Is He a Prince
A reader quotes an 1908 piece discussing Rudolph Kretzulescu, who has spent months in New York seeking attention for royal claims. The article refutes Romanian princely titles, notes Italian and Romanian lineage errors, and explains the lack of official recognition. It argues social clubs and introductions matter more than lineage in verifying status. The piece also recounts Spain and other royal procedures to illustrate how titles function in Europe.
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Brentwood Company
Rudolph Kretzulescu
New York
United States
Rumania
Ratas
Dacia
Wallachia
Moldavia
Transylvania
Romania
Reighing
Ferdinand
Bors
Charles
Nicholas
Geores Cantacuzene
Europe
George Can
Michael Cantacuzene
Frederick D. Grant
Kretzulesco
Humbert
Kretzulescu
Consulta Heraldica
Rome
Eretrulescu
Avenue Des Champs Elisées
Paris
Tam
Bassarabas
Jugomir Bassanha
Brancoveni
Branvan
Holy Roman Empire
Bas- Serabas
Brancevan
Ena
Peter the Great
Bassarabeas
Branco
Heb Roman Empire
Zoe Mavroordato
George Bibescu
Brancovan
Gregory
Prince of Brancovan
Austria
Hungary
France
Prince Bassarabes de Brancovan
Constantine
Bassarabas de Brancovan
Elizabeth
Mathieu de Nosilles
Helen
Ce Alexander de Caraman Chim
Musurus Pacha
London
Constantine Bessarabas de Brancovan
Bucharest
Brancovanith
Ars
Ubs
Wonder
Ocean
Portugal's New King and the Grandee Investiture Tale
The article describes Portugal's future king with a passion for the sea and mathematics, his education and travels, and contrasts him with his elder brother. It also recounts Spain’s Duke of Wellington and the ancient ceremony of investiture as grandee, detailing the almohads cushion ritual in Madrid.
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Spain
Charles V
Charlemagne
Medina Sidonia
Medina Cocli
Medina Rioseco
Alba
Frias
Infantado
Arcos
Nagera
Bonavente
Albuquerque
Astorga
Duchy of
Friar
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Eung Kime Manuel
Portugal
Greece
Igrpt
Turkey
Holy Land
Italy
Polytechnic High School
Duke of Wellington
Ciudad Kod- Tie
Ciu
Rodrigo
Dukes of Wellington
Peninsula
Re Guch
Madrid
Saries V
Macné
Equal Pay Cost Put At 12 Million By Controller Metz
In a letter to Grace C. Strachan president of the Interborough Association of Women Teachers Metz estimates the annual cost of equal pay for women teachers at 12 000 460 dollars and states his opposition to the bill. Mayor McClellan also opposes. He says Strachan quoted him inaccurately in a circular and criticizes reformers for partial quoting.
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Metz
Grace C. Strachan
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
McClellan
Miss Strachan
Public Education Talks and Free Museum Days Citywide
A listing of free admission to the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Gardens plus a series of lectur es and illustrated talks at schools and public venues. Notables include Mrs. Humphry Ward on literature, and lectures by Ernest Fenollosa and others on art, history, and culture across Manhattan and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
Humphry Ward
League For Political Education
Hudson Theatre
Normal College
Chapel of Normal College
68Th Street
Park Avenue
van Vechten
Waéleigh High
Seventh Avenue
Ernest F. Fen
Europe
East 88Th Street
George A. Brown
Broadway
Academy Street
Vermilyea Avenue
Jennie Pemerene
Algiers
Algeria
St. Nicholas Avenue
127Th Street
Florence Jackson Stoddard
Suffolk
Rivington
Frederick A. Hatch
West Side
West Mir Street
John Jay Lewis
Samuel Champlain
Young Men's Benevolent Association
East Broadway
William H
Public School
Third Avenue
J. Newton Gray
Mosholu Parkway
Brigges and
Bainbridge Avenues
Bedford Park
Raymond J. Davies
India
Fordham Avenue
Main Street
City Island
J. Remington Fairlamb
Switzerland
Anthony and
Tremont Avenues
Elias W. Thomp— Son
Oklahoma
Now
1834
Beaumont and
Cambreleng
Clarence de Vaux Reyer
Germany
Jerome Avenue
Ada Louise Lohman
Avenue C
Sth
9Th Streets
Unionport
Mary E. Cheney
Octogenarian composer Robert Ambrose dies in Hamilton
Hamilton mourns composer Robert Ambrose, age 84, famed for the hymn One Sweetly Solemn Thought and other notable works, who died at his home yesterday in Ontario.
