New York Times Newspaper Archives, Oct 30, 1908, p. 9

Madison Square Horse Show Boxes Sell. Bascom Leads

The twenty fourth annual Horse Show box sale at Madison Square Garden realized 3900 dollars from 21 arena and 3 tier boxes. George J. Bascom paid 240 dollars for box 37, the highest price, with Vanderbilt securing box 13 for 200 dollars. Overall turnout was small, interest waned, and many boxes remained unsold as the sale clocked an hour.

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Madison Square Garden Garden Theatre George J. Bascom Harry Payne Whitney National Horse Show Association Association Bascom William H. Moore Henry Siegel Daniel Guggenheim James T. Hyde Alfred G. Vanderbilt Gladys Vanderbilt Count Szechenyi R. P. McGranh L‘hursday Arden Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Reginald C. Vanderbilt J. Campbell Thompson Harvey S. Laden Paul A. Sorg Robert Bacon Aud D. Cravath Thomas Hitchcock, Jr CC. . Watson

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Autumn balls and society engagements at Tuxedo illness of social world

The Autumn ball at the Tuxedo club will color the weekend with numerous house parties. Debutantes attend Mrs Edson Bradley’s gathering. Juliette Slubbel, engaged to Mason Tyler Adams, hosts a luncheon. Mr Adams hosts a bachelor dinner at the University Club.

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White and Miss Van Rensselaer wed in Grace Church

George Curtis White Jr and Matilde Van Rensselaer were married at Grace Church by Rev. Dr Huntington. The bride wore her mother's wedding dress with lace and veil. Guests included Mrs Van Rensselaer’s relatives, Mayor McClellan, and numerous New York society figures. The couple will live in New York after a December honeymoon.

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Matilde van Rensselaer Grace Church George Curtis White, Jr Stephen van Rensselaer Grace c Hurch Huntington Miss van Rensselaer Charles A. van Rensselaer Beatrice Gertrude de Coppet Directoire White Capt Averill Seventh Cavalry Howard Hadden Samuel Streit George Hewlett Robert Boyd Willis Wood T. Magee Ellsworth van Rensselaer Wilmerding John C. Wilmerding Coster Wilmerding George C. White Pillot Matilde Pillot McClellan de Saulles Rudolph Degener Ansel Phelps Egerton Winthrop

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Providence Bride Weds Innes at West Seventy-Third Home

William Wutts White of Providence and Miss Janet Innes were married yesterday at 4 p.m. at the bride’s home 53 West Seventy-third Street. Bishop Frederick W. Keator officiated. Attendants wore yellow satin and lilies of the valley. After a private ceremony, a large reception followed. the couple will reside in Providence.

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William Wutts White Providence R.I Janet Innes William Reynolds. Innes West Seventy-third Street Frederick W. Keator Dorothy Innes Abner Howard Molly Crandall Lydia Wallis Racine Wis Edith Waterman Dana Brannan White Stuyvesant Fish, Jr Williams. Innes Seton Porter Lawrence Steven Mason Richard Merwin White Mrs.White

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Margaret Castner English and Charles Urner wed at Madison Ave Church

Miss Margaret Castner English daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore C English of 567 Walnut Street and Charles Anderson Urner of Fanwood were married tonight at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church The Rev Samuel G Snowden pastor assisted by the Rev H Oh Hathaway former pastor officiated

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New York Times Elizabeth N. J Margaret Castner English Theodore C. English Walnut Street Charles Anderson Urner Fanwood Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Samuel G. Snowden H. Oh Hathaway

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Hornblower Belden Wedding Held in Litchfield

Lewis Woodruff Hornblower son of William B. Hornblower of New York and Katherine Webster Belden daughter of the late Dr. Charles O. Belden were married this afternoon at the bride's grandmother Mrs Charles Andrews home in Litchfield. The Rev Storrs O Seymour D D rector of St Michael's Church officiated.

