Amusements and Showings at New York Theaters
A compact listing of theater signals and showtimes across venues including Astor Camellia Circle Eden Nushe and Hammerstein's Roof. Notable entries feature The Witching Hour The Merry Widow The Wolf and The Gay Musician with varied prices and start times across theaters like Coney Island Jardin de Paris Knickerbocker Lyric and Eden Nushe venues.
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Astor
Camille
Circle
Coney Island
Ivana Park
Bostock
Girle
Eden Nushe
Vanneville
Herald Square
Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
Lab
LYRIC
Madison Squawk Roof Gardens
New Amsterdam
New York
Wallace's
New York Daily Tribune Details and Office Address
The New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Its principal office is Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Gold en Mills is president with Nathaniel Tuttle serving as secretary and treasurer. The officers’ address is the newspaper’s office.
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The
Tribone Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Qoden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Turbulent Times Mark World News Morning Briefing
In Teheran the Shah orders bombardment of a house as dissidents protest, while a shipwreck near Muros, Spain sinks eighty five aboard. King Edward's birthday is marked by new peerages and honours, and bombs explode in Turin churches with no injuries. Munich bankers die by their own hands, and plague worsens in Caracas due to serum shortages.
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Teheran
Larache
Muros
Spain
Edward
Turin
Munich
Caracas
William
Kiel
H. G. Hebbinghaus
Washington
Retzmann
Washington Post
Cleveland
Princeton
James S. Sherman
Huron Street
Chicago
H. W. Tiers
Firet National Bank of Pittsburg
United States
Hammondsport
Colgate University
Hamiton
Guild
Massachusetts
Convention of Women’s Clubs
Boston
Pine Camp
N. Y
New York
Vermont
Elder of
Kings
The
Water Board
Suffolk
Museum of Natural History
State Charities Aid Association
Smith
Herrman
Brooklyn
Foley
Abraham White
McClellan
Bryan and Watson as renomination ticket pairing
The article argues for Thomas E. Watson joining William Jennings Bryan on the Denver Democratic ticket. It cites Watson’s populist pedigree, past vice presidential runs, and strong national following. It suggests the Bryan Watson ticket could attract Populists and independents, boosting electoral prospects.
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Little Joe” Brown
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
Denver
Bryan
Atlanta Constitution
Watson
Parker
Brean
Atlantic
Pacific
Notable Jovians Brean and Watsen Named as Speakers
The passage designates William J. Brean and Thomas EE. Watsen as prominent speakers for a campaign, likening its force to stage thunder. It frames their roles as the conduits of the effort and emphasizes their prominence.
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Tsu
William J. Brean
Thomas EE. Watsen
Verd of Governor Hughes frames up for renomination
The upstate Republican press supports Governor Hughes and urges his renomination. The piece argues he is the strongest candidate to boost the national ticket and urges the public to demand continued service. It highlights his democratic ideals, opposition to bosses, and sacrifice in public life for the common welfare.
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Hughes
Tribune
Rochester
Upstate
Mr. Hughes
Columbia
D. C
Taft
Bryan
The Persian Crisis Deepens In Iran’s Tumultuous Clash
Reports from Tehran describe a widening Shah versus Parliament crisis with the army split and revolutionary uprisings across provinces. Turkish invasion rumors, mass violence, and aggressive censorship threaten the throne as foreign intervention looms and dynastic tensions rise.
The Persian Royal Spirit in Crisis
The article contrasts historic Persian figures with current rulers, noting that preservation of a storied inheritance depends on the shah and people. It warns that the noble Kaikhosrau spirit is needed, but suggests a dangerous Kaikobad influence may prevail in this crisis.
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Jemshid
Zal
Rustem
Kaikobad
Southern editors clash over Bryan and Kentucky support
The feud pits Col Hemphill of The Charleston News and Courier against Col Watterson of The Louisville Courier Journal over Bryan’s presidential bid. Hemphill doubts Kentucky backing and warns of a failed nationwide push, while Watterson accuses Hemphill of favoring Taft. The dispute turns on party strategy and editorial stance.
