Dippel Concedes Place as Gatti Casazza Holds Top Charge
At a Metropolitan Opera executive session yesterday, Giulio Gatti Casazza was reaffirmed as principal manager with final say, while Andress Dippel accepted his subordinate status after a heated exchange. A public letter from artists backing Dippel triggered tensions, later countered by a December 3 board reply confirming no co directorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Andress Dippel
Metropolitan Opera House
Milan
la Scala
Sinal
Opera House
Dipper
H S
Pretile
J ¥ Irpel
Dippel
Otto H .Kahn
Gatti
Gesti Casazza
Gatti-Casazza
Firests
Estima Mg
Metropolitan Opera Courer
Mmes, Sembrich and
Bamnes
Board of Directors
Dimpe
Duppe
Toelitien
Gridiron Club Dinner Guests Include Roosevelt and Leaders
Washington December 19 The Grid Iron Club dinner will be attended by President Roosevelt President elect Taft Vice President Fairbanks and other top officials including Sherman Harriman and governors Maroon Frear and Johnson. Cabinet members Senators and Representatives and many diplomats and army navy officers are also expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Teft
Fairbanks
Sherman
Johnson
Minnesota
Maroon
Cubs
Frear
Hawaii
Edward H. Harriman
New York
Army
Navy
Earl of Warwick Arrives Aboard Oceanic on Pleasur Trip
The Earl of Warwick lands yesterday on the White Star Oceanic for a pleasure visit and dinner with the President. He notes abundant wild game in the region the President will travel. He adds suffragette protests in London have reduced suffrage momentum and suggests more conservative leadership could gain wider support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Warwick
Africa
London
Doctor reports slight improvement in Bull patient
Dr G W Wynkoop said Dr William T Bull spent a comfortable night and his condition was slightly better than in recent weeks. He noted the tendency to grow gradually weaker but cited an immediate cause for anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. HW. Wynkoop
William T. Bull
Bull
Funeral pallbearer General Worthington dies in Congress
Washington reports former Congressman General Henry G. Worth Een, the sole living pallbearer at Abraham Lincoln’s funeral, suffered apoplexy on the House floor. Friends fear his condition worsened after a recent stroke. Worthington once served as envoy to Uruguay and the Argentine Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry G. Worth Een
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Strickéu
Worthington
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Gift Aims to Expand State Indian Collection in Albany
A $15,000 gift from Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson of New York will enlarge the state's Indian life collections. The donation, to be named the Myron H. Clark Museum of Iroquois Culture, supports the Regents plan to establish a state historical museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Frederick F. Thompson
New York
Draper
State Education Department
Clark
Science Division
Regents of
University
Thompson
Myron H Clark
State Museum
Myron H. Clark
MISS EISELE WEDS PHILADELPHIAN
Dr Max Meitzner of Philadelphia marries Miss Bertha Eisele in Jersey City. The couple eloped after parental objections and sailed to Guayaquil, Ecuador to start married life. The bride's father Jacob Eisele reacts with resignation, calling the groom his son in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Riverton
N. J
Max Meitzner
Philadelphia
Guyaquil
Ecuador
Bertha Fisele
Jacob Eisele
Jersey City
Fisele
Keen competition at auction of John V A Rhoades effects
Yesterdays sale at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries offered 249 lots from John V A Rhoades personal effects. First day gross reached 6497 dollars with top bid 1245 dollars for a black pearl scarfpin. Meissonier Bracquemond etching La Rix opened at 1 dollar and sold for 310 dollars to L Heller. Diamond clasp necklace fetched 660 dollars from L Heiler. The Cossack's Farewell bronze group sold for 12256 dollars to H Rosenberg. Captain A D Stannard bought Indian baskets and Mexican saddles lariats and sombreros. Sale continues today at 2 30 p m. Over the Wire. A long distance Christmas romance by John Kendrick Bangs in next Sunday's Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. A. Rhoades