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Hamilton, Ont
Robert Ambrose
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Note Guests
Judge W F Beasler arrives at the Breslin from North Carolina. S D Paul Richarz checks into the Astor from Lima. Charles M Hays enters Holland from Montreal. Ive Chen arrives at Manhattan from Peking. J M Schoonmaker checks into the Waldorf Astoria from Pittsburgh.
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Breslin
W. F. Beasler
North Carolina
Hote Astor
S. D
Paul Richarz
Lima
Holland
Charles M. Hays
Montreal
Manhattan
Chir Ive Chen
Peking
China
Waldorf-Astoria
J. M. Schoonmaker
Pittsbure
Weather Forecast and Official Record From Washington April
The report notes a disturbance exiting toward the St. Lawrence Valley and high pressure east of the Rockies. It records rainfall in Ohio Valley and parts of the South, snow in the lake region, and generally fair conditions elsewhere with colder temps in the lake and Mississippi valleys. It projects warmer trends in the plains and upper regions and details coastal wind shifts and district forecasts.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Valley
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic States
Lower
Lake Region
Ohto
North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Middle Atlantic States
Lake
Ohio
Mississippi
Middle
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Gulf Coast
North Pacific Coast
Plains States
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Tral Valleys
New England
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Lake Michigan
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Dohnanyi Trio Debuts at Mendelssohn Hall
Ernst von Dohnanyi introduces a new string trio in C major Opus 10 played by the Olive Mead Quartet with Miss Mead North and Mr Littlehales. The program also features Haydn in D minor and Grieg Opus 27 in G minor, highlighting the ensemble’s balanced artistry.
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Haydn
Grieg
Olive Mead
Mendelssohn Hall
Ernst von Dohnanyl
Miss Mead
Miss North
Mr Littlehales
Faust Centenary Concert at Carnegie Hall Honors Goethe and Liederkranz
The German Liederkranz celebrated the Faust centenary with a Carnegie Hall concert and an address by Professor Julius Goebel of Harvard on Goethe’s influence. Performances included Wagner, Berlioz, Mendelssohn, and Goethe settings by Mme Leffier Burckhard and Paula Wohling with the Liederkranz mixed chorus and Philharmonic Society musicians. Proceeds support the Carl Schurz Memories Fund.
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Liederkranz
Goethe
Faust
Carnegie Hall
Julius Goebel
Harvard University
Germany
France
England
America
Thomas Carlyle
Margaret Fuller
Philharmonic Society
Mme. Leffier-Burckhard
Paula Wolhning
Reed Miller
Otto Géritz
Wagner
Berlioz
Safonoff
Claassen
Sachs
Mendelssohn
Mme. Leffler-Burkhard
Thule
Carl Schurz
Euphorion
Grethe
Engelbert Humperdinck
Portrait painter Benjamin C Porter dies at 77
Benjamin Curtis Porter, renowned portrait and figure painter born in Melrose in 1843, died yesterday at his home 22 West 11th Street after a long illness. He studied in Boston and abroad, became an associate then full academician of the National Academy of Design, and painted portraits of notable collectors. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 PM.
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Benjamin Curtis Porter
West I1th Street
Mr. Porter
Melrose
New England
Charles
Julia Curtis Porter
Dr. Rimmer
A. H. Bicknell
Boston
W. Seward Webb
Buchanan Winthrop
W. W. Astor
Paris
Mary Louise Clark
Porter
Society of the American Artists
The
Sculptors’ Society
Institute of Arts and Letters
Samuel W. Jackson Dies at 87 in Schenectady Bar Roots
Samuel W. Jackson of Schenectady New York the oldest member of the Schenectady county bar died today aged eighty seven He was born June 28 1821 in Palatine Montgomery County educated at Union College class of 1842 admitted to the bar in 1843 and appointed to the Supreme Court bench in 1867 by Governor Hoffman He served as local attorney for the New York Central Railroad for twenty years.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Samuel W. Jackson
Palatine
Montgomery County
Union College
Supreme Court
Hoffman
New York Central Railroad
Death of Louis Y. Schermerhorn in Philadelphia
Louis Y. Schermerhorn, 67, president of the American Dredging Company and director of the Maritime Exchange, died at his Philadelphia home from Brights disease. He also belonged to the Philadelphia Board of Trade and the Holland Society of New York.
