Taft at the Bat Amid Political Conclave at Hot Springs
Taft in Hot Springs hosts a bipartisan bas game with senators and representatives as he and aides discuss Indiana politics and pursue a national chairmanship. Senator Beveridge, Senator Knox, Representative Burke, and Rep McKinley participate in talks while Frank Hitchcock is favored by Taft for chair.
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Willian H. Taft
Murray Crane
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Pennsylvania
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Senator Beveridge
Indiana
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Representative McKinley
Illinois
Republican Congressional Committee
National Committee
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
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Burke
Knox
Harmony
Fairbanks
Taft Acceptance Letter Focus of Hot Springs Subcommittee
Washington reports a Hot Springs subcommittee meeting will finalize Taft’s acceptance letter. Hitchcock is seen as Republican National Committee head. Taft aims to frame his tariff plan to guarantee profits and wages while addressing anti injunctions and judiciary concerns to reassure older party elements.
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New York Times
Washington
Hot Springs
Taft
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Boran
Taft Campaign Headquarters Opens in Chicago
Headquarters at 228 Dearborn Street opened by Major Beecher B. Ray to manage William H. Taft’s campaign efforts. S. M. Fitch placed in charge as Ray plans to spend most of the summer in Chicago.
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Taft
Chicago
William H. Taft
Dearborn Street
Beecher B. Ray
S. M. Fitch
Major Ray
Hungarians Raise Taft Banner At City Club
In front of the Hungarian Republican Club at 76 Second Avenue a Taft Sherman banner was raised amid fireworks. A large crowd gathered as several speakers praised the Republican ticket and predicted its success.
Actress Named for Imperial Role in Three Weeks
Paris July 6 Mrs Glyn after four days in Paris has selected a Russian actress who speaks French and English to play the Imperatorskoye in James K Hackett s American production of Three Weeks She declined to name the actress but said she is tall dark haired with distinction and like the book s front portrait Mrs Glyn leaves for England to hire an English Paul and insists both roles require an Englishman and a Russian woman Strings of actresses have been driven to the Ritz while Mrs Glyn dines with Prince George of Greece.
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New York Times
Paris
Gatti Casazza in Paris Seeks Opera Rights and Scenery
Giulio Gatti Casazza left Paris for Milan with unsigned contracts on exclusive rights for new operas and singers for the Metropolitan Opera. He approved new scenery designs for Lida and noted Parravicini and Rota created Egyptian inspired stage imagery. Cavalleria Rusticana will be fully restaged. He has been at the Grand Hotel, meeting few people aside from business dealings.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Milan
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Sigg
Metropolitan
Sala Parravicini
Rota
Aida
Parravicini
Egypt
British Museum
Signor Gutti-Casazza
Grand Hotel
Isadora Duncan Dances in London at Duke of York Theatre
Isadora Duncan appeared at Charles Frohman's Duke of York Theatre in London and was well received by an audience including Americans Kitty Cheatham Marie Dodo and Ethel Barrymore. James K Hackett, whose divorce news arrived today, sailed Saturday on the St Louis.
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Marie Dero
Ethel Barrymore
NEW York Times
London
Isadora Duncan
Charles Frohman
Duke of York Theatre
Kitty Cheatham
Marie Dodo
England
James K. Hackett
St. Louis
New Plays for Harris Plans Big Next Season
Henry B. Harris returns from Europe with a full lineup for next season. Aug 10 opens The Traveling Salesman at Liberty Theatre by James Forbes. Harris and Maurice Campbell co‑manage Henrietta Crosman at Academy of Music with revivals and The Country Girl. Robert Edeson stars in The Call of the North at Hudson Theatre. Rose Shill in The Chorus Lady starts Sept 7 at Grand Opera House and tours Western cities. New works include The Mischief Makers with Edmund Breese in Nov, The Nebraskan with Breese later, Dorothy Penney in a Charles Klein piece, The Lion and the Mouse tours, Pierre of the Plains second season, and signings with Agnes Castle, Martha Morton, Ernest Denny, James Forbes, Ramsey Morris, and Elmer B. Harris.
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Henry B. Harris
Europe
Liberty Theatre
James Forbes
Mr. Harris
Maurice Campbell
Henrietta Crosmangil
Academy of Music
Hudson Theatre
Robert Edeson
George Broadhurst
Mischiefmakers
Edmund Breese
Mr. Breese
Edith Miss
The
Dorothy Pennetly
Harris
Charles Kiein
Lion and the Mouse
Edgar Selwyn
Pierre of the Plains
Agnes
Agerton Castle
Martha Morton
Ernest Denny
Ramsay Morris
Elmer B. Harris
The Cloven Foot Staged in Martford
Parsons's Theatre in Martford presents Henry W. Savage's American premiere of The Cloven Foot Der Teufel by Franz Molnar. Edwin Stevens plays the devil with grim humor while the Hunter-Bradford company supports the cast before a large July crowd despite warm weather.
