Amusements Listing With Theaters And Schedules
A long catalog of theaters and showtimes across venues including AERIAL GARDENS ALHAMBRA BELASCO BRIGHTON BROADWAY RSIE ISLAND EDEN MUSEE GARRICK HAMMERSTEIN HERALD SQUARE JARDIN DE PARIS KNICKERBOCKER MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN MANHATTAN BEACH SAVOY ET NICHOLAS GARDEN WEST END. It lists performances like The Honeymooners Rose of the Rancho The Parisian Model Fascinating Fiore The World in Wax The Orchid The Lion and the Mouse The Red Mill The Maid and the Millionaire The Man of the Hour Fra Diavolo and more with various start times.
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Aerial Gardens
Alhambra
Belasco
Brighton
Brighton Beach Park
Broadway
RSIE
Golden City
Luna Park
Dreamland Eden Musee
Garrick
Hammerstein Roof
Vaudeville
Herald Square
Hudson—S
Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
Red Mill
Ee Buys
Company B
Nicholas Garden
Kaltenborn
West End
Revival of Russian terrorist group plans reported
Foreign news notes the Social Revolutionists revive the Russian terrorist organization and plan renewed activity. Polish leader Dmowski says Poles will struggle for autonomy. Clemenceau faces crisis as allies oppose policy. The Hague arbitration sits loom. Weather hints and a New York treasury surplus guide a busy domestic scene.
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M. Dmowski
Douma
Clemenceau
Hague
Edward
Kaiser
King Edward
Windsor
Hong Kong
Salvation Army
London
General Booth
United States Treasury
Treat
Cove School
Oyster Bay
Hughes
Albany
Bryce
Harvard
Phi Seta Kappa
William KR. Huntington
Elihu Root
Hamilton College
Edward Boyce
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Boise
Federation
Loving
Theodore
Houston
Washington
Panama Canal Commission
Bishop
Panama
Hayes
Viola Boylan
Bainbridge
Rapid Transit Commission
Utilities Commission
E. H. Harriman
Gresham
New London
Wall Street
New City
Subscription reminders for out of town readers
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Amusementscore
Brooklyn
Savings Bank
Country Board
Il Financial
Tribune
Help Hotels & Restaurante
Turmsvene
Monorail Plans Reported Ties To Newark New York Transit
John H. Stalin and other financiers back a novel single rail railway between Newark and New York. The Behr and Tunis concepts are referenced, with Behr’s design using a high frame and saddlebag supports to keep cars upright while Tunis would use a gyroscope like system to prevent tilting.
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John H. Stalin
Newark
New York
Brennan
Behr
Europe
Stalin
Baltimore
Howard H. Tunis
Coney Island
Tunis
Boynton
Monorail Design Debate Weighs Security and Cost
The text argues a Tunis style monorail could cost less than Behr's plan while asserting the latest design offers security equal or superior to the traditional two-rail system. It notes public interest and possible quick conviction on safety.
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Tunis
Behr
New Federalism debated by Knox and Gray at Yale talk
Critics label Senator Knox and Circuit Judge Gray as opposing forces in the so called new federalism. The piece weighs their views on commerce power and state versus national authority, arguing that federalism now seeks balance rather than conflict and aims for efficient, self reliant governance.
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Knox
Pennsylvania
Yale Law School
George Gray
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Gray
Congress
Jefferson
JRL
Hague Congress News Shows Drago Doctrine Strengthened
The Hague proceedings reveal Dr Drago proposing tighter limits on his doctrine with force allowed only when debtor states refuse to pay or ignore tribunal orders. The congress also hears Germany and France promote peace measures, while Britain and France spark debate on prize destruction and swift war notice amid Russo Japanese War legacies.
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Hague
Congress
Drago
Germany
France
Great Britain
Proposals Seen As Useful to Peace and Justice
The article praises proposals before Congress, noting the value of banning naval bombardment of undefended places and endorsing plans for an international prize court of appeals. It argues most propositions aimed at peace and justice serve the benevolent goals of Congress.
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International Prize Court of Appeals
Congress
The British Second Chamber and the Lords Reform Debate
The article discusses Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and the Lords reform debate. It notes Radicals and Socialists seeking to abolish bicameralism, while Conservatives and Liberals prefer tempered change. It argues the Lords still has value and that recent changes lessen inefficiencies, questioning whether formal recognition of these changes would resolve the reform issue.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Lords
Commons
Henderson
Great Britain
Congress
Mr. Henderson
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Bagehot
German Faces and Fortunes?
A commentary on Germany’s new law banning photography without consent after July 1. It notes the extensive permission chain required and questions whether the state should regulate likenesses as fortunes or liabilities, weighing socialists’ ideas against private rights.