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New York Times Winsted,conn Lewis Woodruff Hornblower William B. Hornblower New York Katherine Webster Belden Charles O. Belden Litchfield Neume Charles Andrews Andrews Storrs O. Seymour St. Michael's Church

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Miss Elizabeth Ewing to Wed Frank McAnerney

Elizabeth Ewing daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Ewing will marry Frank McAnerney son of Col John McAnerney in St Anne s Church East Twelfth Street on November 18 at 1130 am A reception will follow at 43 Fifth Avenue with close relatives and friends only After their wedding trip in mid December the couple will reside at 11 East Fiftieth Street Attendants include Catherine Collier Isabelle McAnerney and Elizabeth Bonbright with Mrs Alexander V Blake and Mrs Joseph Ewing as escorts Preston McAnerney serves as best man and ushers are Charles E Williams Joseph Ewing Duncan Harris and A J An tel lo Devereux

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Edson Bradley Herbert Shipman Juliette Slubbel Mason Tyler Adams Adams University Club Charles M. Oelrichs Newport Jandhe Oelrichs John Leggett Pultz New York Justice McKenna McKenna Washington Alabama Pultz J. Searle Barclay Atlantic City Lady Auckland Gotham Benning Metropolitan Henry Bb. Slayback Hector H. Havemeyer Louis Haight Frederick West MacDonald William J. Warburton Russell A. Cowles Charles G. Meyer Mabel S. Nelson Stuart.g. Nelson Roger Amson, Jr Henry Mottet Church of the Holy Communion Viride East Eighty-first Street FE. M. House House Janet House William Henry Young Tuxedo Arthur B. Claflin Miss Claflin Southampton Lakewood N. J W. Scott Cameron Europe Elizabeth Ewing Bernard M. Ewing Frank McAnerney John McAnerney St. Anne's Church East Twelfth Street Catherine Collier Isabelle McAnerney Elizabeth Bonbright Alexander V. Blake Katherine Sousa Joseph Ewing Alice du Vilvier Preston McAnerney Charles E. Williams Duncan Harris A. J. Antello Devereux McAnerney Fifth Avenue East Fiftieth Street

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Seasonal table of game prices and Halloween cards

The article notes season prices for game and wildlife such as partridges from four to five fifty a pair grouse three to three fifty woodcock two fifty to three a pair and ducks like mallards two twenty five to two five zero a pair. It also mentions venison saddles priced at thirty five to fifty cents a pound and playful Halloween place cards with motifs like a Pierrot on a pumpkin and witches or black cats in bold colors.

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Mary Garden Arrives Promoting Salome in Style

Mary Garden lands at New York on the Adriatic with Oscar Hammerstein. She discusses her Salome costume, Strauss and Debussy, potential New York engagements, and sings praises for Andrew Carnegie and Bobby Burns. She greets family and meets the press amidPlans for future opera roles.

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Miss Garden Mr. Hammerstein Strauss Electra Paris America Aphrodite Hamlet Ophelia Renaud New York Andrew Carnegie Adriatic Scotland Mr. Carnegie Mr. Carengie Bobby Burns Artis T Salome Garden

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Paid in Full ends Broadway run at Weber's Theatre

Eugene Walter play Paid in Full will close its two season Broadway run at Weber's Theatre this Saturday November 21 after 345 performances. Wagenhals and Kempner plan to move the company to Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia and later to Boston.

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Eugene Walter Astor Weber's Wagenhals & Kempner Walnut Street Theatre Philadelphia Boston

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Broadway Theatre Update Highlights Early Spring Attractions

Manager Charles Burnham of Wallack's announces Clara Palmer in a new musical by George W. Hobart with music by Silvio Hein. Jessie Millward joins Ethel Barrymore in Lady Frederick at Pittsburg. Edna E. a engaged by Charles Frohman for Reading woman in When Knights Were Bold. season begins in Meriden Conn on Nov 4. Shuberts deny Havana will follow Marcelle at the Casino. Marcelle booked indefinitely. José Fernández-Eciglaray ages, foregoes America opening of The World and His Wife at Daly's next Monday. Lion Hein notes Thomas A. Wise teams with Walter Hackett to write After the Matinee. Count T. de Vassey joins The Queen of the Moulin Rouge. Suffragettes box party at Colonial Theatre to see Arnold Daly in Becoming an Editor.

