Kennedy's Tragedy At Savoy Draws Mixed, Weary Reaction
A London audience at the Savoy Theatre and Garrick Club weighs Kennedy's tragedy. Critics find the plot old fashioned and the verse underpowered, though performances by Matthison, Arthur Lewis, Ben Field, and others receive measured praise for sincerity and craft amid implausible events.
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Garrick Club
Audanes
Eagity
Mr. Kennedy
Iceland
New York
Herdian
Bjorn
Ossa
Apo Va
Kennedy
Joanna Paner
Matthison
Mr. Arthesis
Thorkei
Coimir
Ufelg
Mics
Berdica
Geerore
Arthur Lewis
Efferty
Lefingwell
Mr. Lewis
Henry Irving
Ben Field
Swan
Et Olef
Directne
The Blue Mouse reviewed at Lyric Theatre
The Blue Mouse adapted by Clyde Fitch opened at the Lyric Theatre last night to a mixed audience. The play relies on risqué situations and a vulgar chorus girl plot, described as old fashioned, tiresome, and offensive in tone. Cast includes Paulette Sidihe Zelda Sears James Lee Alfred Hickman Charles Jackson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Clyde Fitch. Com
Loth Teyesire
Marrie
Paulette Sidihe
Zelda Sears
Jameser Lee Ae
Jane Uret
Charles Imackson
Sicilian troupe stars at Broadway Theatre in two operas
At Broadway Theatre last night Mme Aguglia and her Sicilian troupe presented Cavalleria Rusticana and I Cerimoniari in two acts. The performances featured elaborate detail and were zealously acted by Alfredo Ornann Bernplage and companions, highlighting refined stage craft from Sicily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Aguglia
Sicily
Verga
Alfredo Ormnant Bernplage
Theatre Week At West End And Several City Venues
A presentment of The Wolf played last night at the West End Theatre and continues this week. Miss Lillian Russell starred at the Grand Opera House in Wildfire. Dixey returns next Thursday at the Garden Theatre in Mary Jane's Pa. The Skyscrapers will be staged at the New German Theatre, and La Peccatrice The Sinner by Angel Guimera appears at the Broadway with Sicilian actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Lillian Russell
Grand Opera House
Mr. Dixey
Garden Theatre
Edith Ellis
Mary Jane
Angel Guimera
Art objects draw crowds at Fifth Avenue Galleries
Visitors packed the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries to view collections from Lord Philipp Currie and Prince Anturione Scotto of Genoa. The three day exhibition precedes a sale Thursday through Saturday featuring rare textiles, tapestries, furniture, bronzes, Wedgwood, jewelry, and a Renaissance tapestry panel.
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Fifth Avenue
Lord Philipp Currie
Prince Anturione Scotto
Genoa
Louis Quinze
Louis Seize
Samson and Dalila at Manhattan Opera House Beats the Cold
The fourth Samson et Dalila performance opened Hammerstein's fourth week with a strong audience draw. Despite a cold, Dalmores delivered bold Samson, Dalila by Gerville-Reache enchants anew, Dufranne in fine voice as High Priest, Crabbe as Abimelech, Toscanini conducted a large audience enjoyed a solid Met Puccini program with Madama Butterfly featuring Farrar and Pinkerton by Martin, plus Suzuki and Scott. Emmy Destinn to sing Butterfly soon, a highly anticipated performance as she returns to the Met after notable roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalila
Mr. Dufranne
Crabbe
Madama Butterfy
Mise Farrar
Martin
Pinkerton
Scott
Fornia Suzuki
Toscanini
Mrs Astor Will Filed for Probate in Probate Court
The will of Mrs. Astor was filed yesterday for probate. Executed by William M Cruikshank on behalf of executors John J Astor and M Orme Wilson, it states real estate as much as 399.9 percent and personal property as much as $19.00, listing heirs and next of kin.
Lincoln Memorial Endowment Letter Details Generous Gift
In a letter dated November 21 1208 Davenport Street Iowa City Iowa General O Howard learns of an elderly donor who plans a lasting bequest to found a perpetual scholarship for Lincoln Memorial University. J T Turner Telaman Cuyler contributed the first ten dollars toward the Lincoln Memorial endowment fund.
