Arts scene spars with Saint Gaudens show open
The art season slows as galleries note fewer visitors though the Saint-Gaudens retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum remains open through May. Major exhibitions continue at Knoedler, American Art Galleries, and others, with notable works by W. L. Lathrop and P. B. Leszio and portraits by J. Mortimer Lichtenauer.
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Ate Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Metropolitan Museum
Spring Academy
Fifth Avenue
American Art Galleries
Vitali Beneutat
Sankey's Son Declared Insane by Jury in Astoria
Ira D Sankey's eldest son was found insane by a jury in Ge The proceedings sought a committee for the husband now in River rest Avylum Astoria Mrs Sankey filed the application It was reported the patient believed he was the greatest man living and creator of the world At times he thought he commanded a ship at sea Sankey co owned the Orleans Hotel.
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Ira D. Sankey
Riverrest Avylum
Astoria
Sankey
Orleans Hotel
King Victor Emmanuel Meets American Emigrants in Turin
King Victor Emmanuel received a private audience in Turin with William Bailey Howland and Robert Watchorn, commissioner of emigration in New York, on a discussion of Italian emigration to the United States. The king showed interest in his former subjects welfare and invited the pair to luncheon, amid rumors they met the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Eflis.
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Victor Emmanuel
William Bailey Howland
Robert Watchorn
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Watchorn
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Eflis
Protest Over Seizures Off Newfoundland
The State Department urged Britain through Ambassador Reid over Newfoundland seizures of two American Gloucester fishing schooners, the Athlete and the Harry W Nickerson. Captains were fined for trawl use within three miles of shore. The case, referred by Congressman Gardner, hinges on the 1818 treaty rights to fish with trawls on the southwest coast.
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State Department
Great Britain
Reid
Newfoundland
Robert Bond
Athlete
Harry W. Nickerson
Washington
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Gloucester
Root Rosen Conference on Harbin Status in Manchuria
Secretary Root held a lengthy State Department talks with Russian Ambassador Baron Rosen. The accord centered on Harbin's trade revival and Russian aims before the war. Washington signaled support for Harbin officials while clarifying concerns about methods, promising no further friction with Moscow.
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Root
State Department
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New York
Russia
Harbin
Floods Drown 2000 In Hankow Disaster
Reports say Hankow in Hoo-Peh province was struck by a sudden freshet flooding the city in the night. About 2,000 people are drowned and 700 junks sunk or wrecked.
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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 noted two Washington-signed treaties marking boundaries on maps and placing fisheries under a commission for regulation in contiguous waters.
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A Warning to the Congo Pronounced in Liverpool
E. D. Morel, secretary of the Congo Reform Association, warned at a Liverpool meeting that if Belgium has not annexed the Congo Independent State by June on acceptable terms the British government with American cooperation will take measures to force Congo to observe treaty rights, a policy he says the British government supports.
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Belgium
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E. D. Morel
Congo Reform Association
Cardinal Logue to Attend New York Diocese Centennial
Dublin reports Cardinal Logue Primate of all Ireland will depart on Easter for New York to join the centennial celebration of the New York Diocese, marking a notable ecclesiastical commemorative event.
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Secret Service officers arrest counterfeiter in lumber camp
Quebec April 13 United States Secret Service officers W J Flynn and J E Nye arrested W J Pellickas in a lumber camp yesterday on the 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 Night Planned for Evangelistic Tent Campaign
Reverend J Wilbur Chapman and Charles M Alexander finalize arrangements for the Chapman Alexander revivals at the Metropolitan Opera House in Philadelphia next Tuesday. They aim to reach socialists and labor leaders with messages on religion and social responsibility, stressing individual change over party politics. Alexander to conduct singing with a large choir and male octet on stage.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Chapman- Alexander
Philadelphia
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Micas
Labor Union
Chapman
Alexander
England
Mr. Alexander
Safety Device Exhibit Opens at American Museum of Safety
The Exposition of Safety Devices at 231 West 38th Street opened yesterday and runs until June 1. It showcases contrivances to prevent accidents and extend laborer lifespans across industries. Three gold medals will be awarded.
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American Museum of Safety Devices and Industrial Hygiene
West 38Th Street
The Merry Go Round Debuts At Lyric Theatre
The new three act musical comedy The Merry Go Round was produced for the first time tonight at the Lyric Theatre in Philadelphia. The acts move from a country fair to a New York store interior and conclude with a cafe scene. Performers include Mabel Hite James J. Morton Bobby North Ignacio Mertinetti and Melville Stewart.
