Amusements listings at New York theaters and venues
A condensed timetable of evening and afternoon showings across multiple venues. Highlights include Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines at Garrick Theatre, The Brixton Burglary at Heprald Squard Theatre, vaudeville at Koster and Bial's, and The Man from Mexico at Proctor's Fifth Avenue. Also listed are Shennon's Band Concerts, The Circus Girl, Cherry Blossom, The Nominee, and The Chimes of Normandy with various prices and performance times.
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Castno
Garrick Theatre
Captain Jinks
The
Horse Marines
Heprald Squard
Brixton
Keith
Koster & Bial
Knickerbocker Theatre
the Strollers
Manhattan Beach
Shennon
Pain
China
York
Cherry Blossom
Paradise Gardens
Proctor
Fifth Avenue
Mexico
Cape Mall
New Street
Fifty-Eighth Street
Terrace Garden
Normandy
Nicholas Garden
Kaltenborn
Paris Berlin autocar race winner and royal proclamation
A dispatch from Rome to Paris reports M Fournier won the Paris Berlin autocar race reaching Aix la Chapelle after 283 miles, with a twelve year old killed by a racer. King Edward announces his coronation next June and a Cuban electoral law is set for Havana today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IGN
Rome
Paris
Eer
M. Fournier
Aixla-Chapelle
Rheims
Foxhall Keene
Samar
P. L
Edward E. Downes
Richard Croker
Lester Reiff
Brighton Lane
England
Davis
Ward
Clyde
Edward
Countess of Dysart
Soppner
London
Cuban Electoral Commission
Havana
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Bond
Congress
Tracewell
Secretary of the Treasury
Supreme Court
Porto Rico
Navy Department
Schroeder
Guam
West Virginia
John M. Francis
Poughkeepsie
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Seventh National Bank
Dawes
Forrest Raynor
National Bank Examiner
Joseph F. Daly
Yonkers
Sickles
Henry Clay Evans
Thomas E. Sloan
Subscriptions Open as City Outing Prep Begins
Before leaving the city for summer travel, readers are urged to subscribe to The Tripuxe. The notice notes subscriptions help avoid feeling lost without it and mentions frequent address changes.
Water Famine Threat Looms Over Brooklyn Amid Waste
A Brooklyn water scare emerges as authorities clash over supply and funding. The chief engineer demands a large appropriation to extend the New York watershed, while the Controller and Assembly block action. Observers note wasteful practices and underground springs as possible factors, with Croton Dam water suspected to be squandered before reaching service pipes.
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Department of Water Supply
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Manufacturers’ Association
Brooklyn League
Brooklyn Committee of Fifty
Catskill
Municipal Assembly
Dreath
Merchants’ Association
Croton Dam
Imork
Democratic leadership and Bryanism in 1900s politics
The Buffalo Times report on Colonel Bryan signals he will not seek office yet reserves influence for his 1904 path. The piece argues Bryanism remains the party standard, warns conservatives against pushing him aside, and notes signs of waning power amid Southern and Western shifts and calls for reorganization.
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Bryan
Buffalo Times
South
Democratic Party
Nebraska
St. Louis
Missouri
Gaines
Tennessee
Mason and Dixon
Colonel Bryan
Russia and United States argue over tariff laws and sugar bounty
The article notes mutual misinterpretation of each other’s tariff laws and disputes over petroleum duties and Russia’s alleged export bounty on beet sugar. It argues both governments interpret, or misinterpret, the other's law differently and that Washington and Moscow remain on divergent legal grounds.
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Russia
United States
Treasury
Washington
International opinion backs U S on Russian bounty dispute
The piece notes a Brussels conference where Britain, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Holland, France and Russia debated sugar bounties. Five favored abolition. France and Russia admitted indirect bounties. The United States aligns with the majority view, urging arbitration and respect for international opinion.
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Russia
United States
Brussels
Great Britain
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Holland
France
Temperament and Trade With South America Demands Patience
The Tribune argues for smarter U S trade with South America. It emphasizes buyer friendly credit, adapting to local demands, and avoiding European banks. It urges Americans to study local languages, habits, and needs, and to tailor tactics to each market for successful commerce.
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South America
the Tribune
United States
Unrest in Catholic Europe Across Major Nations
A compact overview notes growing anti clerical and separation of church and state movements across France Portugal Spain Italy Hungary and Austria. It highlights leaders like Waldeck Rousseau and the Libre Parole group, Barcelona riots, Madrid demonstrations, and shifts in church state relations amid ongoing religious-political strife.
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France
Republic
Gambetta
Ferry
Jeader
M. de Mun
M. Coppée
M. Brunetiere
Pére Odelin
Libre Parole
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Ferry
Portugal
Spain
Barcelona
Madrid
Italy
Hungary
Austria
Europe
Unrest Marks Opening Century as Key Feature
The text debates whether unrest will cause lasting change, noting that the unrest itself is a major, possibly significant, feature of the early century even if predicting permanence would be rash.
