Major New York Art Exhibitions in Spring Shows
Major exhibitions fill New York galleries as Saint-Gaudens at the Met and the spring academy attract crowds. Paintings by W. L. Lathrop at Montross draw praise for directness and quiet color, while Knoedler showcases P. F. Leszlo portraits and Lichtenauer studies. The Bauer-Folsom Women’s Art Club collection offers varied portraits and landscapes, with mixed quality. Additional shows include Frank Fowler at Powell and Matisse works at the Photo-Secession, all amid a busy season as galleries near a spring close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Metropolitan Museum
Spring Academy
Fifth Avenue
American Art Galleries
Vitali Benguiat
Fine Arts
Knoedler Galleries
P. 4
Leszlo
America
Roosevelt
Nkewiss
J. Mortimer Lichtenauer
Bauer-Folsom
Woman's Art Club
M. Nelson
M. L. Close
A. F. Tilden
E. R. Findley
M. J. M. Johansen
A. A. Wygand
A. Deming
E. M. Scott
C. B. Coman
Powell Gallery
Frank Fowler
Fowler
Long Island
Sankey’s Son Declared Insane by Jury
Jonn E Sankey son of Ira D Sankey the revivalist was pronounced insane by a court jury before Justice Platzek yesterday. Mrs Sankey petitioned to appoint a committee for her husband, who is in River rest Asylum Astoria. The patient claimed he was the greatest living being and creator of the world and sometimes believed he commanded a ship at sea. Sankey once co owned the Orleans Hotel.
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Jonn E Sankey
Ira D. Sankey
Justice Platzek
Yester- Ga
Riverrest Asylum
Astoria
Sankey
Orleans
King Victor Emmanuel Hosts American Emigrants In Rome
King Victor Emmanuel received a private audience with William Beiley Howland and Robert Watchorn, U S immigration commissioner, to discuss Italian emigration to the United States. The king learned they met the Duke of the Abruzzi, who invited them to luncheon in Turin. The visitors reportedly saw hints of an engagement between the duke and Miss Blair.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
William Beiley Howland
Robert Watchorn
New York
United States
Duke
Abruzzi
Howland
Watchorn
Turin
Miss Blairs
Protest Over Seizures Of American Fishing Schooners
London reports the U S State Department has protested to Britain via Ambassador Reid over Newfoundland seizure of two Gloucester fishing schooners the Athlete and the Harry W Nickerson. Captains fined $1 each for trawl violations near shore. Cases referred to Washington by Congressman Gardner. Americans claim right to fish with trawls under the 1818 treaty.
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London
State Department
Great Britain
Reid
Newfoundland
Robert Bond
Athlete
Harry W. Nickerson
Washington
Gardner
Gloucester
Root Rosen talk probes Harbin plan after Manchuria clash
Secretary Root held a long April 13 conference with Russian Ambassador Baron Rosen at the State Department. The two sides reached a satisfactory understanding on Harbin’s status and the broader Manchurian situation, signaling support for Russian efforts to revive Harbin as a key trade center while avoiding friction with the American consul.
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Washington
Root
State Department
Baron Rosen
New York
Russia
Harbin
Floods In Hankow Kill 2000 In Night Snooze
Destructive floods in Hankow, Hoo Peh province, report 2000 deaths and the sinking or wrecking of 700 junks after a sudden freshet caught people unaware in the darkness of night.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Hoo-Peh
Treaties Sent to Senate on Boundary and Fisheries
President Roosevelt transmitted to the Senate treaties with Great Britain on the Great Lakes boundary and fisheries, and an extradition treaty with Spain. Sir Wilfrid Laurier says the boundary will be marked on maps, not expanded, while a commission will regulate fisheries in contiguous waters with Canadian government appointments.
