Amusements listings and show times across venues
A condensed schedule shows many venues with acts and times including Aerial Gardens 1.20 Governor's Son, Alhambra 2-5 Cavalieria Rusticana, Pinsfore, Belasco S The Girl of the Golfen West, Brighton Beach Park 30 8.30 Pernee Bils Wild Weet Grev, Casino 4.15 The Social Whirl, Luna Park Dream, Eden Musee World in Wax, Hammerstein Victoria 2 8:15 Vaudeville, Lyceum 4:15 The Lion and the Mouse, Man on the Box, Mamzelle Champagne at Madison Square Garden, Does and His Band Pain's Fireworks at Manhattan Beach, His Honor the Mayor at New York, New York Roof Garden 6 90 Vaudeville and Seeing New York.
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Alhambra
Cavalieria Rusticana
Pinsfore
Belasco
Brighton Beach Park
Pernee Bils
Oney Island
Thompson & Dundy
Greater Luna Park
Bostock
Wex Hammerstein
Victoria
Lyceum
Lyrec—S
Madison Square Garden &Cof
Mamzelle
Manhattan Beach
Does
Pain
New York
New York Roof Garden
Congress and foreign events dominate a busy news day
Senate passes Public Buildings and General Deficiency bills while the House conference report on the Railroad Rate bill is adopted amid meat inspection concerns. Foreign items note rumored ministry changes in St Petersburg and Osowiec garrison disorders, plus London birthday honors and Sanitary Committee actions. Domestic items cite Perkins urging Republican arbitration, reclamation service talks, a Mount Whiteface ascent incident, and a series of legal and civic notes including a murder indictment against Thaw and weather signals with a high of 88.
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Congress
Senate
Tillman
St. Petersburg
Osowiec
Warsaw
Moscow
London
Longworth
the Corporation of the City of London
George TD. Perkins
Cummins
Towa
Republican National Committee
L C. Hill
Government Reclamation Service
Denver
Southern Pacific
Yuma Basin
Mount White Fare
Lake Placid
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
Milwaukee
William J. Bryan
Burlington
Zion City Bank
Dowie
Greenwich
Conn
Grand
Harry K Tha
Stanford White
Thaw
Anthony Comstock
James
Long Island
Rapid Transit
Interborough
Tom Masson
Life
Mutual Life Insurance Company
France
Brocktyn Bridge
American Locomotive Company
Jowaet, GS
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Dent
TRE Trev
Senators Battle Over Pure Food and Rate Bills Debate
The article critiques confusing rhetoric in Congress as it compares the Senate and House pure food and rate bills. It notes cross purposes, misrepresentation, and evasive amendments, highlighting Mann's remarks about labeling medicines and the discrepancy between Senate and House provisions.
Debated drug controls and alcohol loophole in Senate bill
The discussion centers on amendments to drug control rules. Mr. Mann strengthens limits for cocaine chloral and other drugs while preserving a minimum alcohol exception. Critics argue a pure alcohol ban might be better, while Mann claims the Senate bill omits the subject entirely, inviting critique of his approach. The piece urges bipartisan clarity and factual alignment in policy debate.
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Mr. Mann
Fusion Shapes Pennsylvania Politics As Democrats Tether Lincolnites
The Democratic State Convention nominated anti machine Republican Lewis Emery Jr for governor, setting a fusion with Lincolnites against a party machine tied to Pennypacker reforms. Prohibition stance unsettled, voters to judge reforms versus machine influence, with national issues unlikely to fuse.
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Pennsylvania
Lewis Emery, Jr
Prohibition Party
Lincolnites
Prohibitions
Berry
Prohibition
Emery
Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Quay-Durham-Penrose
Peace Work And The Hague
The Dutch government will not hold a peace congress at The Hague this year. Postponement appears linked to Russia's domestic crisis and the timing of Russia’s peace talks with Japan. Peace work may continue, though no congress is immediately planned.
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the Hague
The
Hague
Rio Janeiro
America
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Hague Congress Delay Reflections On War and Arbitration
The article argues postponing the Hague congress is regrettable yet not ruinous, noting the Russo-Japanese War remains a rich record for future deliberation. It praises an advisory international parliament, a universal arbitration treaty with limitations, and questions armament limits as unlikely to dominate the next Hague agenda.
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Hague
Russia
Lake Mohonk
Transatlantic steamship race between Deutschland and La Provence
Discussion of a proposed speed contest between the Deutschland and La Provence, arguing such races tempt risky overreach even as public interest grows. Deutschland's engines once reached 36,000 horsepower with 221 knot voyages. La Provence, younger and rated at 30,000 horsepower, has shown slower early speeds but may improve after recent trips. Officials blame coal quality for a late defeat. fuel issues now addressed, and a later trial on the same route is anticipated to reveal true merit.
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Deutschland
la Provence
Europe
Simplified Spelling For Schools Faces Public Debate
A New York effort pushes spelling reform with a 300 word list from the Board of Public School Superintendents led by Dr. Maxwell. Critics say many entries use familiar spellings and warn of textbook conformity issues and potential confusion from newer forms.
