Brighton amusements and gardens listing features
A garbled entertainment page lists venues such as Dreamland Luna Park Sosteck Brena Eden Musee and Bob Pastlin’s Paradise Moof Gardens with show times and attractions. It mentions a Yankee Circus on Mare, a Valderille Herald event, fireworks at Paln's Fireworks and concerts at Warren Concerta, providing a snapshot of a crowded amusement schedule across multiple sites.
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Femike Ganpers
Culbert and
Siltivan
Brighton
Luna Park
Brena
Eden Musee
World Im Wen
Bob Pastlin
Paradise
Valderille Herald Eyvane
Rome
Sergeant Pyrac
Penramn
Bianrattas
Paln
Wistaria Grove
Warren Concerta
No Relaxation in Tribune Ad Demand
The erupentous growth in popularity of the New York Tribune advertising medium continues. In the first five months of 1405 the New York Daily and Sunday Tribune sees rising demand for ad space, proving advertisers get results from Tribune advertising.
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New-York Tribune
Kew-Tork Daily
Sunday Tribune Pristed
Tribune
Foreign and Domestic News Highlights June 24 1905
Foreign notes cover Kirin road action Russian southward push and German Morocco tensions. Lodz riot leaves fifty dead and two hundred wounded. Pilgrims greet American Ambassador Reid in London. British warships to guard neutral shipping on Dnieper and Rion. Austrian Hungary union vote failure. Hawaiian governor Carter resignation announced. Domestic items include possible armistice failure and a coal find worth 10000. Train wreck probe in Cleveland. Western Pacific Railway raises bonds by 75 million. Child labor in Chicago kitchens. Chicago land company head arrested in New Mexico. Stocks strong as Mayer plans action after Hendricks report. Supreme Court denial on subway route injunction. Weather partly cloudy with showers. highs 75, lows 71.
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Marquis Oyama
Kirin Road
Germany
Morocco
Lodz
Bersstvo
Whitelaw Reid
London
Ministry of Finance
Austria and
Hungary
Reichsrath
Carter
Chicago
Chicago Land Company
New 2 Mexico
CTV 2
Mayer
Hendricks
Blanchard
Supreme Court
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Tur Timene Mail Subscriptions Available Before Departure
Readers leaving the city may have Tur Timene mailed to any address nationwide or abroad with optional address changes. Subscriptions can be handed to your regular dealer or submitted at Tue Tawene office, with subscription rates shown on the opposite page.
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Tue Tawene
Greater Pittsburg Setback Delays City Merger Ruling
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court declared the consolidation act unconstitutional, restraining a planned Pittsburgh Allegheny City merger. It held the general law targeted only two cities, violating the state ban on special and local legislation. Antimerger forces argued Allegheny City voters deserve a separate vote. The injunction suggests future annexation may rely on city and county processes or a ballot by local voters rather than broad statute.
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Pittsburg
Greater
Pennsyvania Supreme Court
Allegheny City
Cass
William A. Stone
Ang Ely
Pittsburg Urges Unified Municipal Government for Greater City
Ex-Governor Stone and associates resist merger but supporters argue consolidation will unite Allegheny City with Pittsburgh. Proponents cite common interests at the river confluence, improved water, police, and fire protection, and a brighter future for a growing industrial metropolis.
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Stone
Allegheny City
Allegheny
Monongahela
Pittsburg
A Question of Precedents on Judicial Removals
The piece argues for clear legislative power to remove unfit judges for cause, defending constitutional precedent since 1821 and citing Massachusetts and British practice. It warns that refusing to act would demoralize the judiciary and invite corruption, while stressing independence and accountability across branches.
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Legislative Department
Rufus King
Kent
Charles O'Conor
Massachusetts
Hooker
Assembly Committee
Franco German dispute over Morocco risks war or prestige
The Franco German dispute endures with Morocco no longer the key issue. France fears German plots to drive a rift with Britain and Italy, while Germany suspects French influence aims to provoke war. Some expect a peaceful outcome, others a hidden bid for continental dominance, with rising popular passions and a renewed Bismarckian Em peror.