James P. Silo
Fifth Avenue
L. H. Weller
Meissonier and Bracquemond
L. Heller
L. Heiler
H. Rosenberg
A. D. Stannard
Approved designs by Art Commission for city buildings and spans
The Municipal Art Commission approved designs for Bradford Street Hospital in Brooklyn at 21000, a Kings County Hospital extension at 150. The commission also approved approach and anchor designs for the Manhattan Bridge at 149909, an entrance road for the American Museum of Natural History wing at 30000, and Long Island Railroad track crossings in parts of Long Island City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icipal Art Commission
Bradford Street Hospital
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Manhattan Bridge
American Museum of Natural History
Long Island Railroad Company
Long Istand City
Blackborne Collection Sale Opens at American Art Galleries
The opening sale of the Arthur Blackbourne collection of textiles and laces at Madison Square South drew the top price for a Venetian-Greek linen bedspread with Romanesque border. Mrs. H. F. Dupont paid 3 dollars, with buyers Mrs. W. T. Bush K. Freund and William Kent among others. The sale continues today and tomorrow at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Blackbourne
Madison Square South
H. F. Dupont
W. T. Bush
Freund
William Kent
Old lacquer work at auction in New York sale
Large crowd attends the first day of R. Kadoyrama collection auction at Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. Korin lacquer pieces including a Maple and Deer tea box bought by W. Brown for $1 and a Korin writing case sold for $34750. A Tokugawa cake box fetched $25 by R. W Voorhees. Sale continues this afternoon and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kadoyrama
Osaka
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Korin
W. Brown
R. W Voorhees
Damages Awarded to Theron Strong Against Railroad
In White Plains a Supreme Court jury awarded Theron G. Strong 1.2 million dollars against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company yesterday. He testified he stumbled in a dark Pelham station ditch lacking a red light and that his left thumb was permanently disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
White Plains
Theron G. Strong
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Strong
Pelham Station
Bellamy Attacks Vivisection In Hearings
F P Bellamy counsel for the Society for the Prevention of Abuse in Animal Experimentation testified yesterday in reply to John D Rockefeller's defense of vivisection. Rockefeller argued that experiments at the Rockefeller Institute should not be interfered with due to their life saving potential, likening it to Standard Oil defense. Bellamy challenged the practice as often aimless and cruelly conducted with little regard for animal suffering merely to prove known facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Bellamy
Society For the Prevention of
John D Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute
Standard Oil
Rockefellers
Pennsylvania mural panels credited to Edwin A Abbey
Edwin A Abbey who designed and painted the rotunda mural for the new optiol has donated ten panels to the Pennsylvania House chamber series. The value of the works will be close to 330 000 dollars, based on Abbey’s contracted decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Edwin A. Abbey
Optiol
State of Pennsylvania
Chamber of the
House of Representatives
Mr. Abbey
Transatlantic Travellers Arrivals Listed at Southampton
Passengers arriving yesterday from abroad include notable names such as Mr and Mrs. A. and Newton Prescott Lawrence the Earl of Warwick and Mrs. Grace Thewood among others. The Tribune hints at Sewell Ford’s next Sunday feature about philanthropist Shorty McCabe and two mail lonaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Co. Keariey
Newton
Prescott
Lawrence the Earl of
Shorty McCabe
Sewell Ford
Tribune
Prominent Arrivals At Hotels Across Cities
A listing of notable guests checking into hotels including J F Tachon in Paris, J Harris in Havana, R H Devo in Binghamton, R Moore in Waterbury, G F Tracy in Boston, F J Walmsley in Rio de Janeiro, W Siler in San Francisco, W Hammond in Boston, George L Potter in Baltimore and G L Potter at Wal Dort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Central
