Model of the New Public Library on Bryant Park Site
A detailed plaster model of the new Public Library building, now under construction on the old reservoir site at Bryant Park, was exhibited publicly for the first time yesterday. Carrere & Hastings architects have crafted the model over months and moved it to the Governor's Room in City Hall for inspection by the Mayor and the Board of Estimate and Apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Bryant Park
Carrere & Hastings
City Hall
Board of Estimate
Columbia University to Host Thirty Public Lectures in January
Columbia University announces a program of thirty public lectures on educational, scientific, and artistic topics across the city in January. Four lectures will be in French and two in German, with Day and Van Ingen presenting aboard at American and Metropolitan Museums respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
David T. Day
United States Geological Survey
American Museum of Natural History
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
W. B. van Ingen
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Porto Rican Salary Grab and Porto Rico Legislature
The Porto Rico Legislature adjourned for the holidays after eighteen days in session. The San Juan News editorial says the House of Delegates is not a success and civil government is disappointing. military rule similarities remain, though soldiers have departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Legislature Assembly of
House of Delegates
Model reveals layout and exterior of new Fifth Avenue library
A scale model shows the future library with a five foot pedestal and a £3500 estimate by builders. It outlines surrounding grounds, an esplanade with dwarf trees and urns, and a main entrance set back seventy five feet from Fifth Avenue, illustrating the planned appearance on completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Public Library Lectures and College Talks Announced
Free illustrated lectures begin at the New Public Library with Prof Charles Sprague Smith presenting The Stone Age in Brittany and related topics on Tuesday evenings. Columbia University speakers include Prof Adolph Cohn on Balzac and Michelet and Rev Gustav Gottheil on Die Poesie in der Presse des Lebens with Kadisch lecture plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittany
Charles Sprague Smith
Cooper
Carnac
Gradion the Great
Schermerhorn Hall
Columbia University
Balzac
George Sand
Alfred de Musset
Michelet
Gustav Gottheil
Columbia
Hanns M. von Kadisch
Modern Renaissance style library fronted by Bryant Park
Plans describe a single high rise library building of 890 by 270 feet with a basement under the main floor and a Bryant Park side upper floor lit by a skylight. A grand Fifth Avenue entrance features three arches and six Corinthian columns, with inscriptions and classical names displayed in a central pavilion. Additional entrances lead to delivery rooms and service stairs, while interior spaces include a large main reading room, artwork gallery, picture galleries, a stack room facing Bryant Park, and rooms for trustees and directors. Lectures by A V Williams Jackson on Indo Iranian studies are listed for January at Columbia, with Louis Dyer of Oxford scheduled for Crete excavations talks.
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New York Public Library
Lenox Foundation
Legtts- Fea
State of
New York
Stu
Aristotle
Virgil
Sallust
Horace
Aristides
Soc Fates
Homer
Lucian
Herod
Forty-second Street
Fortieth Street
Min
Bryant Park
Die Zoologisch Frage Nordamerikas
Department of
A.V. Williams
Jackson
Iran
Zoroaster
Louis Dyer
Oxford’ University
Columbia University
Cnossus
Crete
Saengerbund Presents Silver Bound Gift to Emperor
The North eastern Saengerbund completed a gift for Emperor William in honor of his prize for a U S musical contest. The leather bound book weighs twenty five pounds and cost over 1200 dollars. It features crossed enamel flags, resolutions praising the Emperor, the winning song, and a facsimile of the prize.
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Saengerbund
Philadelphia
William
Germany
Cartoon hits hard at von Buelow in Berlin
The Lustige Blaetter prints a cartoon showing Count von Buelow peering into a looking glass and asking who is the Chancellor in the land. The glass reflects Emperor William's face in a satirical scene dated December 20 from Berlin.
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von Buelow
Berlin
Lustige Blaetter
Count von Builow
Emperor William
Frau Wagner's Daughter Weds Beidler in Baireuth
Fraulein Isolde von Buelow daughter of Cosima Wagner married Hans von Buelow in a union now noted as Frau Cosima Wagner's lineage. The ceremony took place at Baireuth this week with Herr Beidler serving as conductor.
