Amusements Listings From Local Theatres and Venues
Readable theatre and vaudeville listings show many venues and showtimes. Names include The Honeymooners The Rose of the Rancho Fascinating Flora The Parisian Model The Red Mil The Moon of the Hour. Locations span Belasco Madison Square Roof Garden Knickerbocker Garrick and more with various start times.
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Aerial Gardens
Almamera
Belasco
Brighton
Brighton Beach Park
Broadway
Canarsie
Goajien City
Goney 38Land
Luna Park
Dreamland
Bostock’s
Wex
Fort George
Paradise Park
Garrick
Hammerstein Roof
Eee Square
Tucson
Jardin
Paris
Knickerbocker
Lyceum
Come B
LYRIC
Madison Square Roof Garden
Manhattan
Pain
Savoy
ST. Nicholas Garden
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Foreign and domestic political clashes across nations
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman urged curbing Lords power basing on representative supremacy. A. J. Balfour led the Opposition. Russian radicals urged continued struggle, Marcelin Albert plans peaceful continuation of strikes in Argelliers. US to propose modified Drago Doctrine at The Hague. Santiago wreck reported with all but two aboard lost. Waddington murder trial in Brussels. Arden wins Kiel Cup. Imperial Yacht Club dinner for Kaiser. President appoints Indian Commissioner and signs Santo Domingo treaty. Major Harper shoots at broker Levi DeWolf in Pittsburgh. Governor Hughes backs constitutional apportionment. Clarence Darrow defends Haywood case. Yale Law School class hears Knox on federal commerce power. Train collision injures over twenty in Springfield. Stocks rise slightly. Sage endows pathology institute. New recount bill vetoed. AmEx wins NY Central local service. Magistrates vote to keep summonses. Subway cars derail near Sixth Street. Gold exports continue toward 35 million. Staten Island water supply hearing. Waiters accept higher wages without tips. Weather shows thunderstorms. yesterday's high 79, low 63.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Lords
A. J. Balfour
Social
Toll
Marcelin Albert
France
Argelliers
United States
Hague
Choate
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Santiago
Corral
State
Albany
Senator Knox
Yale Law School
New York Express
Springfield
Mass
6Th Street
Richmond
Tribune offers mail subscription reminders for travelers
Readers leaving the city can receive The Tribune by mail anywhere in the country or abroad and change their address as needed. Subscriptions may be given to a regular dealer before departure or submitted at The Tribune Office. See opposite page for rates.
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Tribune
Trime
Massachusetts Postpones New Haven Boston & Maine Merger
The Massachusetts Legislature Committee on Railroads reports Speaker Cole's bill to delay the New Haven and Boston & Maine merger for a year. Aims to keep traffic domestic, regulate stock voting, and require state safeguards if the merger proceeds under Massachusetts corporate law.
State weighs foreign corporation regulation of rail traffic
Massachusetts fears a foreign firm will control most rail traffic, limiting state oversight. The year foreshadows a plan to safeguard regulatory authority while negotiating terms with New Haven. If terms satisfy the state, opposition to absorbing Massachusetts trolley lines may end after a year of checks. The bill mainly targets preventing mergers via stock purchases by consolidation supporters.
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NEW England Railroad
Arger
Committee On Railroads
Massachusetts
Cole
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Connecticut
Massachusetts—railroad Company
New England
Boston
Massachusetts Corporation
Apportionment Before Adjourning Urged By Legislature
Governor Hughes warns lawmakers to reach an apportionment before Wednesday to avoid an extra session over personal politics. The piece argues constitutional risk of a special session and endorses repairing the Tully plan to keep districts geographically and population balanced. It cites Broome Chenango Madison Delaware Otsego Schoharie as current district groupings and urges nonpartisan focus.