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Morocco
Leopold
Saarbruck
France
Germany
Grand
Bismarck
Italy
Tunis
M. Rouvier
England
M. Clemenceau
Emperor Plays Guarded Role to Avoid Continental Explosion
A fragment suggests the emperor will act more guardedly or masterfully to prevent an upheaval that could shake the Continent. The ambiguous line hints at strategic restraint to avert a broader crisis.
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Peror
Excuses for Automobile Outrages By Chauffeurs
The piece argues that chauffeurs sometimes act without employer knowledge, especially with secret outings for lady friends. Many cases involve owners driving cars or condoning misuse, urging owners to punish offenders and courts to impose severe penalties. It calls for owners to obey road laws and set firm standards for employees to prevent further lawbreaking.
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Adam
The Pelee Obelisk and Its Elusive Origin
An article discusses the Peleé obelisk a lava plug once closing the volcano and debated by geologists. Russell argues the 1902 1903 column formed recently rather than from 1851 eruption, detailing a tubular shell core and erosion from explosive activity.
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Pelee
Mont Pelée
Israel
Russell
Martinique
Hellprin
Philadelphia
Pelée
Staten Island Hopes for Rapid Richmond County Growth
The ferry to Staten Island and hopes for better heat and vastly improved service spark optimism for Richmond County’s rapid development. Historic plans by Erastus Wiman and later Garrett for rail and harbor links faltered, with Jersey shore interests and North River tunnel schemes delaying large projects. Still, the borough's semi rural charm promises growth, though progress may be gradual.
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Staten Island
Bay
Richmond County
Erastus Wiman
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jersey
Kill von Kull
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Manhattan
Long Island
Richmond
New York City Echoes on Subways and Riverside Drive
The piece laments subway crowding, favors quieter residential pleas, and praises temporary ventilation fixes while praising Riverside Drive upgrades. It notes President Jerome’s request for judicial restraint, critiques city governance, and reflects on Port Arthur surrender as a Russian credit. It references Kuropatkin’s Manchuria command and railway safety concerns.
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Port Arthur
Russia
Roosevelt as Virginian road overseer joke stalls on politics
The Richmond News and The Boston Herald note President Roosevelt as a Virginian potential candidate for county road overseer, recalling historic local offices. The piece blends playful commentary with short anecdotes including Emerson’s hog-reeve role and light verse about spring and everyday curiosities.
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Richmond News
Roosevelt
Albemarle County
Tyler
Boston Herald
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Concord
Roosevelt Cabinet Meets In Summer Close. Bonaparte to Lead Navy
President Roosevelt holds what is likely the last summer cabinet meeting with all members present. Secretary Morton will attend before Charles J. Bonaparte takes charge of the Navy Department. Topics include peace negotiations Chinese exclusion and boycotts of American goods. Ambassador Jusserand visits the White House. no changes in Moroccan or peace prospects noted.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Morton
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy Department
Jusserand
France
Wald
Society and Diplomatic World At Sea and On Shore
Washington notes mark Secretary Hay’s rest at Lake Sunapee and Loomis two month Europe trip. Chaffee returns from Boston with LL D. Oyster Bay hosts Seawankuka Yacht Club regatta under Commodore Vanderbilt Jr. Notables headed abroad include Mrs Knower and daughter Margaret after an appendectomy, joining Draytons in Europe. Mrs Shepard plans Lenox and Bar Harbor summers. Harriman and Mildred Bigelow at Mount Kisco then Newport.
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IFNOM
Washington
Hay
Lake Sunspee
Nhs
Loomis
Europe
Philadelphia
Chaffee
Boston
Tafta College
Oyster Bay
Seawankuka Corinthian Yacht Club
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Elliott F. Shepard
Lenox
Bar Harbor
Ernesto G. Fabbri
President in fine form after fatigue of trip to Massachusetts
Washington dispatches report President Roosevelt at his desk after a taxing journey from Williamstown to Washington, resting in private car and reading. He plans Harvard visit next week, then Oyster Bay, with no car-end speeches and ample sleep anticipated. Also notes staff movements and Sagamore Hill repairs completed.
