Amusements and Listings From 1920s Theaters
A dense list of venues and show titles across New York houses including the Honeymooners Belasco Parisian Model and The Lion and the Mouse. Entries reference alphanumeric times and stage names such as Vaudeville acts at Hammerstein Roof Garden and Madison Square Roof Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhamera
Belasco
Brighton-Brighton Beach Park
Broadway
Canarsie
Golden City
Conet
Hammerstein Roof
Vaudeville
LD Square
Plon
Jardin
Paris
Vestleville
Knickerbocker
The
Red Mail
Ee Eaears
Madison Square Roof Garden
Global and Domestic News Summary from New York Daily Cribue
A broad roundup notes British Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman proposing limits on Lords power, Balfour leading the Opposition, and Russian groups urging continued forceful action. Reports cover French wine strike leader Marcelin Albert endorsing peaceful continuation, Drago Doctrine aims at The Hague, and a shipwreck near Corral with most aboard lost.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Lords
A. J. Balfour
Toll
Marcelin Albert
France
Argelliers
United States
Hague
Choate
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Santiago
Corral
Carlos Waddington
Seslor Balmaceda
Brussels
Kiel
Arden
Imperial Yacht Club
William Pomestic
Michael E. Bannin
Oyster Bay
Santo Domingo
T. I. Harper
Pittsburg
Legi DeWolf
Hughes
Albany
Clarence Darrow
Haywood
Boise
Orchard
Keep
State Banking Department
Senator Knox
Yale Law School
New York Express
Springfield
Mass
Sage
Éth Street
Staten Islanders
Richmond Borough
Walters
Tre Trirune Mail Subscriptions Remain Open
Readers about to leave the city are reminded that Tre Trirune can be mailed anywhere in the country or abroad and addressed changes can be made as often as desired. Subscriptions may be given to the regular dealer before leaving or at the Turn Triune Office. See opposite page for rates.
Massachusetts Faces Year Delay On New Haven Boston & Maine Merger
The Massachusetts Legislature committee reports Speaker Cole's bill to delay the New Haven and Boston & Maine merger for a year. It bars domestic stock acquisition, limits voting rights, and restricts cross control while Massachusetts drafts safeguards. The move aims to curb mismanagement risk if merger proceeds under state regulation. Boston would gain from, but also risked being dominated by the combined rail network.
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NEW England Railroad
Committee On Railroads
Massachusetts
Cole
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Connecticut
Massachusetts—railroad Company
New Winven
New England
Boston
Massachusetts Corporation
Massachusetts Sees Risk in Foreign Railroad Merger Plan
A discussion notes that classifying a railroad as foreign limits Massachusetts regulation and risks abuse of power. It previews state efforts to protect its authority over traffic while negotiating terms with the New Haven and potential divestment of trolley lines. The bill aims to block a merger by stock purchases from consolidation friendly individuals.
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Massachusetts
New Haven
Apportion Before Adjourning Urges Legislature
The Legislature should heed Governor Hughes and agree on an apportionment before Wednesday. Voters tire of the protracted session and fear a costly extra session driven by personal politics. A special session risks constitutionality. the Tully plan, with districts like Broome Chenango Madison and Delaware Otsego Schoharie, should be repaired rather than delayed.
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Hughes
Broome
Chenango
Madison
Delaware
Otsego
Schoharie
No Check To Prosperity Cited In Tribune Review
The Tribune argues that local commerce shows no decline in production or consumption despite Wall Street fluctuations. It notes rising imports and exports in 1906-07, highlights firm home conditions, and criticizes anti-railroad sentiment as harmful to public interests. It cites Vanderlip’s view that overall business remains sound and urges restraint against stock manipulation.
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the Tribune
Wall Street
Frank A. Vanderlip
Virginia State Bankers’ Association
United States
The Trouble in Portugal Crisis and Press Suppression
A long on the spot report outlines Portugal’s political crisis as Liberal Regenerators under Joao Franco clash with opposition. Parliament was prorogued amid unresolved budgets and looming revolutionary tensions, with censorship and press suppression adding to tensions.
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Portugal
Europe
Regenerators
Progressists
Liberal Regenerators
Senhor Joao Franco
Franco’s coup d etat and looming constitutional clash
The article describes Senhor Franco’s bid to extend the 1905 06 budget into the present year, prompting resignations and a failed attempt to replace ministers. He dissolved parliament, sought to suspend the constitution, and imposed military and civil perks while losing troop and public support, facing a move back to constitutional methods or revolution.
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Senhor Franco
Russia
Tax on the classics in Paris prompts debate
In France a radical plan to tax dead authors or their books is discussed to ease living writers’ competition. Proponents argue taxation could curb the undercut by classics, while critics fear censorship and harm to literary culture, raising questions about democracy and aristocratic prestige in publishing.
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France
Paris
Governor Stokes Suggests Periodic Audits Of Public Service
The governor’s proposal for periodic auditing of state, county, and municipal accounts by a judicially appointed commission draws mixed reactions. Supporters view it as a path to higher integrity, while opponents see it as a shield for ongoing investigations. The idea parallels business practice of regular examinations to prevent abuses and improve efficiency.