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Teutonic Lawmakers
Fatherland
Berlin
Homburg
Footlight
Germany
Contemptuous Boston critic scorns American transit system
A Boston visitor to New York writes to The Boston Herald with supercilious tones, belittling American institutions and praising New York subway speed. The piece contrasts New York with Boston Chicago and Philadelphia, noting noisy subways, and mocks talk of local transport luxuries while defending New York’s efficiency.
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Boston
Boston Herald
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Liverpool
The Great City Transit Myth in New York
The author extols New York City’s vast population and its famed transit system. He contrasts the endless crowding at Park Row and Brooklyn Bridge with a bemused pride in a city that considers itself the world’s center. He argues transit solves nothing yet preserves a sense of urban magnificence.
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Park Row
Brooklyn Bridge
Patrick McCarren
Niagara Falls
New York
Bostonian
New Yorker
New York City Braces as Street Cleaning Strike Threatens Health
As the Street Cleaning Department drivers strike enters its fourth day New York faces clogged streets with growing refuse and rising fire risk in tenement and market districts. Authorities weigh rapid action to restore cleanliness amid a volatile labor dispute. Meanwhile bond sales and broader political concerns unfold across the region.
Cabinet notes on travels and society in June
The Navy Secretary travels to California with Mrs. Metcalf and Miss Chabot to return September. Diplomatic and society news follow with Thayer and Moltke ties, households at Staatsburg Ellerslie Kiel regatta, and several weddings and literary new works including Mrs. Wagstaff’s Woven Dreams.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
California
Washington Society Notes Warm Summer Social News
In Washington society Rear Admiral Upshur and Mrs Upshur have left for Newport and Lenox for summer and fall. Mrs Caperton and daughter planned Jamestown summer, then China with Commander Caperton. Isa belle Winlock bets Henry Murphy of Portland Me. wedding planned in Narragansett in September. Senator and Mrs Cullom head to Springfield after Washington season. Hugh Legare party sails for Europe to join relatives abroad. Chevy Chase Club versus Baltimore Country Club ball game noted with listed players. Mrs Bloomer and Pay Inspector Heap to wed at Beale home.
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Washington
Upshur
Newport
Lenox
William B. Caperton
Jamestown
R. L
Caperton
China
Isabelle Winlock
William C
Professor Winlock
Henry Murphy
Portland
Winlock
Narragansett
Senator
Cullom
Congress
Springfield
Hugh
Légare
New York
Europe
Alexander Legare
Chevy Chase Club
Baltimore Country Club
Chevy Chase
Murray Cobb
Fleming Newbold
Frank Ellis
Lieutenant Train
W. B. Hibbs
William Merriam
Bear Bloomer
James F. Archibald
Mandeville Carlisle
Cuthbert Brown
Reginald Huidekoper
Dr. Glazebrook
George C. Bloomer
Inspector Heap
Navy
George Beale
New York Society Couples Sail for Europe and Local Wedding Plans
Mrs. Stanford White and her son depart for France on the French Huer Sa voie with notable passengers including the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand. Stoney S Areese and Elizabeth Morton prepare to wed at St Andrew's Dune Church on July 30. Payne Whitney family members sail to Europe, while Dorothy Whitney and Beatrice Head travel abroad. Livingston Robb party heads to Boston for Cornelia Van Ness wedding.
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Stanford White
France
Mme. Jusserand
St. Andrew’s Dune Church
Stoney S. Areese
James Lawrence Preese
Misa Elizabeth Morton
Alexander Logan Morton
President's Busy Day At Sagamore Hill And Cove School
President Roosevelt spent a full day with a large luncheon at Sagamore Hill and attended the Cove School commencement with Mrs Roosevelt. The guest list included Cabinet members, foreign ministers, naval and army officers, and notable visitors like sculptor John J. Hoyle and nature writer Ernest Ingersoll. The Chinese Minister handed a cable from the Emperor thanking the U S for lightening Boxer indemnities, and the President gave diplomas to five girls and four boys at the Cove School.
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the Tribune
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Cove Pati
Congressional Directory of
Washington
White House
Metcalf
Meyer
Chentung Lilang-Cheng
Hauge
Norway
Wainwright
Wotherspoon
Admiral Dahl
John J. Hoyle
Ernest Ingersoll
Oyster Bay
United States
China
Cove
House of Learning
Santa Claus
Kris Kringle
the Cove School
Ryeter
China thanks the President for indemnity remission
Oyster Bay June 27 The Emperor of China conveys personal thanks to President Roosevelt for the remission of most of the Chinese indemnity. Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng the Chinese Minister reads the dispatch from Peking praising the President for leadership in international justice. The minister leaves Sagamore Hill after luncheon and plans to sail for Peking next Wednesday.
