Vaudeville and Opera Show Teasers at Multiple Venues
A listing of acts across venues including Lord Dundreary Cavalieria Rusticana and Pagliacci The Dancer and the King The World in Wax The Witching Hour The Girl Behind the Counter Battle of Port Arthur and The Merry Widow at Amsterdam and York theaters showing diverse entertainment options for the evening.
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Lord Dundreary
Papa Lebonnard
Herald Square
Port Arthur
Ciraeus
Owaip
Nickerbocker
Wolta Garden
Trevatore
Amsterdam
York
Newark Daily Tribune Publisher Information
Newark Daily Tribune, owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. The Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York, is listed as the principal office with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Association
New York
Congress and foreign affairs fill morning session
Senate discussed the Brownsville bill as the appropriation bill moved to conference. House passed the general deficiency bill. Hong Kong reports say Yun Nan rebels defeated government troops and urged aid to Peking. Various European and domestic political notes follow, including Taft's Washington arrival and stock market strengths.
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Congress
Senate
Bulkeley
Brownsville
House
Hong Kong
Peking
Stelypin
Douma
Prince von Biilow
William
Frankfort
Paris
Prince Hélie
Mme
Anna Gould
Puerto Cabello
Caracas
la Guayra
Logue
Quebec
Bégin
Churchill
Board of
Trace
House of Commons
Armour & Co
Debs Heads Socialist Ticket Renominates 1904 Nominee
The Socialist party renews Eugene V. Debs as presidential candidate with Benjamin Hanford as running mate. Debs seeks a third consecutive bid, tracing roots to the American Railway Union and the German American Social Democratic tradition. Minor parties fuse against private monopolies in politics.
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Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
Benjamin Hanford
Bryan
Denver
Debs
Watson
Tet
American Railway Union
Social Democratic Party
New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Bebel
Chicago
Milwaukee
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Colorads
Social Democratic
Prohibitionists
Socialiste
Socialist Laborites
Socialists Gain Votes Amid Democratic Preference Shift
The 1904 election results show a surge for socialist candidates with Debs or Watson drawing radical Democrats away from Parker. Democratic turnout fell from 6.36 million in 1900 to 5.08 million in 1904 due to southern suffrage limits. Outcomes at Denver and Bryan could determine long term Socialist strength and party stability.
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Cialist
Democratic Party
Debs
Watson
Parker
Judge Parker
Denver
Bryan
Johnson
Socialist Party
Bosses risk control of Senate with anti Hughes GOP fight
A Tribune letter argues Republicans risk losing the State Senate if eight anti gambling senators are renominated. It cites church opposition and moral sentiment as decisive forces against those who opposed Governor Hughes and the bookmakers. The piece pins blame on party bosses for pushing renomination to test public will and argues voters should seize control.
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Tribune
Hughes
Albany
R. Miller
Reform Bureau
The
Senate
Wemple
Cassidy and
Wilcox
William Barnes, Jr
Albany County
Grattan
Cassidy
Emerson
Paterson Sues East Jersey Water Company Over River Rights
Vice Chancellor Emery rules partly for Paterson and partly for the water company in a case testing riparian rights. Diverting river water for sale violates riparian ownership, warranting equitable relief, but Paterson loses on sewage dilution claims as the rights do not include an undiminished stream flow for dilution.
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Emery
New Jersey
Paterson
River rights ruling limits monopolies on water use
A Vice-Chancellor's decision rejects the idea that a single entity can monopolize river waters for profit or sewage disposal. It supports riparian owners against corporate diversion and against municipal monopolization for dilution. The ruling is expected to impact the water company involved and the municipality's disposal practices.
After coal what Dr Steinmetz predicts new power sources
Dr E W Parker analyzes coal reserves and future supply while stressing a shift to heat and power sources beyond coal. He cites anthracite at 4.47 billion tons and says hard coal may last 150 to 200 years, soft coal fairer, with efficiency gains from mining, gas engines, and smaller streams powering mills and towns.
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Steinmetz
E. W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Federal Census Bureau
Parker
Roosevelt
Ericsson
Australians Invite American Fleet To Circumnavigate Their Coast
The essay notes Australia’s strong welcome for the US Navy, envisioning visits to Sydney and Melbourne and extended entertaining. It cites strategic reasons like shifting Pacific power balances, white Australia sentiment, and the preference for an Anglo-Saxon fleet to assert influence in Pacific waters.
