Dippel Accepts Subordinate Role at Metropolitan Opera
The Metropolitan Opera executive committee resolved that Giulio Gatti-Casazza remains the boss and Dippel must accept a subordinate status. A letter from five artists defending Dippel sparked internal conflict. after tense discussions, Gatti-Casazza secured the upper hand while Dippel was told his contract would not grant him co-director status. Caruso received a diamond cigarette case for aiding management during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Andress Tippel
Metropolitan Opera House
Milan
la Scala
Dippel
Opera Houer
Otte H. Kahn
Dipper
Gatt
Leving
Gerti Casezza
Getti-Casagra
Tatty
Mian
Gatti Casazza
Crists
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gerti-Casarza
Contec
Drapel
Cate
Dippe
Exrico Caruso
Emma Eames
Geraldine Farrar
Marcelea Sembrich
Antonio Scottl
Gridiron Club Dinner Attended by Roosevelt Taft and Officials
President Roosevelt, President-elect Taft, and Vice Presidents elect Fairbanks and Sherman will attend the Gridiron Club dinner on Saturday night. Governors Johnson of Minnesota, Magoon of the Cubs, Frear of Hawaii, Edward Guerriman of New York and many Cabinet members, Senators, Representatives, diplomats, and army and navy officers are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Fairbanks
Sherman
Johnson
Minnesota
Magoon
Cubs
Frear
Hawaii
Edward
Guerriman
New York
Army
Navy
Earl of Warwick Arrives on Oceanic for Pleasure and Dinner
The Earl of Warwick traveled aboard the Oceanic on a pleasure visit and to dine with the President. He reports abundant wild game in the region the President will pass through and notes suffragette demonstrations have weakened the suffrage movement. He adds that more conservative leadership could gain broader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Warwick
Hunttom
Africa
White Star
Sner Oceanic
Los Ground
Wynkoop Reports Patient Improves Slightly at Bull Hospital
G W Wynkoop, attending Dr William T Bull, said last night the patient spent a comfortable night and showed slight improvement compared with the past weeks. He noted a gradual weakening tendency but no immediate cause for anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr G. WH. Wynkoop
William T. Bull
Bull
Funeral of Abraham Lincoln pallbearer ill in House
An elderly pallbearer and former Congress member from Nevada, General Henry G Worth, suffered apoplexy on the House floor near noon while paying respects to peers. Worthington’s associates recall his service as a diplomat to Uruguay and the Argentine Republic, with health failing as friends observed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry G. Worth- Ee
Congress
Nevada
Abraham Lincoln
Estrickén
Myron H Clark Museum of Iroquois Culture Gift
Albany announces a $15,006 donation from Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson of New York to expand the state's Indian life collections. The gift, supporting a proposed state historical museum, funds a Myron H. Clark Museum of Iroquois Culture and was praised by Regents and Education Department officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Frederick F. Thompson
New York
Draper
State Education Department
Clark
Science Division
University
Thompson
Myron H Clark
State Museum
Myron H. Clark
MISS EISELE WEDS PHILADELPHIAN
Dr Max Meitzner of Philadelphia on his way to Guyagqull Ecuador with his bride of a week Miss Bertha Eisele daughter of Jacob Eisele of Riverton N J They were secretly married in Jersey City last week The wedding was revealed after a letter from Mrs Meitzner described the escape and union Father of the bride sanctioned the match after learning of the marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Riverton
N. J
Max Meitzner
Philadelphia
Guyagqull
Ecuador
Bertha Fisele
Jacob Eisele
Jersey City
Keen Competition At Auction For John V. A. Rhoades Effects
Bidders spar over the personal effects of John V. A. Rhoades at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. First day sale totals reach 6497 with top bid 1245 for a black pearl scarfpin. Pieces include an etching signed Meissonier Bracquemond and a diamond clasp necklace selling to different buyers. Sale continues today at 2:30 p m. Over the Wire features a Christmas romance by John Kendrick Bangs in next Sundays Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. A. Rhoades
James P. Silo
Fifth Avenue
Dar
L. H. Weller
Meissonier and Bracquemond
L. Heller
L. Heiler
H. Rosenberg
A. D. Stannard
John Kendrick Bangs
Itn
Tribune
Municipal Art Commission Approves Hospital and Bridge Designs
