Amusements District Theaters Listings and Hours
A fragmented listing shows multiple venues such as Roof Garden Vaudeville and The Palace Theatre with continuous performances. Notable items reference Chinese honemem and a Dolls Varna act, with times around 15 and 22h, plus venues like Ter race Garden and Saint Nicholas Theatre.
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Roof Garden
Honermem
Simypticies Bant New Tork
RoOf Gardens
Terrace
Gallen
ST. Nicholas
Wallace
News This Morning From New York City Details
A wide array of domestic and foreign items dominates the morning summary. Senate moves to create a Southern Appalachian forest reserve while an agreement with Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians is ratified. King Edward’s illness dominates London headlines as coronation events are paused. Roosevelt travels to Harvard. Bryan’s Bryan era shifts in Nebraska politics. Yale defeats Harvard in baseball.Several incidents at sea and in the stock market round out the digest with weather noting warmth.
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Congress
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House of Lords and Commons
London
Rome
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Lore Milner
Bloemfontein
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Washington
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State
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Nebraska Democratic State Convention
William J. Bryan
C. J. Smyth
R. A. Fessenden
Nanticoke
Yale
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Jane Toppan
Barnstable
Harvard
New Haven
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Clifton
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Scannell
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Paul de Mathies
Fifth-ave
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Cuban Reciprocity and Sugar Trust in Party Clash
The piece argues Mr Ball of Texas should back Cuban reciprocity amid President’s push to remove the differential, urging Democrats to join administration allies to pass a workable Cuba measure. It warns of party maneuvering and urges a united, honorable effort to aid Cuba and strike the beet and cane sugar interests.
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Ball
Texas
House
Senate
Oxnard
Cuba
Rea
Democratic Harmony and Democratic Crises in 1890s Politics
A historical critique of Grover Cleveland William Jennings Bryan and Champ Clark within the Democratic Party. The piece argues Cleveland debauched the party provoking reform efforts, while Bryan’s fiery stance contrasts with Jeffersonian and Jacksonian ideals. It notes Clark’s congressional remark about Cleveland as a calamity provoking mixed reactions.
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Cleveland
Tilden Club
Princeton
Martinique
William J. Bryan
Colonel Watterson
Bryan
Tilden
Mr. Cleveland
Champ Clark
Missouri
Congress
Grover Cleve
Adam
Mr. Bryan
Reciprocity and tariff reform in party dispute
The article argues for Republicans to set aside tariff revision and politics to back a simple reciprocity measure with differential abolition. It urges Democrats to cooperate and avoid electioneering, so the president and allies can support unity without abandoning GOP policies.
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Cuba
Mr. Balls
Worldwide sympathy as Britain endures royal illness
A London dispatch portrays global sorrow and steady resolve as the King’s serious ailment shocks Britain. The US and nations express regret and prayers, while London and empire reshuffle plans, revealing national resilience and calm nerve in the face of uncertainty.
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London
la Rochelle
Britain
United States
British Empire
Democracy's discordant echoes threaten to rattle party unity
The piece mocks the Nebraska voters and party leaders as overrun by vast interests in approving or rejecting an estimate. It argues the Democracy spectacle is ludicrous to observers and suggests the harmonizing effort among remnant party factions may soon fail, likening it to a war cry stretching from Maine to California.
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Maine
California
Hawaii
Manila
Streetcar Vestibules Question Public Welfare and Capacity
A heated debate returns over enclosing streetcar platforms as a public welfare issue. Proponents say it harms loading times and service. critics argue the effect is unclear and potentially minor. The piece notes current entry passages and questions if vestibule inclosure would meaningfully reduce capacity or require fewer cars.
Eastern Champions Challenge Western Derby Runners
Western turfmen overwhelmed Eastern owners in Chicago for the American Derby as Heno and Pentecost led a strong Western bid. Eastern hopes, led by Wyeth Appleby Aladdin, seek a return match on Long Island to test their pace against Western stars and spur exciting races at a forthcoming meeting.
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Chicago
Atlantic Coast
Heno
Pentecost
Arsenal
Hermis
Lake Michigan
Washington Park
New York
Alleghanies
Wyeth
Lucien Appleby
Aladdin
Long Island
Empire State
New West Side theatres raised amid Manhattan entertainment boom
Two new theatres named the Lyceum and the Hudson rise in West Forty-fifth Street between Sixth Avenue and Broadway in a major investment. Additional amusement ventures with large capital are planned near Long Acre Square as the dramatic center shifts northward from Union Square and Twenty-third Street corridors to a booming upper Manhattan scene.