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Public Schools of
New York
Board of Public School Superintendents
Maxwell
Board of Education
Alfred Tennyson
Resistance to Premature English Spelling Reform
Commentary argues that spelling reform proposals lack novelty and would cause confusion. It praises natural linguistic evolution and warns against hurried, artificial changes. The piece anticipates future developments but urges patience and gradual transition rather than sudden dictates.
Tetanus Day Approaches as Four Chicago Papers React
Four Chicago newspapers reference a Tetanus Day alongside the traditional Glorious Fourth, signaling a shared nod to upcoming celebrations and public health themes in July. The playful allusion captures press tone and lingering civic culture.
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Chicago
Kentucky Moves to Popular Vote for Senators
Kentucky joins states submitting Senate choices to popular vote. Governor Beckham announces candidacy against Senator James R. McCreary. Maryland also considers primary nominations. The popular vote method spreads to more than one-third of states.
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Kentucky
United States
Beckham
James R. McCreary
Maryland
Union
Armour argues reforms unnecessary but hurried plumbing overhaul
The query questions Mr Armour and his associates for installing new plumbing and posting fresh work regulations in a frenzied rush just weeks ago, despite asserting there was no need for reform in the packing plants. It probes consistency between public denial of reform and rapid internal changes.
Fair price for Rockaway Beach land to pace seaside park
The debate centers on land valuation for a proposed Rockaway Beach park rather than agent commissions. If land is fair priced, commission size is irrelevant. overpaying must be avoided. An engineer, Mr Ingersoll, has urged BRTP to add a fifth car during rush hours, boosting peak service by about 25 percent.
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Rockaway Beach
Mr. Ingersoll
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Ingersoll
Indian memory sparks drug plant farming plan
The Grand Sachem of Tammany cites July 4 remarks. Secretary Wilson highlights farming drug plants to meet U S demand. He notes imports last year at about 64 million dollars, much of which could be grown domestically. Camphor gum and licorice grow in the South and Pennsylvania, and pepper could be fully produced at home.
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Wilson
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Obituaries and oddities mix in a day’s chatter
Recounted tales of people fearing death rumors from England to America, satire on health fads, bridesmaid hiring in Paris, and comic exchanges from The Sphere to Milwaukee Sentinel. Notable names surface, including Rev S Baring Gould and Lord Brougham, with miscellany on diets, ads, and a tragic street incident.
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S. Baring Gould
England
G. B. Burgin
Mark Twain
Venn
Caius College
Cambridge
Lord Brougham
Roche
East Galway
America
Hobson
Roosevelt Attends District Guard Parade at White House
President Roosevelt reviews the District of Columbia National Guard on the ellipse near the White House. Attendees include regular army officers and a parade of politicians, officials, and social figures.
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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
Milk River
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
Notes of Society in Washington
Washington society notes report the Colombian legation secretary and Mme de Perez Triana returning from New York and planning a mid summer home. German counsellor Von Kuhlmann will join Beverly Farms staff early next week. Alfredo Calderon plans a Peru trip. Candamo to travel in the United States. Lieutenant William S. Neely and Miss Helen Wyman wed at the Savery with small guest list. Neely to serve in the Philippines. West, Ralston, Moore, Mitchell, Goethe, Sibley gently noted as ushers. Senator and Mrs Rayner to summer at Sudbrook Md and then Buena Vista in September.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Legation
Mme. de Perez Triana
New York
von Kuhlmann
Beverly Farms
Alfredo Calderon
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 Reports Two Weddings and Europe Sailings
New York society notes Mr and Mrs James A Burden sail for Europe with plans to visit Paris and Scotland where son Arthur Scott Burden and his bride Cynthia Roche will guest. Bishop Frederick Courtney presided at Miss Martha E King and Edward H Blane nuptials at St James Church Madison Ave. Also yesterday Miss Rosalie Tone and Rowe Tyson wed at the Buckingham Hotel with receptions and entourages. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Lee to Outerbridge Horsey, as Mrs Charles Carroll Lee hosts guests at their Adirondack camp.
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James A. Burden
Europe
Paris
Frederick Courtney
Martha E King
William F. King
Edward H. Blane
St. James’s Church
Madison Avenue
Tist Street
Hildegarde King
Gordon Bell
Sidney Harris
Rosalie ©. Tone
Allen T. Clement
Andre Pilier
J. Ww. W. Struthers
Bingham Dana
Elizur Smith
Henry van Rensselaer
Church of St. Francis Navier
Mary Lee
Charles Carroll Lee
East Mth Street
Outerbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
Editor of The Nation Retires After Forty-One Years
Wendell Phillips Garrison retires from editorship of The Nation, a paper linked with The Evening Post. He cites need for rest after 41 years of service, thanking readers and associates. Hammond Lamont becomes editor, with Paul Elmer More as literary editor of The Evening Post.