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Great Lakes
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Spain
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Root
Government of
Warning to the Congo sparks international pressure
In Liverpool on April 13 E D Morel secretary of the Congo Reform Association warned that if by June Belgium has not annexed the Congo Independent State on acceptable terms the British government with American cooperation will take measures to force Congo to honor its treaty rights, a stance shared after close British government contact.
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Liverpool
Belgium
Congo
E. D. Morel
Congo Reform Association
Morel
Cardinal Logue to attend New York diocesan centennial
Dublin reports Cardinal Logue Primate of all Ireland will depart on Easter for New York to take part in the centennial celebration of the New York Diocese.
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Dublin
Secret Service officers arrest counterfeiter in lumber camp
In Quebec on April 13 United States Secret Service agents W J Flynn and J E Nye from New York arrested W J Pellickas at a lumber camp on a charge of counterfeiting 25 cent pieces.
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Quebec
W. J. Flynn
J. E. Nye
New York
United States
Secret Service
W. J. Pellickas
Opening of Evan gelistic Tent Campaign at the Met Opera House
Rev J Wilbur Chapman and Charles M Alexander complete arrangements for an Evangelistic Tent Campaign opening next Tuesday at the Metropolitan Opera House in Philadelphia. Chapman vows to address socialism in the talk and stresses individual responsibility. Alexander to lead an eight hundred strong choir and stage performances with the Laymen's Missionary Movement meeting featuring Secretary Taft on Monday.
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Metropolitan Opera House
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Chapman- Alexander
Philadelphia
Metropolitn Opera House
Dr. Chapmen
Labor Union
Chapman
Alexander
England
Safety Device Exhibit Opens at American Museum of Safety
The Exposition of Safety Devices at No. 231 West 39th Street opened yesterday and runs until June 1. The display features new contrivances to prevent accidents and extend worker life across industries. Three gold medals will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Safety Devices and Industrial Hygiene
West 39Th Street
The Merry Go Round opens at Lyric Theatre
The new three act musical comedy The Merry Go Round premiered tonight at the Lyric Theatre in Philadelphia. It moves from a country fair to a New York store, then a café scene, with Mabel Hite James J. Morton Bobby North Ignacio Mertinetti and Melville Stewart among the vaudeville performers.
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Philadelphia
Lyric Theatre
New York
Mabel Hite
James J. Morton
Bobby North
Ignacio Mertinetti
Melville Stewart
Jefferson Day Dinner Highlights Democratic Rally
The National Democratic Club held its Jefferson Day dinner at the Knickerbocker with 450 guests commemorating Jefferson’s birth. President Wilson urged law over personal power, criticizing public service commissions, while Senator Simmons warned of GOP drift. The event noted Bryan’s absence and Treasury of souvenirs shifted to terra cotta busts.
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National Democratic Club
Knickerbocker
Thomas Jefferson
William Jennings Bryan
Warren W. Foster
John Fox
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Johnson
Dr. Wilson
United
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Senator Owen
Jefferson
Owen
Egypt
Robert L. Taylor
Edward M. Shepard
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Paradise Gardens Renamed for Hammerstein Summer Roof
William Hammerstein announced that Paradise Gardens will drop the name reversed by another, renaming his roof garden Victoria and Belasco theatres venue for summer amusement. He plans to open Monday night June 1 with novelties including Mlle. Alexia, a dancer formerly at Alhambra. Alexia will perform twice daily for four weeks with a tour dillon renamed La Dance Tornado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
William Hammerstein
Victoria
Belasco
Hammerstein
Alexia
New York
The Impostor Produced at Broad Street Theatre
Philadelphia April 13 The Impostor a new play by R N Beach was produced at the Broad Street Theatre tonight. Notable features include a hypnotic scene with William Postance as the hypnotist and C Aubrey Smith as Sir Robert Gresham. Miss Forbes Robertson appears as a woman of five and thirty and later as her own daughter.
