Friction at the Opera Over Metropolitans Leadership Rift
At the Metropolitan Opera House a board meeting saw parallel contract renewals for Getti Casazza Toscanini and Dippel amid growing power splits. Singers urged Dippel’s renewal while quiet tension grows between Italian and German factions, Toscanini clashing over rehearsal noise and repertoire balance.
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Opera
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Getti-Casazza
Toscanini
Dippel
Board of Directors
Metropolitan Company
Mores
Sembrich
Esmes
Farrar
Messrs
Cerceo
Geotti
Gatti-Casazza
Heinrich Cenried
Tippel
Temple of Music
Seth Street
Broadway
Metropolea
Restons
Metropolitan
Gatti
Conried
Metrosoften
Gatti-Casarza
America
Pert
Algertz
Justev Mahler
Thorsday
Toccanini
Triple bill at Manhattan Opera House delights and doubts
Last night at the Manhattan Opera House a large audience enjoyed a program featuring Pagliacci and Cavalleria Rusticana with a new pantomime Le Chair and performances by Mile Valery Montanari Labla and Zenatello. Critics praised Samare and Pagliacci's prologue while noting moments of stiff staging in the mixed program.
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Manhattan Opera House
Wermerstein
West 34Th Street
la Chetr
Mile
Odette Valery
Ces
Albert Chantoer
Ecaressy
Mile. Valery
Mr. Montanari
Montanari
Valery
Delibes
Sammare
Zenatello
Fispinasse
Toscanini Conducts At Metropolitan In Puccini Double Bill
A third Metropolitan Opera House performance of Puccini's Tosca drew a sizable audience. Riccardo Martin sang Mario with acceptable finish though some polish is needed. Mme Famee and Mr Scotti offered strong depictions as Tosca and Scarpia while Toscanini conducted.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Puccini
Toses
Riccardo Martin
Mario Oceveredoss
Martin
Mme. Famee
Scotti
Baron Scarpia
Toscanini
Meeting of the Sons of the Revolution in New York
The Sons of the Revolution met yesterday at Fraunces Tavern on Broad Street. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Edmund Wetmore. first vice president Robert Glyphant. second vice president John. third vice president William W. Ladd. treasurer Henry Russell Drowne. register Arthur Melvin Hatch. chaplain Bishop David KH. Gree.
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Sons of the Revolution
New York
Fraunces's Tavern
Broad Street
Edmund Wetmore
Robert Glyphant
John
Wiliam W. Ladd
Henry Russell Drowne
Arthur Melvin Hatch
Henry Phelps Johnston
David KH. Gree
Faith Leaders Debate Labor and Socialism at Federal Council
Philadelphia session hears Rev Dr Charles Steltzer urge church engagement with workers to counter socialism and defend organized labor. Bishop Hendrix summarizes federation plans, including district superintendents and a four-year single presidency.
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Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Charles Steltzer
New York
Department of Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church
Hendrix
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Federal Council
City of
Annie Russell Theatre to rise on West 44th near Broadway
Wagenhals and Kemper plan a modern 1500 seat house on West 44th Street opposite the New York Theatre. The site valued at 375000 will host a 300000 build cost facility with groundbreaking hoped for in spring. Miss Russell will perform at Webers Theatre before rehearsals begin for a new dedication play. Plans to be drawn next week.
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Annie Russell
West +4th street
Broadway
Messrs
Wagenhals & Kemper
Wagenhall & Kemper
Russell
Webers Theatre
New York
Williams Plans Four Story Bronx Theatre on Melrose Avenue
Percy G. Williams announces a new Bronx Theatre at 150th street and Melrose avenue. The four story venue will seat 1800, measure 100 by 175 feet, open December 1 1909, built by the American Real Estate Company. Williams already runs the Colonial and the Alhambra and operates several in Brooklyn and Long Island.
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Percy G. Williams
150Th Street
Melrose Avenue
Bronx Theatre
American Real Estate Company
Williams
Colonial
Brooklyn
Long Island
Theatrical Notes From New Amsterdam and Hudson
Theaters report a large audience for Little Nemo at New Amsterdam. Richard Croker and Levi Mayer of Chicago attended in boxes, while Fritzi Scheff recovers from a severe cold and aims to rejoin The Prima Donna cast tonight. Frank Baum of Oz fame to host a series of afternoon entertainments at the Hudson starting Monday December 14.