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New York Times
Martford
Conn
Parsons
Henry W. Savage
Europe
Franz Molnar
Budapest
Eldwin Stevens
Hunter-Bradford
Edwin Stevens
Devil
Genee Dances for King and Queen at Windsor Castle
Adeline Genee danced by royal command before the King and Queen at Windsor Castle last Saturday. The performer appeared in the ballet The Dryad, to be staged by Klaw and Erlanger next fall, a piece first shown at a Queen Alexandra Hospital benefit and offering pantomimic dances.
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Genee
Klaw & Stranger
Adeline Genée
Windsor Castle
Klaw & Erlanger
Queen Aexandra Hospital
Mile
New York Tenement Aid Promise From Sea Breeze Campaign
An appeal from the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor urges donors to sponsor a week aboard Sea Breeze at 2,507 for needy New York tenement residents. The notice highlights delicate workers, overtaxed mothers, fretful babies, and ailing elders, offering to detail how gifts are used. RS Minturn, Treasurer, Room 216 No 165 EL 28th St N Y, 1908.
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Sea Breeze
RS. Minturn
Rioom
St. N
Association For
R. Fulton Cutting
City Debt Limit Neares Fifty Million As Tax Assessments Fall
The 1908 real estate assessment jumps by 481 million while the personal tax base shrinks by 118 million due to deaths removals and voided assessments. The Tax Commission forwards a 340-volume report to the Board of Aldermen boosting debt limit toward 50 million. Details outline assessment on personal properties and collection challenges.
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Lawson Puig
Tax Commission
Board of Aldermen
Metz
Purdy
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
TIS Virenx
Pesenoue Sas
Brooklyn
Richmond
Protean Italian Actor Debuts in New York
Arturo Bernardi, a versatile Italian artist, opened at Hammstein's Roof Garden after a London Pavilion engagement. He performed two sketches impersonating nine and five characters, both genders, conducted the orchestra during rapid costume and makeup changes, and showcased leaders and composers Wagner Verdi Mascagni Sousa. He spoke Italian in the first sketch and English in the second, never before attempted on stage.
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Arturo Bernardi
London Pavilion
Hammmerstein
Bernardi Diay
Hase
Louise Dresser to umpire benefit game at Pelo Grounds
Louise Dresser will replace Lillian Russell as umpire at the professional benefit game at Pelo Grounds on July 17 for the Home for Destitute Crippled Children. Miss Russell has gone to Europe. Other notes include Cohan company’s three week vacation and August 3 reopening, Gertrude Hoffman dances with a 30 piece orchestra, Richard Carle's chorus vacation plan, Stella Tracey debut as Kate Armitage, Helen Royton principal role at Wallack's August 3, and Joao De Reszke to resume voice lessons in Hurup.
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Louise Dresser
Lillian Russell
Pelo Grounds
Miss Russell
Europe
Knickerbocker Theatre
George M. Cohan
Gertrude Hoffman
Maya Allan
Hammerstein
Roof Garden
Max Hoffman
Richard Carle
Mary’s Lamb
New York Theatre
Stella Tracey
Kate Armitage
Herald Square Theatre
Alice Yorke
Chicago
Harry Askin
Helen Royton
Wallack’s
Alexander St. John Bridge
Oscar Saenger
Hurup
Joai de Reszke
Son of Col. Wilson Dies in Edinburgh After Ill Health Trip
Col John F Wilson of North Plainfield N J received a cablegram announcing the death of his son Alan Wilson in Edinburgh Scotland on Sunday. Alan sought health abroad and had been manager of the Philadelphia Branch of the Ingersoll Rand Company. He was injured in an auto accident a year earlier while traveling from Philadelphia to Atlantic City and never fully recovered.
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John F. Wilson
North Plainfield
N. J
Alan Wilson
Edinburgh
Scotland
Philadelphia
Ingersoll Rand Company
Atlantic City
Obituary notes list of local deaths across Orange and Bayonne
Obituaries note JOHN WILKES son of Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes died in Charlotte North Carolina. CHARLES CHAUNCEY GOODMICK aged 83 in Hartford. LOUVISA PECK WILLIAMS widow of William Williams died East Orange at 81. CARL TITUS former Orange hotel keeper died aged 53. CAROLINE FOLK BRIGGS widow of Edwin P. Briggs died at 74 in Fort Orange. SAMUEL SLOAN retired Standard Oil longtime employee died Bayonne at 67. HENRY MITCHELL car maker died Bayonne at 80. JAMES FARRELL Plumbing Division inspector died New York home aged 45.
