Duke Michael and the Czar's court romance unfolds amid Russian intrigue
The article details Grand Duke Michael's romance with a family’s daughter in southern Russia, triggering a diplomatic flap as the Czar and his mother weigh the conflict with his marriage plans. It notes the couple’s late realization of rank and the threat to expatriate the girl’s family if they do not return from Odessa. It also profiles Lady Auckland’s contentious visit to New York and the social friction around royal circles, mentioning various aristocrats, offices, and residences.
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Brentwood Company
Michael
Gerond
St. Petersburg
Fee
Patricia
West
Britain
Duke of Connaught
Sweden
Russia
Nicholas
Odessa
Weil
House
George
Czarovitch
Caucasus
Czarina
Hing Broweht
Lady Auckland
England
New York
United States
Baker Street
London
Edwax
Considine
John W. Considinne
Considine & Sullivan
George Otine
Metropole Hotel
Onsidines
Americ
Audkee
Agenkland
Boxer Street
Lord Auck
Oer
Henry Alexander
Probhe
Lacéy Aurkiend
Auckland
Wwe
Scout America
GeGnitec
Lord Auckland
Family of Eden
William Eder
Maryland
Robert Eden
Marsland
Robert
William Edens
Baltimore
Covernor
Stamely
James McNeill Whistler
Lady Eden
Dar
Mary
France
Land
Weneral
Indie
Admiralty
Baden
Ashley Keex
Suveliern
George Mourland Hutton
Plantagenet
Exgiend Sr
Green Grocers
Maasers Names New Chief of Military Cabinet
Lieutenant General Baron von Lyncker, named by the Emperor and Empress in 1884, becomes chief of the military cabinet. He is described as quiet, just, and free of court influence, trusted to guide appointments and transfers based on military merit. He is a cousin of the baron and regarded as fitting to oversee education, training, and the army’s higher command.
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Holy Roman Empire
Marie von der Horst
House of Lyncker
Eegeror William
Hulsen- Beescier
Pursvenberg
Baron von Lyncker
Barone
Aes Pee
Oyrut Kaiser
Prussia
Regerer
Sumpe
Cabinnet
von Lyncker
Barun
Abbott Praises Taft as Christlike in Service at Yale
The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott lauded President-elect William H. Taft in a Yale address, comparing Taft’s sacrifice to Christ’s life and noting Taft twice denying a Supreme Court judgeship to serve the Filipino cause. He also cited Abraham Lincoln and General Arm Strong as examples of lives laid down for countrymen.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Lyman Abbott
William H. Taft
Yale
Mr. Taft
Act of
Christ
Abbott
Supreme Court
Abraham Lincoln
General Arm Strong
Belmont to Boston and Philadelphia names list
A compact slate of names and affiliations appears, listing Belmont Oliver Ames Boston Grand Major W. P. Kendall U. S. A Hoffman Baroness Nugent a d Delvin Seville Thomas Pinckney Philadelphia Ctoria R. W. Brundage Bath N. Y. Wal S. W. Winstow Boston Wolcott J. B. Keene Claggett Baltimore.
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Belmont
Oliver Ames
Boston
GRAND
W. P. Kendall
U. S. A Hoffman
Baroness Nugent
D’ Delvin
Seville
Thomas Pinckney
Philadelphia
Ctoria
R. W. Brundage
Bath
N.Y
Wal RF
S. W. Winstow
Wolcott
J. B. Keene-Claggett
Baltimore
Today’s city events and lectures lineup across venues
Free admission at the American Museum of Natural History and many talks on civic topics dominate today. Notable gatherings include Stephen Wise on Public Affairs, luncheon at Hotel Manhattan, and various society dinners at Waldorf Astoria, Delmonico’s, and Hotel Astor. Public lectures cover Browning, Shakespeare, health, and politics with numerous school programs and readings at Cooper Union and Public Schools across Manhattan.