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Lincoln Memorial University
Lincoln Centennial Endowment Committee
Davenport Street
Iowa City
Iowa
O. Howard
J. T. Turner Telaman Cuyler
Lincoln Memorial Endowment Fund
Today’s marquee events at New York venues and society meetings
Free admission today to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Gardens. Executive board meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy at Hotel Astor. Lectures and concerts at Waldorf Astoria Cooper Union and prominent clubs with a busy afternoon and evening schedule.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Astor
Merie St . Joix Wright
George Bernard Shaw
League For Political Education
West 44Th Street
St. Luke's
Werner
Plaza Hotel
Euchre
Association of
Crippled Children’s East Side
Iee School
Henry Street
Ethical-Social League
Martha Washington
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
West 28Th Street
Methodist Social Union
Aster
Miss Scheff Triumphs In Prima Donna Opera Parody
Fritzi Scheff leads a full house as Mile. Athenee in a comic opera parody titled The Prima Donna. The cast features Ferbert, Blossom, and a strong octet, with songs like Here’s To My Comrade and Me drawing audience cheers.
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Fritzi Scheff
Ferbert
Mr. Blossom
Miss Scheff
Athenee
Opera Comique
W. J. Ferguson
Leutenant
Armand Count de Fontenne
Loi Dutois Sweetpateneuse
St. Clair Bayfend
Bordenare
William K. Harcourt
Armand
William Raymond
Fernand Drouillard
Denald Hall
Gaston de Randal
Martin Hayder
Prosper Rousseau
George W MacNamara
Robert Blark
James E. Sullivannes
Phil Branson
Herbert Ayilag
Armand Cortesa
Peter Caneva Pias
Josephine Bartlett
Fritz
Margo
Mile
Mathilde
Desirée the Thancer
Duchess of Montrose
Helene
Marquis
du Perrifonds
Anna Held Opens at Diar House in Miss Innocence
New York theatre notes Anna Held began an engagement at the Diar house last night in a musical mixture titled Miss Innocence. The show features two acts with a ballet school highlight in the second, and Miss Madyn Summers, long linked with F. Ziegfeld, is the leading dancer among a cast including Charles Bigelow, Lawrance d'Orsay, Emma Janvier, Edith St. Claire and Edith Decker.
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Anna Held
Madiyn Summers
Charles Bigelow
Lawrance d'Orsay
Emma Janvier
Edith St. Claire
Edith Decker
New Acts at Hippodrome Change Bill Asterday
A change of bill was made yesterday in the circus acts at the Hippodrome. The program now features musical elephants, Alf. Loyal, equestrian with riding dog, the Pissions, gladiators on horseback, the nine Kudaras, Japanese acrobats, the Fassie trio, the Sisters Dick and the three Athietas.
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Hippodrome
Alf
Pissions
Nine Kudaras
Fassie
Athietas
Divorce Play Stirs Washington Debut of Marion Terry
In Washington a stage adaptation titled Divorce played to a large audience. The drama features Paul Bourget opposing marriage dissolution and marks Marion Terry's first Washington appearance alongside cast members Vincent Sorraine Ida Conquest Eben Plympton and John Glendenning.
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Washington
Paul Bourget
Marion Terry
Eilen Terry
Vincent Sorraine
Ida Conquest
Eben Plympton
John Glendenning
The Gay Musician Opens at Brevisro Theatre
A large audience attended the first performance of Julian Edwards's new comic opera The Gay Musician at the Brevisro Theatre tonight. Among the attendees were many members of the diplomatic corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Julian Edwards
Brevisro Theatre
Diplomatic Corps
Miss Elliott Presents The Chaperone at Majestic Theatre
Miss Maxine Elliott presented Marion Fairfax’s three act comedy The Chaperone at the Majestic Theatre. The Adirondacks romance features a lodge in the mountains in acts one and three and an island setting in act two. Elliott’s leading performance was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
the Tribune
Boston
A Dinner at Dorchester House Dinners for Danish Minister
London November 30 A farewell dinner for M de Bille the Danish Minister to Great Britain and his American wife was hosted by Ambassador and Mrs Reid Sir Edward Grey Paul Cambon Count Mensdorff the Swedish Minister and wife and many senior diplomats attended Also present were Sir Charles and Lady Hardinge the Earl and Countess of Cromer and other notable officials and spouses
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London
Great Britain
M. de Bille
Reid
Edward Grey
Grey
Paul Cambon
Count Mensdorff
Count
Countess Wrangel
Charles
Lady Hardinge
Countess of
Kings County Republicans Back Fuller Reappointment
The executive committee met in the Temple Bar Building yesterday and passed resolutions urging the re election of all county and executive officers for the year and the two year reappointment of Election Commissioner R C Fuller. The resolutions will be reported to the County Committee in the Johnson Building this evening.