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John Wilkes
Charles Wilkes
Annavolia
Jouett
Frankin
Upshur
Tatee
Charlotte
N. C
Wilkes
Charles
Chauncey Goodmick
Charles A
Sarah
Upson Cogdrich
Hartford
Louvisa
Peck Williams
William Wiliams
Old Peck
Old Pecktown
East Orange
Hillyer Street
Henry Hall Duncklee
Carl Titus
Orange
Caroline Folk Briggs
Edwin P. Briggs
New Orleans
Walter R. More
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Fort Orange
Samuel Sloan
Standard Oil Company
East Thirty-fourth Street
Bayonne
Henry Mitchell
New York Beat Car Company
James Farrell
Manhattan Bureau of Buildings
East Seventy-seventh Street
Cherokee Club
Twenty-second Assembly
Mineola Ends Her Cruise Off Vancouver
The steamer Mineola, a former North Atlantic liner turned luxurious yacht by Col Thompson, arrives in Vancouver with a party including Judge Wallace Nesbit and Mrs Nesbit of Toronto and other guests. They disembark tomorrow to travel east by rail after a globe-spanning voyage visiting Porto Rico, the Mediterranean, Egypt, India, Ceylon, Burma, Aman islands, Java, Manila, China, and Korea and Japan ports.
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B. C
Mineola
Col. Thompson
Ontario
Wallace Nesbit
Toronto
Hemphill, Duashier
Admiral Hemphill
U.S. N
Uth Thompson
Mme. Iiyama
Fred Cruger
Trevithi
Canadian Pacific Railway
New York
Porto Rico
Mediterranean
Egypt
India
Ceylon
Burma
Aman Islands
Java
Manila
China
Cape Jaorn
Mrs. Martin set to wed today in Great Neck home
The ceremony unites Dr. Preston Satterwhite and Mrs. Florence Brokaw Martin widow of James Martin. The private wedding occurs at the bride’s Great Neck residence with intimate friends invited. The couple plans a three month cruise aboard the Anthony J. Drexencne and a motor trip on the St Lawrence.
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Preston Satterwhite
Florence Brokaw Martin
James Martin
Great Neck
New York
Bates
Anthony J. Drexencne
St .Lawrence
Mirtin
N. Bramhall Gilbert
W. Gould Brokaw
William V. Brokaw
Firth Avenue
Martin Hal
Long Island
James I. Martin
Martin
James E. Martin, Jr
Satternnhite
Bellevue Medical Co
American Medical Association
Roosevelt Hospital
Yes . Martin, Jr
Southampton
Europeans Sail Today on Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Passengers listed for departure aboard the North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie include Mr and Mrs, couples and several individuals such as Joseph A. Apple, Benjamin Alexander, Hebert F. Bradford, Marion Oakley, George Cah, Oscar Fowley, J W Gates, E H Gary, George Huff, and others headed to Europe with Spanish minister Ramon Vina among the travelers.
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Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Dhs
Joseph A. Apple
Benjamin Alexander
Athelt BH. Blanchard
de Wilmeridle
Hebert F. Bradford
Ross Ambhies Curran
George H. Cah
Mies
Marion C.oakiey
Gherardi Davis
Willam Eadhir
Oscar Fowley
Tdwacd
Kacima
J. W. Gates Mir
E'tert H. Gary
George Huff
William A. Intersoll
E. W.longfellow
Devi McClure
Jon _H. MacCracken
C. 4. Pestier
den Ramon Vina
Summer Travel Plans of Notables Abroad and at Home
A roundup lists Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Girnée at Bar Harbor, Payne Whitney and Belmonts heading to Adirondacks or Southampton, James A. Burdery and Cliswold Gray in London, Pell and Thompson party due in New York before Southampton, Schieffelins aboard to Southampton, Wells returning from Europe to Newport, Tytus party at Lenox, Oswald Jackson touring Gibraltar, Hubbards sailing to Europe, Mrs. John Randolph awaiting Brazil arrival, Tucker party at Wolcott before New London summer, Gaffneys arriving at Waldorf and Kronprinzess voyage, Mrs. St John Gaffney injured and headed to Marienbad.