J. F. Tachon
Paris
Breslin
J. {. Harris
Havana
Gilbsey
R. H. Devo
Binghamton
Hermitage
R. Moore
Waterbury
Hoffman
G. F. Tracy
Boston Hotel
ASTOR
F. J. Walmsley
Rio de Janeiro
Marlboorough
Wagner's GatterdaAmmerung At The Metropolitan Opera
The final drama of Wagher's Nibelung tetralogy, GatterdaAmmerung, played at the Metropolitan Opera House under Toscanini. Fremstad as Brünnhilde and Hinckley as Hagen starred among a strong cast. prologue replaced the Waltraute scene, provoking mixed Wagernian delight yet delivering a superb melodic and dramatic performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagher
Metropolitan Opera House
Signor Toscanini
Mme Homer
Adolph Mihlmann
Gunther
Otto Goritz
Alberich
Mme. Fremstad
Artinnhilde
Miss Fornia
Gut
Briinnhilde
Herr Schmedel
Elman tops Carnegie Hall with American debut performance
Mischa Elman, a matured young violinist, gave an American debut at Carnegie Hall with Tschaikowsky violin concerto. His tone, technique, and cantilena drew keen praise, while Modest Altschuler led the Russian Symphony Orchestra in Sechebine’s Le Poeme d Extase, Sibelius Finlandia, and Tschaikowsky works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcestra
Carnegie Hall
Mischa Elman
Elman
Tschaikowsky
Eman
Modest Altschuler
Sechabine
Sibelius
Techaikowsky
Sveriabine
Ed Venable Dies Ex-Congressman of Petersburg Virginia
Edward Carrington Venable born January 3 1831 in Prince Edward county Virginia. He taught school then settled in Petersburg in 1878 becoming a tobacco manufacturer. He served on Virginia Democratic committees and claimed election to the Fifty-first Congress before being unseated on September 23 1890 after a contest with John Mercer Langston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carrington Venable
Prince Edward County
McCabe's University High School
Petersburg
University of Virginia
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Executive Committee of
Virginia
John Mercer Langston
Venable
Death of Joseph A. Dear Jersey City publisher
Joseph A. Dear publisher and owner of The Jersey City Evening Journal died at his home on Summit avenue after a week of illness. Born in England he built a career in newspapers across Huddersfield Chicago and Jersey City and helped found the Jersey City Board of Trade. He leaves a wife a son a daughter and other relatives. his sons Joseph Walter Williams remain in journalistic and business roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Dear
Jersey City Evening Journal
Summit Avenue
Mr. Dear
Easton Magna
Leicestershire
England
Huddersfield Examiner
New-York Tribune
Chicago Republican
Sprinm
Jersey City
Jersey City Times
Jersey City Board of Trade
Home of the
Newman Mission
Dear
Walter Dear
Williams
Reverend Alexander Kent Dies at 71 in Washington
The Rev Alexander Kent pastor of the People's Church in Washington died today at seventy one. A Nova Scotia native he began in the Universalist ministry serving in Halifax Portland and Baltimore before coming to Washington in 1877. He led the Universalist church for twelve years and later the undenominational People's Church. He authored The Cooperative Communities of the United States and many sermons and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander Kent
People’s Church
Truro
Nova Scotia
Universalist
Halifax
Portland
Baltimore
United States
Samuel S. Miles Dies in Boston Newspaper Veteran
Samuel S. Miles Boston journalist and reporter in the Dr. Webster case realm died at his home after a brief illness. Born in 1824 in Boston he studied at Concord Academy and shared a class with United States Senator George F. Hoar. He helped gather oldtime reporters in Boston on November 7 and gave a brief speech. He leaves several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samuel S. Miles
Dr. Webster
Parkman
Concord Academy
United States
George F. Hoar
Miles
Grace Stebbins Chapin dies at city home
Mrs Grace Stebbins Chapin wife of Alfred Clark Chapin longtime Brooklyn mayor died yesterday at their New York City residence 24 East 56th Street. She was daughter of Russell Stebbins Jr of New York and granddaughter of S B Schieffelin a noted druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stebbins Chapin