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Philadelphia
Louis Y. Schermerhorn
American Dredging Company
Maritime Exchange
Bright
Mr. Schermerhorn
Philadelphia Board of Trade
Holland Society of New York
Rev Frederick Mayer Bird Dies at 70 in South Bethlehem
The Rev Frederick Mayer Bird author editor and hymnology authority died at his home in South Bethlehem Pennsylvania from heart disease after several months illness. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1857 served as a Civil War chaplain later taught psychology at Lehigh University and edited Lippincotts Magazine from 1894 to 1899. He was 70 leaving a wife and a son Robert Montgomery Bird superintendent at Bethlehem Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
South Bethlehem
Penn
Frederick Mayer Bird
University of Pennsylvania
Lehigh University
Lippincott's
Robert Montgomery Bird
North American Gazette
Philadelphia
International Law Society Meet Links April Washington Sessions
The American Society of International Law holds its second annual meeting in Washington on April 24 and 25 at the New Willard Hotel. Secretary Root will open with an address on The Sanctions of International Law. Topics include treaty violations as federal offences and neutrality in loans for belligerents, with sessions on arbitration, codification, and prize court procedures.
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American Society of International Law
Washington
New Willard Hotel
Root
Detroit Alienist Dr Wilbur Gillett Dies at 71
Dr Wilbur Gillett a famed Detroit alienist and physician of nearly three decades died of a brain malady, cerebral hemorrhage listed as the immediate cause. He earlier faced hallucinations in May 188, was confined two months, and later published a self analysis arguing many suicides arise from insanity.
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Detroit
Wilbur Gillett
Nixon expands theater holdings to Atlantic City
Samuel F. Nixon has extended his theatrical interests to Atlantic City by acquiring two theatres, the Savoy and the Apollo. The Apollo will be renamed Nixon's Apollo Theatre, and Julia Marlowe will dedicate the new venue on April 1.
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Philadelphia
Samuel F. Nixon
Atlantic City
The
Savoy
Apollo
Nixon
Apollo Theatre
Julia Marlowe
Finnish Diet to Dissolve After Tsarkoe-Selo Conference
The Finnish Diet will be dissolved by an ukase after a Tsarkoe-Selo conference with Emperor and Finnish Secretary of State General Langhoff. Elections set for July 1 with the new Diet meeting August 1. The Senate resignation is not to be accepted. The move follows a Social Democratic resolution backing Russian terrorists.
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St. Petersburg
Tsarkoe-Selo
Langhoff
Senate
Diet
Strife in Hayti as Port au Prince Chaos Deepens
Paris reports indicate chaos in Port-au-Prince worsened by negro faction rivalries with white residents at risk. Foreign warships may land to protect lives. additional refugees seek asylum at the French Legation. Washington confirms Haytian Minister Leger says revolution attempts are being handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hayti
Port-au-Prince
Legation
Washington
J. N. Leger
Paducah Sails From Port-au-Prince to Guantanamo
The gunboat Paducah, stationed at Port-au-Prince to guard American interests, has departed for Guantanamo. The move follows U S protection goals in the Caribbean region.
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Washington
Paducah
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Guantanamo
Paris Chamber Grants Wine Growers Amnesty
The Chamber of Deputies approved an amnesty bill by 497 to 5 for political offences tied to the wine growers revolt in southern France. Exceptions apply for anti-patriotism anti military activity or insubordination.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Diamond Workers Vote To Quit In April Strike
Amsterdam reports a diamond workers union vote of 5000 to 290 ordering a complete April work stoppage affecting about ten thousand polishing and allied trades workers. The union plans wage increases when production resumes.
