Amusements Listings at New York Theaters
The page lists show times and venues for amusement events including Luna Park Camile Circle Knickerbocker Lyric and Madison Square Roof Garden. Acts feature vaudeville follies The Merry Widow The Yankee Prince The Witching Hour and The Servant in the House among others with performances across venues such as Astor Hackett Savoy and Jardin de Paris.
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ASTOR
Blaney S
Camille Circle
Coney Island
Luna Park
Bostock’s
Iseamiené
Dalt’s
Gtris
Epen Musee
Hackett
Hammerstein’s
Berald Square
Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
Wolf Madison Square
Gardex
XEW Amsterdam
New York
Mary's Lamb
Savoy
Wallace S
New York Daily Tribune Company Details
The New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, New York corporation. Offices are in Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Shah to issue decree dissolving Parliament and call new elections
Foreign dispatches report the Shah will issue a decree dissolving Parliament tomorrow and ordering new elections. a general amnesty has been proclaimed. The roundup also notes a Western Railway bill passage, a deadly Bombay & Baroda collision, and other international and domestic items.
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Teheran
Bombay
Baroda
Sultan Abd-el-Aziz
Manchuria
Marietta
Sleeper
Willemstad
Guantanamoo
Kiel
Emperor William
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Washington
Taft
Virginia Hot Springs
James S. Sherman
St. Lawrence River
Clayton
N. Y
Worcester
Mass
Hoar
E. H. Harriman
Arden
Orange County
Illinois Bar Association
Consolidated Elevator Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Duluth
Custom House
Independence Party
Hearst
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
Riker’s Island
H. C. Peters
Sherman
Flushing
Darlington
Bingham
McClellan
Manhattan
Mount Vernon
Whitridge
Union
Third Avenue
Democrats Open Door to Colored Voter, Watterson Suggests
An 1900s newspaper column discusses Col Watterson urging the Denver convention to invite negro voters to support the Bryan ticket. It questions opening party doors to the Colored Brother and notes past Democratic opposition to the Fifteenth Amendment.
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Watterson
Bryan
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Wattersor
Denver
Louisville Courier-Journal
Platformmaker
Democrats Push Ancestry Voting Tests to Disfranchise Negroes
The piece argues that Democrats seek to disfranchise the Colored Brother across the South and border states by ancestry voting tests. It warns Maryland West Virginia Delaware Kentucky Missouri will apply the tests when politically convenient, aiming to bar black voters even where they are a minority. It cites the Denver convention as a potential, but warns the door may close behind him.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
Kentucky
Missouri
Democratic Party
Denver
The Recount Reflects On McClellan Hearst Rivalry
The recount underscores Mayor McClellan opposed to examination of his title, while Mr Hearst is damaged for implying ballot theft. Election officers gain credit for accurate counting as the piece notes the small margin error and the reliability of voting laws.
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McClellan
Hearst
License Transfers Challenge Alderman Dowling
The Aldermen consider Dowling’s bill to bar license transfers for newsstands fruit stands bootblacking stands and similar trades. Critics warn a ban would strip value from licenses and empower aldermen while failing to curb speculation. A second public hearing is planned for next Monday to debate the proposal.
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Alderman Dowling
Levine
Sun Assembly District
Board of Aldermen
Dowling
Higher Up Errors in Mosquito Campaign Judged Misleading
A New Jersey editorial argues the mosquito problem resurfaces when local drains falter, noting state efforts on marsh drainage succeed only if municipalities maintain the systems. It warns against relying on higher authorities and urges individual and local responsibility to uphold good government and effective administration.
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New Jersey
Carter
Hercules
Street drainage duty and local responsibility urged
A criticism of residents who ignore draining standing water near their homes and rely on the town or state to fix it. The piece argues the community must maintain the drainage system it uses and suggests accountability for keeping streets clear. It invokes the old Jewish rule of street accountability to apply to modern civic problems.
Right to Quiet in Suburban Town Dogs and Noise
A local columnist defends a new ordinance making night barking of dogs a misdemeanor. They argue needless noise harms health and sleep, praising measures to curb street cries and huckster shouts as civilized progress. The piece condemns trivial objections and urges broad adoption.
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Fifth Avenue
Nantucket
John Smith
Podunk
Castro
Smith
Jones
Elizabeth
Common Council of London
Fifth Avenue Ushers Introduce Open Air Floor Walking
A New York idea proposes uniformed ushers along Fifth Avenue to guide shoppers inform and protect pedestrians. The plan blends cabby wit police authority and wedding host polish to identify fakes, direct crowds, and curb nuisances while promoting honest commerce on the fashion street.
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Fifth Avenue Association
Fifth Avenue
United States
Iowa
New York
Bronx
Broadway
Wall Street
Society For
Hoboken
New York Public Schools Face Discipline Challenge
A public report urges three new disciplinary schools in New York City with corporal punishment at teacher discretion. Critics warn such reform schools mimic milder reform homes, risking stigmatizing incorrigibles and deepening classroom rifts.
