Amusements. City Theatre Show Listings
A garbled listings page shows multiple venues and show times. Various theaters including Alhambra Belasco Hammerstein Victoria Lyceum Lyric and others offer vaudeville acts, concerts, fireworks and wax world exhibits with afternoon and evening performances.
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Alhambra
Belasco
Brigetown Beach Park
Coney Island
Thompson & Pury
Greater Lone Park
Roetock
Eden Musee
Wax Hammerstein
Victoria
Vaudeville Lyceum
Madison Square Garden Roof
Mamizelle
Manhattan Beach
Duss
S— Pain
New Yorke
Horner the
New York Roof Garden
New York
Senate Deadlock and Pure Food Bill Move Forward
A New York Daily Tribune digest notes Senate deadlock on meat inspection with progress on the Pure Food bill. Bailey answered attacks as the Naturalization bill passes. House approves General Deficiency and Lock Canal bills amid foreign and domestic items.
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Congress
Senate
Bailey
House
Tribune Subscription Notice Reminds Off-Country Mail Delivery
The Tribune invites readers about to leave the city to continue receiving the paper by mail anywhere in the country or abroad, with charges applied per request. Subscriptions may be given to a regular dealer before departure or delivered at The Tribune Office opposite the page for rates.
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Tribune
Barth addresses peace as Germany England America clash looms
Dr Barth at the Mansion House in London argues a war between Great Britain and Germany would ruin Europe and be nearly impossible. He highlights a German editors’ mission to foster Anglo German friendship, noting the unlikely path to world leadership through peace and mutual respect.
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Dr. Barth
Mansion House
London
Great Britain
Germany
Europe
America
Berth
London Times
Cologne
Berlin
Frankfort
Munich
Leipsic
Dresden
Hamburg
Stuttgart
Carlsruhe
Barth
Enduring Ties Deepen Between Nations
The passage reflects on how profound considerations outweigh any sordid gains from war between nations. It urges America to view with sympathy and approval every step toward a closer friendship between the Mother Country and the Fatherland, emphasizing shared heritage and mutual interests.
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America
London Times Supports Honest American Capitalism
The Times argues that English and American business share human nature and that distrust arises from regulatory gaps rather than inherent wickedness. It stresses that large-scale combinations are common and often beneficial, but requires enforceable law to curb abuses and align corporate power with public rights.
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London Times
England
America
Roosevelt
Times
The
United States
Cobden and Bright
Chicago
Bright
West Indies hurricane insurance proposal gains attention
The article outlines emerging plans to insure West Indies planters against hurricane losses, tracing origins from London Times letters by Hesketh Bell through brokers to a provisional scheme likely to be tested this year. It targets small losses under five percent, with rates of 1 percent on buildings and 1 4 percent on crops, anticipating premium adjustments over time.
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West Indies
United States
London Times
Hesketh Bell
Dominica
Antilles
Bell
Insurance Monitor
Insurance policy limits for tropical risks and banana crops
A discussion argues a tenth of 1 percent under a prudent policy provides security against tornado risk, while tropical hurricanes are rarer in some regions. It notes banana trees are excluded from protection and predicts growers will seek graduated rates or higher overall charges to cover bananas alongside oranges and limes.
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West Indies
Seaside Hospital Fund Drive Urgently Urges Support
The Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor reports the Seaside Hospital project near $250,000 cost is in danger. With $35,000 needed by June 30 to proceed, the effort highlights benefits for crippled children and a goal of expanding care, urging New York donors to contribute.
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Association For
New York
United States
Railway Motor Cars and Their Growing Role
The self propelled railway car serves light traffic links between small places, not competing with steam or electric systems. Fuel options favor steam engines or alcohol fueled internal combustion due to fuel scarcity. If the Union Pacific No 7 proves a motor car can operate without extra electrical gear, alcohol engines may become standard for this class.