The Municipal Art Commission approved new Bradford Street Hospital designs in Brooklyn at 34900 dollars and an extension to Kings County Hospital main building costing 150000 dollars. Approvals include Manhattan Bridge spans at 149000 dollars and plans for an American Museum entrance road at 600 dollars, plus LIRR cross-street track designs in Long Island City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Art Commission
Bradford Street Hospital
Brooklyn
Kingsounty Hospital
Manhattan Bridge
American Museum of Natural History
Long Island Railroad Company
Long Island City
Blackborne collection sale opens at American Art Galleries
A Venetian Greek linen bedspread with lace insertions and a Rome school border topped the opening sale of the Arthur Blackborne collection of textiles at Madison Square South. Mrs H F Dupont paid 4 dollars with other buyers including Mrs W T Bush K G Freund and William Kent. The sale continues today and tomorrow at 2 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Blackborne E
Madison Square South
H. F. Dupont
W. T. Bush
K. G. Freund
William Kent
Old lacquer work at auction brings brisk first day sales
A large crowd attended the opening day at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms for the R. Kadorama collection from Osaka and Paris. W. Brown bought a Korin tea box and a Korin writing case for modest sums, while R. W Voorhees paid $35 for a Tokugawa cake box. The sale continues this afternoon and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kadorama
Osaka
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Korin
W. Brown
R. W Voorhees
Verdict for Theron Strong Against New Haven Railroad
A jury in White Plains Supreme Court awarded Theron G Strong $1.26 in damages against the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. Strong said he stumbled into a dark unlit ditch by the Pelham station platform and that the left thumb was permanently disabled by the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
White Plains
Theron G Strong
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Strong
Pelham Station
Bellamy Attacks Vivisection Critique in Defense Debate
Bellamy, counsel for the Society for the Prevention of Abuse in Animal Experimentation, rebuts John D Rockefeller's defense of vivisection. He argues that even if Rockefeller Institute experiments yield human benefits, much vivisection is aimless and harms animals without advancing new facts, mirroring critiques of Standard Oil conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. Bellamy
Society For the Prevention of
John D Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute
Standard Oil
Harrisburg Painter Donates Panels for Capitol Rotunda
Edwin A. Abbey, who painted the rotunda mural for the new capitol, has given the State ten panels to be added to the House chamber series. The works, valued near 336,000, will be produced under his contracted plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Edwin A. Abbey
State of Pennsylvania
Chamber of the
House of Representatives
Abbey
Transatlantic Travellers Arrivals List From Abroad
A list of recent arrivals includes passengers from the Oceanic ship and several named individuals and couples such as Mr and Mrs A Newton Mr and Mrs Preecett Lawrence the Earl of Warwick and others with varied locations including Naples. The note mentions Sgt THAMPTON, Mrs Scott and Mrs A Satsou van logen and Theodore P Shears ISK among arrivals, and teases Sewell Ford’s story in next Sunday's tabloid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic
W. c. Kearier
A & Newton
Preecett Lawrence
Eari
Warwick
Koenigis Libre T
Williem E Wood
Thampton
Scott
Satsou
Hk. van Logen
Theodore P Shears
Prominent Arrivals At Hotels Across Major Cities
The list records notable arrivals at hotels including Broadway Central and several others. Names include J F Tachoneee Breslin Harris Havana Gilbe y R FI Deve Binghamton Hermitage R A Moore Waterturf Hoffman G F Tracy Boston Hotel Astor F J Walmsley Rio de Janeiro Marlborough W J Siler San Francisco Murray Hill W Hammond Boston Waldorf George L Potter Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Central
J. F. Tachoneee
Breslin
J. {. Harris
Havana
Gilbey
R. FI. Deve
Binghamton
Hermitage
R. A. Moore
Waterturf
Hoffman
G. F. Tracy
Boston Hotel
ASTOR
F. J. Walmsley
Rio de Janeiro
Marlborough
W. J Siler
San Francisco
Murray Hill
W &. Hammond
Boston
Waldorf
Gerge L. Potter
Baltimore
Met Opera Delights With Wagner’s Gotterdammerung Performance
Wagner’s Gotterdammerung at the Metropolitan Opera dazzled despite a prologue change. Toscanini guided a strong cast including Fremstad as Brunnhilde and Hinckley as Hagen, with vivid orchestra and dramatic flair earning universal appeal.