Alfred Clark Chapin
Brooklyn
East 56Th Street
Chapin
Russell Stebbins, Jr
New York
S. B. Schieffelin
Death of Josiah Lombard Oil Refiner at Bronxville
Josiah Lombard an oil refiner of No 11 Broadway died yesterday at his Bronxville home after a short illness. Born in Griggsville NL in 182. He served as director of Tidewater Oil Platt & Washburn Refining East Jersey Railroad Terminal and Elwell Mercantile among others, was VP and director of Indian Creek Pound River Railroad and member Phi Beta Kappa. He married Alice N Rathbun in 1877 and is survived by three daughters. Funeral to be held tomorrow at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Lombard
Broadway
Bronxville
Mr. Lombard
Griggsville
Tidewater Oil Company
Platt & Washburn Refining Company
East Jersey Railroad Terminal Company
Indian Creek & Pound River Railroad Company
Virginia
Elwell Mercantile Company
Wallace. Muller & Company. Limited
Melba to Sing Mimi in Bohéme at Manhattan Next Monday
After three days trying to reach Mme. Melba, Mr. Hammerstein learned she will sing Mimi in La Bohéme at the Manhattan next Monday night. The Lusitania carrying the star is due in port today. A new Parsifal is set for New Year’s Day at the Metropolitan with Blass replacing Hinckley as Gurnemanz. Maria Labia debuts in America at the Manhattan Opera House next Sunday evening with Italian songs. The Dance of the Hours and the entire third act of La Gioconda will be sung by the chorus and orchestra in the concert. The Grasse Trio recital at Mendelssohn Hall tonight is postponed due to a date misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera
Metritan Opera
New York
Gatt
Casazza
Artist Publica
Mme. S«mbrich
Mme
Eames
Beause
Miss Farrar
Mesers
Caruso
Scotti
Mme. Melba
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Blass
Mr. Hinckley
Gurnemanz
Mlle
Maria Labia
America
Manhattan Opera House
Grasse Trio
Mendelssohn Hall
Yale and the Other Place Excerpted Alumni Views
The Yale Alumni Weekly discusses public remarks calling Yale the hardest to enter and exit. It notes Yale’s stricter entrance exams and China-like wit about regional biases. The piece argues Yale’s work ethic is rising and cautions against choosing easier paths due to supposed local perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
Yale Vale
Fe Yale
Brooklyn Eagle urges stress sheet review of Manhattan Bridge
The Brooklyn Eagle reports City Club alarm over the Queensboro Bridge probe and urges Mayor to have reliable engineers inspect the Manhattan Bridge stress sheets to ensure it can bear intended weights. It warns defects now may be remediable at low cost but could be irreversible later and emphasizes precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brooklyn Eagle
City Club
Queensboro Bridge
Manhattan Bridge
Obituary notices for Klein Elphinstone and Fanshawe
DAVID T KLEIN a button maker of East Orange New Jersey died yesterday from apoplexy while en route to the city. He was 48 and survived by a wife a daughter and two sons. F M ELPHINSTONE of Baltimore representing a machinery supply company died yesterday in the Yates Hotel Syracuse from heart trouble. MRS JESSIE JEROME FANSHAWE wife of William S Fanshawe of Harvey Fisk & Sons died yesterday at Hotel Plaza from appendicitis. She leaves husband four daughters. Funeral Sunday at Trinity Chapel 62nd Street near Broadway at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T Klein
South Grove Street
East Orange
Antiqu
F. M. Elphinstone
Baltimore
Yates Hotel
Syracuse
Jessie Jerome Fanshawe
William S. Fanshawe
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Cedar Street
Hotel Plaza
Fanshawe
Trinity Chapel
Broadway
Roommate of Lincoln Kilpatrick Dies in Danville
Danville Illinois December 19 James D Kilpatrick longtime printer publisher in Illinois and roommate and intimate friend of Abraham Lincoln when both were attorneys on the circuit in this region He was father to Charles Kilpatrick the trick bicyclist who rode down the Capitol steps at Washington years ago and another son James serves in the consular service at Sydney Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
James D. Kilpatrick
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Kilpatrick
Capitol Steps
Washington
James
Sydney
Australia