Modern Life and Industry Shine in City News
Summer beach cleanup is urged as lawbreakers who scatter refuse on the water are to be pursued and punished. Manhattan brownstones evolve into English basement mansions with ornate granite fronts, signaling a new architectural era amid electric progress and reliability questions about power. A rabies scare is framed as youth cruelty, and Brooklyn Navy Yard’s Drydock No. 2 is rebuilt in masonry, prompting calls to replace wooden docks nationwide.
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Atlantic Coast
Borough of
Manhattan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Anniversary of Bishop Sessums consecration marked in Louisiana
The New Orleans Times-Democrat notes a decade since Bishop Davis Sessums consecration with three major episcopal gifts including a ring vestments and a home missions check. At Tabor College trustees elect Rev Dr John Gordon dean and acting president after serving as history chair and former Presbyterian professor. General Chamberlain invited to West Point to present on General Fitz John Porter though busy schedule may hinder. Théodule Ribot of Collège de France to retire in November on pension at his request.
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Davis Sessums
Episcopal
Louisiana
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Percival
Fairey
W. W. Howe
Tabor College
John Gordon
Gordon
Theresbyterian Theological Seminary
Omaha
Chamberlain
Kennebec (Me
Military Academy
West Point
Fitz John Porter
Théodule Ribot
Collége de France
Revue Philosophique
France
Nade
Talk of the Day Conference in Philadelphia Next Tuesday
The twelfth session of the Central Conference of American Rabbis will be held in Philadelphia next Tuesday. The conference began in 1889 when Rabbi Isaac M Wise called a meeting in Detroit.
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Central Conference of American Rabbis
Philadelphia
Coats Reformed Church
Isaac M. Wise
Detroit
Settlement With Dukes Creditors in London Meeting
A London meeting of the Duke of Manchester's unsecured creditors approved a composition offer of 12s 6d in the pound. Other creditors will be paid in full when accounts are settled, concluding the bankruptcy proceedings.
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London
Duke of Manchester
Fresh Air Fund Sends City Children to Curtisville for Two Weeks
Fifty girls depart for Curtisville Massachusetts and fifty boys follow, hosted by John E Parsons at St Helen's Home. The Curtisville home offers two houses for fifty boys and fifty girls, with a brook, dam, theatre, and daily routines from military drill to bible readings, sports, and flag lowering. Parties rotate every fortnight, providing renewable two week stays for thousands of children each summer.
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Weather Bureau
Two Rivers
East Broadway
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Curtisville
Mass
John E. Parsons
St. Helen's Home
Parsons
Mr. Parsons
Stockbridge
Stockbridge Bowl
Stockbridge Row
America
Funeral of Col Thomas E Sloan Drowned Off Keyser Island
The Old Guard held the funeral with military honors for Colonel Thomas E Sloan who drowned last Sunday while cruising off Keyser Island. Nearly 100 Old Guard members in full uniform attended at the Old Guard Armory, with a band of 31 under Frederick W Bent. A guard of honor and a hollow square surrounded the silk flag covered coffin. Sloan, a thirty third degree Mason, had a Mason apron placed on the casket. The Rev Dr John Huske led the services. The procession to Grand Central Station then to Woodlawn Cemetery followed by a brief grave service and a firing salute by Company B. Notable attendees included H H Vreeland, Colonel David S Brown, and General Francis V Greene. A veiled woman identified as Miss R Robertson, Sloan’s fiancée, was in attendance. Floral tributes came from multiple military and veterans groups and clubs.
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Thomas E. Sloan
Keyser Island
Old Guard
Sloan
Frederick W. Bent
Guard of Honor
Rastus S. Ransom
William Henry White
Charles L. Whitfield
L. Frank Barry
George Chappell
W. Corliss
H. L. Baris
Charles A. Stadler
C. H. Cyumar
Henry C. Piercy
F. W. Seybel
Tracy BR. Warren
George H. Wyatt
Old
Colonel Sloan
John Huske
Armory
Grand Central Station
Woodlawn Cemetery
Forty-ninth-st
Fifth-ave
Forty-third-st
Love
Woodlawn
W. H. Truman
H. H. Vree
Farls Russell’s Case in Upper House Proceedings Noted
In the House of Lords Lord Halsbury disclosed a Recorder letter stating a true bill against Earl Russell for bigamy. A committee to arrange the procedure was moved and agreed, outlining the case’s path in the upper house.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Halsbury
Earl Russell
Mrs Wkinley Drives Again with President
Washington report states the President and Mrs. McKinley went driving this forenoon with Dr. Rixey. Two nurses who accompanied Mrs. McKinley from San Francisco remain at the White House. One nurse will go to Canton next week while the other returns to San Francisco. Mrs. McKinley continues to improve.
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Washington
Charity fete at Petit Trianon recreates Marie Antoinette scenes
Paris on June 27 reported a charity fete at the Petit Trianon near Versailles organized by Countess de Castellane and society women. They wore rustic period costumes and staged scenes from Marie Antoinette's life.