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Charles Burnham Wallack’s Clara Palmer George W. Hobart Silvio Hein Jessie Millward Charles Frohman Lady Mereston Ethel Barrymore Frederick Miss Millward Miss Barrymore Pittsburg Edna E.a Francis Wilson Daly’s G . Lion Hein Thomas A. Wise Mississippi Walter Hackett Thomas W Ryley Count T. de Vassey Colonial Theatre Arnold Daly Mark Twain

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Le Passe-Partout satire at Theatre Gymnase in Paris

The play Le Passe-Partout a three act satire on a penny newspaper owner drew amused journalists at the Théatre Gymnase. The second act in the publisher's office showcased sharp lampooning of modern Paris press methods with Du Meny in the lead and Marthe Regnier as the leading lady audiences noted for her recent Vaudeville role.

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New York Times Paris Galowees ’ Thurner Théatre Gymnase du Meny Marthe Regnier

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New Play for Miss Marlowe The Goddess of Reason

Julia Marlowe to open season with The Goddess of Reason a new five act blank verse drama by Mary Johnston. She will also present her Shakespearean repertoire while Yvette the Breton heroine leads the cast for a plot centered on the French Revolution. Under Shubert management the drama marks Johnston first original dramatic work. In Carnegie Hall New York Symphony Society opening concert features Beethoven and Debussy with Elgar Variations Enigma and soloist Joseph Shevinne performing Rubinstein concerto in E flat.

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Julia Marlowe The Shuberts Goddess of Reason Mary Johnston Miss Marlowe Johnston Herutink Fenri of Morbec Brittany Yvette New York Symphony Society Carnegie Hall Beethoven Debussy Edward Elgar Joseph Shevinne Rubinstein

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Notable New Jersey and New York Obituaries Transported From Local Ledger

William Green former Kearny assessor dies after paralytic stroke at home. ST GUIDO VON REITZENSTEIN Brooklyn merchant dies at 81 at 33 Eighth Avenue. Eleasier Giles Lemon woolen merchant dies after long NY Athletic Club service. John Dick Civil and Mexican War veteran passes at 85 at 120 St. Edwards Place Brooklyn. John L B Norton Real estate man dies suddenly at Central Avenue Lawrence. Samuel DeVere Burr noted writer on engineering dies in Plainfield at American industry. Harry Dumas dies suddenly at 23 Westervelt Avenue Jersey City after a note from President Roosevelt praising him for bravery in Santiago.

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William Green Kearny N. J Bath England ST. Guido von Reitzenstein Brooklyn Eighth Avenue Germany America Eleasier Giles Lemon West Ninety-second Street New York Sawyer Wooten Mills Dover N. H New York Athletic Club John Dick St. Edwards Place New York Regiment Winfield 8. Scott Samuel Devere Burr Central Avenue Plainfield Fie Iron Age Scientific American The Engineering News Metal Industry Hudson New York City Plainfield High School Rutgers College Harry Dumas Westervelt Avenue Jersey City

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John P Caddagan Hoffman House manager dies after illness

John P. Caddagan longtime Hoffman House lessee and manager dies after a lingering illness. Born in Springfield Massachusetts he rose from Broadway hotel porter to manager and led the Hoffman House as a Republican political hub. He accompanied Dion Boucicault on tours for fifteen years and was well known to city politicians and actors alike.

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John P. Caddagan Hoffman House Mr. Caddgagan Seves Margaret Anna Caddagan Edward Finch Constan Caddagan Amen Fifth Avenue Caddagan’s John P. Caddugan New York Hoffman Flouse Springfield Mass Dunkirk N. Y Lower Broadway Old Broadway Central Hotel Farmer Boy Caddbgan Shakespeare Bard Avon Edwin Forrest Edwin Booth Charlotte Ashman Lawrence Barrett Booth Barrett Forrest Dion Bouecicault Mr. Caddagan Grand Union Hotel Saratoga North Carolina Raleigh N.C James Leary Edward Stokes Lessce Manhattan Oakland Kandaks

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Last of Hutchinson Family Sings Abolition Songs

Lynn reports John W Hutchinson, the final member of the Hutchinson family, famed for temperance advocacy and abolition era songs, continues to perform and preserve their legacy amid Civil War era tensions.