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Philadelphia
R. N. Beach
Broad Street Theatre
William Postance
C. Aubrey Smith
Robert Gresham
Five Master Preussen Arrives Off Scotland Lightship
The steel German five master Preussen, which left Hamburg forty four days ago to load oil for the Orient, appeared abeam the Scotland Lightship at 3 p m yesterday and anchored. A fleet of tugs awaited to tow her to the city but a northwest gale kept her at anchor. She is the largest sailing vessel with no auxiliary power, measuring 410 feet in length with an oil capacity of about 2 000 900 gallons and a sail area of 65 000 square feet.
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Hamburg
Orient
Scotland
Weather Forecast Across Regions With Warmer Trends
Washington reports local rains in the Southwest light snow and rain in interior New York and New England with showers along the Atlantic coast from South Carolina to Northern Florida. Warmer in the central valleys east Gulf and south Atlantic states. Tuesday showers expected in the east Gulf and south Atlantic, Ohio and Mississippi valleys, then into the middle Atlantic states by Wednesday. Elsewhere generally fair with rising temperatures in the Southwest and upper/lower lake regions and New England. Regional forecasts detail winds and conditions for District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and New York New England Western Pennsylvania Western New York with mixed cloud cover and northeast winds.
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Washington
New York
New England
Atlantic
South Carolina
Florida
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Middle States
Ohio
Middle Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England Atlantic
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Jews after Riis too clash over settlement work
Albert LuCas, secretary of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations, says Riis settlements are proselytizing. He cites God's Providence House and Gosnel, University, Christadora settlements and Baptist Bible classes as examples and accuses Riis of aiming at Catholic and Jewish children. Riis and Curry trade rebuttals. LuCas defends Protestant outreach while asserting concern for all children.
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Jacob Riis
Father Curry
Albert Lucas
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations
Jewish Centres Association
New York
Riis
God's Providence House
Broome Street
Milford Haven
Gosnel
Clinton Street
University
Rivington Street
Christadora
7Th Street
Second Avenue
Baptist Mission
Hell's Kitchen
West Side
Cardinal Gibbons
Rifs House
Obituary of Charles Alfred Clegg Real estate dealer dies in accident
Charles Alfred Clegg a real estate dealer formerly an advertising agent with offices in The Tribune Building died after being struck by a train at Magnolia New Jersey while returning from Daytona Beach to Staten Island. Born in Dayton Ohio sixty seven years ago he built the Sunset Park Inn in the Catskills and belonged to the Ohio Society of New York. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs E A Stevens of Cambridge Massachusetts. Funeral at St Simon's Church Concord Staten Island on Wednesday.
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Charles Alfred Clegg
Magnolia
N. J
New York
Daytona
Fla
Staten Island
Clege
Tribune
Sunset Park Inn
Catskills
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Society
E. A. Stevens
Cambridge
Mass
St. Simon's Church
Concord
General Byron M. Cutcheon Dies at Ypsilanti
General Byron M. Cutcheon father of Franklin W. M. Cutcheon a lawyer of No 2 Broadstreet died yesterday at Ypsilanti Michigan born Pembroke New Hampshire 1836 graduated University of Michigan 181 served in the Civil War brevetted brigadier general 1865 admitted to the bar 1866 member of Congress 1883 to 1891 wrote a memoir of General Phil Sheridan and a history of Michigan
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Byron M. Cutcheon
Franklin W. M. Cutcheon
Ypsilanti
Mich
Pembroke
N. H
University of Michigan
Congress
Phil Sheridan
Michigan
Daniel R Noyes dies in St Paul at 79
