Amusements on New York Listings of Theaters and Parks
The page catalogs a dense lineup of entertainment venues and shows across venues such as AERIAL GARDENS ALHAMBRA BELASCO BRIGHTON BEACH PARK CASINO CONEY ISLAND EDEN MUSEE HAMMERSTEIN VICTORIA LYCEUM LYRIC MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ROOF MANHATTAN BEACH NEW YORK ROOF GARDEN and more. It enumerates times and acts including vaudeville operas and musical comedies with titles like The Governor's Son Cavalieria Rusticana and Pinafore The Girl of the Golfen West The Social Whirl The Lion and the Mouse The Man on the Box Mamzelle Champagne Does and His Band and His Honor the Mayor among others.
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Alhambra
Belasco
Brighton Beach Park
Pewnece Bill
Coney Island
Thompson & Dundy
Greater Luna Park
Dreamland
Rostock
Wex Ehammerstein
Victoria
Lyceum
Lyric—S
Box
Madison Square Garden
Mamzelle
Manhattan Beach
Does
Pain
New York
New York Roof Garden
Vendeville
Senate and House action across bills and global events
Senate passed Public Buildings and Generals Deficiency bills while Tillman spoke on the Morris incident. House approved conference report on Railroad Rate bill and sustained meat inspection action 193 to 45. Foreign notes include rumors of a new ministry in St Petersburg with the lower-house president at its head, plus Osowiec garrison disturbances and interrupted telegraphic links. Domestic reports cover Iowa politics, reclamation service drainage plans, Mount Whiteface Summit night, ICC rate probe in New Orleans, Bryan endorsement at Milwaukee, and Thaw’s murder indictment with Stanford White funeral. Weather shows possible showers with temperatures high 89 and low 65.
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Congress
Senate
Tillman
House
St. Petersburg
Osowier
Warsaw
Moscow
London
Longworth
the Corporation of the City of London
Rydock Dewey
Singapore
Olongapo
George D. Perkins
Cummins
Iowa
Republican National Committee
L. C Hill
Government Reclamation Service
Denver
Southern Pacific
Yuma
Mount White Face
Lake Placid
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Milwaukee
William J. Bryan
Burlington
Zion City Bank
Dowie
Greenwich
Conn
Ccso
Grand Jury
Harry K Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Grand
Anthony Comstock
St. James
Long Island
Staten Island
Rapid Transit Commissioners
Interborough
Tom Masson
Life
Mutual Life Insurance Company
France
Broskiyn Bridge
Iickey
American Locomotive Company
Tar Trievxe Subscriptions Reminder Before Leaving City
Readers about to depart the city are reminded that Tar Trievxe can be mailed to any address nationwide or abroad with changes allowed as often as desired. Subscriptions may be purchased at the regular dealer or dropped at the TRE TrievNe Office for subscription rates.
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Tre Trievne
Poe
Debate Confusion Over Pure Food and Rate Bills
Lawmakers and the public misread the two houses work on the Pure Food and Rate bills. Critics claim cross purposes and hidden meanings dominate discussions. Mr Mann defends the House provisions saying the Senate bill lacks any related clause.
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Senate
House
Congress
Mann
the Tribune
United States
Debate on Drug Clauses and Alcohol Loophole in Senate Bill
The text analyzes Mr. Manns amendment tightening controls on drugs like cocaine and chloral while allowing a minimum amount of alcohol. It argues the Senate bill omits the broader topic, praises his approach yet notes the potential deception, and calls for clear facts and a unified debate over differences in rates meat and food policy.
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Mr. Mann
Mann
Fusion reshapes Pennsylvania politics amid party realignments
The Democratic State Convention nominates anti machine Republican Lewis Emery Jr for Governor and endorses fusion with Lincolnites for other statewide offices. Prohibition positions remain uncertain as Lincolnites and Democrats weigh alliance versus independence while voters balance reformist leadership against old party machines amid a staunch Republican state.
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Pennsylvania
Lewis Emery, Jr
Lincoln Party
Prohibition Party
Lincolnites
Prohibition
Berry
Emery
Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Quay-Durham-Penrose
Peace Work and the Hague Delays Peace Congress
The Dutch government announces no peace congress at The Hague this year, a decision linked to the Pan American Congress clash and Russia’s domestic turmoil. The postponement aligns with Russia’s peace negotiations with Japan and its wartime stance, prompting cautious expectations for a future world peace gathering.