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The
Tribune Buneal
Washington
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Williamstown
Harvard
Oyster Bay
Boston
Cambridge
Bridgeport
Lovewit
Airess
Social Notes From Newport Highlight June Season Entertains
Newport social scene reports numerous luncheons and dinners today as guests arrive for the season. Mrs B Livingstone Ludlow and A Hater host luncheons. Drs E Dyer Jr and W Grosvenor host dinners. Notable arrivals include Mrs Willem Astor with Miss May Van Alen and M Orme Wilson visiting relatives.
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James R. Harsin
H. R. Sedgwick
Willem Astor
Newport Film
May van Alen
M. Orme Wilson
New York
Alr
R. T. Wilson
Henry Preston
New Orleana
John J. Wysers
Miss Brice
Airs
Perry Tiffany
Muenchinger King Cottage
Newport to Have Hunt Wedding at Ocean Drive Home
Miss Gretta B Pomeroy daughter of Mrs C C Pomeroy will wed Philip A Clark of New York on July 2 at her mother’s Ocean Drive home in Newport. The ceremony described as a hunt wedding will be small with guests in riding costumes. Pomeroy is noted as a leading cross country rider who attends hunts at Newport and owns fine hunters. Clark is a well known social figure who has summers in Newport.
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Benjamin Knower
Margaret Knower
William T. Bull
Knower
Europe
Miss Knower
Henry Coleman Drayton
Drayton
Constance Knower
the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Gretta B Pomeroy
C. C. Pomeroy
Philip A. Clark
New York
Mra Pomeroy
Ocean Drive
Pomeroy
Clark
Governor Higgins Meets Sheffield Over Gas Commissioner Post
Albany June 23 Governor Higgins held a long conference with James R. Sheffield of New York whom he named as a Gas Commissioner. Reports say Sheffield declined to serve and the commission failed to organize as their names were not sent to the Senate. The Governor will seek another appointee and meets again next week.
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Albany
Higgins
James R. Sheffield
New York
Shefeld
L. le Sheides
John C. Davies
Senate
Olean
Sheffield
Shedfield
City buys three inch wide land strip for street widening
A narrow three inch wide land strip at the end of a ten inch to five foot long parcel, once owned by August Belmont, has been acquired by the city to widen Denai street in The Bronx. Orin J. Stevens had sought to condemn the Belmont strip, and Nelson P. Lodleer, the engineer, reported the matter to the board after yesterday's move, with the decision favoring Stevens.
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Board of Estimate
August Belmont
Denai St. Im
Bronx
Orin J. Stevens
Stevens
Canal St
Belmont
Nelson P. Lodleer
Ballmais Sage Res
Mover
Jefferson County Centennial Ends Home Week Celebration
Jefferson County Centennial ends with final exercises highlighting county commerce and manufacturing progress. Old Ives Seminary graduates held a winner and reunion with Albert E. Hors of The Albany Argus as guest speaker. Hoyt spoke on From the Editor's Chair. Medina writes of Alfonso approving the new Spanish cabinet with ministers named for interior, finance, war, marine, agriculture, justice, public instruction.
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Jefferson County
Watertown
Th County
Old Ives Seminary
Albert EL Hors
Albany Argus
Hoyt
Medina
Alfonso
Eppror
Sia Oia Interior
Seton Garcta Pietro
Inater Aintelee
Aitaire Setar Oe van Minute of
Pinasce
Setor Uriase
Ware-Genea Weynr
Marine
Seftor Villanuev A. Mmolnier
Agraculture
Sefor
So Far and Yet So Near In Europe An Anecdote
The Kansas City Star notes W. Y. Morgan owner of The Hutchiness News travels in Europe. He meets fellow passengers who greet him in a hearty manner. A Kansan replies when asked origin and their exchange reveals a light humorous tone about regional identity.
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Kansas City Star
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchiness News
Europe
Bowie Shi
Mr. Morgan Sr
Morgan
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