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Hughes
Broome
Chenango
Madison
Delaware
Otsego
Schoharie
No check to prosperity in Tribune review of commerce
The Tribune argues that recent Wall Street fluctuations do not reflect a contraction in US industry or trade. It cites rising imports and exports in 1906-07 totaling over 3.3 billion dollars, notes consumer demand remains strong, and contends railroads face criticism for management, not policy. It quotes Vanderlip on sound conditions and warns against anti-railroad agitation.
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the Tribune
Wall Street
Frank A. Vanderlip
Virginia State Bankers’ Association
United States
Trouble in Portugal sparks crisis and censorship
The Lisbon government under Prime Minister Joao Franco faced a growing crisis as riots and cavalry clashes polarized the country. Parliament was prorogued amid unresolved budgets, while censorship and suppression of the press stirred international concern.
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Portugal
Europe
Regenerators
Progressists
Liberal Regenerators
Senhor Joao Franco
Franco's coup ushers Portuguese crisis toward constitutional finale
The article describes Senhor Franco’s bid to extend budgets, dissolve parliament, and govern via decree. He reshuffled the cabinet with loyalists after mass resignations, offered concessions to workers and engineers, and granted subsidies and tax relief to gain support. Despite these moves, troops and the public turn away, making retirement or return to constitutional methods the likely alternative to revolution.
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Senhor Franco
Russia
A Tax on the Classics in France Sparks Debate
In radical France a proposal to tax living authors by taxing their books is discussed as a radical remedy to literary competition from both living writers and dead ones. The piece argues that taxing books could curb aristocratic literary snobbery and level the field for penny-a-liners, though outright publication bans upon authors after death would be harsher.
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France
Paris
Public service audits merits and perils debated
Governors Stokes proposes periodic auditing of state and local accounts by a judicially appointed commission to ensure integrity and efficiency. Opinion splits along partisan lines, but supporters cite business controls as a model and emphasize early detection of abuses through regular examination.
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Stokes
New Jersey
Democratic Assembly
Mutinous Mayors, Lords Power Debate and Color Photo Rise
The piece discusses political tension over Lords versus Commons veto power with Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's resolution, noting it would be a nonbinding expression but spark debate on constitutional limits. France News praises Clemenceau on law and duty while Lumiére brothers are credited with a new color photography idea and the potential of combining color processes. Weather hints at notable shifts, illustrating the saying making up for lost time.
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France
M. Clemenceau
Lumiére Brothers
Paris
Yonkers mayor names four city officials despite clergy objections
A Yonkers mayor elect announces a four member police commission chosen from respected local citizens, dismissing clergy concerns. The list includes a saloonkeeper, a poolroom keeper, a known sportsman, and a person described as never having been implicated in fall. The next day the full names are revealed, with ministers left seeking confirmation.
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John H. Coyne
Yonkers
Diplomatic corps heads to summer retreats and travel plans
The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand plan summer in France after a Boston visit and New York transit. Attaches and other diplomats, including the Russian, Japanese, and Mexican ministers, depart for Magnolia and Nahant areas. Belgian and Dutch officials also arrange summer stays near Boston as Mrs Andrews opens Newport cottage.
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Diplomatic Corps
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Boston
New York
France
Viscount de Chambrun
Rosen
Elizabeth Rosen
Coolidge Point
Magnolia
Mass
Kroupensky
San Francisco
China
Baron Louis Ambrosey
Austria-Hungary
Bar Harbor
Netherlands
Mme Hauge
Washington Society Looks Ahead to Summer Travel and Visits
The Bishop of Washington and Mrs. Satterlee with daughter Miss Satterlee close their D.C. residence for a summer in the Adirondacks and will host the Bishop of London, Right Rev. Frederick Inglis, upon returning in September. The Postmaster General, visiting Hamilton, Mass., plans a brief stay in Washington late this week. Mrs. Talmage and daughter Miss Rebecca Collier travel to New York to meet Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson, then drive to Pittsfield, Mass, and Magnolia for the summer as Rev. Roland Cotton Smith and family follow suit.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Satterlee
Miss Satterlee
Adirondacks
London
Frederick Ingram
Hamilton
Mass
Roosevelt Signs Dominican Pact in Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt signed the Dominican treaty to regulate Santo Domingo customs and settle the national debt. The convention, negotiated February 8 by plenipotentiaries, has Senate and Santo Domingo approval and is ready for ratification exchanges. Sefior Velasquez will arrive by late July to finalize exchanges as bonds of 20 million dollars fund the creditors. Colonel George Colton, soon returning to duty in the Philippines, will depart after vacation.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
United States Senate
Santo Domingo
Washington
United States
Sefior Velasquez
Caceres
America
Dominican Congress
George Colton
Dominican Customs
Philippines
Old Arsenal in Central Park Sparks City Debate
Park Commissioner Herrman and Park Department landscape architect Samuel Parsons push remodeling and preservation of the arsenal interior, while Finance Department engineers oppose spending 75 000 to 75,000 on a fireproof office rebuild. A conference at Herrman's office yielded a few days for a final decision after further study.