Grand Duke of Oldenburg to Travel Abroad for Health
Berlin reports December twenty ninth that Grand Duke Frederick Augustus of Oldenburg, weakened by heart trouble from overwork, will undertake a lengthy journey abroad after consulting physicians. The trip aims to restore health and strength.
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Grand Duke of Oldenburg
Berlin
Grand Duke of
Oldenburg
Frederick August
Anglo American reviews mark year in 1899 weeklies
London editorials survey America’s role in England’s history as the century turns. Sir Edwin Arnold offers a sonnet praising Columbia while England cautions and others mock Anglo American friendship. A July 1898 Westminster piece condemns close ties amid Venezuela, San Juan, Alabama, and Bering disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
England
Edwin Arnold
Columbia
Benison
Shakespeare
Cunninghame-Graham
Westminster Gazette
Saturday Review
Depew
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Venezuela
San Juan
Alabama
Senate
Ammple
Sweden backs regular steamship lines to the United States
The Swedish commission for foreign trade promotion proposes establishing regular steamship lines to the United States and South America amid rising imports. It notes Sweden currently receives American goods mainly via London, Hamburg, and Antwerp, and urges bounties for two U.S. and South American routes and even bounties to Russia.
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Stockholm
Commission For
Sweden
United States
South America
London
Hamburg
Antwerp
Russia
Prince Henry to Study Statecraft in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports an imperial order dated December 18 requiring Prince Henry of Prussia to repair to Berlin by January 1 and to stay in the capital for some time to gain intimate knowledge of state affairs. He is to maintain close contact with the Foreign Office and begins duties at the Foreign Office starting January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Henry of
Prussia
William
Hen Ure
Foreign Office
Prince Henry Willee
Insular Police Bill Sparks House Sessions and Salaries Debate
Debates over a bill to reorganize the Insular Police escalate with talks of raising annual salaries for native councilors to 4 000 while the police force budget swells toward 450 000. House sessions after adjournment were deemed illegal as Maneuvers shift between votes and reconsiderations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Techter
Allen
Executive Council
Cornwell
Egazcue
Morales
Porto Rican leader Munoz Rivera acquitted in high profile trial
Luiz Munoz Rivera head of the Federal Party and eight associates were acquitted after a Sept 14 clash when his house was mobbed. The trial drew crowding and heightened tensions across the island with celebrations following the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luiz Munoz Rivera
San Juan
San Juan DE Porto Rico
Federal Party
Munoz
Republican
Judge Ramos Faces Backlash In Munoz Case
The president Judge Ramos, long hostile to Munoz, presided despite counsel protests. Munoz stood trial alone on a joint charge with eight companions, eighty three witnesses were examined, and the evidence pointed to Munoz as the sole guilty party. If acquitted, public tension was feared due to perceived court prejudice and possible trouble.
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Ramos
Munoz
Treaty Shore Negotiations Seem to Progress in Paris
Paris reports that Anglo-French talks on Newfoundland's French shore may reach a satisfactory conclusion. Temps notes France must defend its rights while urging a mutual understanding. The piece hopes Newfoundland becomes a basis for cordial Franco English accord instead of contention.
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Paris
Temps
Newfoundland
France
England
Russian Meats Ban Sparks Trade Dispute With Germany
U S Consul in Brunswick reports a new phase of the meat dispute as Russia bans German meat exports affecting Brunswick sausage industry. The Brunswick Chamber seeks U S Interior involvement to uphold the commercial treaty and prevent German imports to Russia being barred. Berlin papers attack German policies, while accusing the Russian press of agitprop against Germany in the Boer issue.
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Washington
United States
Albert
Brunswick
Germany
State Department
Russia
Chamber of Commerce
Department of the Interior
Berlin
Ec Ene
Cologne
de Beers
United States Invited to Berlin Fire Apparatus Exhibit
Washington reports that the United States has been invited by the German Ambassador to participate in an international exhibition in Berlin in June and July to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Berlin Fire Brigade. The program aims to showcase fire protection and extinguishing apparatus and connect international brigades, manufacturers, and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Berlin
German Shipyards Output Surges in 1900
Berlin December 29 German private shipyards in 1900 completed about 250000 tons of vessels, triple the 1896 output and slightly above 1899. British yards built 100000 tons for German account while German yards built 113000 tons for foreign account. In total 700 ships, over 730000 tons, are under construction for German accounts in private and foreign yards, with 48 warships in German private yards.