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Amsterdam
Diamond Workers’ Union
Central American Fraternity Organized in Tegucigalpa
The Honduras committee of the Central American Fraternity was organized yesterday in Tegucigalpa. The group, created by the Peace Congress in Washington, aims to promote peace and foster union and better understanding among Central American republics.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Washington
Tweedmouth Letters Aimed as April Fool Joke
Berlin papers reproduce alleged letters between Emperor William and Lord Tweedmouth first published in Munich. Editors say the letters were intended as an April fool joke and wide circulation followed across the provinces.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Lord Tweedmouth
Admiralty
Munich
Santo Domingo Adopts New Six Year Constitution
The constitution of the Republic of Santo Domingo, promulgated last February, went into effect April 2. It fixes the chief executive term at six years, abolishes the vice presidency, creates a senate and a court of cassation, and imposes the death penalty for certain offenses. The current government's term ends July 1.
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Santo Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Senate
Court of Cassation
No Fever in Cuba as Army Doctors Deny Quarantine Need
Major J R Kean delivered 26 army surgeon reports from across Cuba to Governor Magoon stating there is no yellow fever and no quarantine necessity. Magoon sent the reports to Washington to support his protest against the U S Marine Hospital Service action.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
J. R. Kean
Medical Corps
Magoon
Washington
United States Marine Hospital Service
Southwest With the President in Missouri and Beyond
H J Brockmeyer of Roosevelt Nassau County reports the national administration remains strong in the Southwest, rivalries in Missouri threaten Democratic chances, and Roosevelt’s 1940- era support shifts as Folk and Stone fight for the U S Senate nomination.
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H. J. Brockmeyer
Roosevelt
Nassau County
Brockmeyer
Missouri
Republican State Committee
Henry C. Brockmeyer
Southwest
Taft
Folk
William J. Stone
United States
Shubert Friars Dinner Honors Lee Shubert at Hotel Astor
The Friars hosted a banquet at the Hotel Astor for Lee Shubert of Sam S. & Lee Shubert, drawing about two hundred guests. Speakers included Frank Keenan Arthur Brisbane Augustus Thomas James K. Hackett and Harrison Grey Fiske. Manuel Klein and his orchestra provided music as Marceline the Hippodrome clown arrived late to keep the mood light. Wells Hawks acted as toastmaster with a large book hanging overhead.
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Hotel Astor
Lee Shubert
Frm
Sam S
Frank Keenan
Arthur Brisbane
Augustus Thomas
James K. Hackett
Harrison Grey Fiske
Manuel Klein
Friars
Marceline
Hippodrome
Wells Hawks
Mr. Shubert
Mr. Hawks
Shubert praised as book tears through list of failures
A. Toxen Worm, manager of E. H. Sothern, extols the Shuberts then tears pages from the Great Book showing unsuccessful productions. Taps, A Society Policeman, My Lady's Maid, A Village Lawyer and others are revealed. Shubert accepts the humor and praises the Friars' achievements at a gathering with Paul Kester and others in attendance.
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Shuberts
A. Toxen Worm
E. H. Sothern
Mr. Shubert
Paul Armstrong
Shubert
Paul Kester
Mr. Sothern
Frederic Thompson
Sydney Rosenfeld
Glen McDonough
Charles Osgood
Carl Lorentzen
New York University
Felix Ismann
New Play at Hartford The Yankee Prince debuts at Parsons
A three act music play by George M. Cohan titled The Yankee Prince opened at Parsons Theatre Hartford tonight. The first two acts unfold in England with the third in Chicago. Principal roles were played by members of the Cohan family alongside Estelle Wentworth and a cast including Sam J Bran Stella Hammerstein and Donald Crisp. The Cohans will stage the piece again April 21 at New Yorks Knickerbocker Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
George M. Cohan
Parsons Theatre
England
Chicago
Cohan
Knickerbocker Theatre
New York
All the Cohans
Conans
Estelle Wentworth
Tom Lewis
Sam J. Bran
Jack Gardner
Stella Hammerstein
Frank Hollins
J. Miquel Lane
Robert Emmet Lennon
William Leyle
Donald Crisp
John Jarrott
New Theatre founders dine at Otto Kahn home
Nearly all of the twenty three New Theatre founders in this country attended a dinner hosted by Otto H. Kahn at his East 68th Street residence. The guests honored London figures H Granville Barker and William Archer. Heinrich Conried was absent. A discussion followed on plans for the enterprise and no decision was announced on the directorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Theatre
Otto H. Kahn
East 68Th Street
H. Granville Barker
London
William Archer
Heinrich Conried
Mr. Kahn
Fewer Gems and Autos Imported in March