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Little Nemo
New Amsterdam Theatre
Richard Croker
Levi Mayer
Chicago
Fritzi Scheff
Frank Baum
Hudson Theatre
Carnegie Veterans Dinner Honors Mrs. Carnegie Daughter
Andrew Carnegie hosted the seventh annual Carnegie Veteran Association dinner at his Fifth Avenue home. About fifty members attended with speakers including Schwab Corey Bepe Scott McCagnue Reed and Dickson who read a poem about Carnegie. Margaret Carnegie, his daughter, was elected an honorary member, the second such honor. Officers elected were Andrew Carnegie president Charles M. Schwab vice president and Charles L. Taylor secretary treasurer.
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Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
Carnegie Veteran Association
O M Schwab
W. E Corey
BH. FP. Bepe
James Scott
George E. McCagnue
John H. Reed
W. BR. Dickson
Dickson
Carnegie
Margaret Carnegie
Mrs. Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
Charles L. Taylor
Malvern Hill Fire Destroys Historic Virginia House
W H Ball hosted a New York party at Malvern Hill in Charles City County Virginia when the 270 year old colonial residence owned by William H Hall of New York was destroyed by fire. The guests included Mr and Mrs W H Clark and Russell T Joy who were out hunting. The house linked to Governor Randolph and Lafayette and the nearby farm was the Civil War Battle of Malvern Hill site.
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Richmond
Malvern Hill
Charles City
James River
William H. Hall
New York
Hall
W. H. Clark
Russell T. Joy
Randolph
General Lafayette
Pope's Health Improves as Cardinal Merr y de Val Sees Him
The Correspondenza Romano reports the Pope has practically recovered from a recent illness and received Cardinal Merry de Val in his official quarters. They spent several hours discussing political affairs. The piece notes other Vatican activity and a Harvard University art professor resignation news item follows.
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Rome
Correspondenza Romano
Vatican
Merry de Val
Taxpayers Form Organization in Greater New York
Members of the Greater New York Taxpayers Conference who helped present the Budget Exhibit with the Bureau of Municipal Research met to form a permanent group. It unites principal taxpayers associations from all five boroughs to push efficiency and economy in city government. Also note promotion of a new serial The King and the Man in the Sunday Tribune.
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Greater
Memorial Idea For Cleveland House Born In New Jersey
Dr. John H. Finley of City College proposed buying and preserving the Grover Cleveland birthplace in Caldwell New Jersey as a national memorial. He also urged erecting stone walls along the access road and cited broad support from Life Insurance presidents at the Metropolitan Life Building during their annual meeting.
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Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Metropolitan Life
John H. Finley
The
City College
Grover Cleveland
Caldwell
N. J
Cleveland
Finley
United States
Canada
New Hampshire
Taxation of Life Insurance in the United States discussed
President of Prudential Insurance argued life insurance should not be taxed and critiqued state taxation methods. He proposed a practical relief measure a maximum 1 percent tax on a company premium income. Also speaking were Robert H. Whitten on legislative methods and Samuel Bosworth Smith with “A Message from the South and West.”
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Lfe
Weill
Prudential Insurance Co
United States
German Empire
Robert H. Whitten
Public Service Commission
Samuel Bosworth Smith
American Life Convention
Obituary of Mrs. Henriette Shelton of Montclair
Mrs. Henriette Shelton died at her son Dr. C N Shelton’s home in Montclair New Jersey after a long illness. Born in New York in 1826 she traveled to India with her husband in 1848 as a medical missionary and served as the first woman secretary of the American Home Missionary Society. She also led Dana Hall at one time a special student branch of Wellesley College.
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Montclair
N. J
Henriette Shelton
C. N. Shelton
New York
India
Shelton
Mia Shelton
American Home Missionary Society
Dana Hall
Wellesley College
Yachtsman Gustave Grahn Dies at 75 in Brooklyn Home
Gustave Grahn, renowned yacht model builder and artist, died after a months long illness at his Brooklyn residence 19 Elton Street. Born in Philadelphia 75 years ago, he created models for the New York Yacht Club and royal European owners. He leaves daughter Miss Marcelle E Grahn two sons Gustave and Charles and two brothers Dr Charles Grahn of Los Angeles and Dr Edward Grahn of Indianapolis.
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Gustave Grahn
Elton Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Grahn
Philadelphia
New York Yacht Club
Grahn
Europe
New York Athletic Club
American Model Yacht Club
Marcelle E. Grahn
Gustave
Charles
Charles Grahn
Los Angeles
Edward Grahn
Indianapolis
Widow of Joseph Larocque Dies at New York Home
Mra Annis S&S Whittemore Larocque widow of the lawyer Joseph Larocque died yesterday at her home on Now East 56th street. Four children Joseph Larocque Jr Louis E Larocque Mrs Howard Thompson and Mrs H C Tinkersurvive her. Funeral set for Monday at 10 o'clock.