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Park
Herrman
Finance Department
Arsenal
Central Park
Samuel Parsons
Park Department
Board of Estimate
Park Police Station
Park Board
Department of Public Buildings and Offices
J. W. Reed
Samuel Parsons, Jr
Luncheon at Dorchester House honors Duchess and Princess
Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid hosted a June 24 luncheon at Dorchester House London for the Duchess of Albany and Princess Victoria. Attendees included Count Wolff Metternich the German Ambassador, Lady Evelyn Moreton, Sir Robert H Collins, Major St Aubyn Alfred Tarleton John R Carter and Mrs Carter, PD Barnes, Justice Holmes, Louis Webb, Neill Campbell, Mr and Mrs Barker Gummere, Mrs Ogden Mills and others. A later meeting planned a fete at Claremont in July.
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Dorchester House
London
Ambassador Reid
Reid
Duchess of Albany
Victoria
Count Wolff Metternich
Evelyn Moreton
Robert H. Collins
Major St. Aubyn
Alfred Tarleton
John R. Carter
Carter
Courtlandt PD. Barnes
Justice Holmes
Louis Webb
Neill Campbell
Barker Gummere
Ogden Mills
Brice
Claremont
Japan decorates M. Fallieres with Chrysanthemum order
Paris reports that the Emperor of Japan has awarded President Fallieres the Order of the Chrysanthemum in gratitude for the Franco-Japanese Far East agreement. Foreign Minister Pichon also receives a Japanese order. The president attended a Panthéon memorial service for Sadi Carnot’s 1894 assassination anniversary.
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Japan
M. Fallieres
Paris
Falliéres
Far East
M. Pichon
Panthéon
Sadi Carnot
Evangelist J Wilbur Chapman Near Death After Wife Passes
In Warsaw Indiana the Presbyterian evangelist Rev J Wilbur Chapman lies gravely ill in a room beside his wife who is dying from blood poisoning after surgery. Friends fear the shock of her death could push him to death as he suffers heart disease.
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Warsaw
Ind
J. Wilbur Chapman
Bishop Capers Critically Ill In North Carolina
Spartansburg June 24 Bishop Capers of the Episcopal Church of South Carolina is reported in critical condition at Cedar Mountain North Carolina. Paralysis spreading and he lies in a deep stupor. Dr B W Hunt the attending physician expresses no hope for recovery.
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Spartansburg
N. C
Capers
Episcopal Church of South
New York Society Clears Summer Plans for Summer Homes
Prominent New York shoppers and families reveal summer retreats from Lenox to Newport. William Douglas Sloane hosts Independence Day at Elm Court Lenox while J Woodward Haven and Grace Chapin head to Murray Bay and Europe before summer stays. Others retreat to Oyster Bay Cove Neck Easthampton Long Island Fairfield Monmouth Beach Newport and Bar Harbor.