Daniel Rogers Noyes merchant of St Paul dies at his home born November 10 1836 in Old Lyme Conn. He was a former president of the National Wholesale Druggists Association director of the Equitable Life Assurance Society and president of the Minnesota Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Survived by wife Helen A Gilman and five children Helen Winthrop S Gilman Evelyn Caro and D Raymond Noyes plus spouses in New York and Mount Kisco N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Rogers Noyes
St. Paul
Mr. Noyes
Old Lyme
Conn
Daniel Rogers
Phebe Griffin (Lord) Noyes
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
New York
Minnesota Society of the Son
New York City
Helen A. Gilman
Winthrop Sargent Gilman
Helen
William Adams Brown
Evelyn
Rollin Ss. Saltus
Mount Kisco
Caro
Thatcher M. Brown
D. Raymond
Paris Orientalist Hartwig Derenbourg Dies In City
Paris April 13 Hartwig Derenbourg a noted Orientalist and Institute member died in this city He was born June 17 1844 in Paris son of Joseph Derenbourg He studied at Paris Göttingen and Leipzig early career at the Bibliotheque Nationale edited the Arabic manuscript catalogue He taught Arabic at the Ecole des Langues Orientales becoming professor later and then Islamitic science professor at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes He authored many works in Latin French and Arabic including an Arabic grammar The History of the Literature of the Old Testament The Science of Religion Ousama Ibn Mounkidh and Chrestomathie Elementaire de l Arabe Littéral regarded as his principal work
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Hartwig Derenbourg
Joseph Derenbourg
Paris
Géttingen
Leipsic
Bibliothéque Nationale
Ecole Des Langues Orientales
Ecole Des Hautes Etudes
Science of
Oqusama Ibn Mounkidh
Chrestomathie Elémentaire de
l'Arabe Littéral
Mrs. Anna M. Dayton Dies in South Bend
Mrs. Anna M. Dayton of South Bend Indiana mother of Rear Admiral James E Dayton U S N died today after months of failing health She was born in 1822 in Richmond Indiana and married Dr Daniel Dayton in 1844
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South Bend
Ind
Anna M. Dayton
James E. Dayton
Dayton
Richmond
Daniel Dayton
Obituary notes for four prominent individuals
Mrs Alethea Blanche Merry wife of W L Merry American Minister to Costa Rica died yesterday at her daughter's home in Stonington Conn from heart disease Her husband was with her when she died Mrs Sophia Day Jennings widow of Rev Isaac Jennings died Sunday at her West 12th Street home aged about eighty two One son Frederick Beach Jennings a lawyer survives her Funeral to be held at Bennington Centre VT John Young eighty father of Police Captain Horatio Young died yesterday in Staten Island Hospital from a fall Funeral at Captain Young's home Stapleton Thursday morning Captain Carl Edward Wilhelm von Seliva Yonkers Board of Assessors engineer died yesterday from gangrene aged eighty born in Germany came to the United States at the outbreak of the Civil War served as captain of Company C 58th Infantry and came to Yonkers twenty five years ago
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Alethea Blanche Merry
W. L. Merry
Costa Rica
Stonington
Conn
Sophia Day Jennings
Isaac Jennings
West 12Th Street
Frederick Beach Jennings
Bennington Centre
John Young
Horatio Young
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Staten Island
Captain Young
No. SA Targee Street
Stapleton
Carl Edward Wilhelm von Seliva
Yonkers
Germany
United States
Seymour
58Th Infantry
Russia redeems 472 paintings from auction bond
Two hundred fifty thousand dollar value set for 472 Russian paintings seized for the St. Louis Exposition have been released from bond by order of Washington. The works will be sent back rather than sold at public auction, ending customs administration in this action.
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Washington
New York Architects Win Prize in University Plans
Palmer and Hornbostel of New York won first prize in the competition for drawing plans for Western University of Pennsylvania buildings at the Schenley Farms site. The school of mines building, costing 175000, tops the initial phase on a project expected to cost millions. Sixty one architects entered. several others received prizes of 10.00 each.