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Stephen S. Wise
League For Political Education
New York Churchmen’s Association
Hotel Manhattan
Waldorf-Astoria
William O'Brien Pardow
Daughters of the Sees Catholic Club
Central Park South
North Carolina Society
Hotel Astor
St. Nicholas Society
Delmonico
Newton M. Curtis
Virginia
Fourth Presbyterian Church
We End Avenue
Sis Street
J. Duncan Speeth
Browning
People’s Institute
Cooper Union
Shakespeare Club
St. Paul's Church
80Th Street
West End Avenue
West End Association
St Andrew
Bloomingdale Brothers
Empiores’ Mutual Aid Society
Palm Garden
Board of Education
de Witt Clinton High School
58Th Street
Tenth Avenue
Daniel Gregory Mason
Sturves
John J Cronin
Hester
Essex Streets
John H. Stocker
John B. Smith
119Th Street
Java
Oliver Bainbridge
Lewis
East Houston
Stephen P. Dag
Institute Hell
106Th Street
Ernest Ingersoll
Public Library
East 96Th Street
Webster and
Lincoln
G. J. Eirneeland
St. Luke's Hall
Hudson
Grove Streets
Edwin Fairley
St. Peter's Hall
20Th Street
Etzhih Avenue
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Curtis
Morris High School
Boston Road
166Th Treet
Webster Avenue
Pickcene
Edwin T. Taliaferro
Ridge Avenue
237Th Street
Lafayette Hall
Alexander Avenue
187Th Street
Berlin
John Martin
Weather Report Forecast Warns of Widespread Storm
Official record notes cell wave and storm warnings across multiple states and the Great Lakes coast. A northwestern cold wave pushes south with zero temperatures reaching Nebraska and freezing readings in Kansas and Missouri. Rain and snow expected along the Atlantic coast with colder conditions following, and winds to shift from east to west into Tuesday.
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Washington
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
West Virginia
New York
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Delaware
Boston
Middle States
Rockies
North Atlantic States
Alberta
Atlantic Coast
New England
Mississippi
Grand Berke
District of Columbia
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Eestern
Wee
Weather Bureau
Lget
Opera Breech Open Ends Dippel Status at Metropolitan
Dispute over the renewal of Andreas Dippel as Metropolitan Opera manager deepens as five leading artists sign a letter to support him. Gatti-Casazza remains noncommittal while rumors about Toscanini and other contract tensions swirl, and the board delays a final decision on Dippel’s role.
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Andreas Dippel
Dippel
Gatte-Casazza
Gatti-Casard
Opera House
la Scala
Metropolitan
Board of Directors
Hall of Harmony
39Th Street
Broadway
William K. Vanderbilt
New York
Messrs
Messager resigns from Paris Opera co-directorship
Paris December 6 André Messager joint director of the Paris Opera House with M Broussan has sent his resignation to Minister Doumergue. He would take sole control if possible but finds the co-directorship unsatisfactory. Doumergue has not yet replied.
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Paris
André Messager
Paris Opera House
M. Broussan
M. Doumergue
M. Messager
Opera
Cavaliere Rusticana Opens Manhattan Opera House Concert
Last night at the Manhattan Opera House the Mascagni opera Cavalleria Rusticana opened a concert program to a large audience. Mme Agostinelli Santuzza Parola Turiddu and others filled principal roles with strong applause. Attilo Parelli conducted the orchestra with multiple pieces and Mme Adostinelli returned for a second performance before a finale of Euryanthe.
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Manhattan Opera House
Mascagni Opera
Mme. Agostinelli
Santuzza
Parola
Turiddu
Mme. Mariska-Akirich
Mile. Severina
M. Crabbe
Lola
Mama Lucia
Alfie
Attilo Parelli
Campanini
Debussy
Anitra
Mme
Mariska-Aldrich
Mlle
Gervilie-Reache
Signor Artmondi
Parelill
Metropolitan Sunday Concert Stars Sembrich and Petschni koff
Mme Marcella Sembrich and Russian violinist Alexander Petschnikoff headlined the Metropolitan Opera House program last night. The audience roared with enthusiasm as Sembrich sang with refined skill, joined by Riccardo Martin in Pagliacci and Maria Gay in Samson et Dalila, with Jean Noté performing Ben Ahmet.
