Amusements in New Rounders Roof Garden Summer Soirees
Eyewitness notices a cache of entertainment listings across venues. Waxworks and grand concerts highlight Eden Musee while S Victoria, Kostner & Rial, Lenox Lyceum, and Lion Palace feature vaudeville, operas, and concerts. Manhattan Beach hosts a large regimental parade and fireworks. New York Theatre presents Quo Vadis with continuous performances at Pastor's. St Nicholas Garden offers summer night concerts as part of a broad city amusements roundup.
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Casino
Roof Garden
Eden Musee
Waxworka
Victoria
Koster & Rial
Lenox Lyceum
Pinafore
Cavalleria Rustincana
Lion Palace
Manhattan Beach
Fanciulli
New York Theatre
Pastor’s
ST. Nicholas Garden
New York Daily Tribe June 27 1900 item
An item from the New York Daily Tribe dated Wednesday June 27 1900. The fragment provides no clear news event, name, or location beyond the date and paper title.
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New York Daily Tribe
Foreign and domestic notes from the morning edition
Foreign updates report Allied forces entering Tien-Tsin and Admiral Seymour's siege, with American and British units leading a rescue effort. British reports say pacification progresses in the Transvaal as De Villiers surrenders to Warren. US cruiser Baltimore returns via Suez. bubonic plague rises in Rio. Domestic notes include Chaffee in China command, Harvard exercises, Kansas City convention prep, and a Mobile flood. Weather shows showers. highs around 83 with lows near 73.
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Tien-Tsin
Admiral Seymour
Peking
Che- Foo
Manila
Taku
Lord Roberts
Transvaal
de Villiers
Sir Charles Warren
Cape Colony
Orange River
United States
Baltimore
Admiral Watson
Suez
Rio Janeiro
Marcella
Newfoundland
Republic of Colombia
Congress of the Associated Chambers of Commerce
United Kingdom
London
Adna R. Chaffee
China
Harvard
Kansas City
Illinois
Samuel Alschuler
Mobile
South
Yale
New Haven
University Convocation
Poughkeepsie
New London
Sheepshead Bay
Water
Jamon
Knight of the Garter
McMeekin
the Parader
Dolando
Seth Low
Depew and Foraker
Carnegie Hall
McKinley
Roosevelt
Platt
Greene
Broadway
Cooper Union
Tribune Subscription Offer Flexible Mail Rate
The Tribune announces daily and Sunday delivery nationwide for one dollar per month with free address changes. Newsdealers can supply THE TRIBUNE upon a regular order.
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Tribune
Platt's Settlement of Greene Move Draws Criticism
The article recalls Mr. Platt recovering from a recent accident while acting as if distressed and unsettled. It details his shifting statements on General Greene to replace Mr. Quigg, the effort by district leaders, and pressure from Governor Roosevelt and Odell. It argues the plan would deepen distrust of Philadelphia Republicans and anger Roosevelt supporters in the state.
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Platt
General Greene
Mr. Quigg
Republican County Committee
General Greene Would Undoubtedly Be Elected To Mr. Quigg
Mr. Platt
Roosevelt
Greene
Odell
State Committee
Philadelphia
Political realignments and the New York party balance
The piece notes public affronts after a nomination and the clash between Roosevelts supporters and party bosses. It argues that Odell saw the risk of empowering the national ticket while excluding the machine’s Governor candidate, a view that helped unite the party and satisfy factions.
Making the Trust Plank in Bryan Campaign
A detailed satirical dialogue imagines Richard Croker advising William Jennings Bryan on crafting an anti trust platform for the Kansas City convention. It satirizes New York politics and the Ice Trust influence, depicting cautious edits aimed at not hurting Democratic interests while mocking reform rhetoric. The piece ends noting Croker’s Lincoln trip would be improper if not accompanied by such conversation.
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Richard Croker
Lincoln
Kansas City
Bryan
Augustus van Wyck
American Ice Company
Croker
The
Ice Trust
Mr. Bryan
New York
New-York
H’m
Mr. Croker
Mazer Committee
Repub“ Nean
Gold Democrats urged to back Republicans on money issue
The editorial argues Gold Democrats owe gratitude to the Republican Party for the gold standard law and warns Sound Money Democrats against backing Bryan. It predicts Bryan would threaten the gold standard and harm business confidence, urging continued support for Republican fiscal policy.