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New York
Pittsburg
Palmer & Hornbostel
Western University of Pennsylvania
Schenley Farms
East End
School of Mines
Beveridge Addresses Harvard Students in Cambridge
Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana spoke to a packed Harvard Union hall in Cambridge Massachusetts on April 18. Earlier he joined Harvard Indiana Club members for a dinner in the union trophy room.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Union
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Beveridge
Harvard Indiana Club
Union
Cornell appoints Hull dean of Arts and Sciences
Ithaca April 13 Professor Charles G Hull of the American history department was named dean of the College of Arts and Sciences by the Cornell faculty to succeed Arthur Ross Hill who departs for the University of Missouri.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Charles G. Hull
Department of
Cornell
College of Arts and Sciences
Arthur Ross Hill
Universty of Missouri
Citizens Fight Park Avenue Track Extension Plan
The Citizens East Side Improvement Association contests a state bill granting an indefinite extension for New York Central to depress tracks on Park Avenue between 45th and 56th streets and bridge connections amid delays. Leaders urge a minimum $2,500 daily penalty until completion, with $5,090 thereafter, citing years of slow progress and safety concerns.
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Citizens' East Side Improvement Association
East List Street
New York Central
Park Avenue
45Th
56Th
Alexander Hamilton
George L. Shearer
Albany
St. Pat‘rick’s
St. Thomas’s Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Collegiate Church of
St. Nicholas
East 54Th Street
42D Street
56Th Street
Ira A. Place
The
Place
Assembly
Beverly Robinson
Senate
Agnew
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Public Service Commission
East Side Association
Maude Adams To Act Shakespearian Parts At Yale And Harvard
Yale and Harvard will host Maude Adams this summer to perform Shakespearian roles. Charles Frohman arranged the visit with Yale sharing the offering and Harvard taking part. Adams appears June 3 and 4 at Sander's Theatre with possible extra show June 4 afternoon. Yale campus show to follow with Woolsey Hall as fallback if rain. Attendance limited to undergraduates faculty and theatrical writers. Harvard ticket sales run by English department committee.
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Yale
Harvard
Maude Adams
Charles Frohman
Frohman
Miss Adams
Sander
Woolsey Hall
Harvard University
Theatrical Incidents and Upcoming North American Shows
The article lists upcoming theatre and musical events in New York venues. It notes Walter’s The Wolf at Bijou Theatre, Edward Vroom’s The Luck of Macgregor at Garden Theatre, Dorothy Vernon revival at Lincoln Square, Flower of the Ranch at Majestic, Mile. Modiste at Academy of Music, Yankee Prince at Knickerbocker Theatre, Kitty Cheatham recital at Lyceum, and the Circus touring to Brooklyn after a final New York week.
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the Wolf
Mr. Walter
Edward Vroom
Garden Theatre
Luck of Macgregor
Miss Spooner
Lincoln Square Theatre
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Mabel Barrison
Kitty Cheatham
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Brooklyn
Opera Star Zeke de Lussan Headlines Colonial Theatre Week
Zeke de Lussan opened a limited engagement at the Colonial Theatre with warm audience reception across both performances. The week features an attractive bill including Irene Franklin Bert Green Harry Gilfoil and the act of Jimmie Barry Hill Sylvain Simon Gardner and company in The New Coachman.
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Zeke de Lussan
Colonial Theatre
Irene Franklin
Bert Green
Harry Gilfoil
Jimmie Barry
Hill
Sylvain
Simon, Gardner
Fifth Avenue Theatre Promotes High Class Music Hall
Public approval of the theatre’s conversion to a high class music hall is noted as seating fills twice daily. Keith and Proctor present varied clean entertainment weekly with Alice Lloyd headlining and a splash song pleasing audiences. Richard Golden shines in A Case of Divorce while Ida Fuller, Willard Sims, Matthews and Ashley, and Wynne and Lewis contribute to the merriment.
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Keith & Proctor
Alice Lloyd
Richard Golden
Clay M. Greene
Ida Fuller
Willard Sims and Company
Matthews and Ashley
Wynne and
Lewis
Adele Ritchie Opens Week at Victoria Theatre
Adele Ritchie received a cordial welcome at Mr Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre yesterday afternoon and began a weeklong engagement. The bill features Joe Welch and company Trixie Friganza Tom Nawn and company William Rock and Maude Fulton the Avon Comedy Four Mayme Remington Lyon and Parks and Johnson and Love with two daily performances and Sunday concerts.