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Payne Whitney
Adirondacks
Auzusl
James A. Burdery
Cliswold Gray
London
August Belmont, Jr
Meadgow Brook Colony
Southampton
W. Scott Cameron
Mortan Belmont
Stephen TI. P. Pell
Col
Robert M. Thompson
New York
Sumner
George R. Schieffelin
Dorothy Schieffelin
William Storrs Wells
Europe
Newport
Robert Dé Peyster Tytus
Lenox
Louis Flenop
Tytus
Oswald Jackson
Gibraltar
Spain
K. FE. Hubbard
Washington
Wolcott
Joresden
St. J
Gaffney
Cuba
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
St. John Gaffney
Havana
Marienbad
Brooklyn Infant Mortality Soars Over Manhattan
Brooklyn records 254 infant deaths since June 1 compared with 195 in Manhattan due to milk quality and maternal education gaps. Conference on the Summer Care of Babies details milk stations, visiting nurses, and education efforts across Manhattan and Brooklyn to curb deaths and train mothers in cleanliness and proper feeding.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
John Ceonla
Frooklyn
Solge
Straus
Prooklyn
He Wew York Mix Committee
Good Samaritah
Diet Skitchen
Childreus Aid Soety
Iere
New York
New York Board of Health
Board of Health
Society For Improving
Greenwich House
Plans filed for Maxine Elliott Theatre on West 49th Street
Chicago architects Marshall and Fox filed plans with Building Superintendent Murphy for a new Maxine Elliott Theatre on West Thirty-ninth Street. Miss Elliott will open the theatre in a Clyde Fitch comedy early next year. The 80 by 90 foot building will seat 680 in a marble exterior with Corinthian pilasters and plaster work, costing about 200000, and feature parquet galleries dome ceiling mirrors and a proscenium surround.
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Marshall & Fox
Chicago
Murphy
Maxine Elliott
West Thirty-ninth Street
Miss Eliott
Clyde Fitch
Whist Congress Opens Amid Heat at Majestic
The Eighteenth Annuazt Congress of the American Whist League convened at the Hotel Majestic with 159 attendees. David J. Muhlfelder announced a coat removal resolution for men players, passed with enthusiasm, and the New England team won the Brooklyn Trophy in last night’s play while pairs and Brooklyn Trophy competition dominated the session.
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Hotel Majestic
Seventy-second Street
Central Park West
David J. Muhlfelder
Tennessee
Brooklyn
W. W. Manning
New England
H. H. Ward
W. G. Mercy
M. S. Kelly
J. B. Sline
G. G. Buecker
C.F. Waterhouse
Marriages Reported in Various Local Notices
On several dates in 1908 and 1909 marriages are recorded in New York area notices. Names include Mabel Humphrey and Harrie Green, Edith Francis and Lew Van Wagner, Adelne Copeland and Albert Ford, Jennie Hatfield and Frank Husted, Irene Lawson and John Francia Mei’abe, Ethel Clements and Thurts Remeen, Emma Wiley and Andrew Russell, Avis Hull and Fred Tibbetts. Locations span 348 Best 140th St Hoboken Sandy Hill Mount Vernon Tarrytown Fishkill-on-the-Hudson.
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Humphrey
Mabel L
Harrie C. Green
van Wagner
Francis
C. ©. Harriman
Edith A. Francis
Lew
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
Obituary notices from New York area churches and homes
The notice sheet reports multiple deaths and funeral details across New York and New Jersey. Names include Mary T Byrne Annie Howland Ford Alice Maud French John Gerard Heckscher and family, William B Ogden, Dora Pinckney Samuel Sloan Margaret Stone and several others with service times, locations, and interment plans.
