Amusements and Show Listings at City Theaters
A crowded listings page shows schedule notes from multiple venues including Academy of Music and Alhambra with vaudeville acts. Other entries mention Faust, The Girl Detective, Nearly a Hero, and The World in Wax alongside films and musical performances across several theaters.
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Newspaper ownership and officers listed in May 11 issue
New York Daily Tribune credits Tribune Association as owner and publisher. Officers Aden Bilis as president and Nathaniel Dutile as secretary and treasurer are named with Trilane Building address at 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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Tribune Association
New York
Trilane Building
Nassau Street
Vow York
Aden Bilis
Nathaniel Dutile
World Briefs From The Morning Desk
Minister Russell sails to the United States and Panamanian talks on treaties stand near. Afghan border tensions flare as Indian protest echoes. disease decimates prison inmates. Governor Roen returns to Havana amid cordial Cuban reception. Roosevelt, Carnegie aid in campaign finance. Weather shows fair with yesterday’s highs and lows.
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Russell
Muerte Ta Selle
United States
Ny Venesur
Latanayra
Wdrisidan
Castro
Prenehinen
Panama
Mr. Taft
Colombia
Pati
Ameer
Afghanistan
CANDIDATE TO PIT
A critical look at the Independence party platform reprinted from The New York American. The piece argues Hearst’s papers push more government extension, challenging his conservative label as reactionary and linking his influence to policy origins and party direction. It suggests the party mirrors Parker’s views and questions how far correctable governance has evolved.
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Independence Party
New York
Hearst
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hughes
Judge Parker
Independence Party Platform Stands for Liberty and Prosperity
The Independence party advocates individual liberty and business prosperity against governmental interference, presenting a platform centered on reducing state control and promoting free enterprise as key priorities.
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Independence Party
Esopus
Governor Hughes Campaigned in 47th District Amid Tight Odds
The governor’s Niagara Orleans trip boosted Republican hopes for the 47th Senate special election though factional splits, farm schedules, and district hostility threaten Wallace. Democratic money, leadership maneuvering, and public reception of Hughes highlight the high political stakes and issues of gambling and boss influence.
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Hughes
Senate
Niagara
Orleans
Wallace
Hugues
The Subway Bids and Brooklyn Finance Scandal
The Fourth Avenue subway bids reveal the city’s mismanagement and strain on finances. Officials claimed $28.09 million set aside for the project, yet two months later debt limits halted new contracts and left Brooklyn with far less available.
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Fourth Avenue
Qaest
Brooklyn
Sigamogoo
Tlis
Metz
Meigs
Brooklyn Subway
Raphi Transit Commission
Breeklvn
Manhattan
Board of Estimate
Brovkiva
Pensions and Thrilt At National Conference in Richmond
Addresses before the National Conference of Charities and Corrections condemn non contributory old age pensions as costly and risky for future budgets. The piece notes Asquith's proposal for 65 a year for those over 70 with income under 120,000, and questions funding, future age limits, and the political tradeoffs amid Liberal and labor pressures. It discusses the non contributory flaw and the vast number of affected Britons while considering fiscal consequences.
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National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Richmond Es
Westminster
Mr. Asquit
Liberal Party
Asquith
United Kingdom
Huddersfield
Trade Union Congress
Conference of Charities and Corrections
German style pension contributions urged for current beneficiaries
A speaker argues that those aged to receive pensions should contribute to the fund now. He warns Britain’s scheme avoids contributions, burdening the Treasury and potentially discouraging thrift or encouraging improvidence, as noted at the conference.
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Germany
A New Use for Union Labels
An essay on the United Mine Workers and the idea of labeling cuss words as union words. It envisions a catalogue of acceptable epithets and argues for elevating vocabulary in labor discourse to reflect standards of respectful, effective communication.
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United Mine Workers
Indiana
Jeff Davis
District Arbitration Board
National Organization
New York World Celebrates Jubilee in Enlarged Building
The New York World marked an anniversary with a special two hundred page jubilee issue. Spontaneous voices and written messages from influential figures worldwide praised its significant role in journalism and its earned respect.
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New York World
Market gains amid cautious optimism on revival hopes
Money and business pages report new high yearly prices with active stock exchange turnover around 9.5 million shares and a 19 percent price decline from May 1997. Bonds attract buyers, money remains cheap, and commercial paper sells at 2 1 2 percent. Weather and lingering strikes curb trade while April permits boost building activity and unemployment slowly declines.
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Stock Exchange
New York
Treasury
St. Louis Prosperity Association
Economic woes and social unrest loom in the nation
Widespread speculation on commodities presses forward as wool and cotton prices falter and steel and pig iron shut down. Wheat rises on improved crop data while civil war fears spread north of the Ohio, prompting militia callouts in Ohio and Indiana. Arbor Day passes amid tree damage from trolley wires, and local governance debates surface over a new Borough President’s frugal program.
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London
Utah
Nevada
Rsa
Europe
The Talk of the Pay and Public Health Efforts
Baltimore health authorities renew an anti mosquito drive using public funds while proposing to hold property owners responsible for breeding spots on their lands and to compel drainage and oiling. The plan aims for notable results on a smaller appropriation despite last year’s size.