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Philadelphia
Lyric Theatre
New York
Mabel Hite
James J. Morton
Bobby North
Ignacio Mertinetti
Melville Stewart
Jefferson Day Dinner Highlights Jeffersonian Debate at Knickerbocker
The Jefferson Day dinner of the National Democratic Club at the Hotel Knickerbocker drew 450 attendees to toast Thomas Jefferson on the 165th anniversary of his birth. Speakers including Woodrow Wilson and Senator Simmons debated law versus personal power and criticized corporate influence, with notable absences of Bryan and Murphy.
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Knickerbocker
Thomas Jefferson
William Jennings Bryan
Warren W. Foster
Miness
John Fox
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Johnson
Dr. Wilson
Paradise Gardens Rename Sparks Family Dispute
The son of Oscar Hammerstein announces Paradise Gardens will drop the name after another group confiscated it. The roof garden at the Victoria and Belasco theatres plans to open Monday night June 1 with Mlle. Alexia as chief performer. Alexia, a dancer with fame abroad, arrives after Genee at the Empire in London and Alhambra audiences. Her novelty dance is the "La Dance Tornado" and she will perform twice daily for four weeks.
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Oscar
William Hammerstein
Victoria
Belasco
Hammerstein
Alexia
New York
The Impostor produced at Broad Street Theatre
Philadelphia playhouse premieres The Impostor by R. N. Beach with William Postance as the hypnotist and C Aubrey Smith as Sir Robert Gresham. Miss Forbes Robertson appears as a 35 year old woman and later as her daughter in the drama.
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Philadelphia
R. N. Beach
Broad Street Theatre
William Postance
C. Aubrey Smith
Robert Gresham
Miss Forbes-Robertson
Five-Master Preussen Arrives Off Scotland Lightship
The German five mast Preussen, left Hamburg 44 days ago to load case 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 held her at anchor. She is the largest sailing vessel without auxiliary power, measuring 410 feet with oil capacity and salt area details noted.
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Hamburg
Orient
Scotland
Weather Report From Washington April 13 Forecasts
Weather forecast and official record describe focal rains in the Southwest light snows in New York and New England and showers along the Atlantic Coast. Warmer in the Northwest central valleys east Gulf and south Atlantic States with showers possible Tuesday into midweek. Local details cover DC Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania New England and Western New York with winds northeast and temperatures highs around 50 and lows mid 40s and a record comparison to last year.
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Jews After Riis Too Debate Settlement Proselytizing
Albert Lu cas, secretary of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations, condemns several Riis settlements for proselytizing in New York. He cites God's Providence House and others in Broome and Clinton streets, claims Protestant outreach target Jewish and Catholic children, and accuses Riis of misstatements while defending an inclusive view toward Christians and Jews.
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Father Curry
Albert Lucas
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations
Jewish Centres Association
New York
Alis
God's Providence House
Broome Street
Milford Haven
Gospel
Clinton Street
University Settlement
Rivington Street
Christadora
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Second Avenue
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Hell's Kitchen
West Side
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Cardinal Gibbons
Curry
Rifs House
Obituary of Charles A Clegg Real Estate Dealer
Charles Alfred Clegg real estate dealer of this city was accidentally killed at Magnolia New Jersey station while boarding a train for New York. He had wintered in Daytona Florida and returned to Staten Island where he lived. He was an advertising agent formerly with The Tribune Building and owned Sunset Park Inn in the Catskills. Born in Dayton Ohio sixty seven years ago he belonged to the Ohio Society in 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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Magnolia
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Daytona
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Tribune
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Catskills
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Society
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Cambridge
Mass
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Concord
General Byron M. Cutcheon Dies at Ypsilanti
General Byron M. Cutcheon father of Franklin W. M. Cutcheon died yesterday in Ypsilanti Michigan. Born in Pembroke New Hampshire in 1836 he graduated from the University of Michigan in 181 served in the Civil War and was brevetted brigadier general in 1865. He entered the bar in 1866 and served as a congressman from 1883 to 1891. He authored 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 Rogers Noyes Dies at St Paul Merchant Leader and Pioneer
Daniel Rogers Noyes a St Paul merchant died at his home. Born November 10 1830 in Old Lyme Conn he was son of Daniel Rogers Noyes and Phebe Griffin Lord. He led the National Wholesale Druggists Association and served as director of the Equitable Life. He married Helen Gilman in 1866 and leaves five children Helen wife of the Rev William Brown Winthrop Gilman Evelyn wife of Rollin Saltus Caro wife of Thatcher Brown and D Raymond Brown all of New York or nearby.