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Lynn John W.hutchinson Hutchinson

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Civil War Singers From Hutchinson Family Die Inaccident

John W Hutchinson died after a gas stove fire at his High Rock home caused gas inhalation. Born in Milford New Hampshire about 87 years ago he led a large musical family whose Civil War era tours and Union camp performances gained prominence despite their early fame.

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High Rock Hutchinson Sinson Cal J. G Almount John. W.hutchinson Milford N.H War Department

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Charles A Bridge Dies in Brooklyn Hospital of Brights Disease

Charles A Bridge a well known New York and Boston journalist died yesterday in a private Brooklyn hospital from Brights disease. He lived at 157 Macon Street Brooklyn and had recently undergone surgery. Bridge was born in Massachusetts about 51 years ago and started in printing before entering journalism. He served in the Northern army and later worked at The World The New York Journal The Chicago American and The Herald. He was a partner in Parker & Bridge publicity agents and a member of Alma Beater F and A. M. He leaves a widow and a son.

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Charles A. Bridge New York Boston Brooklyn Bright Mr. Bridge Macon Street Mrr. Bridge Massachusetts Nashville The World New York Journal Herald Atqly Parker & Bridge Alma Beater F A. M

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Richard M L Walsh Died After Illness at Private Sanitarium

Richard M L Walsh a retired broker died of acute nephritis at a private sanitarium in the city yesterday morning after months of illness. He was from a long prominent New York family, a traveler and collector of wealth, and served as a merchant and artist. He was unmarried and survived by relatives including his sister Mrs Margaret Lawrence and his nephew connected to the New York Supreme Court. The funeral will be held at St Mark's Church Saturday afternoon.

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Richard M Walsh Th& City New York Quceen Oy James “W. Chant L. Lawrence James W. Wa Society of Club New Nicholas Club Welsh Margaret Lawrence John United States Eden A. R. Lawrence Union York Yacht Club St. the New York Athletic Society of National Art St. Mark’s Lock

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Marriages Recorded in Newark Area on October 28 1908

Numerous wedding entries listed with names such as Ingraham White Innis Henry Ingraham Van Rensselaer Hart Ferguson Einstein Hart Hills Huff and Fowler Holmes Canfield Jolly Lucas Morton Warren Elliott Reilly Ressland Armfield. The notices place marriages from Glen Cove Grace Church Irvington and Newark with couples and dates in late October.

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Faward Lucas Morton —Warren Merill Louise Warren Augustus M. ‘Morton MO Ae R—Elliott Irvington Elizabeth Elliott Christian Een Reilly—Moller Ruby R- Moller Garret Reilly Ressland

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Obituary notices list deaths in New York area

Local death notices from Oct 27 to Oct 29 list many residents and relatives by name, residence, and funeral details. Entries include Emma Kaufmann of New York City. George Edwin Ketcham of Yonkers. Achard Bayley of Elizabeth. H Guide Reitzenstein of Brooklyn. Mary Elizabeth Strange of Orange. and Richard J. Walsh of New York City, with funeral arrangements and burial info.

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Ketcham Yonkers George Edwin North Broadway Grand Central Station

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Shuberts Consider Break With Klaw and Erlanger on Broadway

Rumors claim the Shuberts may split from Klaw and Erlanger and align with Belasco and Fiske. Shubert cites unfair treatment and favoritism at the National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers, while Savage and Klaw & Erlanger reportedly pursue more harmonious relations.

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Broadway Klaw & Erlanger Syndiate Shuberts Independent “‘Movement David Belasco Harrison Grey Fiske Klaw & Erlanges Lée Shubert National Association of ‘Theatrical Producing Managers Henry W. Savage Savage Kiaw & Erlanger Association of Producing Managers Neconal Sicactitionef Lan « Erkinger Tichres Mr. Savage Europe

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Secretary Metcalf III Ill, Expected to Resume Duties Soon

Secretary Metcalf is confined to his bed with a disordered liver. He has canceled all political and social engagements for the near future. Medical treatment is underway, and he expects to resume official duties in one week or ten days.