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Kings County Republican Organization
Temple Bar
R. C. Fuller
Johnson Building
Memorial for Walter W Griffin Letter Carrier
A bronze memorial tablet was unveiled and dedicated at the Little Church Around the Corner in East 28th Street to honor Walter W Griffin a letter carrier with thirty nine years of service at the New York Post Office. Rev Dr George Houghton delivered the dedication and William R Willcox former Postmaster spoke thanking him for the tablet.
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Walter W. Griffin
New York
East 28Th Street
George «. Houghton
William R. Willcox
Houghton
Obituary of James P Cosgrove Retired Fire Captain
James P Cosgrove a retired fire captain died of heart disease at his home aged 52 He retired from the Fire Department about five years ago after twenty nine years service The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in West York Street Washington Also noted Washington correspondent Richard H Lindsay of The Kansas City Star died at his home He was 43 and survived by a wife.
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James P. Cosgrove
West 67Th Street
Mr. Cosgrove
Fire Department
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
West Tist Street
Washington
Richard H. Lindsay
The
Kansas City Star
Lindsay
Gridiron Club
Actress and writer Eleanor Cowper fatally shoots herself
Mrs. Eleanor Merron Cowper, noted writer and actress, shot herself at the Hotel St. Regis on Friday. She was taken to Presbyterian Hospital but never regained consciousness, and doctors could not save her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Merron Cowper
St. Regis
Obituary notes recall Brooklyn Rubber Works founder Dickenson
Charles Billings Dickenson aged eighty died of nephritis at his daughter's Brooklyn home on Sunday. Funeral to be held in Ashfield Massachusetts. Also reporting William Rupert Knowles a former four year vice cons ul at Nassau who died of pneumonia at Kings County Hospital two weeks after returning from post. Agnes Thomas Bryan Ivins dies at Hotel Woodward. Rex-Mayor George W. Corbin of New Britain Connecticut dies from cancer. Lila Morse Curtis dies at Plaza Hotel New York City. Funeral for Curtis to be held at home of Frank Curtis on East List Street tomorrow morning.
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Charles Billings Dickenson
Brooklyn Rubber Works
Charles R. Kearns
President Street
Brooklyn
Ashfield
Mass
William Rupert Knowles
Nassau
New Bahamas
Roosevelt
Kings County Hospital
Mr. Knowles
Erasmus Hall High School
Columbia University
Meyers
Agnes Thomas Bryan Ivins
Augustus H. Ivins
Woodward
Ivins
Rex
George W. Corbin
New Britain
Conn
Corbin
Corbin Cabinet Lock Company
Union Manufacturing Company
People’s Savings Bank
New Britain Trust Company
Lila Morse Curtis
Gerald
Curtis
Pilsen Hoveh
Gerald S Curtis
Leman D. Morse
Clare M. Morse
Frank
Baet Stet St
New City
Ralsted
Berdence
Central Park South
Elizabeth Mayhew Cooke
David Sted
Washington to publish Sunday Evening Times in place of morning
The Washington Times announces that starting next Sunday the Washington Sunday Times will be issued in the evening instead of the morning. The change, with reasons to be published later, aims to be a strictly newsy one cent paper. this may be the second Sunday afternoon newspaper in the United States.
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Washington
Washington Times
Washington Sunday Times
Sunday Evening Times
Frank A. Munsey
United States
Clergy Move to Ban Sunday Vaudeville
Canon William Sheafe Chase urged unity among Presbyterian ministers at a conference to form an association to suppress Sunday vaudeville. They plan a general meeting January 18 1908 at Marble Collegiate Church to organize theatre closures, with Methodist ministers backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheafe Chase
Presbyterian Ministers’ Conference
Marble Collegiate Church
3Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Ward Sculptor Reports Improvement After Illness
J Q A Ward well known sculptor was reported ill yesterday but was said at his home to be well enough for his regular afternoon walk. Dr Titus Bull, his physician, stated Ward has a slight stomach trouble but is not in danger.