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Baltimore
A. H. Dety
Staten Island
Health Department
Daisy to seek Antarctic fossils and life specimens
The brig Daisy under Captain Benjamin D. Cleveland sails from New Bedford toward Desolation Island to collect Antarctic life and fossil specimens for museums. Scientists from the American Museum of Natural History, Brooklyn Institute, and Yale Peabody seek new bird, fish, and animal remains, with preserved samples and potential fossil discoveries promising fresh research.
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New Pedford
Mass
Desolation Island
Kerguelen Island
Daisy
Benjamin D. Cleveland
Cleveland
Antarctic
Reading
Bumpus
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Lucas
Brooklyn Institute
Professor Lull
Peabody Museum
Yale
Captain Cleveland
Men of the
Memorial Service for Dr Charles Still at Brick Presbyterian
A memorial service for Rev Dr Charles Cuthbert Still late president of Union Theological Seminary was held yesterday afternoon at Brick Presbyterian Church. Directors faculty and many students and alumni attended. Clergymen included Rev Dr Charith Parkhurst Rev Dr George William Knox Rev Dr William R Richards Rev Dr Thomas S Hastings Rev Dr Marvin R Vincent and Rev Henry M Sanders. President Nicholas Murray Kurler of Columbia addressed the students on behalf of the university. Parkhurst spoke on the seminary board of directors and Robert Geden spoke for the directors.
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Charles Cuthbert Still
Union Theological Seminary
Brick Presbyterian Church
Chari Th
Marvin RR. Vincent Amd
Ter
Henry M. Sanders
Nicholas Murray Kurler
Olan Bia
University
Parkhurst
Robert Geden
Tribute to Augustus Ledyard Yale to erect flagstaff
New Haven May 10 Special Members of Yale class of ’98 will erect a flagstaff near Woodbridge Hall to honor Augustus Ledyard a prominent Yale man who died in the Philippines. The 70 foot Crescen pine shaft will rise from steps to a solid base with a large bronze herder supporting the flag. Ledyard son of Henri Ledyard of Detroit a Yale Battery veteran born 187? he served as a second lieutenant in the Philippines. His sister married the German ambassador’s son and survived the siege of Peking once escaping death.
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Speciai
Yale
Woodbridge Hall
Augustus
Ledyard
Philippines
Henri Ledyvard
Detroit
Yale Battery
Mr. Ledyard
Karon von Whetteler
Teerman
Rexers
Peking
Social Notes From Newport Evening Dinner Guests Arrive
Newport notes list Colonel and Mrs Janecey Astor Kane hosting dinner. Mr and Mrs William Roelker and family expected for the season. J Laurens Van Alen to arrive Friday. James J Van Alen due at Wakehurst early next month. Robert Howe, after a brief stay, has returned to New York.
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the Tribune
Newport
Coelonel
Janecey Astor Kane
William ©. Roelker
J. Laurens van Alen
James J. van Alen
Wakehurst
Robert Howe
New York
Fairbanks Speaks at Dedication of Polish Parish School
Chicago May 10 Vice President Charles W Fairbanks delivered the principal address at the dedication of St Stanislaus Polish Roman Catholic parochial school building. The new facility is described as the largest of its kind in the United States with about 4500 pupils and a staff exceeding 100 teachers.
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Chicago
Charles W. Fairbanks
St. Stanislaus’s
Bilding
United States
Cleveland Improves After Restful Day in Lakewood
Grover Cleveland remains in improving condition after a quiet day at the Lakewood Hotel. Reports say he had a comfortable twenty four hours as friends sent flowers to the Cleveland apartments. Mrs Cleveland visited twice, attending church services and taking a short walk.
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Hughes and a Second Term in Albany Session
The Brooklyn Eagle notes an extra legislative session at Albany to consider Governor Hughes recommendations focused on anti gambling reforms and other governor initiatives. It doubts the legislature will be kinder and suggests a campaign decision could follow, with Hughes possibly seeking a second term despite party leaders objections.
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Dombestic
Albany
Andrew Carnegie
Mrs. Sage
Rossevelt
Washington
Sperry
Atlantic
San Francisco
Merrimac
Massachusetts
Congress
Amvrican
International Bureau of American Republics
Adolph Meyer
Louisiana
House of Representatives
California
Roosevel
Mughes
Methodist General Conference
Battimers
UTV
Brooklyn
Hughes
Rockefeller, Jr
Hospital
Brooklyn Eagle
The Strongest Candidate for Governor Hughes
The New York Times notes no other New York public figure matches Governor Hughes in strength. His record as executive would aid him, and on the gambling issue he is seen as stronger than any rival. The people support him despite foes. Some policies remain unsettled as he contemplates serving again.
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New York
Hughes
Health Chief Says No Need for Strict Cuba Quarantine
Dr A H Doty port health officer returning from Cuba argues against broad passenger detention from Havana. He cites minimal yellow fever risk north of Washington and favors targeted measures for travelers to Southern ports while praising Cuba’s sanitary work. He notes immunes, Cuban certificates for travel, and a strong army medical effort under Major Kean.
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A. H. Doty
Cuba
Army of Occupation
Havana
United States
Washington
Dr. Doty
New York
Ohio
Hoffman Island
Doty
Seutl
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Cubaia
Tr Ammesse
Br. Doty
Major Kean
Kean
Java
Henry St. Denys
Eno
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