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Berlin
Dominican Ministry Formed in Santo Domingo Government
The President appointed ministers for interior, foreign affairs, war, finance, agriculture and posts. The National Bank bankruptcy was confirmed with proceedings ongoing. The director surrendered bank keys to the US Consul. British residents also deposited notes with their Consul. Bank staff hired counsel against the tribunal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Sefior Hernandez
Sefor Henriquez
Sefior Cvello
Sefior Brache
Sefior Despradel
Ministef
Sefior Joubert
National Bank
United States
ENGLISH MILLHAND'S RISE TO OXFORD FELLOWSHIP
Joseph Owen, once a millhand at Oldham, rose through University Extension lectures to win Brackenburg History Scholarship and earn a First Class degree. Despite his wife’s death, he became an Extension Lecturer and this week Pembroke College elected him to a prestigious Oxford Fellowship.
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London
Joseph Owen
Oxford
Owen
Oldham
Brackenburg
Mr. Owen
Pembroke College
Oxonians
Woman Sued for Wolfe Money in Supreme Court
George H. Church as assignee of the executors of the late Joel B. Wolfe has filed a suit in the Supreme Court against Nevia May Van Der Sandt to recover 12035 dollars Wolfe sent her before his death last June. She resides in Germany and service will be by publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel B. Wolfe
George H. Church
Supreme Court
Nevia May W. van der Sandt
Wolfe
Germany
Wedded at Tuxedo in a Society Wedding
Miss Zelia Krumbhaar Preston wed Charles Frederick Hoffman at St Marys Church Tuxedo in a ceremony led by Bishop Potter The event drew a large invited guest list of New York society notables and ended with a wedding breakfast at the Winter clubhouse before a private train trip south
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Tuxedo
N. Y
Zelia Krumbhaar Preston
Charles Frederick Hoffman
St. Mary's Church
Potter
George Grenville Merrill
Eugene Hoffman
Theological Seminary of
New York
de Laney Townsend
All Angels’ Church
George R. Preston, Jr
Alice Preston
W. M. W. Hoffman
Misses Rodewald
Gouverneur Hoffman
Stoddard Hoffman
William N. Rodewald
Francis KE. Ward
H. Evelyn Pierrepont, Jr
W. M. Dongan de Peyster
Creighton Peet, Jr
Louis Butler Preston
Frances Woodford Weds John Palmer Bankson in Winstead
Miss Frances Woodford daughter of John Woodford a retired Waterbury merchant married John Palmer Bankson a Philadelphia banker at her parents home in Winsted Conn The Rev Dr Anderson of Waterbury officiated The bridal party included Miss Louise Brown Miss Harriet Johnson Miss Ethel Bankson Lloyd Bankson best man with ushers Harry Balderston Percy Ash William and Kemble McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
Frances Woodford
John Woodford
John Palmer Bankson
Philadelphia
Dr. Anderson
Waterbury
Louise Brown
New York
Harriett Johnson
Cleveland
Ethel Bankson
Lloyd Bankson
Harry Balderston
Boston
Percy Ash
Washington
William and Kemble McCall
Funeral for Henry W. Sherrill Held in Flatbush Estate Stronghold
Henry W. Sherrill died at 69 Lenox Road Brooklyn born Ripon Wisconsin 1853 son of Rev Franklin G Sherrill Congregational minister He lived in Flatbush since 1887 active in real estate with offices on Willoughby Street and Flatbush Survived by wife and two sons Funeral planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Henry W. Sherrill
Lenox Road
Brooklyn
Ripon
Wis
Franklin G. Sherrill
Congregational Church
Williston Seminary
Sherrill
Flatbush
Willoughby Street
Lefferts
St. Paul's Church
Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange
Midwood, Montauk, Knickerbocker
Civitas Clubs
Flatbush Trust Company
Roosevelt to appoint Loeb as secretary before vice presidency
Gov Roosevelt, leaving Oyster Bay for Albany with Attorney General Davies, announced his plan to appoint William Loeb Jr. his secretary before assuming the office of Vice President.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
L. I
Albany
Davies
William Loeb, Jr
Glasgow Opens Inebriates Home For Drunkards
Glasgow has acquired an old mansion in Ayrshire for 7000 pounds to house an inebriates home. The facility will send patrons for terms from three months to two years and aim to cure by requiring farm work.