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F. W. Hild
Hild
Engineering News
England
Union Pacific
East
Postgraduate law schools spark debate on entrance rules
A Yale Law School dean proposes a post graduate model requiring a bachelor’s degree, a plan echoed by other universities. Proponents cite steadier scholarship and standards, while opponents warn of revenue losses and overcrowding. Some fear a drop in new lawyers while others contend private study or non university schools could fill gaps.
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Yale Law School
New Haven
Universities and the Bar in the Learned Profession
A lawyer's office notes that bar rules, not universities, set admission terms. Yet universities should teach law to high standards and use influence to keep the law a true and thorough learned profession.
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Bar
Notwithstanding Prejudice Against Packingtown Products
A brief editorial note asserts that despite anti Packingtown bias no congressman fears the pork barrel, signaling confidence in addressing legislative pork favors. The remark underscores political resilience and territorial industry attachment within Packingtown.
Dominican Credit War Fund Claim Sparks Senate Debate
A Dominican minister of finance visit is rumored to seek half of 1.3 million dollars held by creditors in this country for war needs. The piece questions faith in creditors and notes broader political tensions including open immigration policy and a snow cleanup probe. Speaker Cannon is praised for sticking to duties.
Great cry and little wool on interoceanic canal inquiry
The piece criticizes the Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals for its futile questioning of Senator Morgan and William Nelson Cromwell. It questions whether the inquiry aids the Panama project and urges focus on current issues with the French Panama Company, while calling for sensible Fourth of July behavior and safer civic conduct.
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Senate Committee On
The Talk of the Day and Dinner Table Wit
A collection of quick vignettes from a bygone era including a romance born of chance lottery luck and marriage, a cynical quip about lost fortune and friends, a church notice in Surrey, a gag about spinach and grit in food reform, and an Elgin Cathedral epitaph with a grim humor.
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Elgin
Imce & Heir
John Geddes Glover Burges
Isobel M‘kean
Dr Guillotin and His Machine in History
From the Dundee Advertiser, the piece explains that Guillotin did not invent or die by the guillotine. It notes his proposal to replace the axe with a humane decapitation method in the French Constituent Assembly, the later adoption of the design, and how his remark about the machine led to the nickname guillotine, causing his horror.
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Dundee
House of Commons
Louisette
J. Louis
Academy of Surgeons
Scotland
England
Guillotin
The Champion Blocker
Sir Wilfrid Lawson praised the member for Bridport as the greatest blocker in the House. A Conservative member misheard and asked blockhead, but the exchange led to laughter as Thorold Rogers seized a hat and moved it to Mr Wharton to “block that.”
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Lancaster
F. Banbury
Wharton
Bridport
Wilfrid Lawson
Wilfrid
Blockhead
Thorold Rogers
Roosevelt Busy at White House Before Summer in Oyster Bay
Washington June 27 President Roosevelt is clearing his desk before leaving for Oyster Bay for the summer and will see only urgent callers until Congress adjourns. Various officials and dignitaries visited, including Tulio Lorrinaga Porto Rico resident commissioner, Speaker Cannon, Senators Flint and La Follette, and several representatives.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Congress
Tulio Larrinaga
Porto Rico
White House
Rio Janeiro
Pan-American Congress
Cannon
Flint
Los Angeles
Allee
Burton
Delaware
C. A. F. Flagler
Moody
Cortelyou
Fulton, Penrose
la Follette
Parsons
Morrell
Watson
Denby
Diplomatic and social movements near Washington in summer
Sefior Calvo Costa Rica minister plans return to the legation in Washington and summer departure arrangements. The Persian Minister seeks European leave and possible Canada trip if stayed. Mrs Taft and children travel to Worcester and Murray Bay for summer. Miss Hitchcock heads to Dublin New Hampshire with summer home nearby. Mrs de Mexia sails to Europe after visiting Fort Myer relatives. Mr and Mrs Eustis join Morton on the Hudson after closing their Leesburg home.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Canada
Taft
Charles
Henry
Helen Taft
Worcester
Mass
Murray Bay
Margaret D. Hitchcock
Dublin
N. H
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
Eustis
Levi P. Morton
The
Hudson
New York Society Attends Thames Interuniversity Boat Races
New York society plans extensive attendance at the Thames interuniversity boat races in New London with Yale and Harvard alumni and families aboard yachts. Afterward many will travel to Newport Bar Harbor and Maine and New England resorts for the summer. The piece also notes weddings and social movements including Miss Anne Rhoades Gilbert’s wedding to Frederick Williston Wright at Christ Church and other society updates.