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Bryan
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journal
J.C. Hemphill
Charleston News and Courier
Hemphill
Watterson
John A. Johnson
Johnson
News and Courier
Mr. Bryan
Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Denver
Taft
King
Benzeman
Begman
Brazil to aid Americans in Venezuela through its legation
The suspension of U S Venezuelan relations leads to Brazilian good offices for Americans in Venezuela. Communications between Caracas and Washington will route via Brasilia, signaling strong U S Brazil friendship and Brazil’s equality with major powers. The move counters claims of South American isolation and shows mutual willingness to assist in diplomatic disputes.
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Venezuela
Brazil
Caracas
Washington
United States
South America
Colombia
Dr Narlington and the Dogs
An editorial discusses New York City dog regulation, noting a potential muzzle and leash mandate to protect public health and safety. The Board of Health considered enforcing a long standing legal provision but paused after Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals urged restraint. The piece urges a balanced approach that protects the public while recognizing dogs’ value.
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New York City
Board of Health
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Rabies and political banter in the era’s dialogue
The piece debates rabies control via humane acts and public health, noting deaths like Mr. Marsh and praising Dr. Darlington’s safety stance for pets. It mocks anti-canine crusaders while reflecting on reactions to Taft Bryan coverage, parliamentary praise, and a July postage suggestion amid political commentary.
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Marsh
Dr. Darlington
Hamilton College adds LL D to Hinman biography
George Wheeler Hinman editor of The Chicago Inter-Ocean received the LL D from Hamilton College, already holding a Ph D from Heidelberg. The note recalls other Hamilton graduates such as James Schoolcraft Sherman and Elihu Root, with side items on Baltimore Fort McHenry and a string of pithy, unrelated snippets.
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George Wheeler Hinman
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Hamilton College
Hinman
University of Heidelberg
Germany
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Elihu Root
Hamilton
Baltimore
Old Fort McHenry
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Baltimore Sun
Bunker Hill
Army
Atlantic
Chicago
New York
Hughes and a Second Term in New York Gov Race
A Rochester Herald editorial argues New York voters would re‑elect Governor Hughes for any term he accepts, noting strong public support regardless of machine politician opposition. It contrasts press views with sentiment for reform and loyalty to governance over patronage.
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Rochester Herald
New York
Hughes
New York State
Rochester Post-Express
Syracuse Herald
Agnew
Tinghes
Chicago
Voice of
People
New York Tribune
Wilmerding Brides John B Trevor in East Side Nuptials
The marriage took place at noon yesterday at the Wilmerding home on East 77th street. The ceremony featured a white satin gown, lace trim, and a bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss Caroline Drayton and Miss Adele Colgate were bridesmaids. Robert W. Goelet served as best man. A reception and breakfast followed, with many society guests invited. The couple will honeymoon abroad, with plans to spend August at Newport and Bar Harbor.
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Wilmerding
Lucius K. Wilmerding
East 77Th Street
John B. Trevor
Lilles-Of-The-Valley
Caroline Drayton
J. Coleman Drayton
Adele Colgate
Cora
Countess of
J. B. Trevor
Emily Trevor
Henry G. Trevor
Lucius K. Wilmerding, Jr
Clarence H. Mackay
B. Alexander
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Arthur Seelin
H. McK. Twombly
Richard Wharton
Evelyn Parsons
Douglas Robinson
R. Fulton Cutting
Elizabeth Cutting
Thomas Newbold
Bronson Murray
Archibald Murray
James B. Murray
Robert Winthrop
Grenville Winthrop
H. B. Hollins
Albert Zgray
Robert Goelet
Alfred Wagstaff
Duncan Cryder
Miss Cryder
Trevor
Caroline M
The President Plans Funeral Trip to Princeton
The President will travel from Oyster Bay to attend ex-President Cleveland's funeral. A special two car train will convey him to Long Island City then Jersey City for Princeton. Mrs. Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb will accompany him. An official conference with Taft and Republicans follows, with a new War Secretary to meet him in New York.