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William Douglas Sloane
Elm Court
Lenox
Mass
France Captures Cup At Kiel Yacht Race
In squally conditions Ar Men won again as French visitors including the Duke of Rohan and Prince of Monaco watched from the bay. Times listed for Men and special class winners Wittelsbach II Tilly X Wannsee. Crown Prince’s Angela IV placed fourth. Emperor William hosted the Imperial Yacht Club dinner with dignitaries present. Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie departed Kiel for The Hague. Emperor William visited ships and briefly joined a tennis game with girls at the naval academy.
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Kiel
Duke of Rohan
Duke Decazes
Prince of Monaco
Alice
Angela IV
Spain
Morescot
Imperial Yacht Club
Emperor William
Prince of
Monaco
Ambassador Tower
Ijuin
Howard
Berlin
Naval Academy
Hobart Sketch "Looey" Presented at Chestnut Street
Philadelphia audiences today saw George V. Hobart's skit "Looey" at the Chestnut Street Opera House with Gustave Weinbure in the lead role. Directed by J Fred Zimmerman Jr the playlet was well received in its first public presentation.
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G. V. Hobart
Philadephia
George V. Hobart
Looey
Gustave Weinbure
Chestnut Street Opera House
J. Fred Zimmerman, Jr
War ner and Miss Sherwin Wed at St. Margaret’s London
In London at St. Margaret's Westminster on June 4 Philip Lee War ner, eldest son of Sir William Lee Warner, married Miss Mary Sherwin, daughter of General Thomas Sherwin of Boston, who attended and gave away the bride.
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London
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Philip Lee Warner
William Lee Warner
Mary Sherwin
Thomas Sherwin
Boston
Jesse Lewisohn Improving After Mount Sinai Operation
The condition of Jesse Lewisohn after Friday surgery at Mount Sinai Hospital was reported as much improved last night. Earlier rumors that he was dying were denied by hospital officials.
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Jesse Lewisohn
Mount Sinai Hospital
Reverend Keller Likely to Resign From Arlington Church
Rumor from Newark says Reverend John Keller will sever ties with Trinity Episcopal Church Arlington next Sunday. Keller, shot years ago by Thomas Barker after alleged wife tale sparked the assault, could not be reached. Bishop Edwin S Lines said no final decision had been made.
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Newark
John Keller
Trinity Episcopal Church
Arlington
Keller
Thomas Barker
Edwins. Lines
Episcopal Diocese of
New Yorker Buys Country Home in Spring Valley
George Fansel of New York City has purchased the old Wandle home at Spring Valley Rockland County five miles from Suffern The 1850 built residence was once owned by Mrs Anna Wandle Fansel plans extensive improvements and will reside at the estate in Spring Valley
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Tribune
Suffern
N. Y
George Fansel
New York City
Funeral of Isidor Wormser Banker at Fifth Avenue Home
The funeral for Isidor Wormser banker was held yesterday at his home 536 Fifth Avenue. Dr J Silverman of Temple Emanu El conducted the service. A large floral wreath from the New York Stock Exchange honored the deceased. Burial followed at Salem Fields Cemetery Jamaica Avenue East New York.
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Isidor Wormser
Fifth Avenue
J Silverman
Temple Emanu-El
Wormser
New York Stock Exchange
Salem Fields
Jamaica Avenue
East
New York
The Ostrich in Madagascar From The Youth's Companion
A brief note on ostrich farming in Madagascar, noting its global spread and the public plume trade. The Madagascar colony welcomed ostriches, praising their fine plumage and suitability to island life, as interest grows in the new industry.
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Madagascar
Sermons in the National Library Highlight Old Volumes
The Washington Star notes the Congressional Library houses about five thousand sermons and related works across six alcoves and shelves. It mentions Lyman Abbott’s sermons on the first shelf and Plymouth Church pulpit pieces. Phillips Brooks is cited as the foremost sermonizer, with figures like Robertson, Beecher, and Charles Swing also referenced.
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The
Washington Star
Congressional Library
Phillips Brooks
Robertson
Mealish Preacer
Brighton
Beecher
Purgeon
Charles
Swing
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