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Sixth-ave
Broadway
Lyceum
Hudson
Manhattan
Long Acre Square
Dramatic Centre
New York
Union Square
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Academy of Music
Fourteenth St
Nible’s Garden
Prince-st
Manhattan Island
Madison Square
Harlem
Rialto
Twenty-third-st
Reform in Bible Study at Tenth International Convention
The article notes calls for advanced Bible teaching at the tenth International Triennial Sunday School Convention in Denver. It contrasts the traditional uniform lesson system with graded and independent study, citing Illinois Congregational practices and influence from secular education and groups like the American Institute of Sacred Literature and the YMCA on future Sunday school instruction.
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Congregational Churches
Illinois
Christ
American Institute of Sacred Literature
Chicago
International Young Men's Christian Association Committee
American universities and British praise echo in a lively column
The piece recalls Cornell's academic triumphs and honors abroad while noting Princeton Harvard and Yale in sports and ceremonies. It applauds British sympathy after hardship, comments on Ellis Island immigrant protection, polo and yachting prowess, hints at wireless links and debates mosquitos versus coal smoke.
Bachelor income debate sparks witty clincher at university
London Speaker recounts a university debate on whether £20 a year suffices for a bachelor. A speaker argues the fallacy that a bachelor can marry on that income, then a Eastern gentleman quashes him with the line that once married, he ceases to be a bachelor amid applause.
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London
Roosevelt Leaves for Harvard Commencement in Boston
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt's special train trip to Boston for Harvard commencement. He will return Friday evening, changing plans to stay through the session's end. Cabinet discussed the Italian Incident and public release of naval findings, with ambassadors delivering updates on the King’s grave condition. White House renovations continue in East Room and parlors, improving space for entertaining. Roosevelt invited to lay cornerstone of Dutch Reformed Auditorium and to visit Stockton for Sierra sightseeing invitation.
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Reeder
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Alabama
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Wilmington
Del
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Dutch Reformed Church
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Representative Woods
Stockton
Cal
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Supervisors of
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Sierras
Woods
New York Society notes crown postponement of king’s coronation
City clubs and fashionable eateries report wide sympathy for King Edward VII amid news that his coronation is postponed due to grave illness. The London season will wind down early as many Americans return home. The item highlights social events including Miss Louise Elizabeth Treacy’s wedding to David Monroe Cory and lists arrivals, departures, and new births among prominent families in New York.
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United States
London
Edward VII
Louise Elizabeth Treacy
Daniel F Treacy
David Monroe Cory
Harold Holderpess
Suzanne Treacy
East Seventy-ffth St
Newport Season Arrivals At Bellevue and Ochre Point
June 24 report from Newport lists Reginald and Mrs. Brooks guests of Mrs. H Mortimer Brooks and Stuyvesant Fish arriving at Crossways for summer. Mrs. Ledyard recovering after operation. Reginald Vanderbilt auctioning farm stock and furniture in Ports mouth tomorrow. Yacht Corona of New York Yacht Club in harbor. numerous New York arrivals including Sorchan Kane and Bellamy families occupying cottages and CH cottage taken again for season.
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Tribune
Newport
Reginald Brooks
H. Mortimer Brooks
Burke-Roche
Elm Court
Bellevue Ave
Ochre Point
Portsmouth
Reginald Vanderbilt
Victor Sorchan
New-York
Gull Rock
Corona
New- York Yacht Club
M. L. Sargent
Harry O. Havemeyer
E.S. Tompkins
de Lancey Astor Kane
Russell Bellamy
Bellamy
Cleveland at Gray Gables in Buzzards Bay Visit
Ex president Cleveland and his family arrived at Gray Gables in Buzzards Bay Massachusetts for the summer today. The party settled in for a seasonal respite at their coastal retreat with local fans watching from the grounds.
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MR. Cleveland
Gray Gables
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Cleveland
Senator McKinney Critically Ill At Home Northport
State Senator William McKinney lies seriously ill at his Northport home with a painful kidney ailment. Doctors conferred with Dr. A T Bristow after Dr. John P Heyen’s consultation, but a few days remain to decide whether surgery is needed.