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Mra Annis S&s
Obituary Notes Honor Three Widely Known Figures
Mrs. Mary J. James widow of N James aged ninety one died at daughter Mrs Hugh BE Boyd s home in Woodside England after long Brooklyn residence. James Nealis lifelong Supreme Court stenographer died at 215 Hast th street aged many years of service. Major E L du Barry former head of terminals for Norfolk and Western Railway died at sixty eight after a fifty year railroad career.
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Mary J. James
N. James
Hugh BE. Boyd
Woodside
England
Remson Street
Brooklyn
James
James J. Nealis
Supreme Court
Supremes Court
E. L. DU Barry
Norfolk & Western Railway
Norfolk, Va
Lamberdi Point
Jamfes
Woodside Tongue
Mary J
M. Sarees
Captain R. Hanna Dies Suddenly in New York Office
Captain Robert Hanna retired U S Army died suddenly in Dr George B Brewer’s office at 61 West 48th Street. Immediate cause hemorrhage. he had thoracic aneurysm treated by Dr W J Morton. Born Attica Indiana 184? West Point graduate 1872. Married 1888 to Nettie L Learie. Lived Washington and Sag Harbor summers.
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Robert Hanna
United States Army
George B. Brewer
West 48Th Street
Hanna
W. J. Morton
Madison Avenue
28Th Street
Brewer
Washington
Sag Harbor
Attica
Ind
United States
Indiana
West Point
Contier
Whitehead
Order of the Loyal Legion
Nettie L. Learie
Sanhorn
N. Y
High Speed Auto Held Up in Flushing Case
An automobile carrying Miss Louise Alger of Great Neck and Miss Louise Grace daughter of ex Mayor William R Grace of New York, was stopped by Bicycle Policeman McAvoy in Broad Way Flushing yesterday afternoon as it reportedly traveled at thirty miles an hour. Magistrate Gilroy heard the case while the two young women waited in the car and the chauffeur was held in bail of $100.
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Louise Alger
Great Neck
Louise Grace
William R. Grace
New York
McAvoy
Broadway
Flushing
Gilroy
Doctor Weir Leases East Bath Street House
Dr Henry W. Weist of Richmond Indiana leases the five story dwelling at 11 East Bath Street from owner occupier Dr Robert F. Weir for a term of years while he goes abroad for about six months.
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Henry W. Weist
Richmond
Ind
John N.holding
East Bath Street
Robert F. Weir
Weir
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotel Astor
The Rev and Mrs Nassau Stephens of Newport arrive at the Hotel Astor along with Colonel and Mrs Stanhope Blunt from Springfield. Also listed are Albemarle E Vree land of Salamanca New York Hoffman Dr Oran Province of Franklin Indiana Manhattan Dr John MacDonald of Winnipeg Manitoba Netherlands ex Mayor W W Jacobs Hartford Connecticut Wat Dorfe J C Day Detroit.
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Astor
Nassau Stephens
Newport
Stanhope Blunt
Springfield
Albemarle
E. B. Vreeland
Salamanca
N. Y
Oran Province
Franklin
Ind
Manhattan
John MacDonald
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Netherland
W. W. Jacobs
Hartford
Conn
Watdorfe
J. C. Day
Detroit
Rabbinic Sermons for the Month at Temple Emanu-El
The Temple Emanu El schedule lists Rev Dr Silverman delivering sermons on The Greatest Book of All Literature today and The Modern Macbeth sus later in December. Dr Magnes lectures include Mr Sidney Reid articles in The Independent and The Suffering of Jesus and Judaism.
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Silverman
Temple Emanu-El
Magnes
Sidney Reid
The
Independent
Silverman, “Religion and Health December 19, Dr. Silverman
Joseph Jasin
Dr. Silverman
What is going on today
Free admission to major museums and the Zoological Garden. Christmas charity sales at West Hind Exchange and Little Mothers Aid Association. Toy Spaniel Club dog show at Waldorf Astoria. Elmira College Club reception in Newark City. Lectures and programs across city schools and cultural venues featuring Gettysburg, Richard II, iron and steel uses, music, labor law relations, and the Industrial Revolution.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
West Hind Exchange
Francis F Fisey
West 75Th Street
Toy Spaniel Club’ of America
Waldorf- Astoria
Little Mothers’ Aid Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Elmira College Club
Newark City
Samuel Morre Keiper
West 924
Charles Zucblin
Society For Ethical Culture
Ethical Culture
Central Park Weat
Campfire Club of America
Arkwright Club
Broadway
Board of Education
Schoo
Henry and Catharine Streets
Gettysburg
HE. Parker
108Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Richard II
Richard A. Purdy
116Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Carroll Brent Chilton
Museum of Natural History
77Th Street
Central Park West
Bradley Stoughton
Cooper Deer
Third Avenue
Sth Street
Stella Hadden-Alexander
Public Library
East 54Th Street
Williem B. Guthrie
AOS
145Th Street
Gladstone
Adolph Cohn
St. Bartholomew's Hall
John C. Olsen
Public School
Prominent Physicians Lead War on Tuberculosis at Congress
At the International Tuberculosis Congress in New York City the audience packed the American Museum of Natural History auditorium. Leaders including Dr. Hermann Biggs Dr. Lawrence Flick Dr. Edward Trudeau and Henry Phipps spoke on progress prevention and the need for funding and public health measures to combat tuberculosis.