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Mme
Marcella Sembrich
Alexander Petschnikoff
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Sembrich
Riccardo Martin
Maria Gay
Samson Et Dalila
Jean Noté
Dubois
Ben Ahmet
Schelling’s Piano Recital At Carnegie Hall
Ernest Schelling, a pianist of notable attainments, played yesterday at Carnegie Hall in a well chosen program. Selections spanned Schumann Bach Scarlatti and Chopin. His Schumann studies drew warm applause as his dearest and best. The Chopin waltz A flat a Chopin nocturne and a Liszt rhapsody completed a varied program.
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Ernest Schelling
Carnegis Hall
Schumann
Bach
Scarlatti
Chopin
Klein Concert at German Theatre Delights New York Audiences
Hermann Klein’s tenth Sunday concert at the new German Theatre featured three newcomers. Cecil Fanning, a young American barytone, sang Vision Fugitive from Massenet’s Herodiade and a set of English songs with Harriet Ware. Josephine Swickard, also American, Jean Schwiller, a London arrival, and pianist Ethel Newcomb performed two solos and joined Schwiller and Edouard Dethier for the Brahms trio in B major.
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Hermann Klein
New German Theatre
New York
Cecil Fanning
Barytone
Massenet
Jean Schwiller
London
Ethel Newcomb
Mr. Schwiller
Edouard Dethier
Shubert Comedy Company Formed After Blue Mouse Success
The Shuberts announced the creation of the Shubert Comedy Company to present light plays by modern authors. The Blue Mouse will continue at the Lyric this season with Jameson Lee Finney Mabel Barrison Harry Conor Charles Dickson and Alfred Hickman in the cast. Three separate companies will tour towns nationwide, aiming to establish a permanent organization for light drama. Clyde Fitch praised the move saying it will inaugurate a new era in the art of acting and that he has agreed to write the next play for the company.
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Lyric Theatre
Shuberts
Shubert Comedy Company
Blue Mouse
the Lyric
Harry Conor
Jameson Lee Finney
Charles Dickson
Alfred Hickman
Mabel Barrison
Clyde Fitch
Wille le
Walting
Lee Hubert
Ohio dry counties surge under county option law
Ohio Anti Saloon League reports fifty five of eighty eight counties dry and seven wet after six months under the new county option law. About 1,730 saloons have been voted out, roughly a third of the pre law total, with voting planned in most remaining counties in coming months.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Roe
Harvard's Next President Contested by Harvard Corporation
A Harvard corporation meeting is set for tomorrow to decide on a successor to President Eliot. Informal talks have occurred. official action awaits. Rumors name James J. Storrow of the Boston School Board and Lee Higginson as a candidate, with Bowdoin's President Hyde also under consideration.
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Tribune
Boston
Harvard Corporation
Eliot
James J. Storrow
Boston School Board
Lee, Higginson & Co
Storrow
Hyde
Bowdoin College
Miss Berry Reports Mountain School Work At Colony Club
Miss Martha Berry head of the Berry School in the North Georgia mountains told Colony Club members and the public about her effort to educate white boys lacking facilities. She described growth from five boys to 150 pupils on 1000 acres, noted demand for enrollment, and outlined needs for a new dormitory and a canning plant.
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Berry School
Rome
Colony Club
Miss Berry
Berry
Georgia
Ann Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Westinghouse Wedding Delayed Yet Again
Official word from Westinghouse interests states the marriage of George Westinghouse Jr and Miss Ethel Brockelbank, planned for December 19 in England, is postponed due to Mr Westinghouse health. Friends say overwork helping his father with business matters caused a breakdown. this is the second postponement.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Westinghouse
George Westinghouse, Jr
Ethel Brockelbank
England
George Westinghouse
Morgan buys Cambridge Bible copy from Amherst sale
London reports J Pierpont Morgan purchased the King Charles I copy of the Cambridge Bible at Lord Amherst of Hackney's library sale. The bid reached $5,000, marking another notable purchase by Morgan in early December.