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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
American Revoluution
American Revoluution. Mr. Noyes
New York City
Helen A. Gilman
Winthrop Sargent Gilman
Helen
William Adams Brown
Evelyn
Rollin 5
S. Saltus
Mount Kisco
Derenbourg Orientalist Hartwig Derenbourg Dies in Paris
Paris reports the death today of Hartwig Derenbourg a leading Orientalist and Institute member born June 17 184 in Paris son of Joseph Derenbourg a German French Orientalist He studied in Paris Göttingen and Leipzig taught Arabic at the Ecole des Langues Orientales and served as professor at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes He authored Arabic grammar and several works including The History of the Literature of the Old Testament and Chrestomathie Elementaire de l Arabe Littéral known for his principal work.
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Hartwig Derenbourg
Joseph Derenbourg
Paris
Géttingen
Leipsic
Bibliothéque Nationale
Ecole Des Langues Orientales
Ecole Des Hautes Etudes
Ousama Ibn Mounkidh
Chrestomathie Elémentaire de
V Arabe Littéral
Mrs. Anna M. Dayton Dies in South Bend at 102
Mrs. Anna M. Dayton of South Bend Indiana mother of Rear Admiral James E Dayton U S N died after months of ill 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 On Mrs Merry Mrs Jennings Captain Von Seliva
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 Little Street home in her eighty second year One son Frederick Beach Jennings a lawyer survives her John Young eighty died yesterday in St Vincents Hospital Staten Island from a fall Funeral at Captain Horatio Youngs home Stapleton Thursday morning Captain Carl Edward Wilhelm von Seliva Yonkers board of assessors engineer died yesterday from gangrene of the foot He was eighty born in Germany came to the United States at outbreak of Civil War and was commissioned by Governor Seymour as captain of Company C 58th Infantry He 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 Little 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 sale at auction
Customs authorities held 472 Russian paintings intended for the St. Louis Exposition after bond issues. Washington issued an order releasing them, and they will be sent back. The total appraised value was about 250 dollars.
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Washington
Pittsburg architects win prize for university plans
Palmer and Hornbostel of New York capture first prize in the contest to draw plans for Western University of Pennsylvania buildings on the Schenley Farms site. The school of mines will cost 175000 dollars, with sixty one competitors and several others winning 160 dollar prizes. The full group plan will require several millions to complete.
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Palmer & Hornbostel
New York
Western University of Pennsylvania
Schenley Farms
East End
School of Mines
Beveridge Addresses Harvard Students in Union Hall
Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana spoke to a crowded Harvard Union Hall crowd in Cambridge Mass. after an Indiana Club dinner in the trophy room, detailing his views to the attentive students.
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Cornell names Hull dean of Arts and Sciences
Ithaca April 13 Professor Charles G Hull of the American history department was appointed by the Cornell faculty as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences to succeed Arthur Ross III who will move to the University of Missouri.
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N. Y
Charles G. Hull
Department of
Cornell
College of Arts and Sciences
Arthur Ross III
Universty of Missouri
Residents fight extended timing for Park Ave track depressment
The Citizens East Side Improvement Association opposes a bill in the New York State Legislature to indefinitely extend the NY Central’s plan to depress tracks on Park Avenue between 45th and 56th streets. They seek an eighteen month extension with heavy penalties for delays, arguing the project cannot finish in that window and would harm local property values amid stalled progress.
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George L. Shearer
Albany
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Senate
Agnew
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Maude Adams to Stage Shakespearian Passages at Yale and Harvard
Yale and Harvard will host Maude Adams this summer with Charles Frohman arranging two campus performances. She will appear June 3 and 4 at Sander's Theatre with a possible extra show June 4 afternoon. If rain, Woolsey Hall will host. Attendance limited to undergraduates faculty and theatrical writers with Harvard tickets sold by an English department committee.