Elman Debuts With Russian Orchestra At Carnegie Hall
Mischa Elman, the young Russian violinist, made his American debut with the Russian Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. His Tschaikowsky concerto drew enthusiastic, admiring notices for tone, clarity and noble quality. The program also featured Le Poeme Extase by Scriabin, Sibelius Finlandia, Tschaikowsky Andante Cantabile, and 1812 Overture, with mixed responses to Scriabine’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcestra
Carnegie Hall
Mischa Elman
Elman
Tschaikowsky
Mrdest Altschuler
Extase
Scriabine
Sibelius
Melba to sing Mimi in Bohéme at Manhattan
After three days trying to reach Mme. Melba, Hammerstein reports she will sing Mimi in La Bohéme at the Manhattan next Monday. The Lusitania with Melba aboard is due to arrive soon. Wagner Parsifal returns New Year’s Day at the Metropolitan with Blass replacing Hinckley as Gurneman. Maria Labia in America at Manhattan Sunday singing Italian songs. The Dance of the Hours and Giorgione act three to be featured with chorus and orchestra. Grasse Trio recital at Mendelssohn Hall postponed due to date confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Melba
Hammerstein
Mimi
Manhattan
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Blass
Mr. Hinckley
Gurnemanag
Mile
Maria Labia Withl
America
Manhattan Opera House
Grasse Trio
Mendelssohn Hall
Yale and the Other Place Opinion Piece
The Yale Alumni Weekly discusses public remarks about the difficulty of entering and exiting Yale. It argues Yale maintains strong entrance standards and rising work spirit, contrasting with rural perceptions of Harvard and urging that Yale offers rigorous facilities and distinctive individuality despite some stiff aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
Yale Vale
Hell
City Club urges stress sheet review of Manhattan Bridge
The Brooklyn Eagle reports the City Club calls Major to have reliable engineers inspect the stress sheets of the Manhattan Bridge to determine if it can bear the intended loads. It notes possible defects in construction and urges early examination to prevent future risk and costly fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
City Club
Queensboro Bridge
Major
Manhattan Bridge
Ex Congressmen Venable Dies in Petersburg
Ex Congressmen Edward Carrington Venable of Petersburg died today. Born January 7 184? in Prince Edward county he educated at McCabe University High School and the University of Virginia. A Petersburg manufacturer after teaching he served on Democratic State committees and ran in 1890 for the 51st Congress, losing after the seat was contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carrington Venable
Prince Edward County
McCabe
Wensbie
Joseph A Dear Publisher of Jersey City Evening Journal Dies
Joseph A Dear founder and publisher of the Jersey City Evening Journal died at his Summit avenue home after a week of sudden illness. A native of England, he worked at The Huddersfield Examiner and The Chicago Republican before moving to Jersey City. He helped found the Jersey City Board of Trade and supported charitable homes. His wife, a son, a daughter, and other children survive, with his son Joseph A Dear serving as managing editor.
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
Jersey City
Jersey City Times
Jersey City Board of Trade
Home of the
Newman Mission
Mr Dear
Walter Dear
Williams
Rev Alexander Kent Dies at 71 in Washington
The Rev Alexander Kent pastor of the People's Church in Washington died today at age seventy one. A Nova Scotia native and former Universalist minister, he served in Halifax and Portland before moving to Washington in 1877. He led the Universalist church for twelve years and later headed the People's Church. He authored Then operative Communities of the United States and published 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, a longtime Boston reporter and participant in the Dr. Webster trial coverage, died at his home after a brief illness. Born in 1824 in Boston, he was educated at Concord Academy and shared a class with U S Senator George F. Hoar. He left several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samuel S. Miles
Dr. Webster
Parkman
Concord Academy
United States
George F. Hoar
Miles
New
Mrs Grace Chapin Dies at City Home Former Brooklin Mayor's Wife
Mrs Grace Stebbins Chapin wife of Alfred Clark Chapin former Brooklin mayor from 1385 to 1891 died yesterday at their city home No 24 East 56th street. She was daughter of Russell Stebbins Jr of New York and granddaughter of S B Schieffelin a well known druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stebbins Chapin
Alfred Clark Chapin
Brooklin
East 56Th Street
Chapin
Russell Stebbins, Jr
New York
S. B. Schieffelin
Josiah Lombard Dies After Short Illness at Bronxville
Josiah Lombard oil refiner of 11 Broadway died yesterday at his Bronxville home after a brief illness. Born in Griggsville TL in 182, he held multiple director and officer posts in Tidewater Oil Platt & Washburn Refining East Jersey Terminal Indian Creek & Pound River Railroads Elwell Mercantile Wallace Muller firms and was Phi Beta Kappa. He married Alice N. Rathbun. three daughters survive. Funeral set for 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
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Lombard
Alice N. Rathbun
Obituary Notes include several prominent deaths