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the Hague
The
Hague
Rio Janeiro
America
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Delay of Hague congress weighed against benefits
The piece argues postponing the Hague congress is regrettable yet perhaps beneficial for mature deliberation. It notes the Russo Japanese War’s memory will shape topics, urges not endless delay, and cites Mohonk conference aims: an advisory permanent parliament, a broad arbitration treaty, and armament limits with doubtful feasibility for the next gathering.
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Hague
Russia
Lake Mohonk
Deutschland and La Provence Transatlantic Speed Trial
The Deutschland and La Provence face a controlled speed contest across the Atlantic. Analysts note horsepower differences of 36000 versus 30000 and historic top speeds, while coal quality and route choices influenced earlier results. With fuel and routing issues resolved, a thorough trial on similar courses is hoped to clearly reveal each ship’s merits.
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Deutschland
la Provence
Europe
Simplified Spelling in New York Schools Provokes Debate
A strong move to adopt Simplified Spelling Board recommendations for 300 words prompts concern over authenticity and potential curriculum changes. Critics note many listed spellings mirror traditional forms, question reforms, and warn of confusion from mixed rules and altered verb endings.
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Public Schools of
New York
Board of
Public School Superintendents
Maxwell
Board of Education
Alfred Tennyson
Language reform proposals meet stubborn English drift
The passage argues against rapid orthographic reform and insists that spelling should evolve naturally over time. It contends that many suggested changes lack novelty and would cause confusion, noting that progress comes from gradual development rather than forceful dicta.
Tetanus Day Approaches in Chicago Paper Tone
The 4d Chicago paper signals a festive allusion to the Glorious Fourth as a wry nod to upcoming celebrations and public health awareness around tetanus prevention. The snippet ties local media language to national holiday imagery without detailing events.
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Chicago
Kentucky Joins Popular Vote for U S Senate Race
Kentucky has joined states submitting the choice of United States Senators to popular vote. Governor Beckham announces his candidacy against Senator James B. McCreary. Maryland contemplates primaries as a method of nominations. The new system is or will be in vogue in over a third of states.
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Kentucky
United States
Beckham
James B. McCreary
Maryland
Union
Armour's sudden plumbing upgrades prompt reform questions
If Mr Armour believed reform unnecessary in packing plants, why did he and associates rush to install new plumbing and post fresh regulations for workers just weeks ago, raising questions about motives and timing amid ongoing reform debates.
Fair price for Rockaway Beach land weighs on seaside park plan
The city seeks a fair land price for the Rockaway Beach park project rather than agent commissions. Engineers note that Brooklyn Rapid Transit adds a fifth rush hour car, boosting service by about 25 percent. The writer suggests maintaining rush hour service past 6:30 to better meet demand.
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Rockaway Beach
Mr. Ingersoll
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Ingersoll
Farm crops could meet drug plant demand says Wilson
Secretary Wilson urges farmers to grow medicinal plants to replace imports. He notes drugs and dyes valued at about 64 million dollars were imported last year, and camphor gum, licorice, and pepper could be produced domestically. Weeds with medicinal value might be profitably cultivated, per the Agriculture Department.