Today’s events at New York venues across culture and science
Free admission hours and dozens of meetings fill the day from the American Museum of Natural History and Zoological Garden to the Waldorf Astoria and Hotel Manhattan. Notable talks include “The Wars of Religion and Politics” and “The American People in the Philippines” with multiple school programs and committee receptions throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Post Parliament
Waldorf-Astoria
Stony Wold
Museum of Natural History
Meridian Club
Hotel Manhattan
Century Theatre Club
Hotel Astor
New York State
Theolorado Cuff Dwellings’ Association
Astoria
The
Daughters of Indiana
McCall
Massachusetts
Business of Congress
Columbia University
Maryland Society of New York
Sherry's
New York Society of the Order of Founders and Patriots
Manhattan
Berkeley School
Weat
T2d
J. Newton Gray
Dominick and
Clark Streets
Kaiser's Domain
James Rogan
East 20Th Street
J. Seymour Broadway
Inwood
Life
Arrie G. Edwards
Public Nue
Ig Emans
148Th Street
William T. Smith
Albert K. Aldinger
le Plongeon
Ington Streets
Lincoln
United Country
Henry R. Ross
Westside
S8th Street
George B. Loud
Young Men's Benevolent Association
East Broadway
Bismarck
Rudolph Tombo, Jr
140Th Street
Third Avenue
Joan J. Murphy
Mosholu
Redford Park
Brownings
Grace B. Davis
Fordham Avenue
City Island
Congo Land
de Witt
Snyder
Anthony and Tremont Avenues
Daniel Webster
Thomas McTiernan
Beaumont Avenue
Philippines
Stephen Dent
Jerome Avenue
184Th Street
Curtis Stiles
Castle Hill Avenue
Untenport
Witten B. Humphrey
Light for the Blind at New York Association Exhibit
The New York Association for the Blind showcases diverse work by blind artisans at its East Street exhibition. Highlights include cane bottom weaving, basket making, piano work, linen weaving, and surprisingly fast stenography on five key keys. Visitors can also buy crafts and see phonograph dictation in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Association For the Blind
East Sth Street
Association
Secre
Das letzte Mittel at Irving Place Theatre
The German stage comedy Das letzte Mittel charms with a divorce satire set in Bavarian Alps hotel life. A newly divorced man feigns injury to win back his wife, delivering three acts of brisk farce with six strong roles and an enthusiastic audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Place Theatre
Alps
Actors Fund Benefit At Broadway Theatre This Afternoon
The Actors Fund annual benefit will be held this afternoon at the Broadway Theatre with all leading players in the city taking part. Doors open at 1 00 P M and the performance starts thirty minutes later. The Board of Trustees met at 114 West 42d Street to organize a registry bureau for all members of the profession and to aid unemployed actors in finding work. The fund will coordinate with managers to place those behind the footlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Fund
Broadway
West 42d Street
Theatrical News from Herald Square and Sydney Engagements
The second performance of Three Twins at Herald Square Theatre featured a new finale. Margaret Anglin will end her Australian run December 18 at Theatre Royal Sydney before visiting Egypt and the Holy Land. Ruth Allen appears next week at Colonial Theatre. The American Academy of Dramatic Arts presents three one act plays at the Empire Theatre on December 18, followed by La Mariotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Square
Margaret Anglin
Theatre Royal
Sydney
New York
Egypt
Holy Land
Ruth Allen
Colonial Theatre
Florence Roberts
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Empire Theatre
Privy Council
Nazimova Injured in Stage Fall in Lincoln
Lincoln Neb Dec 10 Mme Nazimova the actress who appeared here last night was badly injured by falling while entering the stage Her arm was severely wrenched but by carrying it in a sling she was able to perform her part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Mme. Nazimova
Weather Report Forecasts Strong Winds and Mixed Precipitation
