Amusements Round up at Eden and City Gardens
Amusements listings include Roundere Roof Garden Eden Missouri with 9 a.m. shows and 8 continuous performances. Venice Vaudeville by Koster and Rial and AD agency Rustincana. Lion P. concert and Manhattan Beach 3:20 Fanciulli’s Regiment Band with Fireworks. New York Theatre 2 to 8 Quo Vadis. Olgas Garden summer night concerts.
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New Roundere
Roof Garden
Eden Mosee
Grand Hammerstein
Koster & Rial
Ine Ad Agency
Rustincana
Lion P
Manhattan Beach
Fanciulli
Tist Regiment
Pain
New York Theatre
Zoneal
Olas Garden
Foreign and domestic dispatches from the New York Daily Tribune
The allied relief column entered Tien-Tsin on June 23 led by Americans and British and moved to rescue Admiral Seymour now ten miles from Tien-Tsin surrounded by Chinese forces. Reports say harmony issues within Seymour's force. the 9th Regiment may sail from Manila to Taku. Also: Lord Roberts reports pacification in the Transvaal. a Boer force under De Villiers surrendered to Sir Warren. the U.S. cruiser Baltimore with Admiral Watson aboard arrived at Suez en route home. Twenty-five bubonic plague cases in Rio, and the Marcotis wreck off Newfoundland. The Republic of Colombia raises import duties to 25%. In the UK, the Associated Chambers of Commerce discuss trade. Domestically: Adna R. Chaffee appointed to command American forces in China. six viceroys urged no troop deployment. Harvard finals today. Kansas City convention prep. Illinois Democratic nominating Samuel Alschuler for governor. A Mobile cloudburst floods streets. Harvard defeats Yale in baseball. University Convocation library focus. Poughkeepsie and New London gala for races. City notes: stock gains at Sheepshead Bay and other tracks. a Fire on Broadway delays traffic. Boer envoys appeal for U.S. moral support. Weather: showers. yesterday high 83, low 73.
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Tien-Tsin
Admiral Seymour
Peking
Seymour
Che- Foo
Manila
Taku
Lord Roberts
Transvaal
de Villiers
Sir Warren
Cape Colony
Orange River
United States
Baltimore
Admiral Watson
Suez
Rio Janeiro
Marcotis
Newfoundland
Republic of Colombia
Congress of the Associated Chambers of Commerce
United Kingdom
London
Adna R. Chaffee
China
Harvard
Kansas City
Samuel Alschuler
Mobile
Yale
New-Haven
University Convocation
Poughkeeptie
New London
Sheepshead Bay
Water Lamon
Knight of the Garter
McMeekin
the Parader
Dolando
Seth Low
Depew and Foraker
Carnegie Hall
McKinley
Roosevelt
Pratt
General Greene
Broadway
Cooper Union
Tribune Subscription Offer
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Tribune
Platt's Settlement Shocks Republican District Leaders
The article details Mr. Platt’s erratic conduct as he pushed a plan to replace Mr. Quigg with General Greene, despite pressure from Governor Roosevelt and Odell. Dispatches and letters suggest high-level disapproval, delaying a conference and leaving the party in disarray just as Roosevelt’s statewide support faces renewed scrutiny.
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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
Platt and Odell Shape New York Political Unite
The passage notes Platt and Odell disagree over Roosevelt’s influence in New York. Odell saw value in keeping the National ticket appeal while marginalizing Roosevelt, deeming that strategy wiser than aiding the machine’s Governor candidate. Platt, initially wary, now claims the question is settled and the party is united.
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Platt
Roosevelt
New York
Odell
Mr. Platt
Making the Trust Plane and the Bryan Candidacy
The piece imagines a trip by Richard Croker to Lincoln to consult with William Jennings Bryan on anti trust tactics for Kansas City. It lampoons Democratic leaders negotiating a platform against trusts while protecting New York interests, especially the Ice Trust. It portrays dynamic irony over how trusts influence party rhetoric and policy.