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Wilson
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Obituary Rumors and Oddities from 1900s Print
A collage of lighthearted and strange notes on death rumors, humorous exchanges, and odd anecdotes from various publications. It cites notable figures who faced false obituaries, a Paris bridesmaid agency, a gag exchange about health fads, a Japanese laundry ad, and a Milwaukee detective pun about a man’s coat. The mix captures curiosities and social humor of the era with brief vignettes and quotes.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
White House hosts guard parade and dignitaries fringe
President Roosevelt attended the District of Columbia National Guard parade on the ellipse near the White House and met a Montana rancher friend and Montanan delegates. Officials and lawmakers from many states visited, including Calder, La Follette and Moody, as plans for battleship construction and Navy matters were discussed. Mrs Shepard and others prepared summer departures, with Hoyt sailing to Europe aboard the Cedric.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
District of Columbia National Guard
White House
John Willis
Glasgow
Mont
Carter
Thomas Everett
Harlem
Reclamation Service
Willis
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Calder
Congress
Daniel
Overman
Heyburn
Martin
Warner
Fairbanks
Dixon
Aiken
Kinkaid
Lacey
Crumpacker
Foster
Neill
Frank P. Sargent
Immigration
Moody
Charles B. Morrison
Frank M. Kellogg
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Washington Society Notes and Weddings Abroad and Local
The first secretary of the Colombian Legation and Mme de Perez Triana return to Washington from New York and will pick a midsummer home soon. German counsellor Dr. Von Kuhlmann will join Beverly Farms staff next week. Alfredo Calderon travels to Peru while Candamo plans travel in the U.S. Lt William S Neely and Miss Helen Wyman wed at the Savery with few guests. Neely to serve in the Philippines after a short visit. Senator Rayner and wife will spend summer at Sudbrook Md and Buena Vista in September.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Legation
Mme
de Perez Triana
New York
von Kuhlmann
Beverly Farms
Alfredo Calderon
Sefior Pardo
Peru
Sefior Candamo
William S. Neely
Helen Wyman
United States
Solomon B. West
Ralston, Moore, Mitchell
Goethe
Sibley
Engineer Corps
Helene Roman
Josephine Claggett
Bessie Orndorff
Father Magee
Neely
Philippines
Islands
Rayner
Sudbrook
Buena Vista
Blue Ridge Mountains
New York Society Weddings and European Plans
New York society notes sailings to Europe with Mr and Mrs James A Burden joining a Paris visit with Mrs Burden’s sister before a Scotland stay where their son Arthur Scott Burden and his bride will be guests. Bishop Frederick Courtney presided at the marriage of Miss Martha E King to Edward H Blanc in Madison Avenue church. Additional weddings include Miss Rosalie C Tone and Rowe Tyson at the Buckingham Hotel with full bridal attire and a reception following. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Lee to Outerbridge Horsey, as families host and travel plans unfold, with details of social engagements and pastimes at Paul Smiths Adirondacks.
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James A. Burden
Europe
Paris
Frederick Courtney
Martha E King
William F. King
Edward H. Blanc
St. James's Church
Madison Avenue
Tist Street
Hildegarde King
Gordon Bell
Sidney Harris
Rosalie C. Tone
Allen T. Clement
Andre Piller
J. W. W. Struthers
Bingham Dana
Elizur Smith
Henry van Rensselaer
Church of St. Francis Xavier
Nation editor Wendell Phillips Garrison retires
Wendell Phillips Garrison ends forty one years of service to The Nation and relinquishes its editorial direction. Hammond Lamont becomes editor of The Nation, assisted by Paul Elmer More as literary editor, joining The Evening Post staff.
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Hammond Lamont
the Evening Post
Mr. Garrison
the Nation
Paul Elmer More
College football men sail on Leyland Line steamer
Boston reports the Leyland Line steamer Wini fredian sailed for Liverpool with a crew of cattle feeders. More than two score students traveled, including Frank Bates of Williams College set to coach the football eleven next fall, Shorty Ellsworth ex Chicago captain, Henry Whitney from Chicago University, R. W. Bailey from Wisconsin, and J. O. Ingiehardt a full blooded Indian from DePauw University.
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Boston
Leyland Line
Winifredian
Liverpool
Frank Bates
Williams College
Shorty” Ellsworth
University of Chicago
Henry Whitney
Chicago University
R. W. Bailey
University of Wisconsin
A Bishop on the Plains in Harper's Magazine
Bishop Talbot reaches Clayton and encounters a drunken camp companion at dinner who insists the bishop address the boys about drinking. The exchange reveals the irony as the overflowing hospitality clashes with the speaker’s self-awareness of his own intoxication. The story presents a candid, humorous look at preachers, brethren, and pastoral duties during a Western sojourn.