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Washington Metcalf Ina

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Funeral notices from a New York area list

A dense roll of obituaries and funeral notices dated Oct 27 to Oct 29 lists individuals by surname and address across New York City and surrounding towns. Entries note names such as Michael Gregers, Edward Hammill, Thomas Kelly, Ella Landel, James Lawler, Andraw Longyear, Anna Meyer, John Mosher, Katharina Meulien, William Pugh Jr, Mary Jahlond, Marie Sullivan, and Margaret Werden among others, with funeral times or private services and corresponding streets or institutions like St. Peter's Hospital and West 47th Street locations.

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Girpons Seta Maurice Fitezibbons Fayerud Gessler Lord Get Alberto F. Gessler Gissell West 20Th St William Gissell Weed Fy Gerrity Sackett St Prenkixn Territy West Grant Ralph Brooklyn John Grant St. Peter's Hospital Mic Thael F. Gregers Hammill Twange N. J Edward Hammill Lutis Husted Mary- Huste_ Funers 146Th St Sd Av Kelly McAuliffe Poneéral McNair William Hf. McNatt Manson Henry ¢. Manson M. Meyer North Str .T Hroeoklyn Anna Meyer Metz Zscl Hob Metz Moore Joseph Moore Broadway Mosher John W. Mosher Lexington Muldoon Catharine Muldoon O'Connell West 140Th St Fane O'Connell O'Malley Lea’ St. Oot Ans Maney Eer Amann Lincen St Karl J. Patermann Samuel Singleton Sullivan Jere City Marie Sullivan Thomipson North Oxford St Wiliam Thompen Usher Kipes Corny ‘Hospital Catharine Isher Wgyd Voerlckel West 47Th Margaret Voetckel Bo . Wald Marks Wlace Augusta Wald Walsh Wondbull St James J. Waieh Watts Puram Hreeten Margaret Watts Derren Smithtown Piper John A. West Whitbray Atlantic St Newark Sarah Whitbrar Worden Margaret Werden Park Av Wright Landseth St James & Writ

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Inn Memoriam Hyatt

In loving remembrance of Mrs Anftointine Lawrence Hyatt who passed away in New York City Oct 50 lyk.

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Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Trains Trolleys and Carriage

The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Masters trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage at 159 dollars. Contact telephone 4855 Gramercy for Books of Views or representatives. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 241 242 West 234th Street, chapels and ambulance service. Tel 1324 Chelsea.

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Woodlawn Grand Central Station Webster Jerome Avenue ST. Ie Frank E Campbell West Chelsea

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Institution of Rev Percival Pyle as Rector at St Edward the Martyr

The Church of St Edward the Martyr at 14 East 10th Street will institute Rev Percival Pyle as rector on All Saints Day Sunday November 1 at 10 A M with a Solemn High Mass Archdeacon Nelson to act as institutor and the Bishop of Fond du Lac to preach All present and former congregants are invited Also Union Theological Seminary invites with Prof A W Jackson lecturing Friday October 30 at 4 30 on Zoroastrianism

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Union Theological Seminary Park AV A. ¥. W. Jackson

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Madison Square Horse Show Boxes Sell. Bascom Leads

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Seasonal table of game prices and Halloween cards

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Mary Garden Arrives Promoting Salome in Style

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Paid in Full ends Broadway run at Weber's Theatre

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Broadway Theatre Update Highlights Early Spring Attractions

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Le Passe-Partout satire at Theatre Gymnase in Paris

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New Play for Miss Marlowe The Goddess of Reason

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John P Caddagan Hoffman House manager dies after illness

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Last of Hutchinson Family Sings Abolition Songs

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Civil War Singers From Hutchinson Family Die Inaccident

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Charles A Bridge Dies in Brooklyn Hospital of Brights Disease

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Richard M L Walsh Died After Illness at Private Sanitarium

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Marriages Recorded in Newark Area on October 28 1908

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Shuberts Consider Break With Klaw and Erlanger on Broadway

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Secretary Metcalf III Ill, Expected to Resume Duties Soon

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