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Stokes
New Jersey
Democratic Assembly
Political currents mix reform and restraint in era debates
The article surveys candidates and party strategy with Bryan under scrutiny for remarks, Campbell-Bannerman’s Lords and Commons clash over veto power, and Clemenceau urging law and duty as French mutinous mayors resume duty. It ends with Lumière brothers credited for color photography progress and the challenges of true hue fidelity.
Weathering the clock a rush of rapid spring heat
The forecast shows temperatures rising quickly with sunny skies across regions as warm air replaces colder patterns. Officials urge precautions for outdoor activity as conditions shift from cool mornings to heat by afternoon, signaling a notable acceleration of seasonal change.
Yonkers Mayor names four trusted citizens for police board
A Yonkers mayoral showdown ends with four highly regarded locals appointed to the police commission despite clergy protests. The picks ignore party lines and include a saloon keeper, a pool hall keeper, a known sport, and a citizen with no prior public role.
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John H. Coyne
Yonkers
The Diplomatic Corps Heads North for Summer Travel
The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand plan a summer in New York and France after visiting Boston. Other diplomats including the Russian and Japanese ambassadors depart for Magnolia and Coolidge Point for the season. The Chinese Minister shifts to San Francisco for China. Bar on Louis Ambrosey and the Netherlands minister also plan summer stays near Bar Harbor and Nahant, with Mrs. Andrews opening her 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 Notes Emailing Summer Plans
Washington society briefs report the Bishop of Washington and Mrs Satterlee leaving for Adirondacks for summer, with a September return to host the Bishop of London. The Postmaster General departs Hamilton Mass for a late week return to the capital, while Mrs Talmage and Miss Collier visit New York and then Pittsfield and Magnolia for the season. Reverend Roland Cotton Smith and family are also mentioned.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Satterlee
Miss Satterlee
Adirondacks
London
Frederick Ingram
Hamilton
Mass
Dominican Pact Signed To Seal Santo Domingo Debt Plan
President Roosevelt signed the Dominican convention today, finalizing a 20 million dollar debt settlement with Santo Domingo. The treaty, negotiated February 8, provides for bond issues and full creditor payout, with ratifications soon exchanged in Washington. Velasquez will arrive to complete exchanges. Colton departs for the Philippines after a 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 Park Dispute
Park Commissioner Herrman and Finance Department engineers clash over whether to tear down the old Central Park arsenal for a fireproof office building or remodel and preserve the exterior. Samuel Parsons supports preservation. engineers call a $75,000 remodel wasteful if the building remains unsafe. Herrman to study further before deciding.
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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 of Albany
Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid hosted a luncheon at Dorchester House London on June 24 in honor of the Duchess of Albany and Princess Victoria. Attendees included Count Wolff Metternich the German Ambassador Sir Robert H Collins Major St Aubyn Alfred Tarleton John R Carter and Mrs Carter Mr and Mrs Courtlandt DD Barnes Justice Holmes Louis Webb Nell Campbell and others. A meeting followed to arrange a fete at Claremont in July for the Duchess of Albany.
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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 DD. Barnes
Justice Holmes
Louis Webb
Nell] Campbell
Barker Gummere
Ogden Mills
Brice
Claremont
Japan Decorates M. Fallieres for Far East Pact
Paris reports President Fallieres received via telegraph that the Emperor of Japan awarded him the Order of the Chrysanthemum in thanks for the Franco Japanese Far East agreement. Foreign Minister M Pichon also received a Japanese order. The President attended a Panthéon memorial for Sadi Carnot’s assassination anniversary.
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Japan
M. Fallieres
Paris
Fallieres
Far East
M. Pichon
Panthéon
Sadi Carnot
Evangelist J Wilbur Chapman in critical condition
Warsaw Indiana June reports Rev J Wilbur Chapman Presbyterian evangelist is gravely ill in a room beside his wife who is near death from blood poisoning after a surgical operation. Friends fear the shock could kill him as he also suffers heart disease.
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Warsaw
Ind
J. Wilbur Chapman
Bishop Capers Critically Ill At Cedar Mountain
Bishop Capers of the Episcopal Church of South Carolina is critically ill at his Cedar Mountain summer home. Paralysis spreads, he lies in a deep stupor. Attending physician Dr. B W Hunt reports no hope for recovery.
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Spartansburg
N. C
Bishop Capers
Episcopal Church of
New York Society Summer Movements and Travel Plans
A parade of New York society figures reveals summer movements. Willam Douglas Sloane hosts a Lenox party for Independence Day while J Woodward Haven and Grace Chapin head to Murray Bay and the Kennedys plan for Newport and Bar Harbor. Other households, including Merritt, Sturgis, Lorillard, Greer, Jennings, Satterlee, Morgan, Loew, Wilson, Wainwright, Peters, and Peters, disperse to retreats in Nassau, Oyster Bay, the Adirondacks, Bar Harbor, Easthampton, Fairfield, Newport, and Canada for the season.