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Malia
Amore
Cavalieria Rusticana
I Carbonara
Anna
Bastiano
Antonio
Matteo
Art
Cavalleria Rusticana Cored Preta
Eas
Mimi Agnella Lela Beatie de Nae
Virginia Balastrie
Nunzio Pianie
Marianna
Atalisano
Camilla
Francesca Quintacatle
Occa Delizia Perzinga
Pippuzza
Rosina Balastrieri
Alfie
Tote Majoransa
Turiddu Das
Ener
Salvatore Lo Tures
Zio Brasii
Alessandro Anselm
Mirico
Alessandro Anselmi
Desdemona Balestrieri
West 147Th Street
Titus Bull
Peace Society Expands Work In New Headquarters
The Peace Society of New York led by president Andrew Carnegie opens a new office in the Columbia Bank Building at 7 Fifth Avenue above 42nd Street. Executive secretary William H. Short of Minnesota will oversee the committee's efforts to widen international peace activities.
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The
Peace Society of
City of
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Columbia Bank
Fifth Avenue
Street
Friends of International Peace
William H. Short
Minnesota
Pope to Take Week of Rest in Rome
Rome reports the pope, slight illness persists, doctors advise rest for a week and all audiences will be suspended.
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Rome
Osservatore Romano
Byrne to Lecture on The Cause and Scope of the Constitution
William Michael Byrne, former United States Attorney for Delaware, will lecture under Fordham University School of Law on Thursday evening at the College of St. Francis Xavier theatre. The address is 3 West 16th Street. The topic is The Cause and Scope of the American Constitution.
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Wiliam Michael Byrne
United States
Delaware
Fordham University School of Law
College of St. Francis Xavier
16Th Street
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Buckingham H H Shares
London GIL SEY T J Finan Litchfield GRAND T A Stanford Richmond HOFFMAN R Woodward Worcester HOTEL ASTOR Oscar Knohr Hamburg HOLLAND Wilam H Hitt Washington NETHERLAND N E Atwoody New Orleans DIAMA Mrs J Dundas Lippincdlt Philadelphia WALDORF Randal Morgan Philadelphia WOL COTT J W Johnston Chicago
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H. H. Shares
London
Gilsey
T. J. Finan
Litchfield
Grand—T. A. Stanford
Richmond
Hoffman—R. Woodward
Worcester
Astor
Oscar Knohr
Hamburg
Holland
Wilam H. Hitt
Washington
Weather Report Forecast for Washington November
Temperature and rainfall patterns across the Atlantic and East Gulf states and Ohio Valley. November showed persistent growth in rainfall in most regions, with a 72 percent deficit in the Middle Atlantic. Temperatures largely near normal but with a cold first half and a hot second half. Local forecast calls for rain today, much colder tonight, with clearer, much colder conditions tomorrow and strong winds.
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Washington
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Weather Bureau
Tos
St Andrews Society 152d Anniversary Dinner Highlights
The St Andrews Society held its 152d anniversary dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with Andrew Carnegie as chief speaker. Guests included Courtenay Bennett, Leonard Wood, Caspar Goodrich, the Rev. Dr. Wilie, and many prominent figures. Carnegie praised Scotland’s history and ties to the United States while Mabie, Wood, Lauder, and others spoke on education, the armed services, and Scottish hospitality.
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St. Andrews Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Andrew Carnegie
Robert Frater Munro
The
St. Andrew’s Society
Courtenay Walter Bennett
New York
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Caspar F. Goodrich
Brooklyn Navy Yard
David G. Wilie
St. Andrew's Society
George Alexander
Hamilton W. Mabie
Julius M. Mayer
Irving Bacheller
Harry Lauder
Halstead Dorey
W. F. Bricker
Alexander McGregor
Scots’ Charitable Society of Boston
J. Edward Simmons
Eiienue of Commerce
Talbot Olyphant
New York State Society of the Cincinnati
Edward K. Beddall
St. George's Society
Edgar L. Marston
New England Society
Anthony H. Evans
St. David's Society
John T. Lockman
St. Nicholas Society
Robert Foulis
Caledonia Club
Joseph Tompkins Low
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Evert Jansen Wendell
Holland Society
John A. Wyeth
Southern Society
John J. McCook
Ohio Society
Dallas Bache Pratt
New York State Society of Colonial Wars
Walter Eyre Lambert
British Schools and Universities Club
Frank W. McLaughlin
Canadian Society
Allan C. Bakewell
Pennsylvania Society
Robert Cogden
Pilgrims Society
Neil MacPhatter
Canadian Club
Munro
Carnegie
Bannockburn
Stirling
Scotland
America
Army
Navy
St. Andrew's
Manila
Readers quoted Bacon on flying machines prophecy
A letter to The Tribune cites Roger Bacon as predicting rapid machines and air travel seven centuries ago. The writer notes Emerson's English Traits and includes a dated mailing from East Orange New Jersey November 3, 1908.