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Wendell Phillips Garrison
Hammond Lamont
the Evening Post
Mr. Garrison
the Nation
Paul Elmer More
Leyland Line steamer carries college football feeders to Liverpool
Boston reports the Leyland Line steamer Wini fredian sailed to Liverpool with over forty cattle feeders recruited from American colleges. Notable players listed include Frank Bates soon to coach Williams College football, Shorty Ellsworth ex University of Chicago captain, Henry Whitney from Chicago University, R W Batley from Wisconsin, and J O Ingiehardt 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. Batley
University of Wisconsin
A Bishop on the Plains in Harper's Magazine
Bishop Talbot recalls reaching Clayton and being greeted at a hospitality-filled camp. A drunken patron calls him over to dine and debate, insisting the bishop address the group about drinking. The bishop gently notes the irony of the accuser’s own conduct as he engages the scene.
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Bishop Talbot
Harper's Magazine
Clayton
Bishop
Geareens
Social Notes From Newport June Social Heat and Boat Races
Newport society valued guests and amusements as cottagers traveled to New London for boat races. Mrs Thomas Hitchcock hosted a luncheon at Chanler cottage and Miss Georgiana King entertained. hot weather cooled by an evening ocean breeze. Dinners were hosted by Mrs George Huhn and Mrs J Fred Pierson. the vaudeville theatre drew crowds. Mrs Harry S Lehr invited guests for July 8 to honor Mrs Stuyvesant Fish with music. William G Roelker Jr led a party to New London to view races. Casino registrations included Miss Ida E Bliss, Mr and Mrs F Ss Witherbee, Miss E Witherbee, and G T Bisham.
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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. Roelker, Jr
Ida E. Bliss
Ss Witherbee
E. Witherbee
G. T. Bisham
Berkshire social season dominated by three large entertainments
In Stockbridge and Lenox crowds gathered for Mrs S W Griffiths at The Pines with Miss Virginia Roosevelt, for Mrs Morris K Jesup hosting Miss Nellie Cayter, and for Miss Charlotte Barnes at Cold Brook gardens. Teahouse openings and lavish floral decor highlighted a hot day of society amid notable guests from New York and Boston.
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Tribune
Mass
S. W. Griffith
New York
Virginia Roosevelt
Morris K. Jesup
Belvoir Terrace
Nellie Cayter
Mrs. Griffiths
Pines
Miss Roosevelt
Lenox
Jesup
George W. Felsom
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. Steane
Wharton
David Lydns
Colt Brook
Captain Barnes
Miss Barnes
Lenox and Stockbridge
Josephine Durand
Elizabeth Crafts
Eloise Davis
Knell
Stockbridge
Eugenie Gerlac
Paris
Longworths Presented At Court In Royal Gala
London June 28 The presentation of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth drew a glittering royal circle including King and Queen and state officers. Americans in the diplomatic circle included Mr and Mrs Whitridge Miss Whitridge Leishman and Mrs Benedict and Mrs Drexel observed for their gowns and jewels. President Roosevelt’s daughter wore a wedding gown with a diamond ribber and simple hair as she received special honors from King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Frederick W Whitridge
Whitridge
New York
John G .& Leishman
Turkey
Leishman
Federick Benedict
Washington
John Drexel
Philadelphia
Mathilde Townsend
Hallie Bremond
Texas
Rooseevlt
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Royal Circle
Dinner at British ambassador’s Hyde Park residence
London June 28 Paul Cambon the French ambassador hosted a dinner at his Hyde Park residence for ambassador and Mrs Whitelow Reid and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. The guest list included diplomatic service members and officials of the Foreign Office and their wives.
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London
Paul Cambon
Court of St. James
Hyde Park
Whitelow Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Diplomatic Service
Furelam Office
Dewey Drydock Expedition Reaches Last Leg Toward Olongapo
The Dewey expedition under Commander Hosley sails from Singapore with the Glacier Brutus Cesar and Wompe towing the drydock toward Olongapo near Manila. The voyage, begun June in Singapore, aims to reach the dock about fourteen days away at an average speed of miles per day.
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Washington
Navy Department
Hosley
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Aea
Parkers & Brokers
Carpet Clearwine
Courtry Board
Savings Seaks
New Yrk Daily Tribune
House
Mann
Fusion
Robert E. Pattison
Peace Work and
Deutschland and LA Provence
Tammany
Lippincott
Mandy
Hygeia
London Tribune
Christian Science Mother
John
Christian Science Father
Milwaukee Sentinel
Parrish
James Parrish Lee
Tuxedo
Clara Lincoln
Elliott F. Shepard
Town
Bay Harbor, Me
Warren C. Beach
Saratoga
Lydig Hoyt
Cedric
Bradley Martin, Jr
H. BE. W
G. W. Forsyth
William Engcott
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
Howard Page
Lily Page
Charles T Barney
Paul Smith
Adrondacks
Berkshires
James Lowndes
Ingleside
Robert W. Patterson
Canada
Patterson
Canadian Woods
William V. Mondy
Richard Watson Gilder
Four Brook Farm
Tyringham
Johan T. Plummer
William Mason
T. D. Cooper
E . Ganner
F. Squires
Red Lion Inn
R. R. Cable
Mary Carter
Rock Island
Thomas Denny
Denny
John Carse
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Longworths
Ambassador Camson
Dewey
Singapore
Straits Settlements
United States Drydock
Olongapo
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