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The
Tribune
Oyster Bay
Princeton
Cleveland
Long Island City
Jersey City
German Princes Sail In Twenty Boat Yacht Race
In Kiel on June 25 Emperor William hosted yacht races with twenty starters under an eleven knot NW breeze. Notable entries included Crown Prince on Angela IV and Prince Eitel aboard Elizabeth. Carmen owned by J P Widener won, Flevella second, Odin third. Crown Prince finished sixth. The German King of Saxony visited the Hohenzollern as guest of the Emperor.
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Kiel
William
H. G. Hebbinghaus
Washington
Retzmann
Braunschweis
Reginald R. Belknap
Berlin
Great Britain
France
Russia
Hohenzollern
Allison V. Armour
Jordan Mott
Columbia
Mr. Armour
Paris
Prince Henry
Crown Prince
Angela IV
Prince Eitel
Elizabeth
Carmen
J. P Widener
Flevella
Protzen
Odin
A. Luessmann
Crown
King
Saxony
Reception to Senator Warren in Cheyenne Parade Honors Wyoming Politician
United States Senator Francis E Warren returned from Chicago and Washington and received the greatest non partisan reception ever given to a Wyoming man. An immense parade escorted him through Cheyenne with two white horses then hand pulled by pioneers. Eight hundred school children, pioneer women in forty one automobiles, and aged pioneers joined in carriages.
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the Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
Francis FE. Warren
Chicago
Washington
Wyoming
McGrann pair wins again at international horse show
R P McGrann of Lancaster Pennsylvania added to his haul at the international horse show in London on June 5. In Class 6 a pair of horses not over fifteen hands Newsboy and Shopgirl won first prize, beating seven British pairs.
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London
R. P. McGrann
Lancaster
Penn
Mrs Sage Buys Old Racetrack for Public Park
Mrs Russell Sage pays about $10,000 for the Driving Fork Association Grounds in Sag Harbor to convert the trotting racetrack and faire site into a public park for the village benefit. The June 25 note from Hy Telegraph to The Tribune Sag Harbor reports the purchase by the 48 year old widow.
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the Tribune
Sag Harbor
Long Island
Russell Sage
Driving Fork Association
Newport Social Calendar Highlights From Luncheon and Arrivals
The Newport ledger records a luncheon for Commander and Mrs William F Fullam Jr at the naval training station with guests including Col and Mrs Delancey Astor and Mrs Elisha Dyer among others returning from New York. Several society figures depart for Europe or summer cottages while registrations at the Newport Casino list George B De Forest and George Scott.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Wiliam F. Fullam, Jr
Naval Training Station
Delancey Astor
Elisha Dyer
James P. Kereechen
J. Thompson Spencer
Dudley Morgan
C. L. F. Robinson
New York
Louis Lb. Lorillard, Jr
Belmeade
Newport Casino
George B. de Forest
George F. Scott
Louis B. McCagg
Bar Harbor
Theodore M. Davis
Washington
George Gordon King
Witttem Storrs Wells
Harry Peters
Robert Sedgwick
Lispenard Stewart
Albert Lewis
Bear Creek
Penn
William Payne Thompson
Henry Clews
In The Berkshires. Summer Guests and Arrivals Highlight June
Long list of visitors and residents arriving for the season in Lenox Stockbridge and surrounding areas. Notables include Lt. G H Stantom of the Royal Navy at Curtis Hotel and General Alexander S Webb at Spring Lawn. Multiple families from New York Washington Chicago Philadelphia and Boston are noted at inns and cottages with weddings and departures mentioned.