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Australia
Cape Otway
Cap York
Great Barrier Reef
Abrolhos
Sydney
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Victoria
New South Wales
America
Europe
Tuatnall
Pacific
Kaiser Wilhelm statue unveiled at Wiesbaden
A German statue of William of Orange was unveiled in Wiesbaden with sculptor Walter Schott preparing for a New York exhibition. The piece ties to the Emperor's interest in German sculpture and a broader cultural exchange.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Wiesbaden
William of Orange
Netherlands
Walter Schott
New York
Australian amity and naval power discussed in remarks
The article notes admiration for Australia and its leaders while stressing the value of the fleet visit as a lesson in sea power. It urges reassurance of Australian kinship and aims to inspire self reliance and national security through demonstrated naval strength.
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Germany
Commonwealth
Lindenthal’s Bridge Alarm Not Backed By Experts
The Brook ly n Eagle notes Mr Lindenthal did not push alarm about the Blackwell s Island Bridge. He later stated conservatively his view for a review and test by qualified engineers. Other items discuss Senate land protection for navigable streams, racetrack gambling limits, automobiling quirks, Japan Core a policy, and tariff inquiries.
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Lindenthal
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Manhattan Bridge
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Tribune
Blackwell's Island
Hughes Not to Be Ignored in Gubernatorial Fight
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes unresolved battle over Governor Hughes as a special election fills a vacancy with an anti gambling candidate, while a sick legislator delays renewal of a contest. If Hughes wins, renomination strengthens. if not, challengers will push the gambling issue before voters.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Reemer
Hughes
New York
Notable White House Visit Prompts Various Social Calls
The Tribune lists a wide assortment of guests and social figures visiting the President and White House, including Buffalo Bill Cody, Major John M Burke, ex Senator Stewart, and many lawmakers and officials. It notes plans for summer retreats and travels of prominent families to Southampton, Newport, Lenox, and other resorts.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Panama
Root
William F. Cody
John M. Burke
Stewart
Nevada
White House
Metcalf
Stephenson
Carter
Curtis
Beveridge
Garner
Diekema
Sparkman
Chapman
Lloyd
Langley
Moore
Llayden
Humphrey
Wilson
Kennedy
Cooper
Texas
Graff
Fassett
Beall
Maynard
C'connell
McLain
Hubbard
McCleary
S. B. M. Young
Diplomatic Corps Heads to Conferences and Conventions
Prince Prospero Colonna met President at the White House as the Italian ambassador accompanied him. The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand plan to attend the Republican convention in Chicago before sailing June 25 for France. Brazilian, Japanese ambassadors and Cuban minister join a Philadelphia peace conference dinner and Lake Mohonk arbitration events.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Prince Prospero Colonna
White House
Baron Mayor Des Planches
New York
Mme. Jusserand
Chicago
France
Bureau of American Republics
Cullom
Burton
Landis
Philadelphia
Lake Mohonk
Washington Society Dinners Highlight May Entertainment
In Washington the week features prominent dinners with guests such as Representative Alexander and Rev Dr Samuel Holmes. Secretary Garfield and Rev Donald Campbell MacLeod attend, along with Gen Wesley Merritt and Commander Wallace. The social calendar also notes plans for Newport and Bar Harbor summers and a betrothal of Lucretia Blow ne Bourgeois to Captain R Van Horn.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Alexander
New York
Samuel V. Holmes
Buffalo
Garfield
Holmes
Williams College
Donald Campbell MacLeod
Wesley Merritt
Wallace
Chevy Chase Club
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Newport
New York Society Runs Charter Coach to Fort Washington
Mrs Thomas Hastings chartered the public coach Magnet for its first run from the Holland House at 5 30 PM to Arrow Head Inn Fort Washington. It started at the Holland House and moved up Fifth Avenue through the park to Riverside Drive.
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Thomas Hastings
Holland House
Arrow Head Inn
Fort Washington
Fifth Avenue
Park
Riverside Drive
Staten Island land titles and state ownership debate
ARION Bayonne New Jersey May 15 1908 letters warn Staten Island land titles are unclear due to colonial and revolutionary era dispossessions and lack of surveys. author argues state ownership of vacant acres and urges swift settlement and sale for city tax benefit referencing Adirondack City Island and Rockaway precedents.
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The
Tribune
Manhattan
Staten Island
Richmond Borough
New York Harbor
Richmond County
Court of Appeals
Adirondack
City Island
Rockaway
ARION
Bayonne
N. J
Tribune urged inquiry into Blackwell's Island Bridge
A reader applauds The New York Tribune for advocating transparency on the Blackwell's Island Bridge issues and supports appointing a disinterested engineer commission. He urges the Board of Aldermen to name the panel and seek expert advice to uncover facts, calling the board’s integrity into question if it avoids investigation.