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St. Peter’s Church
Mhrristown
N. J
French
Point Pleasant
SN. J
Alice Maud
Elisha S. French
Margaret J
William L. Bloodgood
Heckscher
West 88Th S
John Gerard
Virginia Heckecher
Charles A
Georgianna Coster Heckscher
Trinity Chapel
John G. Heckscher
25Th St
Otto Andreae, Jr
Harry Comer
Seventh Regiment
Joaa Gerard Weckscher
Broadway
Thomas Dimond
HEI
Frissy
Los Angeles
Cal
Hertha Lowensonn Heil
Louis N
Rose
Harold Heil
Cl. Hirsch
Hendrickson
Jamaica
N.Y
Henrietta Everit
Samuel J. Hendrickson
Smith St
Leeds
Paris
France
William Bateman Leeds
Nichols
Theodore Ferry
Silieck
Euphems Nichols
East-s.th Street
Ogden
Larchmont
N. Y
William B. Ogden
Jos
ST Pethan Road
New Ronduite
Grand Central Station
N.H
Pe Recks
Highland Falls
Doranckney
Aughter
Theodore Augustine
Sibyl Marvin Pinckney
the Rocks
Skaneateles
Florida
Nepers
SUOAN
East 34Th St
Bayonne
Samuel Sloan
Stone
Margaret Brown
Thomas Stone
State St
Brooklyn
Sowesr
Flatriet A. Tower
Frederick Mead
Greenwich
Conn
Woodlawn
Boston
Venn
Park Av
New York City
Henry Garnett Venn
Henry Straith Venn
Maria Garnett Venn
Washington
Richmond
Obituaries from Brooklyn and Yonkers area notices
Funeral notices list names, ages, and addresses including Cirker Coonan Crygier Cromin De Nyse Duddy Durkin Fueth Gergan Golden Hagedorn Heisser Heller Johnson Keeler Keenan Krug Lehmann Levinson Loughran Lyons Lynch McConnell McGonnell McGetrick McKean McKiernan Mericle Mitchell Poynter Poynton Ramsey Reuss Riker Ross Russell Seeley Sims Spies Stel Strane Tersha Thompson Weeks Wheeler Whitman Winkler Yager. Include locations in Brooklyn Yonkers and Bay Ridge with July dates and times for services.
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Brooklyn
Charles Cromin
E Nyse
Cravecend Fiedd
Jennie A. de Nyse
Duppy
Manhattan Av
Susan Duddy
Durkin
38Th St
Eesge
John A. Durkin
Tletcher
Herward &J
William K. Fuetcher
Fueth
Pussell St
Greenpoint
Barbara Fueto
Gergan
Knickerbocker Av
Hertha Gergan
Golden
Greenwich St
Kate
Pulaski St
Samuel Johnson
Keeler
Christopher St
Margaret J. Keeler
P. M. Keenan
Michael F. Keenan
Fuk P.M. Ekrug
17Th St. Louis
Elise Krug
Lehmann
Mvergreen
Emma Lehmenon
Levinson
Pacific St
Lilian LevInson
Loughray
Vincent Loughran
Lynch
West A6th St
Marta Lynch
M. McConnell
William A. McConneil
Passaic
N. J
Sarah F
Cord
McG
Drick
Bird St
James McGalerick
McKetrick
Ronkonkoma
Lucy A. McKetrick McKiernan
Prospect St
Elia Sickiernan
Mericle
High Falls
N. Y
Amy N. Mericle
Mitchell
Bayonne
Henry Mitchell
Poynter
South Elliott Place
Isabella Poynics Poynton
St. West
Joseph Poynton
Hiter
Ramsey
7Th St
Brooklyrn
James P. Rameze Reuss
Mark’ S Place
Maretin
Riker
Valley Av
Yonkers
Mary Hiker
Ross S
Weirfield St
Robert S. Ross
Russell
Joseph Russell
West
St. Seeley
Summit
Willem Coler Sree
Sims
Palin
Shas
Spies
Belhgate
Gustave L. Spies
Notte
Patchen Av
Elizabeth
Stel
Polaski St
Lena K. Strane
Kingston
M. Y
Frederik Tersha
Thompson
Shore Road
Bay Ridge
Charles
B. Thompson
WLEKS
St. Marss Hospital
Emma Weeks
Wheeler
Hawthorne Av
Ida L. Wheeler
Whiteman
Clarkson St
Mariana H. Whitman
Winkler
East Stn St
John S. Winkler
Yager
Bienville
Christina Yager
Ager
Jam at Vacation Schools Overcrowded and Underfunded
Between 5 000 and 10 000 applicants were turned away as vacation schools opened yesterday. The Board of Education set aims for forty one schools but funded only twenty seven ibward resources forced a $30 000 transfer from day elementary to vacation school. Waiting lists will admit vacancies. curricula include crafts, sewing, knitting, and basic literacy and arithmetic.
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Board of Education
Ibward
White Mountains and New Hampshire News Brief
An uneven text fragment notes mounts and climbing in New Hampshire with mentions of New York travel and a Grand Central reference. The readable elements hint at a local travel or outdoor schedule involving golf and mountain activities, but the passage lacks clear verbs or outcomes.
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America
Tevart
Grand Central Flatfoon
New York
Business Notices for Tomphkins and Tompkins
Tomphkins and Tompkins, Counselors at Law, 155 Fifth Avenue. Wills and Probate of Wills services offered with emphasis on estate planning and will administration.
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