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Glasgow
London
Ayrshire
British Manufacturers Call for Shared American Supremacy
The Manufacturers' Record urges British metallurgical leaders to join American production, arguing giant firms must share in U S dominance as capital flows cross borders. It says it matters little whether production comes from England or American states and calls for welcoming British capital into the U S market forming a kinship between nations.
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London
America
England
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Great Britain
Puccini La Bohème and Romeo and Juliet At The Met
The Met Opera House hosted two performances yesterday. La Bohème impressed with vibrant orchestral color and Cremonini’s solid debut as the painter, while Mme. Elba’s pearly tone delighted. Romeo and Juliet featured Suzanne Adams in her season debut with a restrained but warm performance from Saleza and a capable Plancon.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Puccini
Cremonini
Metropolitan
Messrs
Campanari
Journet
Gilibert
Marcinelli
Suzanne Adams
Miss Adams
Capulet
M. Journet
Mr. Flon
Damrosch Concert Adapts Christmas Music at Carnegie Hall
Frank Damrosch presented a holiday season program at Carnegie Hall featuring Liszt, Cornelius, Handel and German Christmas songs arranged as a miniature Christmas festival. The concert included Mrs. Hisserh de Moss soprano and Léland Langley baritone with a chorus and orchestra, drawing a large, receptive audience. His introductory remarks were praised for clarifying the music for a mixed audience.
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Frank Damrosch
Carnegie Hall
Liszt
Christus
Cornelius
Damrosch
Miss Nethersole Stages Magda in Own Adaptation
Miss Olga Nethersole appeared at the National Theatre Washington in her three act two scene adaptation of Sudermann's Magda. The fashionable crowd filled the theatre as she drew praise for her highly emotional production and was widely applauded.
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National Theatre
Washington
Olga Nethersole
National Theatre Tonight
Sudermann
Magda
Carl Schultz Mineral Waters Ad Promotes Purity Taste
Business notices announce Carl H. Schultz Mineral Waters with absolute purity and correct composition. Address given at 43 444 1st Ave New York. Ardenter Mustard for table and medicinal use offered by W. G. Dean & Son, New York. sample available by sending stamp.
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Carl H. Schultz
N.Y
Ardenter
W. G. Dean & Son
New York
Married Hoffman Preston at St Marys in Tu xe
In a Dec 29 ceremony at St Marys in Tulxe the Rt Rev Henry Potter and clergy joined Zelia Krumbhaar, daughter of Mrs. George Rutledge, to Charles Frederick Hoffman of New York City in a Rite of marriage officiated by Bishop Potter and others.
Obituary notices from Morristown and New York area
Deaths and funeral notices for Sarah Cooke Binney Mary Elizabeth Card Gerald Day Alice Yates Grant Daniel Addison Heald Erastus I Marcy Albertina Shelton Pyne Maud Raith Rosenfeld Catherine Harsen Hazel Elizabeth Thomson Hugo Wesendonck John R Willis Claire Lefranc and other locals with interments and service details across Englewood Morristown and Manhattan in late December 1900 and early January 1901 with address and service specifics noted.