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Tribune
Lenox
G. H. Stantom
Royal Navy
London
Joshua W.W. Davis
Curtis Hotel
Bishey Cottage
Alexander S. Webb
Spring Lawn
Jose FE. Alexandre
Rowland DP. Allen
William B. Hornblower
New York
Hotel Aspinwall
Henry I. Parsons
Stockbridge
Milbrook
N. Y
Miss Thorne
Birdsere Blakeman Lewis
Thomas Denny
Miss Denny
Joseph M. Schenck
Alfred Bates
Washington
Warren McArthur
Chicago
Maplewood Inn
Pittsfield
J. Strawbridge
Mise Stefle
Charles M. Dupuy
Aspinwall
Emily Biddle
John Thorndyke
Oliva Thorndyke
Boston
Richard Dixer
Tanglewood
Birthday Honors Given In London For King Edward's Birthday
London June 2 The official birthday honors list includes four new peers ten new privy counselors eleven baronets and twenty five knights. Notables include Sir Antony Patrick MacDonnell George Whiteley Whiteley Sir Charles Fitzpatrick Thomas Wallace Russell Sir Thomas Lauder Branton Robert William Perks J J Duveen James A H Murray B A Hadfield W J Falconbridge Henri Taschereau and Canadian astronomer W F King among others.
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London
Edward
Antony Patrick MacDonnell
Ireland
George Whiteley Whiteley
West Riding of Yorks
Charles Fitzpatrick
Canada
Thomas Wallace Russell
Tyrone
Thomas Lauder Branton
Robert William Perks
Lincolnshire
Charles T. Yerkes
J J. Duveen
Turner Gallery
Turner
James A. H. Murray
B A. Hadfield
Iron and Steel Insitute
A Wickersham
Allegheny
Penn
W. J
Morgan Optimistic On U S Outlook Before Europe Trip
Financier J P Morgan departed New York on La Provence after attending his niece’s wedding and receiving a Yale SED degree. He said the country’s financial situation looks bright and noted shocks from Mr Cleveland’s death. Relatives, including his daughter and son, saw him off. Jules Jusserand also sailed.
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R. Pierpont Morgan
Mauretania
Yale
la Provence
Provence
Morgan
Land
Cleveland
Yale University
Goodby
Laeterlee
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Jules Joseerand
Cleve
Fresh Air Fund Birthday Box Contents and Memorials
Contents of the Birthday Box from Mead Vernon and associated church Sunday schools are listed, including gifts and acknowledgments. Names such as Miss L Wolf and Mrs Harriet De Lines appear, with memorials for mother Nettie and others. Records note collections at various churches in New York and nearby towns, totaling June donations.
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Mount Taber
First Presbyterian Church
Mead Vernon
Jennie Irwin
Smas Tawens
St James's Methodist Episcopal Arch
Madison Avenue
No L. Wolf
Robert Ferguson
Secesaeecccest
Waar
Church of the Puritans
Avenue
New York
Harriet
de Lines
Mother
T- Ne
Nettie
Edward GW
W. J. Mosler
Albert Ht Welles
Scranton
Acheel
Tarrytown
Henry Erkert
Frederick
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Itea
Roowe Publica
Bethane
Csecbescoce
Aneis Sa
New York Daily Tribme
Bryan and Watson
James K. Jones
America
Vetecratic Party
Persia
China
Tabriz
Uramiah
Warsaw
Empire
Shiraz
Kazvin
Kaiumers
Europe
Tene
Rowe
DR. Narlington and the Dogs
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
Congress
Mrs. Gossyp
Lippincott’s
Abraham
Miss Lincoln
Zola
Corriere Della Sera
Pantheon
Rome
Trés Saint Pére
Lourdes
Italy
Dom Bartolo Longo
Vatican
Bonghis
Galimberti
Holy Father
de Tourhis
NEW York Society
Tuxedo Park
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
Tuxedo
Southampton
Ruth Twombly
W. A. M. Burden
Elliott F. Shepard
William Douglas Sloane
John McG
Woodbury
Mrs. Ton
Parrish Cottage
Southamp
Benjamin
Cazenovia
Scrooby
Roslin
Mrs
Robert Endicott
England
Emperor
Hebbinghaus
Senator Warren
M'Grann
Berkshires
Totes
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
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