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William M. McKinney
Northport
Long Island
John P. Heyen
A. T. Bristow
Brooklyn
Wedding Bells Across States For Aspell and Schiffer
Miss Mary Ursula Aspell of Mount Vernon wed Joseph Charles Schiffer of Newark Ohio in Mount Vernon at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Attendants included Harriett Edith Smith, with a nuptial mass led by Rev. 3. Smith and other clergymen from Cleveland Youngstown and Mount Vernon. The couple will reside in Newark after a wedding tour.
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Mary Ursula Aspell
Mount Vernon
Joseph Charles Schiffer
Newark
Ohio
Professor Schiffer
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Church of the Sacred Heart
Harriett Edith Smith
Thomas Smith
W. J. Fitz-Gibbons
St. Aloysius's Roman Catholic Church
Cleveland
J. P. O'Connor
Youngstown
J. W. Gallagher
Cleve Ohio
E. J. Flynn
Eyward Beary
Noty Richare
Chester Hill
Schiffer
Qhio
Myr Schiffer
Vanderlip Named Delegate to Ostend Conference
Frank A. Vanderlip, a vice president of National City Bank, was appointed by President Roosevelt as a U.S. delegate to the International Conference of Commerce at Ostend Belgium in August. He will sail this Saturday and stay through the fall to participate in the conference and visit banking centers across the Continent.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Roosevelt
United States
International Conference of Commerce and Jetested
Ostend
Belgium
Vanderlip
Europe
Bishop Van Buren Consecrated in Lynn
The Rev Dr James Hartt Van Buren was consecrated Bishop of Porto Rico at St Stephen s Memorial Episcopal Church Lynn with eight bishops and seventy five clergy present The consecrator was Bishop Peterkin of West Virginia
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N. J
Caroline Seward Green
Robert S Green
New Jersey
Arthur Johns
Richmond
Bishop Johns
Episcopal Church
Mary E. Green
Howe Totten
Washington
Gus A. Glazebrook
St. John's Episcopal Church
Virginia
Robert & Green
Lynn
Mass
James Hartt van Buren
Porto Rico
St. Stephen's Memorial Episcopal Church
Peterkin
West Virginia
Banquet Honors Ambassador White in Leipsic July Fourth
Washington June 4 B H Warner Jr United States Consul at Leipsic invites U S consuls in Germany prominent Americans German officials and others to attend a banquet on July 4 The Sage of honor will be Andrew D White United States Ambassador to Germany who will deliver an address An evening fireworks display will follow the banquet.
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B. H. Warner, Jr
United States
Leipsic
Germany
Sages of Honor
Andrew D. White
Eustises Sail From Liverpool To Boston
William Corcoran Eustis former third secretary of the US Embassy in London and Mrs Eustis travel on Cunard Line steamer Saxonia departing Liverpool for Boston today.
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William Corcoran Eustis
Liverpool
Boston
Cunard
Saxonia
United States
London
Eustis
Cunard Line
Transatlantic travellers arriving on Kronprinz Wilhelm and Koenigin Luise
Passengers listed include Mr and Mrs J E Cowdin Mrs von Cowles Mrs C Le i Mra E W Davis and many others from Bremen and English French ports. Also aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm were Miss Phebe Lord McCormick Mrs E J Baldwin and Countess Laugier among many. The Koenigin Luise brought Mr and Mrs James M Miss May Hamilton and Miss Edna Healy. On the Aller from Italian ports were Pr Herbert Browne and Miss Mary Hornadar.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bremen
J. E. Cowdin
von Cowles
E. W
James M
May Hamilton
J. P. Metcalf
Easter
J. Healy
Herbert Browne
Mary Hornadar
Alice and
Cornelia Clarkson
Rodin on marriage and a Georgia governor candidate tale
In public eye notes, Rodin is cited on divorce, urging work over quarrels and noting rising French divorces. The Athens Banner reports Joe Terrell, a Georgia candidate for governor, visiting Dewy Rose where a blacksmith’s shop episode ends with Terrell sharpening a plow and gaining local attention.
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Inh Terrell
Georgia
Athens
Josep
Terrell
Dewy Rose
Bes
Joe Terrell
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