Official record from Washington reports southwest winds and fair weather turning to rain or snow toward the Grand Banks for steammers bound for Europe. Southeast to south winds increase along the coasts, with a broad storm area from Lake Superior to Texas bringing light precipitation west and occasional flurries in the Northwest. Temperatures rise in the north central regions while the extreme Northeast and Northwest cool slightly. Atlanta-bound precipitation expected Friday night with warmer, unsettled conditions spreading Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grand Banks
New England
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Superior
Texas
West Gulf
Atlanta
Gul
Columbia
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
Marriages and notices from The Tribune reprint policy
Notices list various 1988 marriage events including Cairns Towne and ChaseTaylor at specific churches and dates. Entries mention individuals Ethel Towne, Dr Douglas Carrt, Taylor, Thompson, Laura Edenwood and Oscar Thompson with associated addresses and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Towne
Church of the Transfiguration
New Yorm
Clarence Buel
Detroit
Mich
Ethel Towne
Douglas Walker
Chase—Taylor
Thureday
Séth St
Laightes Parke
Ri Taylor
Stephenhase Thompson
Pleasant Hunter
Laura Edenwood
Schenerer Hurd
Oscar Te
Thomas James Ge
Death notices in The Tribute republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
A tidal of obituary notices lists names such as Bergen, Chapin, Coe, Conway, and Dear with details on their residence, dates of death in December, and funeral arrangements. It notes republishing in the Tri-Weekly Tribune, interments private, and service times at various Brooklyn and Jersey City addresses, with funeral home and cemetery references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Bergen
Theodore Wv
Idave
74Th St. Bay Ridge
Chapin
Tork
Wrace Stebbins
Alfred
West 265
Oliver William Coe
Woodlawn
Descriptive notices on newspaper subscriptions and global distribution
A dense advertisement outlines THE TRIBUNE and DAILY TRIBUNE FARMER subscription options, rates, and foreign mailing terms. It lists offices in New York, distribution points, and international addresses from Brussels to London, along with partner agencies and hotels for readers abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Universal Postal Union
Tribune
Sundat
Sunday Tribune
London
Pole
Midland Folx Street
England
Adelpht Ain Hester N& Readers
Carlton
Metrethe Howard
Livergrool
Midland Hotel
Midland
Hotel Eatchine Wale Aeland
Hollers Hotel
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Derby
Gibraltar
Cecil
France
Continental Grand Hotel
Rice
Chatham
Lille
St. James
Albany
Baltimore
Paris
Hotel de Ro —St A Brosselle
Srentra
Mote Hoel Adiog
Kk de
Vienna
Budapest
Switzerland
Belmont
Moentreas
Vevey
Italy
Ho Grant
Quirtsatsand Reval Hi
Rome
Eden Palace
Saverimei
Gena
Mites
Venice
Nice
Naples
Cairq Zgypt—Savey
Sherheard's
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MR. Dippel
Gatti- Casazza
Metropolitan Ta Company
Ge Cesarza
Conde
Dippe
Enrico Caruso
Emma Eames
Geraldine Farrar
Marceleea Sembrich
Antonio Scott
Prel
Gattiasazza
Metropolitan
Gers
DR. Bull
G. Worthington
Eisele
Over the Wire
John Kendrick Bangs
ART
Blackborne Collection Sale
Bellamy
E. A. Abbey
Southampton
Scott
R. A. &. Watsonge
U. Vaningen
Theodore P. Shoats Ise
W. M. van Dyke
Mussell Gray
Grace Thewood
John M. Kane
Charies M. Foss
Gatterdimmerung
Elman and Russian Orchestra
E. C. Venable
Edward C. Venable
Alfred C. Chapin
Ready For Actors
Theatrical News
the Weather Report
Weather Bureau
Wy Las Lee
Inwest
Tri-Weekly
Arrie I. Chapin
Grace
Coe
Oliver W Conway
Katharine Dear
Joseph
Douglass
Mary A
Mary Omas
Baptist Home
Ebel
Leinars
Sophia Ebel
Louils i
Martin
Wiliam H
Henrietta Sbs
Ermold
Leonora M. Buckler
George
Brewster
N. TV
Jessie Jerome
Filia & Fanshawe
Triere
Neer Broadway
East 18Th St
Priscilla Antherland
Grace Church
Chamter
Lombard
Lawrence Park
Brouzkie
S. YF
Chicago
Aneral
Brooklin
Holy Rosary Church
Cemeterizs
the Woodlawn
Hartem
Grand Cemetral
Webster and
Gramere
East
New York Citys
Undertakers
Frank F. Campbell
Chelsea
NEW York Tribune
36Th and
37Th Street
Dailyy
Ecinaan
Cuba
Porto Rico
Nassau Street
Wiliam Street
the Tribune
Denesee House
Strand
American Express Company
Haymarket
Thomas Cook & Sor
Ludgate
Des Petites Bourtem
Camien Morgan
Haries
Hacesesm Lyonnais
U Des Etraogers
Figaro
Saarbach
le Meeferta
Rasacbach
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