France Wins Cup in Squally Kiel Race
In Kiel on June 24 France captures the Cup as Ar Men repeats victory in rough weather. Duke of Rohan and Duke Decazes lead French visitors. Prince of Monaco hosts aboard Princess Alice. Winners in special class include Wittelsbach II Tilly X Wannsee. Angela IV places fourth. Morescot did not start. Emperor William attends Imperial Yacht Club dinner and dinner guests include Monaco’s Prince and various ministers. Carnegie party sails for The Hague. William visits warships and joins a tennis game at naval academy.
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Kiel
Duke of Rohan
Duke Decazes
Prince of Monaco
Alice
Rogan
Wittelsbach
Howard
Berlin
Gibbons
London
Allison V. Armour
Andrew Carnegie
Hague
Carnegie
William
Naval Academy
Hobart Sketch "Looey" Shown At Chestnut Street Opera House
George V. Hobart presented his skit "Looey" at the Chestnut Street Opera House in Philadelphia with Gustave Weinbure in the principal part. Directed by J. Fred Zimmerman, Jr. the playlet received its first public presentation today and was well received.
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G. V. Hobart
Philadelphia
George V. Hobart
Wedding at St Margaret's London Unites Warmner and Miss Sherwin
In London at St Margaret's Westminster the marriage of Philip Lee Warner, eldest son of Sir William Lee Warner, to Miss Mary Sherwin daughter of General Thomas Sherwin of Boston was performed with General Sherwin giving away his daughter.
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London
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Philip Lee Warmner
William Lee Warner
Mary Sherwin
Thomas Sherwin
Boston
Jesse Lewison Recovering After Mount Sinai Operation
Jesse Lewiso hn is reported much improved after an operation at Mount Sinai Hospital. Earlier rumors of his death were denied by hospital officials.
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Jesse Lewisohn
Mount Sinai Hospital
Keller May Resign From Arlington Church
Rumor in Newark says the Rev John Keller may sever ties with Trinity Episcopal Church Arlington next Sunday. The minister shot years ago by Thomas Barker followed a wife story. Keller could not be reached. Bishop Edwin S Lines said nothing settled yet.
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Newark
John Keller
Trinity Episcopal Church
Arlington
Keller
Thomas Barker
Edwin S. Lines
Episcopal Diocese of
New Yorker Buys Country Home in Rockland County
George Fansel of New York City buys the Wandle residence at Spring Valley Rockland County five miles from Suffern. The aging house, once owned by Mrs Anna Wandle, is among the village’s finest and will receive extensive improvements with Fansel planning to reside there.
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Tribune
Suffern
N. Y
George Fansel
New York City
Funeral of Isidor Wormser Banker Held at Home
The funeral for banker Isidor Wormser, who died last Friday, took place at his home 838 Fifth Avenue. Dr. Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanu-El conducted the service. A large floral wreath from the New York Stock Exchange marked the mourners. Burial was at Salem Fields Cemetery on Jamaica Avenue in East New York.
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Isidor Wormser
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanu-El
Wormser
New York Stock Exchange
Wormner
Salem Fields
Jamaica Avenue
New York
Ostrich Industry Growth in Madagascar
An article from The Youth's Companion notes rising ostrich farming as a growing industry in Madagascar. It mentions introduction of ostriches to the colony around 182 and indicates public plume sales fostered interest in the new industry, with birds thriving on the island.
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Madagascar
Sermons in the National Library Featured at Washington Star Outline
The Congressional Library houses about five thousand sermons across six alcoves and shelves. Librarians note many titles are old and out of print. Among notable works are Lyman Abbott sermons from Plymouth Church and volumes by an Italian monk on The Divine Epistle.
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National Library
Washington Star
Congressional Library
Sant Zuccolo
Phillips Brooks
Brighton
Ales
Beecher
Spurgeon
Charles Kingsley
Swing
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Pain
SAVOY
ST. Nicholas
Fawkers & Brokera
Hank
Savi
Echoo
Wescas
New York Daily Cribue
Watterson
Bryan
Clay
Blaine
Lords
Commons
House of Commons
M. Clemenceau
Lumiére Brothers
Tommy
Httle Rollo
Germany
State Department
Canadian Courier
Theodore Tilton
Sojourner Truth
Dame
George W. Bungay
Sojourner
Lawkes
Smith
Chicago Tribune
Imperial Cabinet
Philadelphia Press
Nahant
Frank W. Andrews
Newport
IN Washington Society
Old Arsenal
NEW York Society
Willam Douglas Sloane
Elm Court
Lenox
Alfred Chapin
Grace Chapin
Murray Bay
Canada
J. Inslee Blair
F. K. Sturgis
Yellowstone Park
Berkshires
Pierre Lorillard
Bishop
Mrs
David H. Greer
Yonderemere
Easthampton
Long Island
Oliver Gould Jennings
Town
Fairfield, Conn
Suydam Satterlee
Charles Whitney
Milton, Mass
Mrs. W. Goodby Loew
Monmouth Beach
R. T. Wilson, Sr
J. Howard Wainwright
Charles G. Peters
Kiel—Yacht Club
Kaiser
Anneeeeeres
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