Theatres of New York See Dull Outlook Next Season
A Times correspondent reports three first class theatres Lyceum Garrick and Hoyts close tonight. The three plays will tour next season. Vaudeville combines cut salaries by 20 percent while holding long engagements. Klaw and Erlanger expand west with big road shows and circus tactics. Actors fear lower terms as The Syndicate enforces reduced percentages. Shifts to Europe and summer travel among managers and performers continue amid a skeptical outlook for lesser attractions.
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Lyceum
Mr. Bugle
Garrick
Hoyt’s
Mexico
Combine
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
John D. Hopkins
Klaw
Erlanger
Marc Klaw
Louisville
Cleveland
Nominations Advance For Consuls and Army Ranks
The President sent Senate nominations including Consuls to Mexico Nice and Prague and Vienna, and promotions in the Cavalry and Artillery. Andrew D. Barlow named Consul General to Mexico, noted as a capable young executive with Southwest ties.
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Washington
Senate
Andrew D. Barlow
Missouri
City of
Mexico
Harold S. Vanburen
New Jersey
Nice
France
Carl Bailey Hurst
District of Columbia
Prague
Vienna
Henry H. Morga
Louisiana
Horgen
Switzerland
William M. Ganada
Indiana
Vera Cruz
Louis A. Pradt
Wisconsin
H. B. Noyes
Second Cavalry
Guy V. Henry
Tiles Cavalry
John I. Rogers
Avery
Adna R. Chaffee
Ninth Cavalry
Michael Cooney
Pict Cavalry
William L. Haskin
Firstrtillery
William ©. Forbush
Fifth Cavalry
J. A. Augur
James M. Ingalls
H. J. Goldman
A. ©. Macomb
C. L. Best
First Artillery
H. Liggett
Fifth Infantry
L. J. Flemington
Tenth Cavalry
J. J. Hornbrook
Ed F. McGlachlin, Jr
Fifth Artillery
C. ©. Clarke
F. L. Munson
8. D. Barlow
Iron Mountain Railroad
Southwest
Barlow
St. Louis
Bullet proof cloth tested at Chicago College of Dental Surgery
The bullet proof cloth by Casimir Zoglen was tested on a female dummy at three to fifteen paces. A 44 calibre pistol failed to pierce the armor after thirty shots and a 38 calibre pistol could not puncture the cloth. Two ribs on the right side fractured by impact. No other injuries except bruising where bullets struck.
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Leonhard ©. Borland
Nashville Troops to Escort President on Arrival
Nashville citizens request presidential escort. four infantry companies from Fort Thomas with regimental band will march to Nashville. Acting Secretary Meikelsohn approves. troops under Major C. W. Miner arrive before thePresident for up to two months at the Exposition. Expenses borne by Nashville.
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Washington
Citizens’ Committee of
Nashville
United States
Meikelsohn
Fort Thomas
Louisville
C. W. Miner
Sixth Infantry
Chicago Traction Company formed to pool street lines
In June Curiaco reports that Chicago cable lines will consolidate under Chicago Traction Company, led by J Pierpont Morgan Co T Yerkes William L Elking and P A B Widener. A formal announcement awaits City Railway Company response as Morgan and Yerkes negotiate. The Allen bill allows pooling of city street railways, enabling the merger.
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Curiaco
City Railway Company
Chicago Cable
Chicago Traction Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Co. T. Yerkes
William L. Elking
P. A. B. Widener
Morgan
Yerkes
Allen
May call an extra session denied in Springfield
The apportionment bill from the Republican machine was abandoned in the Legislature with no attempt to pass it The governor said he has no current plan to call an extra session but failure to pass revenue bills and apportionment may lead to such action In New York Dr M Schiller fiancé of Mlle Yvette Guilbert sailed to Europe for their July Paris wedding plans
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Broadway
Europe
England
T. Henry French
John Slocomb
al Canby
T. Harry
T. H
Ditto
Slocomb
Springfield
Tanner
Yvette
New York
Dr. M. Schiller
Mlle
Yvette Guilbert
Lucania
Dr. Schiller
Chanteuse
Paris
New York Editor Sanders Bruce Paralyzed in Lexington
Sanders D. Bruce of New York ex-Confederate leader and editor of the American Speed Book was paralyzed in Lexington Kentucky today and his condition is listed as critical.
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LexincTon, Ky
Sanders D. Bruce
New York
Consul General Collins Sails on Campania to New York
Patrick A. Collins the retiring United States Consul General at London travels aboard the Cunard Line steamship Campania sailing from this port for New York today.
Civil Service Hearings Probe Indian School System
Senate civil service hearings resume as Captain Pratt criticizes the system in Indian service while W N Hallman defends it citing stability. Other witnesses discuss patronage, political influence, and union positions amid claims of discrimination and numerous appointments under Secretary Smith.
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Senate Committee On Civil Service
Pratt
Carlisle Indian School
Indian Service
W. N. Hallman
Indian School Service
Civil Service
Carlisle
Salem
Ore
Hailman
Gositene
Civil Service Commission
Pritchard
Shelby Smith
Government Printing Office
Proctor
eRcantator Union
Civil Service System
National Union
Chicago
Denver
Washington
Colorado Springs
Thomas H. Ingraham
W. W. White
Treasury Department
Palace Steamer Republic Announces Cape May Trips
The Palace steamer Republic resumes weekly trips to Cape May starting Wednesday June 23. Fare reduced to 75 cents boosting group benefit outings. To book for opening week there are special dramatic and minstrel features with daily departures from Race Street wharf at 7:30 A.M. Contact W. F. Russell, general manager, at 420 Walnut Street.
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Palace Steamer Republic
Cape May
Republic
the Republic
W. F. Russell
Walnut Street
Race Street Wharf
Front Wall Collapses at Boston Variety Store
A portion of the front wall on Market Space between Seventh and Eighth streets collapsed this afternoon in Washington. James Hamilton, a white man, was injured when trapped by falling bricks and scaffolding. The store owner is Emmona Smith. damage to the building was slight and no serious injuries occurred.
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Washington
Boston
Seventh
James Hamilton
Emmona Smith
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