuisance controls. It cites failures to enforce anti-spitting and excise laws, with some judges openly flouting measures. Commissioner Lederle is praised for pressing prosecutions against black smoke makers and demanding proof of avoidance efforts.
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Lederle
Coronation Week Opens with King and Queen in London
The coronation week begins as the King and Queen arrive in London to a week of ceremonies, pageantry, and public rejoicing. International guests gather at Buckingham Palace, signaling shared interest and commitment to peaceful order among nations.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Man
Champion Oarsmen From Cornell Ignites College Yell
The Ithaca crew champions display boastful pride as they sweep victories over rivals on the Hudson. Under coach Courtney, the university's eight and four-in-hand crews, including a double first, are hailed as marvels from Tompkins County.
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Cornell
Hudson
Ithaca Institution of Culture
Uplands
Tompkins County
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
General Wheaton's Report on Luzon Brigandage
The Tribune summarizes General Wheaton's brief Washington report on Luzon suppression of brigandage. Brigands controlled most territory outside American camps, robbing, executing, and exploiting every calling. Wheaton advocates humane war laws and determined action to restore order against semi civilized insurgents.
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Luzon
General Wheaton
The
Tribune
Washington
Wheaton
General Wheaton’s humane code brings peace through restraint
The general rejected savage countermeasures and ordered his troops to follow the laws of war as in Lincoln's era. He insisted restraint be persistent until danger passed, claiming peace follows such methods. Wheaton confirms his soldiers acted within this framework and the nation will support his approval.
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Wheaton
Lincoln
General Wheaton
Largest steamship built in the United States described
A new steamship is touted as the largest ever built in the United States though not yet the world’s. The piece then shifts to public issues, from Fourth of July firecrackers and legal enforcement to Croker and Sheehan in political sniping, Galveston and Adirondack forest protection, and remarks on Spanish finance and late autumn weather quirks.
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United States
Mr. Croker
Atlantic
Mr. Sheehan
New York
Cervantes
Spain
Talk of the Day Beyond the Telephone Era
A parade of curiosities spans London’s lack of police telephones to humorous foreigner gaffes at funerals. The piece mocks tech gaps, quips about butlers and hansoms, and notes cartoons of American slang, university flirtations, and a Windsor coronation panic prep with a secret exit for the King and Queen.
President Roosevelt to Tour North Atlantic States
Washington report details a five day recreation tour beginning with Harvard commencement and a Boston banquet, then a New London meeting with Mrs Roosevelt, and a return to Oyster Bay. Also notes friction in Maryland GOP, canal talks, and a Western trip agenda with visits to Detroit Cincinnati and Mangroves would need correction.
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Washington
Congress
Certelyou
Cambridge
Mass
Oyster Bay
Pennsylvania Railroad
White House
Harvard
Boston
Somerset
International League of Press Clubs
Roosevelt
New London
Maryland
Republican
Mudd
Senator McComas
Representative Mudd
West
Detroit
Cincinnati
Morgan
Alabama
Hepburn
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House
Ephraim F. Gallion
Tennessee
War Department
Mel Cleary
Minnesota
Mankato
Dallas
Tex
Fashionable New York social set to attend Yale commencement and Newport season
The New York society scene centers on Yale graduation crowds in New Haven and a busy schedule of races in New London and regattas at Oyster Bay. Many prominent families plan summers at Seabright and Newport with homes and itineraries spanning Garrisons-on-the-Hudson Port Washington Fifth Avenue and The Breakers. Notable figures include Mrs Sturvesant Fish, Mrs J Norman De R Whitehouse, the Havemeyers, the Vanderbilts, Burdens, Rhinelander, Kipp, Hitchcock, and Breese families, with travel to Europe and extensive preparations for the season at Oakland Farm and other resorts.
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New-York
New-Haven
Yale
New Haven
New London
Oyster Bay
Uenal
Fifthave
Sturvesant Fish
Garrisons-on-the-Hudson
J. Norman de R. Whitehouse
Port Washington
Lone Teland
Sherry’s
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Newport
Mr. Vanderbilt
Breakers
Pinard Cottage No. 4
Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Portsmouth
R. C
Rose Garden
Newport Season Notes Highlight Summer Gatherings And Estate Affairs
Newport notes detail summer dining at Fairholm Ochre Point with nineteen guests, yachting plans to New London for Harvard Yale race, arrivals at Curry's, and numerous Newport households preparing for the season. Also mentions Wm B Hopkins arrival, decorators finishing at Miller cottage, and Thomas F Cushing will probate details with trusts for Edith Cushine and the revised will and codicil affecting minor bequests.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
John R. Drexel
Fairholm
Ochre Point
Pembroke Jones
New London
Harvard
Yale
John Clinton Gray
Kayst
Frederick W. May
New-York
Curry’s
Charles Childs
Hermann Oelrichs
Rosecliff
W. B. Hopkins
Philadelphia
Brent Lodge
Rhode Island-ave
S.B. French
Chastellux Villa
Halidon Ht
Walker Fearn
French
Lloyd Phenix
Joseph Larocque
Woolsey Cottage
Snub Harbor
Bellevue-ave
William Gammell
Providence
Easton
Thomas F. Cushing
New York
Nathaniel Thayer
George S. Bowdoin
Edith
Grafton D
Mary Louise
Howard G
Olivia D. Cushine
Robert M. Cushing
Minnie Finn
E. Winthrop, Jr
Grace's Son In Critical Typhoid Condition
Joseph P. Grace son of former New York mayor William R. Grace is ill with typhoid fever in Great Neck Long Island. He suffered several hemorrhages this morning but rested better by evening. Dr Willwood said the case remained very critical with Dr E L Keys Dr E J Janeway and Dr J B Wilwood in attendance. The fever has persisted for fifteen days.