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Stephen Card
San Francisco
Cal
West 44Th St
Ely
Gerald Day
Albert H. and
Maude Marchant Ely
West 56Th St
Grant
Alice Yates Grant
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Av
Tenth St
Heald
West Orange
N. J
Daniel Addison Heald
Llewellyn Park
Barclay and Christopher Sts
Spectalcar
Orange Station
Marcy
Erastus I. Marcy
St. Francis Xavier Church
West 16Th St
6Th Av
Pyne
Albertina Shelton
Percy Rivington Pyne
East 86Th St
Rosenfeld
Maud Raith
Bertie Rosenfeld
Hoffman Hall
Skaats
Murray Hill Hotel
Catherine Harsen
Schuyler Skaats
Abraham A. Prail
St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Av Gne
44Th St
Thomson
Hazel Elizabeth
John
Alice Thomson
Wesendonck
West One St
Hugo Wesendonck
Liederkranz
East 68Th St
Greenwood
Philadelphia
Willis
John R. Willis
Wright
West 97Th St
New York City
Claire Lefranc
Henry John Wright
New Orleans
A Kensico Cemetery Private Station Hariem Railroad
Private station Hariem Railroad lies 3 minutes from Grand Central Depot with an office at 16 BE 42 Sa. The brief notice notes proximity to Kensico Cemetery and convenient transit access for visitors or events at the burial grounds.
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Kensico Cemetery
Hariem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Cypress Hills Cemetery Access by Brooklyn Ferries
From Brooklyn ferries by electric or elevated railroad. New York office, 1 Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Brooklyn
New York
Madison Avenue
Salesman Vandervort's Sudden Death at City Home
The body of John Vandervort aged sixty five was found yesterday in Jersey City after he collapsed in a room at 217 West Fortieth Street. He had come to visit a ill brother in this city and died of heart disease. Vandervort leaves a wife and three adult sons.
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Vandervort
Allen Darnell
West Fortieth Street
Poscaecep
John Vandervort
Mercer Street
Jersey
Aig
Vandervoort
Jersey City
Obituary Notes From A City News Page
Obituary notes list several deaths including John C. Downey a Newark jewelry dealer who died after pneumonia, Lucius B. Womper II state agriculture commissioner and lawyer who passed in Chattahoochee, Florida, Michael J. O'Mara Jersey City politician who died in Brooklyn, Catherine Harsen Skatts widow of Schuyler Skatts, Victor A. Putnam a Mohawk Valley pioneer descendant who died at seventy eight, Jonyx R. Wits of New York City who died of paralysis, J. D. W. Canfield prominent Northern Ohio figure who died in Chardon at seventy two, and Dr R V K Montmrer superintendent of Newbury schools who died yesterday after a career in education and military service.
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John C. Downey
Newark
N. J
Lucius B.wompwer II
Chattahoochee
Fla
Michael J. O'Mara
Jersey City
Victor A. Putman
Mohawk Valley
Glen
Montgomery County
Mr. Putnam
Johannes Putman
Schenectady
J. D. W. Canfield
Ohio
Chardon
Common Pleas
Jonyx R. Wits
East Twenty-ninth Street
Willis
Corilandt Street
One Hundred and Twenty-fourth
New York Volunteer Infantry
Deaths Listed in Manhattan and Brooklyn Obituaries
A dec 29 list records numerous deaths across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Names with ages and addresses include Carl Arnold, Neltie Abrams, Lilly Bennett, Mary Brady, Rosina Bolter, Frederick Busing, Annie Bogne, Elizabeth Bremman, Margaret Rohan, Edward Crossen, John Curry, and many more, with hospitals and streets noted for residence. The roster shows wide geographic spread from East 42nd Street to Bowery and multiple wards, reflecting a broad urban mortality roll.