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King Charles
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Lord Amherst
Hackney
Mayor Sanderson Launches Unmuzzled Press In Massachusetts Campaign
Springfield mayor William E. Sanderson seeks a third term and starts his own paper named Unmuzzled Press as the four city dailies back opponent James B. Carroll. The Republican committee approved the paper which attacks Carroll and omits the union label. Thousands of copies circulate ahead of a close election Tuesday.
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Tribune
Springfield
Mass
William E. Sanderson
James B. Carroll
Republican City Committee
Carroll
Sanderson
Death of Nathaniel D. Prentiss Retired Jeweller at 28 Carlton Ave
Nathaniel D. Prentiss, a fifty year old retired jeweller, died of heart disease at his Brooklyn home yesterday morning. He woke, dressed, and stood near a lit gas stove when a fatal attack occurred, causing the stove to disconnect its gas tube. His sister Mary T. Prentiss found him in a gas filled room about nine, and doctors pronounced the death natural. Coroner's physician E. F. Hartung concurred with Dr J. Z. Wild's assessment.
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Nathaniel D. Prentiss
Carlton Avenue
Brooklyn
Mary T. Prentiss
J. Z. Wild
Lafayette Avenue
Mr. Pre
Religious Parade Planned for Advent Mission at St George’s Church
A religious demonstration linked to the Advent mission at St George’s Church is planned for tonight. Led by an illuminated cross, the procession will include clergy, the church choir, and congregants, leaving after the evening service and marching along 17th street Fourth avenue and 14th street before returning for a later service. Dr Dawson of London leads the mission and has run similar parades across the U S and Canada.
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Fourth Avenue
14Th Street
Dawson
London
Canada
Funeral plan for Rear Admiral Coghlan in Washington
Friends viewed the body of Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan at Button Manor in New Rochelle. The body will travel by special car attached to the Federal Express to Washington for a military funeral and Arlington burial. The funeral cortege departs Tuesday night.
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Raleigh
Joseph B. Coghlan
Charles Chamberlain
Button Manor
New Rochelle
Federal Express
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Obituary for £. F. C. Young Jersey City Banker and Leader
Edward Fairoute Condict Young, prominent Jersey City banker and financier, died of cancer at his home. A Democrat and longtime civic figure, he built a banking empire in Hudson County and held director roles in multiple firms, leaving his wife Harriet Strober, daughter Mrs. George T. Smith, and son Edward L. Young.
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Jersey City
Mr. Young
New Jersey
John Young
Connecticut
Southold
Long Island
Morris County
WN. J
Hudson County Bank
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Hudson County
Manhattan
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company
Carteret, Jersey City and
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Manhattan and
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New York
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George F. Werts
New Jersey Board of Railroad Directors
Young
Hudson County Gas Company
North Jersey Land Company
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Colonial Insurance Company
Shooter Island Shipbuilding Company
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
American Cordage Company
Public Service Corporation
Harriet Strober
George T. Smith
Edward L. Young
Oliver Grant Barton Was Calvary Church Lay Leader Dead
Oliver Grant Barton 65 a lifelong Calvary Church communicant died suddenly from heart disease at his brother George De Forest Barton’s home 133 West 74th Street. Survived by brother and sister Mrs William Y Warren of Buffalo he was a bachelor active in church charity lodging house free reading room and city men’s aid. He belonged to Union League Club Prominent in the Church Club and veteran in the 7th Regiment. Funeral at Calvary Church Wednesday burial Thursday at Greenwood.
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Calvary Church
George de Forest Barton
West 74Th Street
William Y. Warren
Buffalo
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Barton
Union League Club
7Th Regiment
Regiment
Church Club
Greenw
Death of George B. Culver Bank Official and Postmaster
George B. Culver cashier of the National Bank of Granville New York and postmaster died suddenly of heart disease at the Hotel Ansonia New York City. He was a veteran of the Civil War, wounded, later cashier and director of the bank, and a member of several military and fraternal orders including the Masons and Shriners. His brother Thomas L. Culver of The Bronx was with him and they planned to attend a Metropolitan Opera performance.