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New York Society
Interuniversity
Thames
New London
Yale
Harvard
Newport
Bar Harbor
Maine
New England
Anne Rhoades Gilbert
William Warren Gilbert
Christ Church
Broadway
Tist St
Frederick Williston Wright
Helen Meeker
Olive Kennedy
Elsie Totten
Maria Entz
Marion Baggs
Miss Hosford
Horace Poor
Clinton Gilbert
Mark Selser
Guy Ellis
Harry Hosford
Allen K. Bradley
Ten Eykie Elmendorf
George Alexander Strong
West End Avenue
Longworths Return to London Attend Dorchester House Ball
Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth return from Kiel and are guests of honor at a Dorchester House ball hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Reid. The event features Princesses, ambassadors, British officials, and prominent Americans including the Drexels, Vanderbilts, and Whitridges. The evening includes a formal dance, lavish decor, and a marquee supper after dancing begins at 1 o clock.
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Preobrajensky Regiment
Guards
South Wales
Ilfracombe
Bristol
Frenchinistry of Justice
Moody
R. G. Proctor
Senator Lodge
Boston
Jere Dunn
Jimmy Elliot
Chicago
Elizabeth
N. J
Merchants’ Association
Third Avenues
Clinton County
Plattsburg
N. Y
Higgins
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Hitchcock
Bonaparte
Alumni Association
Star Lake
Watertown
Harvard
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Lewis Emeryan
William I Yan
London
Nicholas Longworth
Kiel
Dorchester House
Reid
Doerchester House
Longworth
Christian
Victoria
James William Lowther
House of Commons
Lowther
Herbert Henry Asquith
Asqui
King Edward Attends Canadian Festival Concert
King Edward and Princess Louise attended the British Canadian festival concert at Queen's Hall in London this evening. The event was directed by Dr. Charles Harris, the Canadian composer.
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London
King Edward
Louise
Duchess of Areyll
Queen's Hall
Charles Harris
Pearl Necklace Case Sparks Treasury Plea for Outflow
Paris jeweler M Citreen appeals to the Treasury to let 37 pearls be removed from the United States after the government assessed a 100000 duty and he had already paid 22000. He seeks the return of the 22000, claiming a remedy to recover the duty while pursuing the action begun for the remaining 78000. Citreen pressed his bid to Secretary Reynolds but received no relief.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
M. Citreen
Paris
W. B. Leeds
Treasury Department
Reynolds
Citreen
M. Citreenne
Lenox Busy Scene as Rudd Estate Sold and Show Plans Bang
Lenox Massachusetts telegraph reports John G A Dingwall buys Fernside in Tyringham via John Hutton administrator of the late Robert E. Rudd estate. The nearly ten acre former South Family Shaker property changed hands after 1898 purchase by Rudd. Lenox Horse Show Committee to meet next week to decide on a show amid mourning among top exhibitors. Many residents and visitors are listed at local cottages and hotels with social engagements and summer stays noted.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
John G. A Dingwall
Mex
John Hutton
New York
Roberr E. Rudd
Fernside
Rudd Place
Tyringham
South
Shakers
Joseph Jones
Honesdale
Penn
Ty Biddle
Kate Cary
Richard C. Dixey
John &. Barnes
Hunter
Lenox Club
Josephine Durand
Elizabeth Crafts
Emily Grugan
Eloise Davis
P. Erskine Wood
Lemist Esler
Herbert Shaw
E. H. Eames
Samuel Frothingham
Newport social notes from a hot circus day
Telegraphed from Newport on June 2. The cottage colony crowded the circus, then hosted dinners for notables including Mrs Elisha Dyer Jr Mrs George S Scott Alfred G Vanderbilt and party arrived in Wayfarer and dined at Oakland farm. Others greeted for the season Mrs William Storrs Wells and daughter Mrs Harry Peters Mrs Casimir De Rham hosted guests, Countess de Faramond departed, Clarke Wand registered at the Casino, and Winthrop Jr arrived for the season.