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Republican Congress
Bryan
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
Europe
Democratic Party
Congress
Silliness and threats in Bryan White House fears
The piece argues such beliefs would curb industrial activity and harm business confidence. It states that ignorance fuels the notion that Bryan in the White House could do no harm and that voting for McKinley with a Gold Democrat is an obvious necessity to preserve confidence and success in undertakings.
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Bryan
White House
McKinley
View on Cuban annexation and U S stance in independence
The text argues the United States cannot openly back annexation while acting as Cubans' trustee. It notes annexation would alienate most voters, warns Cubans lack sufficient self-government readiness, and stresses that Southern prejudice and regional politics shape views. It implies private alignment with administration while denying formal expression of annexation wishes.
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United States
Florida
Arkansas
Texas
Nebraska
Cuba
Mr. Cleveland
Novelty in Electric Traction at Manhattan Railway
The Manhattan Railway Company plans to use electricity for hauling trains aiming at smoke free air, faster starts, and shorter long runs. Four methods have been tried elsewhere from third rail to motor cars and the Sprague multiple unit. The company adopts a modified system placing motor cars at each end to save time at terminals.
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Manhattan Railway Company
United States
Manhattan
Chicago
Brooklyn
Bridge
Baltimore Tunnel
Monumental
London Underground
Atlantic
Sprague
Manhattan Company
Multiple Unit System Aimed at Flexible Rail Service
The inventor of the multiple unit system sought equal ease in handling big and little trains by proportioning motive machinery to the rolling stock. In Manhattan the innovation would aid fluctuating demand, while Brooklyn tests single cars on elevated tracks to shorten headways and enable through traffic on elevated lines. The idea of separating through and local travel on elevated routes is promising, and the experiment deserves consideration.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Roosevelt’s Call Down Platt and Boer War Reflections
The piece notes Governor Roosevelt’s limited leverage over Platt and Croker’s ire at joint Allied actions in China, cautions about a Cape Parliament role for Doctor Jim after a failed raid, contrasts Boer steadiness with guerilla defiance, critiques a St Louis labor-violence case, and endorses finishing the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial at its chosen site as soon as possible.
Notable Appointments and Honors Across British and American Institutions
Professor Karl Goestmann of Amherst and Professor McClellan of Yale seek the Western University of Pennsylvania chancellorship after W J Holland's resignation. Wisconsin grants LL D to Justice Brewer. A monument to General Albert Pike is planned in Washington. Sir Charles Scotter, London and Northwestern Railway vice-chairman, named Conservative candidate for Hants Southern Division. Grand Vizier Hamed Ben Musa's death causes no unrest in Northern Morocco. Hadj Mukhtar Ben Abdallah his cousin succeeds. Dr John Charles Ryle of Liverpool, bishop, dies. Dickens translations into German cited. Professor C A Buchheim of King's College London helped popularize Dickens in Germany.
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Karl Goestmann
Amherst
McClellan
LL. D
Yale
Western University of Pennsylvania At
Allegheny
W. J. Holland
Carnegie Institute
University of Wisconsin
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Albert Pike
Sir Charles Scotter
London and Northwestern Railway
England
Hants
Southwestern
Sir Charles
Southampton Docks
New York
Hamed Ben Musa
Morocco
Hadj Mukhtar Ben Abdallah
Fez
Talk of the Day and Short Bits from The Press
A collage of excerpts notes refiners and sugar exporters in France Germany and Austria lose money selling to British buyers yet profits stay high for traders funded by taxpayer subsidies. A farmer declares his herbarium to a city man while a farmer jokes about hogariums. A Springfield man swallows a fishhook with doctors unsure how to retrieve it. A flirtatious exchange ends with a final yes. A Philadelphia dealer hawks love birds from China and Java at ten dollars a pair with cage included.
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France
Germany
Austria
Philadelphia
China
Jova
White love birds spark romance at florist shop
A florist dealer advertises pure white love birds with pink beaks as summer gifts to replace flowers for courting. The birds perch close and coo, while a humorous village scene unfolds with a milk pitcher mishap and domestic chatter.
Coler Announces Bond Award to Kuhn Loeb in Full Sale
Controller Coler announced the award of 3.135 million dollars in bonds to Kuhn Loeb & Co at 110.54, rejecting two smaller bids for a thousand dollars each because the syndicate bid was for the whole issue. He warned against attacks before his two week rest starting next Saturday, saying he would await any injunctions served.