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Hancock Place
Bronx
Metropolitan Opera House
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Albany University
New York Volunteer Infantry
The
New York Commandery
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Legion of the United States
the Sons of the Revolution
Washington
K. T
Saratoga Springs
Professor William Knapp, Renowned Language Scholar, Dies
Paris reports the death of Professor William Ireland Knapp born in 1835 New York. A former Yale, Chicago and Colgate professor, he taught at Vassar from 1865 to 1867 and at Yale 1872 to 1892. He later lived in England and France, authoring many publications.
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William Ireland Knapp
Yale
Chicago
New York
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Vassar College
University of Chicago
England
France
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Obituary notes of William N Dickens and associates in Brooklyn
Obituary notes report William Noble Dickenson of 316 Warren Street Brooklyn born 1838 Cincinnati who served in the Civil War and leaves wife Mary E. Coleman and three sons and a daughter. Also noted are David H. Miller a longtime Flatbush druggist born 1821 and of the Society of Friends who leaves two daughters. Franklin E Kneeland formerly of Kneeland & Co and a New York Produce Exchange member who died at 379 Grand Avenue Brooklyn aged 63 with wife and two children surviving. Dwight Elmendorf conducts a Europe travel event at Carnegie Hall with moving pictures from Alps to Italy and Greece featuring Venice Rome Pompeii Vesuvius Etna and views of St Peter’s.
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Warren Street
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York Volunteers
Mary E. Coleman
David H. Miller
Cortelyou Road
Flatbush
Peekskill
Society of Friends
Ellen E. Halsey
Franklin E. Kneeland
Commission Firm
Kneeland & Co
Manhattan
New York Produce Exchange
Grand Avenue
Plymouth Church
Dwight Elmendorf
Carnegie Hall
Europe
Alps
Italy
Venice
Canals
Campanile
Church of San Marco
Rome
Milan
Florence
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Greece
Syracuse
Vesuvius
Mount 4Itna
Dr. Northrup resigns as Minnesota University president
Dr. Cyrus Northrup, who has led Minnesota University for twenty five years, has handed in his resignation to the trustees. The announcement comes from Minneapolis dated December 6.
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Minneapolis
Cyrus Northrup
Minnesota University
Actor McIntyre elected to Travellers' Protective Association
Frank J. McIntyre who plays Bob Blake in The Traveling Salesman at the Gaiety Theatre has been elected a member of the Travellers' Protective Association of America. He is said to be the only actor now on stage who holds membership in the organization.
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Frank J. McIntyre
Bob Blake
James Forbes
Gaiety Theatre
Travellers’ Protective Association of America
Mr. McIntyre
Barton death notice in Tribune noted for republication
Died notices list Oliver G Barton and others. Oliver G Barton of No 122 West Tith Street died Sunday morning December 1908 in his sixth year. funeral at Calvary Church 4th Ave and 71st St Wednesday at 4 pm with interment Greenwood.
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William and Eliza P. Barton
Calvary Church
4Th Ave
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Greenwood
Edward F. YY
St. Satecopal Church
Summit
Obituaries and funeral notices December 1908
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements dated December 1908 list interments, private services, and cemetery details across New York addresses, including Kneeland, Mand, Marsh, McDougall, and Murray. Veterans orders mention Captain John McDougall, with services at Central Presbyterian Church and standard mourning customs. Interments at Woodlawn and Mount Auburn, with addresses in Brooklyn and North Plainfield.
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Nen St
Putton
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Phebe Wood
Tuff
Jonas E. Maresh
N. J
M'Dougall
Nng
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Joan W. Mc DougaLl
Sith St
7Th Ave
Broadway
7Th Regiment
John
3D Company
St Centre Presbyteriam Church
Thomas Dimond
TTH Regiment
N. G. MW. TY
Dougall
Sithst
Trave
DE Witt c. Falls
New York
John W. McDougall
Central Presbyterian Church
West Sith St. Betwee Broadway
Seventh Ave
Nicholas Engel
William W
Mount Aubuera Cemetery
Massachusetts
Employment aspirants file available at Uptown Tribune
Special Notices announce a newly installed file of applications for various positions at The New York Tribune Uptown Office, located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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Tribune Subscription Rates From The Tribune Circulation Notes
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