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The
Tribune
New York Tribune
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Lindenthal
United States
Board of Aldermen
New York
Max E. Schmidt
Ex Governor Hill Ships Abroad for Europe
Albany May 18 Ex Governor David B Hill has engaged passage on the steamship Baltic bound for Europe in June He will be abroad for an extended period leaving New York for the voyage confirmation and dates remain as stated in the dispatch.
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Albany
David B. Hill
Nagsage
Europe
Austrian Emperor Not Well Delays Audiences
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph is indisposed with audiences postponed but shows improvement. He plans to review a procession of eighty thousand Viennese school children in his honor on Thursday next.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Social Notes From Newport Arrivals For the Season
Newport social notes list Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt and party departing for Chester and New York to visit Mrs Vanderbilt's mother Mrs F French. Returns include Willing Spencer to Philadelphia and various New York Boston Philadelphia residents arriving for the season at Boothden Lazy Lawn cottages and Muenchinger King cottage.
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Newport
R. L
Alfred G. Vanderebilt
Samuel J Wage
Chester
New York
Vanderbilt
F. French
Europe
Willing Spencer
Philadelphia
Alwyn Ball
Tare
Boothden
Frederick Cunningham
Boston
Aml Mere
Hugh Auchincross
A. Dulles
Frances Arnold
Penn
Lazy Lawn
Clarence Pell
Chariotre Pe
Charles M. Oelrichs
Blans
Oceiriche
Robert Sedgwick
Muenchinger King Cottage
Priest J J Crowley Silver Jubilee in Williamsburg
The 3 day observance honors Rev James J Crowley rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Williamsburg. Mass at 11 o clock opens the jubilee with Rev Crowley as celebrant and Monsignor O Hara delivering the sermon. A civic celebration and addresses follow with Arch Bishop Connell expected. Thursday features a parish theatre piece by altar boys and a supper closes the events.
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James J Crowley
Church of the Immaculataonception
Williamsburg
Il O'Clork
Father Crowley
Father Lapene
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary of Pompei
Thomas P McLoughlin
New Rochelle
Railroad Club Opens Its Home In Cortlandt Building
The Railroad Club opened yesterday on the top floors of the Cortlandt Building in Church Street New York inviting two thousand men and several hundred women from finance and business. Officers include President Geary F D Underwood as vice president and W King as secretary treasurer with a limited resident membership near one hundred. Private dining rooms a large reading room and three roof gardens provide city river and New Jersey views. Notables such as August Belmont John D Chalmers Edward Lauterbach J W Harriman ville E Stone Henry W Taft and W R Wilcox attended the opening appointment filings and honors were extended to the club organizers and officers.
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New York
Railroad Club
Cortlandt
Hudson Terminal
Church Street
Fulton
Busines
Noom
EL Hilary
William G. McAdoo
House
Comemittee
Bay
Hudson
East
New Jersey
Orange Mountains
Dey Street
Geary
F. D. Underwood
Ant. W. King
Treacrer
Anthony & Brady
A. Coffin
R. W. de Forest
Pliny Fist
Clarence H. Kelsey
Cornelius V
August Belmont
John D. Chaemins
Edward Lauterbach
J. W. Harrimanville
E. Stone
Henry W. Taft
W. R. Wilco
Cleveland doctors report former president improving
Officials say Mrs Grover Cleveland stated the heart condition of the former president had improved to a notable extent. Dr Bryant and his assistant monitored his status and found no plan to move to Lakewood except sporadically for checks to ensure continued improvement.
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Grover Cleveland
Bryant
Cleveland
Lakewood
Judgment Against F. P. Keene in Kings County Case
A special tax claim against three prominent hunting set members was filed in Nasswuy clerk’s office this morning. The suit names Talbot J. Taylor James B. Taylor Foxhall P. Keene doing business as Talbot Taylor Co. and requests damages of 13 ½ percent.
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Mineola
Long Island
Nasswuy
Kings County Low
Bishop Van De Vyver to Stay as Richmond Bishop
The Right Rev. Van De Vyver will withdraw his resignation to Rome and continue in his role as Catholic bishop of the Richmond diocese, announced from Richmond Virginia on May 1.
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Richmond
van de Vyver
Rome
Richmond Diocess
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