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Great Neck
Long Island
Joseph P. Grace
William R. Grace
New York
Willwood
Cleveland Heads to Buzzard's Bay for Summer
Ex-President Grover Cleveland and his family departed Princeton for Buzzard's Bay this afternoon to spend the summer there. An express bound for New York halted at Princeton Junction to take on the party, who carried several trunkloads of household goods and a sizable amount of fishing gear.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Washington
New York
Princeton Junction
Cleveland
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS LIST OF PASSENGERS
The departure list includes many names bound for Italy and other ports aboard steamers Sardegna Kaiserin Maria Theresia and Bluecher. Notables include Mr and Mrs John D and Misses Fanny Lilian Shafer Lucy Mary Hyte Mrs E H Eames and Dr Howard Paine. Also sailing are Lt Schwartz Mrs George Robeson Miss Ethel Sutre Captain and Mrs Schimittberger and many others.
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John D
Fanny
Lilian
Shafer
Lucy
Mary Hyte
E. H. Eames
de. Howard
Paine
Edith Abbott
Dearborn Gar- Charles Sherrill
Mary Coates
Caroline BE
Alice Ford Hyde
Mary L. Hills
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
George Mo Robeson
Ethel the
M. Robeson
Therese Sutra
Olga Sutre
Mas
Funeral of General Escobedo in Mexico City
Personal notes recount the burial of General Mariano Escobedo at Dolores Cemetery with dignitaries led by General Porfirio Diaz present. Eulogies were given in the Chamber of Deputies by General Reyes and Rodolfo Reyes, followed by remarks by Zayas Enriques and other officers. The report also notes a July Wesleyan Conference discussion on J Agar Beet and a note that Webster Davis will leave Kansas City to practice law here.
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Fuse Ren
Yeppee
Philadelphia Times
General Escobedo
Mexico City
Juarez
Maximilian
Mariano Escobedo
Dolores
Porfirio Diaz
Chamber of Deputies
General Reyes
Portillo Y Rojas
National Assembly
Licenciades Zayas Enriques
Rodolfo Reyes
Mesicaa
J. Agar Beet
Wesleyan College
Richmond
London
Pinging
Beet
Webster Davis
The
Interior
Kamas City
Notes of the Stage at Terrace Garden and Reo Garden
The Terrace Garden opened with Said Pasha a summer opera featuring tuneful numbers and elaborate costumes. M. Paver as Nockey drew praise from friends while The Pearl of Peking will replace it next week. Ted Marks’s Big Variety Company opened at American Reo Garden, and Emma Carus is set to star in The Defender at Herald Square Theatre around June 30.
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University of Chicago
Evanston
Northwestern University
Amd
Pasha
Terrace Garden
M. Paver
Nockey
Pashe
Peking
Reo Garden
Ted Marks
New York
Emma Carus
A. H. Chamberlain
Herald Square Theatre
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Tribune Subscription Financial
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New York Daily Tribune
MR. Mitchell
BLACK
Louisville
Mr. Cleveland
Watterson
Georgia
Texas
Adirondacks
Liverpool
Goudie
Scotland Yard
Kansas
Gene Ware
Blobbs
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia Press
London Chronicle
Westminster Abbey
Harry Sobernheimer
Celtic
Peter F. Collier
Narragansett Pier
James J. van Alen
May van Alen
Sarah van Alen
Will Wakehurst
Baron
Baroness de Seillére
Seth Barton French
Chastellux
H. H. Hollister
Islip
James Speyer
Europe
Oceanic
New-York Society
Stony Wold Sanatorium
Hill Crest
Trenor L. Park
White Plains
William F. Havemeyer
Martha Havemeyer
East Fifty-seventh-st
Seabright, N. J
Hector H. Havemeyer
Jules A. Montant
France
la Savoie
Alexander
Clarke
McCoy
James A. Burden
Emily Tuckerman
Lucius Tuckerman
Ingleside
Stockbridge
Miss Tuckerman
Choate
Easthampton
Joel B.erhardt
Ordpy
Stratton Cottage
Percy Moran
Leon Moran
Charles de Kay
George R. Dyer
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
Manhattan Beach
Oriental Hotel
F. P. Kinnicutt
Lenox
Morristown
Arthur B. Twombly
Fifty-fifth-st
White Mountains
Isaac L. Kipp
Fifth-ave
Toway
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Broad Hollow Farm
Westbury
Saratoga
Mrs. Pembroke Jones
Henry Walters
Airlie
Jones Plantation
Wilmington
N. v
J. B. Haggin
Newart
White Lodge
Bellevue Ave
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Pierre Lerillaré Ronalds
Count de la Gherardesca
George Rutledge Gibson
Ambassador Porter
Stanley Mortimer
Pierre Lorillard
Lucius Kk. Wilmerding
Miss Kean
Sydney S. Breese
James Lawrence Breese, Jr
James L. Breese
Paris
Philip M. Lydig
Lydig
Ricardo de Acosta
Howard Alexander Smith
Helen Dominick
Italy
Mr Lieutenant Schwartz
Wilbourg
Hamburg
William T. Atwater
Margaret T. Atwater
Charles Fcutler
Elizabeth H. Jackson
J. T. Salinger
RH. Frost
A S. Friesell
Frank Goodyear
Thomas & i
J. Armour
Alvah
T. Plunket
James Youms
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