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the Tribune
Emerson
Roger Bacon
East Orange
N. J
Judge Lindsey praised for woman suffrage in Colorado
Letter from Alice Stone Blackwell in Dorchester, Mass., Nov 26, 1908, lauds Judge Lindsey of Denver Juvenile Court for his support of woman suffrage. She cites Colorado experience, affirming women vote as intelligent and virtuous, and argues broader moral progress would come with universal female participation.
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the Tribune
Lindsey
Denver
Colorado
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dorchester
Mass
Prevention and alarms protect homes from burglary
A 1908 New York dispatch urges widespread home security after a burglary where a intruder entered a seattled chamber to steal jewels while the family dined. It advocates burglar alarms, electric mats, door chains, burglar locks, and bedside phone calls to wake residents and summon help, urging households to act as vigilance committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Seattle
Mark Twain Celebrates 73rd Birthday Quietly
Mark Twain marked his seventy third birthday at his home in Redding Connecticut today. He began with his usual morning ride and spent the rest of the day with his household, following a quiet personal observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding, Conn
Mark Twain
From Patagonia to Paraguay lecture by Mrs Adams
Mrs Harriet Chalmers Adams presented a Carnegie Lyceum lecture tracing her journey from the Strait of Magellan through Punta Arenas and Argentina to Iguazu Falls. She plans a Tuesday talk on her Amazon to Orinoco voyage.
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Patagonia
Paraguay
Harriet Chalmers Adams
Carnegie Lyceum
Strait of Magellan
Punta Arenas
Chili
Doctor Bull in steady condition after Plaza Hotel update
At the Plaza Hotel last night Dr William T. Bull’s condition was unchanged. He retains full faculties and often asks about his friend Dr Andrew J. McCosh who is ill at Presbyterian Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Hotel
William T. Bull
Andrew J. MccCosh
Presbyterian Hospital
Multiple Obituaries and Notices From November 1908 Listings
Sunday November 2 1908 arrests and obituaries span Newark New Jersey and Brooklyn New York. Entries mention Krementz Mor an Osgood Schumacker Sealt Wayne Vanderveer Watson and others with funeral details at homes churches and residencies in Newark Brooklyn Flatbush Manchester and Philadelphia. Services dated December 1 2 and 7 with times noted. flowers requested not to be sent.
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Hte
Rutlasd
Ayne
Lafayette
George W
May
Merimo Swayne
Philadelphia
Willian W
Ellen Mwayne
Vanderveer
Anlette Polhemus
John and Gertrude Vanderveer
Tis
Flatbush Ave
Brookism
Wooplawn Cemetery Accessibility by Harlem Trains
Readable note stating Wooplawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station. Mentions Webster and Jerome avenues with carriage rollers costing about $150. Includes telephone 4833 Grammer for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East nd Sit, New York City.
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Harlem
Grand Ceme
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Grammer
New York City
Undertakers Frank Fe Campbell Services and Contacts
Frank Fe Campbell funeral home at 7413 West 34th Street Chapel offers private and public ambulances with telephone service at 1324 Chelsea.
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West
St Chapel
Chelsea
Employment Applications Filed At Iptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions is now available at the Iptown Office, 13% Broadway, between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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Iptown
New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates and Foreign Mail Terms
Subscription options listed for DAILY TRI WEEKLY and WEEKLY FARMER with domestic and foreign postage. Rates shown for one, three, six, and twelve month periods, plus extra postage notices for New York City mail. Almanac and index items priced per copy or by period.
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Pesta
Rates to Foreign Countries in The Tribune
The Tribune lists mail rates for daily and Sunday editions to foreign countries and multiple subscription options. It details price plans, offices, and branches in London Paris New York and other cities, plus hotel reading-room arrangements for accessing the paper abroad.
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