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New York
Committee On
Local school discipline proposal favors borough room system
The author argues for local disciplinary departments in large schools to handle unruly pupils. Students would be probationary and indeterminate, with incorrigibles sent to a borough disciplinary school. The plan aims to boost teacher efficiency and reduce global punishment.
Rubbish control and civic schemes debated in city notes
The writer muses on political figures and civic actions from tricycle waste collectors to sharpshooters, and mocks diversions like a partial solar eclipse. Reports on smoke reducing locomotive fuel tests and street car removals aim to improve urban order and safety for animals and people.
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Order of Slovens
Talk of the Day and Brief Snippets From Papers
A day of lively odds and ends spans milk booths in City Hall Park and a crafty ticket trade among thirsty children. Prohibition figure Judge Artman of Indiana looms as a presidential hopeful after siding against liquor licensing. Other notes mention lockjaw from Fourth of July injuries, a big English temperance pledge, playful quips, and Vienna school praise.
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Nathan Straus
City Hall Park
Samuel R. Artman
Lebanon
Ind
Boone County
Indiana
Cleveland and Hughes
The Utica Press argues Cleveland’s enduring appeal and notes Hughes’ strength against critics. It contends that plain voters, not ward bosses, decide elections and that Democratic leadership has repeatedly won through popular support. It emphasizes the voters’ central role in determining presidents.
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Utica
Cleveland
Hughes
Grover Cleveland
Out-of-town weddings and society guests in Newport notes
A slate of weddings and arrivals shapes New York society travel reports. Miss Charlotte Thorne wed Birdseye Blakeman Lewis at Grace Church Millbrook with a large bridal party. Miss Rosalie Wardwell tied to Rev Alleyne Howell at St Marys Springfield Centre. The scene includes ships sailing to Europe and society figures like Stuyvesant Fish and the Wetmores planning summer stays from Newport to Mount Kisco and East Hampton.
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New York
Charlotte P. Thorne
Birdseye Blakeman Lewis
Grace Church
Millbrook
Oakleigh Thorne
Margaret Thorne
May Weatherbee
Dorothy Schoonmaker
Margaret French
Edith Rossier
Catherine Burton
Stephen Peabody, Jr
Mr. Lewis
Thomas Blakeman
Marshall Bartholomew
Kenelm €. Bolton
Harold Jones
John D. Wing
Carroll Robertson
Giuseppe Della Gherardesca
Moses Taylor Campbell
Mount Kisco
the Gotham
Newport
Henry A. C. Taylor
Europe
Count Della Gherardesca
Tafts Headed to Hot Springs for Summer
Secretary Taft and Mrs Taft will close their Washington home within two weeks and travel to Hot Springs Virginia for the summer with their younger son Charles Miss Helen Taft will visit the South before joining them Robert Taft will vacation at Murray Bay Canada The Taft household goods are being packed and the lease on the K street house ends in October Mrs Taft plans to accompany the Secretary and Charles to Hot Springs as soon as engagements permit
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Washington
Taft
Charles
Hot Springs
Helen Taft
Robert
Murray Bay
Canada
New London
Conn
War Department
K Street
Mr. Taft
Taft to Visit Root at College Hill Summer Home
Report from Caton says Secretary Taft will visit Mr Root at his College Hill summer home after Root returns from Muldoon's. Mr Sherman will also be a guest, and campaign planning is expected during the stay. exact dates not set.
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Utica
Caton
Root
Muldoon
Taft
Mr. Root
College Hill
Sherman
Theatrical Women Form Taft Club in New Circle Theatre
In New York a gathering of women performers formed the Theatrical Women's Taft Club at the New Circle Theatre with Stella Tracey elected president. Franklin P. Adams presided as Raymond Hitchcock spoke on why the Republican Party should win in November.
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New York
Taft
Taft Club
Stella Tracey
Franklin P. Adams
New Circle Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock
Queen Amélie sails to Brazil with gifts amid price debate
Queen Amélie widow of King Carlos sails from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro taking gifts intended for President Penna. The government faces hostile Republican backlash over a proposed commission with full power to rule on legal advances to the royal family, seen as curbing further inquiry in Parliament.
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Amelie
Brazil
Lisbon
Amélie
Carlos
Rio de Janeiro
Penna
Ambassador Riddle Progresses Toward Recovery
John W. Riddle the American ambassador to Russia remains under medical care in St. Petersburg after entering a hospital June 1 with pneumonia. Doctors expect a fortnight stay and may advise treatment abroad to aid recovery.