Precious stones and automobiles were not imported as much in March as in 1907. George W. Wanmaker estimates a decline of about 3 million dollars in precious stones compared with March 1907, while automobile imports dropped from 352,700 19 to 127,94692. Grocery, wine and tobacco imports rose to about 15.9 million in March from 12.0 million in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wanmaker
Stamps Worth 100000 Reach Cuttyhunk After Shipwreck
Stamps valued at over 100000 wash ashore at Cuttyhunk island from the wreck of the steamer Silvia. The Newfound land issue from American Bank Note Co was bound for the Newfoundland government. A single box was found by wreckers and seized by women. many sheets were given away or sold. Five cent stamps alone valued at about 85000 are said to be in one woman's possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
New York
Newfoundland
Cuttyhunk
Silvia
American Bank Note Company
Mrs. M Cormick to Europe amid threats letters
Mrs Harold McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller will sail to Europe soon after receiving anonymous cash demanding letters. The McCormicks deny anarchist ties and detectives guard the Lake Shore Drive mansion with private watchers kept for weeks.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Harold McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Europe
McCormick
McCormick Mansion
Lake Shore Drive
Knowles Presents Fire Drill Film at Carnegie Lyceum
RK G Knowles who will sail for Europe soon concluded his lecture series at Carnegie Lyceum by showing motion pictures of firemen drilling near the fire headquarters and a Public School 76 drill. Twenty six hundred pupils exited the school in 1 minute 46 seconds as Fire Commissioner Hayes Chief Croker and Superintendent Maxwell attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. G. Knowles
Europe
Carnegie Lyceum
Anna Gould Recovers Sufficiently From Illness
Mme Anna Gould, ill at the St. Regis since Monday, went out for a drive yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Tyler Morse. Dr. Anderton, her physician, said she would probably be well again in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Anna Gould
St. Regis
Tyler Morse
Anderton
Mme. Gould
Taft and Hughes discussed by Harvey before Europe voyage
George B. M. Harvey predicts Taft likely to be nominated and choose his running mate, with Hughes a strong possibility for vice president. He doubts Bryan’s nomination under the two thirds rule and suggests Wilson and Johnson as Democratic ticket names. He cites unemployment as a factor in November's outcome.
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Europe
Mauretania
George B. M. Harvey
Bryan
Taft
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
John A. Johnson
Obituary notices and funeral details from a 1908 Tribune page
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements listed for Edwin S Holly Joseph Howart jr Emile Porter William Ratigan Robb Anne Rockwell Harry Scofield Henry Thomas Samuel Willard with service locations including St John’s Stamford Plymouth Church Brooklyn and Church of the Ascension and interments at Greenwood and Norwich. Details include addresses dates April 1908 and the note that republication is handled by the Tri-Weekly Tribune.
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Kyssel
Henry Mottet
William M Growvenor
Church of the Incarnation
Gladys Godfrey Kissel
Rudolph B. Kissel
James Ely Miller
Holly
Colom
Panama
Edwin S. Holly
Stamford
Conn
Edwin S
Mary E Holly
St. John’s Church
Newark
Nevada
New York City
Joseph Howart, Jr
John Tasker
Susan T. Howard Ami Husee
Plymouth Church
Orange St
Henry A Hicks Sts
Brooklin
Greenwood Cemetery
Emile
A Messier
Main St
Somerville
Scofield
Washington Ave
Brooklyn
Harry A. Scofield
Belle Scofield Thomas
Henry Thomas
South 27
St. Peter and Paul's Church
Holly Edwin
Robb
Charles
Rockwell
Anne Howard
Joseph
K. Messier
Emily
Harry A Monroe
Nancy A Porter
Benjamin €. Willard
Samuel L Ratigan
William R
File of aspirants' applications available at Uptown Tribune
The New York Tribune, Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 26th and 37th Streets, announces a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions, open for consultation during office hours from 3 a.m. to p.m.
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New-York Tribune
Sunday Tribune Subscription Rates and Terms
The Tribune offers mail subscriptions nationwide and abroad with various terms. Domestic and foreign postages apply. rates include daily, tri weekly, weekly farmer, Sunday only, and almanac or index options. In New York City, mail subscriptions incur one extra cent postage.
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Mexico
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Bronz
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Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Lee
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
Europe
Universal Postal Union
Tribune
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