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Harvard
Maude Adams
Charles Frohman
Frohman
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Sander
Woolsey Hall
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Theatrical Incidents and Upcoming Plays in New York
The Bijou Theatre opens with The Wolf by Walter next Saturday night. Edward Vroom performs The Luck of Macgregor at Garden Theatre next Monday. Lincoln Square Theatre revives Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall next Monday with Miss Spooner. Majestic Theatre features The Flower of the Ranch led by Mabel Barrison and Joseph Howard next Monday. Mile. Modiste by Fritzi Scheff is slated for Academy of Music next week. G M Cohans Yankee Prince comes to Knickerbocker Theatre next week. Kitty Cheatham recital at Lyceum Theatre next Monday afternoon. The Circus stays in New York this week and moves to Brooklyn next Monday under canvas.
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The
Walter
Edward Vroom
Garden Theatre
Opera Star Zelle de Lussan Opens at Colonial Theatre
Opera singer Zelle de Lussan began a limited engagement at the Colonial Theatre yesterday and drew large audiences at both performances. She sang selections from several operas as part of an unusually attractive bill featuring Irene Franklin Bert Green Harry Gilfoil and others in a sketch titled The New Coachman.
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Colonial Theatre
Irene Franklin
Bert Green
Harry Gilfoil
Jimmie Barry
Hill
Sylvain
Simon, Gardner
Fifth Avenue Theatre Show Pleases Crowds With Variety
The public approves the theatre conversion into a high class music hall with full houses twice daily. Alice Lloyd headlines the current bill with her splash song pleasing audiences yesterday. Richard Golden charms in the play A Case of Divorce. Ida Fuller, Willard Sims, Matthews and Ashley, Wynne and Lewis also perform.
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Alice Lloyd
Richard Golden
Clay M. Greene
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Lewis
Adele Ritchie Heads Week at Victoria Theatre
Adele Ritchie was cordially welcomed at Mr Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre yesterday afternoon for a week's engagement. The bill includes 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 & Love. Two performances daily with Sunday concerts.
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Mr Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Joe Welch
Trixie Friganza
Tom Nawn
William Rock
Maude Fulton
Avon Comedy Four
Mayme Remington
Lyon & Parks
Johnson & Love
Victoria
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 hemorrhage Friday night. He was reported resting easily yesterday.
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Hoffman House
Chadeayne Gertrude Stamford Notice of Funeral
CHADEAYNE At Stamford Conn Sunday April 42 1908 Gertrude widow of the late John Chadeayne Funeral services at the residence of her daughter Mrs Elmer E Brady No 23 Pleasant st Stamford on Wednesday afternoon April 15 at 2 o clock
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Mendel Kirsch
Louis
Martin Kirech
Ren Séth
Wl Roedit St
Brooklyn
Death notices from multiple families on April 11 1908
Obituary notices list numerous individuals by surname and residence with dates of death and funeral details. Entries include Clegg Clegg at Staten Island. DIX in Stonington Conn. HODGMAN of Larchmont N Y. JENNINGS in Bennington Center Vt. JESSUP in Brooklyn. KENNA in Brooklyn. KENNEY in Brooklyn. KIRSCH in Brooklyn. MCGOWAN in Fireekivr. NOYES in St Paul Minn. RICE in Brooklyn. RUSSELL in New York City. TOWNSEND in Atlantic City. WEBSTER in Utica N Y. Funeral times and locations given or announced. some notices request copy via New Haven or San Francisco papers.
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Noyes
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A. Louise
Rice
Mary L. Jennings
Sophia D. Russell
Julia M Jessup
Julia M. Townsend
Williemene B
Kenna
Thomas Webster
Helen A. Kenney
Ellen
Stonington
Conn
William L. Merry
Rapclace
Cal
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Westchester County
Church of St. Jays
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Frelene McGowan
Sy Park Place
Greenwood
Art St Paul Minn
Fincas
Rogers Noyes
Imne
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Harlem Trains
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Special Notices to Employers at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune invites employers to consult a file of applications from aspirants for various positions now available at its Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 26th and 27th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to some time. Subscription rates for the Tribune apply for mail delivery locally and abroad.
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Calvary Choir Festival Concert Postcard ad
Calvary Baptist Church to host Calvary Choir Festival Concert Thursday evening April 23 featuring 135 trained singers conducted by M Borman with Myrta French Hursteiner Rosaie Theodore Martin Judson Bushnell and the Banner String Quartet. Program includes Stabat Mater and popular selections. April 20 at 9 am church seating listed.
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