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St. Petersburg
John W. Riddle
Russia
Social whirl and guests ease into Lenox summer
Mrs. John FE entertained at bridge whist at Lawn for her mother Mrs. Alexander Webb. Prizes went to Mrs. Richard S Danattre Parkman Shaw and Miss Anna Shaw. Guests included Mrs. George H. Morgan and others. Notable visitors arrive at hotels and country estates around Lenox for the season.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
John FE
Bridge
al Lawn
Alexander Webb
Richard S Danattre
Parkman Shaw
Anna Shaw
George H. Morgan
Newborg Morris
Helen Parish
George W. Fonsom
Joseph W. Burden
William Poltocy
John S. Barnes
Walter Gibb
Iry H. M. Adams
Howard W. Maxwell
Glen Cove
Long Island
Aspinwall
Edward R. Wharton
James Lawrence
Groton
Maia
the Mount
John Hall McKay
Charles Astor
George T. Maxwell
Oyster Bay
Clark Voorhees
George Winthrop Folsom
Henry P. Jaques
Home Farm
George W. Peters
New York
Great Barrington
Edwin R. Thayer
Boston
Curtis Hotel
F. Augustus Schermerhorn
Pine Croft
Wentfort Hall
Emily Rodgers
Cold Brook Gardens
Miss Rodgers
Hamburg Wins Kiel Regatta Schooner Race
The Hamburg, a German yacht, won the Kiel Regatta schooner race ahead of the Meteor with Emperor William aboard by sixteen seconds on corrected time. The Germania, owned by Lieutenant Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, finished over five minutes behind. Corrected times were Hamburg 235:11, Meteor 2:55:27, Germania 3:00:50 on a thirty-three knot course. The King of Saxony sailed aboard the Meteor with the Emperor, occasionally steering.
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Kiel
Hamburg
Emperor William
Krupp von Bohlen Und Haibach
Bertha Krupp
Saxony
William
Rear Admiral Goodrich to Represent Navy at Saragossa Celebration
Word from Brooklyn says Rear Admiral Casper F. Goodrich, commandant of the Brooklyn navy yard, has been chosen to represent the United States Navy at the founding celebration of the University of Saragossa in Saiz in September. Major General Leonard Wood will represent the army in Europe. Goodrich plans to leave Brooklyn in late August and return in October. Retirement date listed as January 7, 1309.
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Brooklyn
Casper F. Goodrich
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States Navy
University of Saragossa
Saiz
Army
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Wood
Europe
Goodrich
Navy Department
Mr Wu Reunited With Family at Chinese Legation
Happiness fills the Chinese Legation as Mine Wu, her son, and his wife arrive from China. The reunited family will stay in Washington for an unspecified period with no summer plans yet set.
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Washington
China
Mine Wu
City
New Legal Adviser for Governor Potter Named Counsel
Governor Hughes announces Owen L. Potter as Albany counsel to the Governor succeeding Edward Sandford who resigned. Potter, born Ithaca June 21 1865, Cornell Law School graduate 1889, has long been involved in state work and the executive department.
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Albany
Hughes
Owen L. Potter
Edward Sandford
Mr. Potter
Ithaca
Cornell Law School
Siee
Working Girls Club Party Planned by Mrs Speyer
Mrs James Speyer will host the annual Working Girls' Club party this afternoon at the Speyer residence in Scarborough on the Hudson.
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James Speyer
Working Girls’ Club
Speyer Place
Scarborough-on-the-Hudson
Passenger List of European Travelers From Various Vessels
A readable fragment lists passengers aboard multiple ships heading to Europe and details travelers arriving and sailing today including names such as Mr. and Mrs. George Arents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Miss Florence M. Shirt and Miss Sarah M. Aldrich among others bound for Antwerp London Liverpool Naples Glasgow and Hamburg aboard vessels Celtic and Brasle.
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J. F. Cowperthwaite
Cleveland E
B. F. Dos Passos
Nicholas Fish
Carmanta
George Arents
Robert Bruce
Stanley Parse
Patricia
Afr
H. A. Clark
Florence M. Shirt
George
Tclarkson
Antwerp
G. N. Whipp
John Alls
J. Boone
Lafayette Statue Unveiled at Place du Louvre
In Paris on June 26 the bronze Lafayette statue was hoisted onto its pedestal in the Place du Louvre. Present were sculptor Paul Bartlett and Lafayette Memorial Commission acting president Alexander Revell along with several French sculptors. A formal unveiling is planned for July 4 in a brief ceremony.
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Paris
Lafayette
France
Place du Louvre
Paul Bartlett
Alexander Revell
Lafayette Memorial Commission
Norwich University Receives $100000 Bequest
By the will of Curtis B. Brainerd of Cleveland a $100000 bequest is provided for Norwich University. President Charles H. Spooner announced the gift noting it will be used by the trustees in the best interests of the university.
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Norwich University
Northfield
Curtis B. Brainerd
Cleveland
Charles H. Spooner
Gift from W. W. Astor supports Greek excavations
London June 26 William Waldorf Astor donated 5000 dollars to aid the British school at Athens in continuing excavations in Laconia Greece.
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W. W. Astor
London
William Waldorf Astor
Athens
Laconia
Greece
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Bernardsville, N. J
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Miss Jennings
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R. I. Jimes—Seth
Graves Poingmente Club
J. Pierpont Morgan
William Payne Thompson
Newport Casino
Henry Redmond
Diana
Colonel Delancey Kane
Society of the
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Lyndonia
John Nicholas Brown
N, York
Gibson Fahnestock, Jr
William Have
Tompkins McThoane
News
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Edward J. Berwind
Edmund J. Curley
Dorothea Kane
Cincinnati
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Virginia
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