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Bishop Talbot
Harper's Magazine
Clayton
Bishop
Social notes from Newport and New London boat races
Newport society active as cottagers attend boat races. Mrs Thomas Hitchcock hosted a luncheon at Chanler cottage while Miss Georgiana King entertained. A gentle breeze eased the heat of 89 in the shade. Evening dinners at cottages and an open air vaudeville followed. Mrs Harry S Lehr announced a July 8 dinner for Mrs Stuyvesant Fish with music. William G Boelker Jr led a party to New London to view the races. Casino records include Miss Ida E Bliss and others staying for the season.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
New London
Thomas Hitchcock
Chanler Cottage
Georgiana King
George Huhn
J. Fred Pierson
Harry S. Lehr
Stuyvesant Fish
William G. Boelker, Jr
Ida E. Bliss
F . Witherbee
E. Witherbee
G. T. Bisham
Social Season in the Berkshires Highlights Miss Roosevelt Visits
Lenox hosts a hot day’s social scene with Miss Virginia Roosevelt from New York attending gatherings. Mrs. Morris K. Jesup entertains Miss Nellie Cuyler at Belvoir Terrace, while Miss Charlotte Barnes opens a teahouse in Colt Brook Gardens. Numerous notable guests, large luncheons, and garden settings mark the Stamford season as others attend teas and literary events around Stockbridge and Lenox.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Virginia Roosevelt
New York
Morris K. Jesup
Belvoir Terrace
Nellie Cuyler
Charlotte A. Barnes
John S. Barnes
George W. Folsom
Mary de P. Carey
Frank K. Sturgis
Edward R. Wharton
Kean
William Pollock
Elizabeth Reason
Henry P. Jaques
Clementine Furniss
Eric B. Dahlgren
Durand
John F. Alexandre
William D. Sloane
Wharton
David Lydts
Colt Brook
Captain Barnes
Miss Barnes
Lenox and
Stockbridge
Josephine Durand
Elizabeth Crafts
Eloise Davis
Heloise Meyer
Samuel Frothingham
William B
Mise Eugenie Geriac
Paris
James Lowndes
Washington
Ingleside
Robert W. Patterson
Canada
Patterson
Canadian Woods
William V. Moody
Richard Watson Gilder
Four Brook Farm
Tyringham
John T. Plummer, Jr
William Mason
T. DP. Cooper
E FP Ganner
F . Sankes
Red Lion Inn
Longworths Presented at Royal Court in London
London June 28 The presentation of Mr Nicholas Longworth dominated today’s court ceremonies. The King and Queen led a brilliant procession with state officers. Among the diplomatic circle were Mr and Mrs Whitridge and Miss Whitridge of New York, and Mr Leishman and Mrs Leishman. American in general circle included Mrs Benedict of Washington and Mrs Drexel of Philadelphia. President Roosevelt’s daughter attracted attention in a wedding gown with a diamond ribbon.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Frederick W. Whitridge
Whitridge
New York
John G .& Leishman
Turkey
Leishman
Frederick Benedict
Washington
John Drexel
Philadelphia
Mathilde Townsend
Hallie Bremond
Texas
Rooseevlt
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Royal Circle
Drexel
Benedict
Dinner at British ambassador's residence hosts notable diplomats
London June 23 Paul Cambon French ambassador to the court of St James gave a dinner at Hyde Park residence for ambassador and Mrs Whitelaw Reid and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. The guests included members of the diplomatic service and officials of the Foreign Office and their wives.
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London
Paul Cambon
Court of St. James
Hyde Park
Bassador
Whitelaw Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Diplomatic Service
Foreig
Dewey’s Drydock Expedition Reaches Final Leg
The United States drydock Dewey departed Singapore bound for Olongapo with the tow in tow. Commanded by Hosley the squadron including the ships Brutus Caesar and Wompe sails toward Manila. The voyage covers about 1320 miles at an average 100 miles daily and should finish in about fifteen days, around July.
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Washington
Navy Department
Hosley
Dewey
Thetacier
Brutus
Caesar
Wompe
Singapore
Olongapo
Manila
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Celal
Empires
jSurtocate
New Yrk Daily Tribune
Fusion
Robert E. Pattison
Peace Work and
Deutschland and LA Provence
Tammany
S. Baring Gould
England
G. B. Burgin
Mark Twain
Venn
Caius College
Cambridge
Athenæum
Lord Brougham
Roche
East Galway
Hobson
Lippincott
Mandy
Hyegeia
London Tribune
Christian Science
John
Christian
Science
Miss Parrish
James Parrish Lee
Tuxedo
Clara Lincoln
Elliott F. Shepard
Town
Bar Harbor, Me
Warren C. Beach
Saratoga
Lydig Hoyt
Cedric
Bradley Martin, Jr
G. W. Forsyth
William Endicott
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
Howard Page
Lily Page
Charles T Barney
Paul Smith
Adirondacks
Mary Lee
Charles Carroll Lee
East S4th Street
Outerbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
Wendell Phillips Garrison
Berkshires
Longworths
Ambassador Camson
Straits Settlements
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