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Clinton C. Gilmore
Lanier Hill
William Buss
McBrier
Berkshires
Hotel Aspinwall
Erie
Pen
Aspinwall
George Whelan
Sidney Whelan
W.S. Brown
Charles F. Faile
John Hunn
Emiline Roach
New York
Richard C. Dixey
Maria Tappen
Rosamond Dixey
Boston
Tangiewood
Fred T. West
Chicago
Andrew Robin
Robin
Scotland
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Vir
Harley T. Procter
Fritz W. Hoeninghaus
Bishop Cottage
George C. Haven
Kate Cary
Nellie Cuyler
Morris K. Jesup
Belvoir Terrace
David Lydig
Thistlewood
Richard C. Greenleaf, Jr
Paria
John 8. Barnes
Barlow Cottage
Tribune
Newport
R. L
Elisha Dyer, Jr
George S. Scott
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
William Storrs Wells
Harry Peters
Charles H. Berryman
Casimir de Rham
R. L Gammell
Providiane
Countess de Faramond
Washington
Cameron McR .Winslow
Philip A. Clarke
H. H. Wand
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
Americans Lord Mayor's Guests Luncheon at Mansion House
Lord Mayor Walter Vaughan Morgan hosted the public ownership commission of the National Civic Federation of the United States at a luncheon. Delegates will visit London United Electric Tramways, Hampton Court, and the Metropolitan Electric Light Company, Willesden, before a month-long stay to gather material for a report to be presented in New York.
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London
Walter Vaughan Morgan
Public Ownership Commission
National Civic Federation of the
United States
Mansion House
Lot
Melville BE. Ingalls
London United Electric Tramways
Hampton Court
J. Clifton Unitedson
Metropolitan Pathet Underground Electric Railways
Metropolitan Electr Light Company
Willesden
England
New York
Social season in London hosts honored guests at Somerset gathering
London on June 27 reports Sir Gilbert and Lady Parte entertained Ambassador Reid and Mrs Reid. The event included the Duchess of Somerset and Lord and Princess Hatzfeldt, with a large turnout and cordial exchanges among titled guests.
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London
Gilbert
Lady Parte
Ambassador Reid
Reida
Tc Jey
Duchess of Somerset
Lord
Princess Hatzfeldt
General Brugit Retired. Hagron Named Successor
Paris reports General Henry Joseph Brugit, commander in chief of the army, has reached the age limit and was placed on the retired list today. General Hagron will succeed him as head of the armed forces.
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Paris
Henry Joseph Brugit
Hagron
New Red Cross Convention Discussed at Geneva Plenum
At the Geneva plenary session of the International Red Cross conference M Otter presided. A grand committee of diplomatic representatives and powers was chosen to draft the terms and text of a new convention.
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Geneva
Neightch M. Otter
Baron’s Daughter Found Dead in Hut on Plains
Denver dispatch reports Ernestine von Shuls Brue daughter of Baron Heinrich von Schulz recently honored by the Kaiser was found dead in a hut on the plains 268 miles here. She came here eighteen months ago married a poor farmer and had worked in a field with him like a man.
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the Tribune
Denver
Ernestine von Shuls Brue
Heinrich von Schulz
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