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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
Mr. Croker
Mazer Committee
Repub
lHcan
Tce
Gold Standard Debate Divides Gold Democrats and Bryan Support
A Republican Congress and President defended the gold standard, while Gold Democrats are urged to stay loyal. The piece argues gratitude to the GOP for the currency law and warns that electing Bryan could threaten currency stability and business confidence, portraying him as an active agent against gold.
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Republican Congress
Repubican
Bryan
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
Europe
Democratic Party
Congress
Silliness Ignorance and the Bryan White House Belief
The passage argues that Bryan’s White House would hurt industrial activity and business confidence. It states that belief in his harm is ignorant, urging that a vote for President McKinley is both a choice and a necessity, especially with the Gold Democrat option.
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Bryan
White House
McKinley
Signs of Incapacity and Cuban Annexation Debate
A lengthy examination argues the U S cannot openly wish for Cuban annexation while supporting Cuban independence The piece contends annexation would misalign with American voters and regional interests and warns Cubans lack readiness for self government. It critiques corruption, colonial practices, and the political mix in Southern states as hindrances to stable governance.
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United States
Florida
Arkansas
Texas
Nebraska
Cuba
Mr. Cleveland
Novel electric traction plans for Manhattan Railway
The Manhattan Railway Company plans to switch trains to electric traction promising smoke free service and faster runs. The piece surveys methods used elsewhere including third rail and multiple unit systems, noting advantages and the Manhattan approach of motor cars at each end to cut terminal turnaround time.
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Manhattan Railway Company
United States
Manhattan
Chicago
Brooklyn
Bridge
Baltimore Tunnel
Monumental
London
Atlantic
Sprague
Manhattan Company
Multiple Unit System Aims for Flexible Train Handling
The inventor sought proportional motive power to rolling stock, enabling train length to adapt to demand during any hour. Brooklyn plans single cars on the elevated to increase dispatch intervals for through traffic, with hope the approach may extend to surface routes. The practicality of separating through and local travel remains to be tested but is welcomed as a forward step.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Roosevelt can call down Platt once in six months
The piece critiques Croker, Platt, and Roosevelt while noting a Cape Parliament election, Boer character, and a St Louis labor assault case. It highlights Bryan’s campaign silence, Platt’s pandering, and the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial site, praising its careful site choice and urging completion.
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Roosevelt
Platt
Notable Academic and Political Appointments Across Nations
Professors Karl Goestmann and McClellan seek Western University of Pennsylvania chancellorship following Wolland's resignation. Wisconsin awards LL D to Justice Brewer. A monument to General Albert Pike is planned in Washington. Sir Charles Scotter, ex-Southwestern GM, chosen Conservative candidate for Hampshire Southern Division. Morocco reports quiet after Grand Vizier Ben Musa’s death. Hadj Mukhtar Ben Abdallah named successor. Dr John Charles Ryle, Bishop of Liverpool, died, with clerical and financial notes. Professor C A Buchhelm helped popularize Dickens in German translations.
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Karl Goestmann
Amherst
McClellan
Yale
Western University of Pennsylvania
Apeghens
Wolland
Carnegie
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
Trade losses in sugar exports spark taxpayer aid
The article notes refiners and exporters in France Germany and Austria lose money selling sugar to British importers. They are reimbursed for losses plus a sizable donation from taxpayers to keep the losing trade going. It argues exporting is often seen as beneficial despite actual losses. Other items include a farmer's herbarium joke and a fishhook incident, plus love birds for sale at ten dollars a pair from a Philadelphia dealer.
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France
Germany
Austria
Philadelphia
China
Java
Rare white love birds charm a florist dealer
A florist dealer in a staged tale offers pure white love birds with pink beaks to lure young lovers, claiming summer flowers are too common for courting. The birds sit affectionately on a perch, while a household intrudes with a playful quarrel about milk.
Coler awards bond issue to Kuhn Loeb & Co at 110 44
Controller Coler announced the $3 135 000 bond issue was awarded to Kuhn Loeb & Co at 110 44 after bids opened. Two smaller bids for 1 000 dollars each were higher than the syndicate bid but the whole or none condition required the award. Coler said he would leave town next Saturday for two weeks at Liberty and invited any attacks before his departure.