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Coler
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Liberty
State Music Teachers Meet Opens in Saratoga
Saratoga New York June 2 The New York State Music Teachers Association begins its twelfth annual meeting with an address of welcome by ex State Senator John Foley village president and a response by Thomas Impett of Troy association president who also delivers his annual address Riesberg of New York submits secretary treasurer report and W H Reiser of Rondout presents the Committee on Legislation report.
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Saratoga
N. Y
New York State Music Teachers’ Association
John Foley
Thomas Impett
Troy
Sees Riesberg
New York
W. H. Reiser
Rondout
Senator Depew to sail today for Europe
Senator Chauncey M. Depew will sail for Europe this morning aboard the American Line steamship St. Paul. He expects to return around August 10 and then proceed to Newport upon his homecoming.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Europe
American Line
St. Paul
Newport
Mrs Gould to Build Two Houses in City and on Sands Point
Mrs Howard Gould plans two residences with architect designs by C P H Gilbert. Estimated total cost about 1 million dollars. City house to rise at Fifth Avenue and Seventy Third Street on land bought for 500000. Country house to be built at Sands Point Long Island on newly acquired land. Plans subject to change after Mr and Mrs Gould return from abroad.
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Howard Gould
C. P. H. Gilbert
Broadway
Fifth-ave
Seventy-third-st
Gould
Sands Point
Long Island
Funeral of Mrs Mary Gardiner in Garden City
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Austen Gardiner, wife of Asa Bird Gardiner, was held at the Cathedral of the Incarnation. Prominent Manhattan and Brooklyn figures attended, many associated with District Attorney Gardiner. Dean Cox and the Rev Henry B Bryan led services. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn.
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Garden City
Long Island
Mary Austen Gardiner
Asa Bird Gardiner
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Nin
Gardiner
Peshot
Lacs Cour
Dean Cox
Henry B. Bryan
Greenwood Cemetery
Bryan and the 1900 Democratic Platform Debate
Excerpts from multiple papers discuss Bryan’s appeal across factions. Senators Hill and Roosevelt are debated as potential running mates while reactions to Bryan and free silver vary among expansionists anti expansionists and sound money advocates. The Chicago Times-Herald notes the difficulty of Bryanism amid a hard platform.
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Pittsburg
Hill
Bryan
Chicago Times-Herald
Monsoon Improves West Coast of India Says Viceroy
London reports the Viceroy of India, Lora Curzon of Kedleston, cables that the monsoon has considerably improved the west coast. About six inches of rain have fallen in Bombay City, extending to Berar and the central provinces, with frequent showers in submontane districts and the northwestern provinces.
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London
India
Lora Curzon
Kedleston
Bombay
Berar
Letter From Lady Curzon On Indian Famine Relief
Lady Curzon reports famine in India is more widespread and intense than before with fewer deaths but more sufferers. She cites two failed harvests and heavy cattle losses, noting government relief totals of 26 million dollars for direct aid and additional funds for land revenue suspensions, seed and cattle purchases, and loans. The Relief Committee has distributed 2.5 million.
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India
India famine relief fund contributions and Lord George Hamilton letter
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief reports numerous donations from diverse sources across states and cities, with totals of many donors including churches and societies. A June 16 letter from Lord George Hamilton to the American ambassador commends U S sympathy, urges ongoing private aid, and notes government and charitable roles in famine relief.
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Committee of One Hundred On
India
Lord George Hamilton
Joseph Choate
William E. Dodge
One Hundred
India Office
London
Government of India
Committee of
United States
George Hamilton
Kansas Relief Ship Quito Delivers Corn to Bombay
The Christian Herald reports Kansas India Famine Relief Committee sent 15 000 dollars and 2 000 bushels of corn aboard the steamship Quito from New York May 10 for famine relief in India. The ship arrived safely in Bombay on June 4 and funds were telegraphed to the Inter denominational Missionary Committee in Bombay.
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Christian Herald
Kansas India Famine Relief Committee
Interdenominational Missionary Committee
Bombay
Kansas Committee
India
Quito
New York
Catholics in Session at St Charles Borromeo Seminary
Leading Roman Catholic rectors and professors of diocesan seminaries convened today at the Theological Seminary of St Charles Borromeo Overbrook Philadelphia. The sessions will continue four and educational matters of vital stance to the Catholic Church will be.
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Philadelphia
Theological Seminary of
St. Charles Borromeo
Overbrook
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