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Adele Ritchie
John P. Caddagan Resting Easily After Illness
John P. Caddagan proprietor of the Hoffman House lies seriously ill in his hotel apartments after a general nervous breakdown following Friday night hemorrhage. He was reported resting easily yesterday.
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John P. Caddagan
Hoffman House
Gertrude Chadeayne Funeral Set in Stamford Conn
Death notice lists Gertrude Chadeayne widow of the late John Chadeayne. Funeral services at her daughter Mrs. Elmer E. Brady residence No. 23 Pleasant Street in Stamford on Wednesday afternoon April 15 at 2 o clock.
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Stamford
Conn
Gertrude
John Chadeayne
Elmer E. Brady
Pleasant St
Hodgman
A. Larchmont
A. Louise
Stephen
Beth B. Barker
George Hodgman
West 73Th
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From April 1908
A crowded tersely worded notice page lists deaths and funeral details for Charles Alfred Clegg Blanche DIX A L Hodgman Sophia Jennings Julia Jessup Thomas Kerna Ellen Kenney Sarah Kirsch Evelene McGowan Julia Marietta Rogers Noyes Mary L Rice Julia Marietta Russell Williemene Blackwell Helen Webster with service times, locations including St Simon's Clove Concord Staten Island Stark Brooklyn Harlem Utica and New Haven papers requested for copy. Each entry provides date, age or relation, residence, and funeral arrangements or interment details in various cities and churches.
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Kirsch
Sarah Clegg
Charles A. McGowan
Evelene
Dix
Alethea B
Noyes
Daniel R. Hodgman
A. Louise
Rice
Mary L. Jennings
Sophia D. Russell
Julia M Jessup
Julia M Townsend
Williemene B
Kenna
Thomas. Webster
Helen A. Kenney
Ellen
M'Gowan
Evelene McGowan
Park Place
Brooklyn
oOclock
Greenwood
St. Paul
Minn
Rogers Noyes
Russell
Julia Marietta
Solomon B. Russell
4Th St
Amsterdam
Townsend
Atlantic City
MS. J
Williemene Blackwell
Peter Leticia A. Blackwell Potlion
Charles de Kay Townsend
Grace Church Chantry
New York City
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Tralers
The notice lists Woodlawn Cemetery access from Grand Central and Jerome Avenue routes. Lots are offered from 150 dollars with contact options including Gramercy Book of Views and the representation office at 20 East 23rd Street, New York City. Undertakers Frank E. Campbell at 2413 West 234th Street provide chapel services and both private and public ambulances. Telephone numbers 4855 and 1324 Chealsea are cited.
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Grand Tral Station
Webster and Jerome
Gramercy Fap Book of Views
East 2342
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Chapelm
Chelses
Job applicants file aids employers at Uptown Tribune
Special notices invite employers to consult a newly installed file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions at THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 26th and 27th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 5 pm with quick access to time saving and cost cutting resources.
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NEW York Tribune
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27Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates
The Tribune offers mail delivery nationwide and abroad with address changes as desired. Subscriptions may be handed to a regular dealer or dropped at The Tribune Office. Single copies vary by edition with prices in cents for Sunday, weekly farmer, daily, and tri weekly.
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Tribune
TRIBE
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Porto Rico
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Domestic and Foreign Postal Rates for The Tribune
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Calvary Baptist Choir Festival Concert in New York
A Calvary Baptist Church program lists the Calvary Choir and Banner String Quartet performing Stabat Mater and popular selections. Tickets go on sale Monday April 20 at 9 am at the church.
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Myrta French Kursteiner
Theodore Martin
Judson Bushnell
Banner String Quartet
Frarmann Kuehn
Carl Binhak
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