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Coler
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Liberty
State Music Teachers Meet Opens Twelfth Annual Session
Saratoga N Y June The New York State Music Teachers Association opened its twelfth annual meeting with an address of welcome by ex State Senator John Foley village president and a response from Thomas Impett of Troy who also gave his annual address Riesberg of New York submitted the secretary treasurer report and W H Reiser of Rondout presented the Committee on Legislation report
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Saratoga
N. Y
New York State Music Teachers’ Association
John Foley
Llhomas Impett
Troy
Senator Depew to sail for Europe today
Senator Chauncey M. Depew will sail for Europe today aboard the American Line steamship St. Paul. He expects to return about August 10 and then proceed to Newport.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Europe
American Line
St. Paul
Newport
Mrs Howard Gould Plans Million Dollar City and Country House
Mrs. Howard Gould intends to build two houses, a city residence at Fifth Avenue and Seventy third Street and a country estate at Sands Point Long Island. Architects C P H Gilbert have drawn plans accepted for about 1,000,000 dollars total cost. Land for the city house cost 500,000 dollars. Details await Mr and Mrs Gould’s return from abroad.
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Howard Gould
C. P. H. Gilbert
Broadway
Fifth-ave
Seventy-third-st
Gould
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Gardiner in Cathedral ceremony
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Austen Gardiner wife of Asa Bird Gardiner was held at the Cathedral of the Incarnation this morning. Prominent Manhattan and Brooklyn figures attended the services conducted by Dean Cox and Rev Henry B. Bryan. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn.
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Garden City
Long Island
Mary Austen Gardiner
Asa Bird Gardiner
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Gardiner
Peek Laren Dean Cox
Henry B. Bryan
Greenwood Cemetery
Bryan and the Democratic Convention pros and cons
A compilation of editorials from several papers debating Bryan as the Democratic choice. It discusses Bryan’s appeal to anti expansionists Free silver supporters and sound money men plus Populists and Hill prospects for vice president with a sharp view of the Republican platform.
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Pittsburg
Hill
Bryan
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
United States
Philippines
Courier-Journal
United Tes
Sane
Monsoon Improves West Coast Rainfall in India
The Viceroy of India Lora Curzon reports the monsoon has substantially improved the west coast. Six inches of rain have fallen in Bombay City, extending to Berar and the central regions, with frequent showers in the submontane districts and the northwestern provinces.
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London
India
Lora Curzon
Kecheston
Bombay City
Berar
Letter From Lady Curzon Describes Famine Crisis
Lady Curzon writes from Chicago to the Chicago India Famine Relief Committee detailing India’s famine surge. She notes deeper suffering despite fewer deaths, due to two failed harvests and cattle losses. Government relief totals reach 26 million dollars, with additional funds for land revenue, seed and cattle, and loans. The Relief Committee has distributed 2.5 million dollars through multiple channels.
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India
India famine relief fund contributions and Lord Hamilton letter
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief reports numerous contributions from individuals and organizations across the United States, totaling 01,308 93 to date. A June 16 letter from Lord George Hamilton to Ambassador Choate praises American sympathy and urges continued private charity alongside government 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
Government of
Committee of
United States
George Hamilton
Christian Herald sends funds and corn aid to India
The Christian Herald received 15000 dollars yesterday from the Kansas India Famine Relief Committee and telegraphed the amount to the Interdenominational Missionary Committee at Bombay. The Kansas committee also had 200000 bushels of corn aboard the India Famine Relief steamship Quito shipped from New York May 10 and arriving in Bombay June 4.
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Christian Herald
Kansas India Famine Relief Committee
Interdenominational Missionary Committee
Bombay
Kansas Committee
India
Quito
Christian
New York
Catholics in Session at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary
Catholic leaders and seminary educators gathered at the Theological Seminary of St. Charles Borromeo in Overbrook for a four day session. The meeting focuses on important educational issues facing the church.
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Philadelphia
Theological Seminary of
St. Charles Borromeo
Overbrook
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