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American Museum of Natural History
International Tuberculosis Congress
Hermann M. Biggs
Department of Health
Atlantic
Lawrence F. Flick
Philadelphia
International Tuberculosis
A. Knopf
Thomas Darlington
J. H. Muller
Carl Beck
M. Prudden
L. B. Bangs
Biggs
Act of Health
Board of Health
New York City
Great Britain
Academy of Medicine
Paris
New York
Filck
Henry Phipps
National Association
United States
Trudeau
Dr Carlos Finlay Honored In Havana Sanitation Move
The Official Gazette announces a decree by Governor MagVEn creating the honorary president role of the National Board of Sanitation with Dr Carlos Finlay as life incumbent paid 2500 dollars annually. He seeks retirement from active service as board chief due to age and has been awarded the Legion of Honor by France.
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Havana
Magven
National Board of Sanitation
Carlos Finlay
Finlay
Board of Sanitation
Currie and Centurione Sale At Fifth Avenue Galleries
The second session of the Currie Centurione sale at 546 Fifth Avenue drew brisk bidding. Total for the two days reached 270,2850 dollars with 19,08450 recorded yesterday. William Collington paid 1950 for a seventeenth century French Gobelin tapestry panel shows The Victor's Triumph. he also paid 1425 for an old Ispahan rug. Sefiaefer bought 75 for a Nagasaki temple lantern and 355 for a large Japanese bronze elephant. Other buyers included Ettlinger Ho Curtis and Garret Pier. Sales conclude today.
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Lord Philipp Currie
Prince Centurione
Fifth Avenue
William Collington
Collington
S. M. Sefiaefer
Nagasaki
Louis Ettlinger
T. E. Ho Curtis
Garret Pier
Morgan buys fifteen Caxtons from Lord Amherst’s library
London reports that on December 4 1900 to 1910 a purchaser identified as J Pierpont Morgan bought fifteen Caxtons from the library of Lord Amherst of Hackney. The books were purchased as a single parcel.
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London
Lord Amherst of
Hackney
J. Pierpont Morgan
Salvation Army Commander Eva Booth Nearing Recovery
Salvation Army reports Commander Eva Booth is on the road to recovery after several weeks. Headquarters state she will resume engagements for the Christmas season once fully restored.
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Eva Booth
Salvation Army
Miss Booth
Weather Report and Forecast Diurnal Trends
The storm moves east from the Middle states over the St. Lawrence Valley with widespread rain east of the Mississippi. Temperatures rise in the East and fall in the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Rain ends in the Atlantic states by Saturday with fair, cooler weather to follow. District forecasts call for showers in the DC area, New England rain or snow, and cooler conditions elsewhere with variable winds. Local records compare temperatures with last year, noting yesterday’s high of 44 and lowest 71 on the previous date. The page also notes the serial battle lead in Cyrus Townsend Brady’s tale in tomorrow’s Tribune.
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Washington
Middle States
St. Lawrence
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi
Middle Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Lake Region
European
Grand Banks
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
New England
Weather Bureau
Sud
Jowest
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area papers
Multiple notices list deaths and funerals including Kate Coghill Morristown J Henry Coghill Denny and Florence Denny. Dates December 1908 volumes. locations Clifton Place Brooklyn Morristown Newark Rahway Montclair and New York transfers. Names include Bouffler Coghill Denny Larocque McCosh McKenzie Mahon and Post with notices for relatives and flowers requested not to be sent.