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Paris
Petit Trianon
Versailles
Marie Antoinette
Countess de Castellane
Hay to New Hampshire for recovery from bereavement
Secretary Hay, in Cleveland, received a telegram from President McKinley consenting to his direct trip to his summer home in Newbury New Hampshire to recover from the low mood and illness related to bereavement. He will depart Cleveland tomorrow at 3 p.m. over the Lake Shore Railroad and will be away from duties for an extended period.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hay
McKinley
Newbury
N. H
Lake Shore Railroad
Department
Edward bestows Bath order on Moroccan sultan
London June 27 King Edward has conferred on the Sultan of Morocco the Knight Grand Cross of the Bath and the title Knight of St Michael and St George.
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London
Edward
Morocco
Bath
Gieteal
Peths
Raigut Gaui
Social season heat and yacht set mark New London scenes
Society notes from New York and Long Island recounts a crowded social program amid heat, with Vanderbilts at The Breakers, the Conqueror headed to Newport, and regional guests like the Ulmans and Dorremuses. A Rockaway Hunt Club four ball plan, a quiet Sutton wedding, and preparing Independence Day events at Ardsley Club highlight a season of travel, society gatherings, and leisure, including polo plans by Foxhall Keene and a Sultana return to Newport.
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New London
Seqwanhaka Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Rockaway
Newport society notes and naval visit updates
Newport society column lists dinners at the Naval War College honoring Admiral Dewey with guests Senator Wetmore and Rear Admiral Luce. The piece records arrivals at cottages and hotels, yacht racing preparations, bombardment test firings at Fort Adams, prize offers for caladium displays, and pending ship movements including the battleship Massachusetts joining the Atlantic squadron.
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3Nocx
Neeennesene
Sporting Goods Asecee
Sitx
Sesee Financial
Tribune
New York Daily Cribrme
Long Island
Tammany Hall
Millburn
Spring Creek
East Meadow
Ten Mile
Bliggerson
Thomas Henry Buggerson
Thomas Henry Bliggerson
T. H. Bliggerson
Baltimore
National Negro Business League
Booker T. Washington
Chicago
Boston
Robson
Dobson
Old Smith
Tyna Helman
Wells Grammar School
Wells School
Wisconsin
Jimmie
Chicago Post
Lindley
Chicago Tribune
Duke
Fresh Air Fund
Col
T. E. Sloan
Farl Russells
Committee OF Lords
PRO
Cedure
Mrs. Wkinley
Charity Pete
the Petit Trianon
New Hampshire
Sultan OF
William K. Vanderbilt
Newport
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Breakers
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Hudson
J. Stevens Ulman
Southampton
Sandhurst
M. Orme Wilson
Sherry’s
Clement C. Moore
East Fifty-fourth-st
R. Ogden Doremus
Doremus
Bay Shore
J. Ford Sutton
A. M. Sutton
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Duffield
Sutton
Mrs. Duncan Elliot
Mr. Appleton
New-London
Pembroke Jones
Narada
Burke Roche
Cynthia
S. Townsend Burden
Misselyn Burden
Lily Oelrichs
A. Lanfear Norrie
Herman Duryea
Edward Russell Thomas
Samuel Thomas
Linda Lee
Louisville
Park Avenue Hotel
Miss Lee
W. B. Dick
H. O. Havemeyer
Arnold Cottage
Herman B. Duryea
Westbury
George Bend
Beatrice Bend
Buchanan Winthrop
James Hyde Beekman
J. H. Buchanan
Catherinest
S. Barton French
Walker Fearn
Ardsley Club
7Th Regiment Bank
Richard Delafield
Richmond Talbot
Cc. Rushmore
Thomas Hastings
Edith Patten
General Corbin
John R. Drexel
Foxhall FP
Keene
Hurlingham
Harry Payne Whitney
John E. Cowdin
William C. Eustis
William MecCreery
Walter Lawrence
Brookline
George J. Gould
Lakewood
R. L
Chadwick
Naval War College
George Dewey
George Peabody Wetmore
Stephen B. Luce
Francis St
J. H. Nelson
New York
Drexels
Bellevue Ave
James Brett Stokes
Miss North
New-York
F. C. French
Harbor View
Miss Lucas
Hugh L. Willoughby
Brenton’s Cove
Mr. Morgan
Beacon Rock
L. 3. Carr
H. C. Richardson
U. S
Perry House
C. H. Oakley
R. B. Wiyant
Scotch Plains
R. S. Zogbaum
F. Wallace
C. W. Wall
Aquidneck
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Fort Adams
Major Butler
Watertown
Butler
Fort Greblee
J. M. Libby
Edith Libby
Gardner House
Jamestown
L. L. Lorillard
Newport Horticultural Society
Lorillard Spencer
Casimir de Rham
Switzerland
Heney
Winthrop
F. P. Mitchell
Edward H. Bulkley
R. I. Gammell
Providence
Massachusetts
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