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Oyster Bay
United States
Roosevelt
Chentung Liang-Cheng
Washington
China
Sagamore Hill
Peking
Meriden Lawyer Weds Client He Won Case For
Patrick T. O'Brien a Meriden lawyer and former Epiphany College professor married his client Elizabeth A. McCormack heiress and daughter of John H. McCormack after winning a state Supreme Court suit over a deathbed gift. The couple plan a Europe tour after their wedding.
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Meriden
Conn
Patrick ‘Ty. O'Brien
Epiphany College
Baltimore
State Supreme Court
Elizabeth A. McCormack
John H. McCormack
Butler
Mrs. O'Brien
Europe
Resignations Discussed On The Parlama Canal Isthmus
The Saturday Evening Post notes Wallace Shoats and Stevens resignations from the Parlama Canal work. Ferr on the isthmus sparks debate as many reasons are given. The consensus credits a clerk who quips great minds run from the same channels.
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Saturday Evening Post
Wallace
Shoats
Stevens
Parlama Canal
Newport Social Notes Highlight Season Entertains
Newport society items report summer residents arriving at Ochre Point and Bellevue avenue cottages. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. James Griswold Wentz, Mr. and Mrs. William Payne Thompson, Mrs. O H P Belmont and family, Miss Anna Sands, and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Several plan August garden fete for charity.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
James Griswold Wentz
Shields Cottage
Ochre Point
William Payne Thompson
Villano
Bellevue Avenue
O. H. P. Belmont
Belcourt
William Murray
Murray
W. S. Neilson
Larchmont
N. Y
Stuyvesant le Roy
New York
Alexander S. Clark
Ida E. Biss
William B. Leeds
Harold Brown
Europe
Princeton Opposes Wilson Plan for University Social Reforms
Princeton faculty and townspeople condemn Woodrow Wilson's proposal to reorganize student life by mandating quad living and social mixing. Critics warn it abolishes clubs, fosters cliques, and threatens alumni funded facilities like the Ivy Club clubhouse. Several professors, unaware of the plan until Wednesday's papers, doubt its feasibility and oppose its implementation.
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Tritone
Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Dr. Wilson
Willison
Ivy Club
Root Praises Fraternities at Hamilton College Commencement
Elihu Root Secretary of State and Hamilton College trustee led the college procession with President Stryker at commencement. He praised college fraternities saying upperclassmen influence saves felons and aids student usefulness. The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity closed its seventy fifth anniversary reunion today.
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Clinton
N. Y
Elihu Root
Hamilton College
Stryker
Root
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Canadian leaders dine with French president in Paris
Lauriere Fallieres hosts Premier Laurier and Canadian ministers W S Fielding and Leo Brodeur at the Elysée Palace lunch. French officials Pichon Caillaux Doumergue Ruau attend. Talks touched on Canada France trade but no concrete agreement. Fielding will stay in Paris until parliament recess. Laurier and Brodeur plan to travel to London next.
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Paris
Witfrid Laurier
W. S. Fielding
Finance
Leo Brodeur
Marine of
Canada
Italy
Falliares
Elysée Palace
M. Pichon
M. Caillaux
M. Doumergu
Minster
Commerce
M. Ruau
Aste Culture
France
Associated Press
Belgium
Germany
Premiser Laurier
Brodeur
London
Kaiser to Visit Windsor
London authorities report Emperor William and the Empress of Japan will visit King Edward and Queen Alexandra at Windsor in November next. The King of Siam has departed for Ostend.
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Edward
Princess of Wales
London
William
Empress of Iman
Queen Alexandra
Windsor
Siam
Ostend
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Lana
New York Daily Tribune
the Hague
Puck
Berlin Observatory
Forster
Jones
Cleveland
Lord Alverstone
St. Mary Abbots
Kensington
London Globe
Henry VII
Thomas More
Houston Post
Pop
Baltimore American
Dundee Advertiser
Norwich
James Sadler
Mr. Crosbie
Lunardi
English Channel
North Carolina
Rensselaer Thayer
Count Carl von Moltke
Rome
Edward H. Landon
Staatsburg, N. Y
James H. Stebbins
Henry A. C. Taylor
Kiel
Imperial Yacht Club of Germany
Mr. and
Mrs. Killeen van Rensselaer
Tuxedo
J. Montfort Schley
Katherine Schley
Town
Lakeville, Conn
Marshall McLean
Helen Houston Homans
Sheppard Homans
West 79Th Street
Charles Cleveland
Homans
Alfred Wagstaff, Jr
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Payne Whitney
Manhasset
Long Island
Tarry Payne Whitney
England
Miss Dorothy Whitney
Beatrica Head
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
J. Hampden Robb
Cornelia
Harriet Robb
Cornelia van
Old Nassau
MR. Root
Laurier Fallieres
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