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Albert
Louis Andresen
Isabela D. BD
Barnard
Elite A. Bouffler
Kate Coghill
J Henry Denny
Florence Doyle
Agnes Garvie
William Hanna
Robert Jadvin
Charlotte
Post
Rachel. Shelton
Henriette
Coghill
Morristown
N. J
J. Henry Coghill
Normandie Park
Richemond
San Francisco
Cal
Denny
Florence
Edward B
Elizabeth Kelvie Denny
ST Heller Parkway
Newark
A& m
Book of Views and private ambulances offered
Advertising copy notes automobiles and transport services available from Harlem trains Grand Central Webster and Jerome avenues trolleys plus carriages with prices from 150 dollars. Telephone 4553 Gramercy for a book of views or representative office. Address 20 East 2384 Street New York City. Frank F Campbell 2413 West 23rd Street Chapels private and public ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Frank F. Campbell
West
Phblic
Chelsea
Uptown Tribune Posts Applications for Various Positions
The New York Tribune announces the installation of a file of applications from selected aspirants for multiple positions at its Uptown Office. The notice invites interested parties to review the roster of candidates and related materials for forthcoming hiring decisions.
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New-York Tribune
Subscription rates for The Tribune newspaper
The Tribune offers various subscription plans including daily and Sunday, tri weekly, and weekly options. Rates cover domestic United States, Manhattan and The Bronx, and foreign delivery to Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines with no extra foreign postage.
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United States
Maetics
Oucette
Manhattan
Bromz
Soe Cubs
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune
Tribune Dex
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Eur
Union E Tribune
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Dr. Steltzer
Church Council
Annie Russell Theatre
Playhouse
44Th Street
NEW Theatre
W. H. Ball
Pope
Moore
Harvard
Mass
Mt Moore
Harvard University
Fogg Museum
Cambridge
Charles Herbe
Fors Ar
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MR. Peabody
Charles A. Peabody
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Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Arca
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Mr. Morton
Hilary A. Herbert
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Adlai Stevenson
David R. Francis
St. Louis
Harmon
Venezuela
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Stevenson
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Interior
R WG Cox
Washington Life Insurance Company
Cox
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New York Life
SC. Dunham
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
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L. G Fouse
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
George E. Ide
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Equitable
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Lester W. Zartman
Yale University
Loes
John F. Dryder
Henrietta Shelton
A. S. Whittemore Larocque
R. Hanna
Devine
Flexner
Bryant
National Sanitation Board
Currie and Centurione Sale
MR. Morgan
Caxtons
the Weather Report
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Leute
Barview Ave
St. Mary's Star” the Sea
Far Rockyway
Andresen
Isabella Daslop Donald
Elliot G Andresen
Brashead
Fingerbosr
Fort Wadsworth
Staten Island
Stone Switzerland
Eilen Suena Eenard
George W. Alexander
Bouffler
Clifton Place
Kate
John Bouffler
Church of Nativity
Classon Ete
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Spoyle
Agnes
Cathe
Doyle
Union St
Stane Church
Hoyt and Sackett Sts
Holy Cross Cemetery
Garvie
Aptatn
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Mozart
Richmond Terrace
6Th
United States Cavalry
Bloomington
New _ ate
Jadwin
Charlotte Jadwin
Ée Wood
Haresfale
Penn
Knevall
Sherman W. Erevala
Lane
Chappaqua New York
A. H
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Chappaqua
Ben
Grand Central Depot
the Medical Society OF the
J. McCook
Fifth Ave
J. Riddle John van Doren Young
Mkenzie
Rahway
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Ave
Cortlandt St
New
M Mahon
Riverside Drive
Patrick H. McMahon
Husbead
Clara E. Simcox McMahon
Teni Dence
Cea
Blessed Sacrament
Woodlawn
Jericho
Rachel Post
Friends’ Meeting House
Friends’ Meeting House, ‘Estbury. L. L
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Charisse
Henrietta Hyde
Charles & Shelton
M. D
Jersey City
Grove St
Derby
Undertakers
36Th
37Th Streets
Cence
Nassau Street
Walg Street
We Tam St
Teleemee
American Ablem
Mas 128Th Street
West 125Th Street
F Street
Xewark
Frederick N. Sommer
Sbroad
Aessele Fm
Montagque Ét le Cour
Strand
American Express Company
Thomas Cook & Son
eas Brown, Shipley @ Co
Pall
IBMNE
John Monroe
Sertba
John Wynameker
Rue Des Petites Bouirten
Engi2reau
Moreau
Harjes & Co
Hagsemass
Cretit Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangers
Continental Hotel
Figaro
Saarbach's News Exchange
Rue &J
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Avenue de R Opéra
Nice
Crédit Lyonnais
Geneva
Lombard, Odier & Co
Union Florence
French, Lemon & Co
Tornabuont Maquay & Co
Milan
Ssearbach
Viale Monforte
Hamburg
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