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Ian Duce
Arnold
Carl B
Abrams
Neltie
Bennett
Lilly
Brady
Mary A
40Th St
Bolter
Rosina
Clark
Christopher
Babies’ Hospital
Carney
George H
Chlay
Joseph
Coffin
Lizzie
Maria M
Bonner
John
Bowery
F Barrett
Margaret
Corcoran
Madeline
Rose Ae
Card
Mary
Cleary
South St
Coleshaw
Samuel
Cullen
Edward L
Crohan
Michael
Kielly
James
Lynde
Rose
Carmine
Livoto
Vincenzo
Chrystie
William
And
Hmann
Alice
E. Houston
Leach
Thomas
E. 15Th St
Menona
Raphalie
W. 19Th St
Melady
Annie
Mohr
Elizabeth
Prince St
Moesch
Marie
E. 116Th St
Moriarty
Cherry Ie
Millner
Mitchell
E. P
Tith St
McKeever. James
E. Bist St
Panziovini
Petere
Francis X
Polatcher
Henry B
7Th St
Quillan
Patrick
McLaughlin
Eae
Rechford
Doris
Bridget
Elmer
Rivinino P
Orchard St
Gehnrich
Herman J
Goldberger
Moritz
Hoey
Ee Rine
Halpin
Jane
W. 16Th St
Herr
William F
Ler. Guy
Matt
Levy
Aatoe
Fe Matt
Stu
Landesman
Sandel
Saar
Jacob
Park Row
Vincent's Ae
Maipfi
Pietro
McCabe
Nelson
Igent
St. Nfeld
Hoffman House
Hudson Prefect
Ratcliffe
Eliza
F. Tith St
Regan
Kate
Carmine Stee i
Rieger
Abraham
Sampson
Frederick P
Schluter
Fred
BiTi
Wst
Stanbury
M. C
Waverley
Scott
FE. A
Greenwich AV
James B
Savage
Richard
Greenwich St
Schwarer
Emma
Sheery. Helen
Solomich
Beile
Orchan
Thes
Cecelia
Tobin, Richard
West St
Walsh. E
Wright, Co. le F
Walsh. Patrick
WOOD
Sarah
Webber. Ag
Young
Vorick St
Louis
Lucy
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Columbia Lectures
Congress
Peria Aria
House
New Public Library
Mr. Cunninghame- Graham
Prince Henry
Free
Dominican Ministry
Pembroke College, Oxford
Charles F. Hoffman
The
New York Times
W. Ad
Hoft
Man
J. van. Vechten Olcott
Theodore
George x Rives
Bruce
Price
Exid
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Price Collier
H. Casimir de Rham
George Griswold
Henry W. Munroe
Larbey
Benjamin F. Tracy
Arthur M. Jones
Louise Taylor
Re Trask
Frederick A. Snow
Ellis Jones
George Gordon King
Addison, Cammack
Charles L. Hyde
Edward C. Rushmore
John Vanderpoel
Charles Arnold
Fernando Yznaga
James T. Woodward
Philip Allen
John Martin
Mirs
John Wolfe
Henry Wa. Poor
Lionel Guest
Aea Schuyler N. Wa
Miss Waed "McAllister
T. Suffern
P. Lorillard Ronalds, Jr
Stuart A. Coats
C. Harrison
George Burns
Hull
Comte de Montesquiou Pezensac
Mitzhugh Townsend
George Henry Warren
Walter 5S. Kemeys
Richard Mortimer
George Dodge
Brockholst Cutting
J. Hooker Hamersiley
H. C. Havemeyer, Jr
H. C. ~Potter
William Kent
Cecil Baring
William R. Garrison
James Brown Lord
J. Frederic Tam Frederick
Livingston
John H. Iselin
Harry
W. McVickar
Charles B. Alexander
Bankson
Woodford
OPERA
la Boheme
Young People’s
Miss Nethersole AS
Prince Albert
EL & W
SE & W
Manhattan
Bronx
Albrecht
Helen F
Stuyve
T A Sant
Anderson, John
Kings Co
Baffa, Genaro B
Ralph
Reutz. John
Central
Bart. Frank N
Rehrens, W. H
Atlantic
Burke Richard J
So. St. St
Bartsch
Fred S
Halsey
Condon
No. 1St
MOGER
WW. H
Stuyvesant St
Matora
Louisa
Metropotan
Madden
Tompkins
Gordon
Maria
de Kalb
Gopmhling
Charles
Henry
Edith
Hooper
Harriet P
27Th St
Herndon, Henry
Livingston St
Klepper
W. C
Greene Av
Kelly
St. Mary’s
Klutz, Martin
Sterling Place
Marinus
Catharina
Ross St
McDougall, H
McDonough St
McGovern
Ann
Wythe Av
McLoughlin
Johanna
K. Co
McLarty
Putnam
McDefmott
Anne
Oakland St
Neefeldt
Pattangall
C. C
Quinn
John J
Driggs
Rini
Angelo
Johnson St
Roe
Cornelia
St. Mark's
Rock
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