Obituary notices report the death of David T Kleln a Noe 6 East 9th Street manufacturer of buttons living at 82 South Grove Street East Orange New Jersey from apoplexy after collapsing while attempting to take a train He was forty years old and survived by his wife a daughter and two sons F M Elphinstone of Baltimore a fifty five year old machinery supplier died in the lobby of Yates Hotel Syracuse from heart trouble Jessie Jerome Fanshawe wife of William S Fanshawe a partner at Harvey Fisk & Sons died at Hotel Plaza from appendicitis Married since 1875 she leaves four daughters three married Funeral at Trinity Chapel 2th Street near Broadway Sunday at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T Kleln
East 9Th Street
South Grove Street
East Orange
X. J
F. M. Elphinstone
Baltimore
Yates Hotel
Syracuse
Jessie Jerome Fanshawe
William S. Fanshawe
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Cedar Street
Hotel Plaza
Fanshawe
Trinity Chapel
2Th Street
Broadway
Roommate of Lincoln Dead in Danville Illinois
James Kilpatrick senior, longtime printer and publisher, died in Danville Illinois. He was a roommate and intimate friend of Abraham Lincoln when they rode the circuit as lawyers in this region. He fathered Charles Kilpatrick, a noted trick violinist who once rode down the Capitol steps in Washington, and another son James serves in the consular service in Sydney Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
James
Kilpatrick
Nilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Kilpatrick
Capitol Steps
Washington
Sydney
Australia
Today’s events at New York venues listed across museums and clubs
Admission free at the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. A day of lectures, receptions, and meetings at Waldorf Astoria, Astoria hotels, and public schools. Notable items include talks on Congress business, religion and politics, and the Wars of Religion, plus cultural events at Sherry’s, the Astor, and the Manhattan clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Waldorf-Astoria
Stony Wold
Museum of Natural History
Mertéian Club
Hoel Manhattan
Century Theatre
Astor
Mering
New York State
Chhapter
Colorado Cuff Dwellings’ Association
Walder
Astoria
The
Daughters of Indiana
Congressman McCall
Massachusetts
Business of Congress
Columbia University
Marrland Society of
New York
Sherry
New York Society of the Order of Founders and Patriots
Manhattan
Berkeley Schoal
West 72d Street
National Union
Plaza
Women's Democratic and Waldorf Astoria
Mutual Aid Society
Terrar Garden
S P
OO Howard
General Sherman
New York Genealogical and Biagraphical Society
West 58Th Street
Patria Club
Savoy
Board of Extocation
Wadleigh High School
115Th Street
Seventh Avenue
James T Shotwell
East 27Th Street
Henrietta Speke Seeley
East 1Sth
J. Newton Gray
Dominickh and
Clark Streets
Kaiser's Demain
James W Rogan
East 2Nd Street
J Seymour Emans
Broadway Innows
Life Forres In Music
Carrie G. Edwards
145Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Anata ” Willam T. Smith
St Nicholas Avenue
Albert K. Aldinger
Avenue A
77Th Street
Alice D le Plongeon
Suffolk
Rivington Streets
Lincoln
United Country
Henry BR. Ross
West Side
Goth Street
George B. Loud
Young Men's Benevolent Association
East Broadway
Bismarck
Rudolph Tombo, Jr
16Th Street
Third Avenue
Johnn J. Murphy
Mosholu
Bedford Park
Brownings
Grace Bo Davis
Fordham
Avenue
Ity Ikland
Congo Land
de Witt
Snyder
Anthony and
Tremont Avenues
Daniel Webster
Thomas McTiernan
Untenport
Wi 'Tam B Humphrey
Light for the Blind Exhibits Work of New York Association
At the New York Association for the Blind exhibition the blind showcase varied labor from chair cane bottoms to basketry piano tuning and linen weaving. Shorthand notes on a five key machine with Braille tape can be transcribed on a typewriter faster than many sighted stenographers. The phonograph dictation method is also demonstrated with operators available for tasks. A sale of locally made articles offers Christmas gifts and the workshop aims for self funding through its products and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Association For the Blind
East 38Th Street
Association
Das letzte Mittel at Irving Place Theatre Delivers Lively Farce
The German stage comedy Das letzte Mittel or The Last Resort proves a notable success at Irving Place Theatre. A newly divorced man schemes to reignite his marriage by staging a fall to win back his wife and her family. The Bavarian Alps and summer hotel life flavor the plot with quick lines and strong roles for six actors. The audience responded with large and enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Place Theatre
Bavarian
Alps
Actors Fund Benefit At Broadway Theatre Today
The annual Actors' Fund benefit will be held this afternoon at the Broadway Theatre with leading city actors performing. Doors open at 1 o'clock and the show starts half an hour later. The Board of Trustees met at No 114 West 42d Street and voted to organize a registry bureau for all members of the profession. An unusually hard season spurs effort to find work for those on Broadway. Special quarters will be rented and the unemployed invited to register. The fund will stay in touch with managers to place everyone behind the footlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Fund
Broadway Theatre
West 42d Street
Broadway
Theatrical News Notes on Current Tours and Yonkers
The Three Twins played ld Square Theatre with a new finale in the second act. Anglin ends her engagement at the Theatre in Sydney on December 18 before visiting Egypt and the holy Land. Ruth Allen appears next week at the Colonial Theatre after a previous bill with Florence Roberts. The American Academy of Dramatic Arts performs three one act plays at the Empire Theatre on December 15, followed by a two act drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ld Square Theatre
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Empire Theatre
Privy Council
MME Nazimova Injured In Stage Entrance Fall
Lincoln Neb December 10. Mme Nazimova the actress who appeared here last night was badly injured by a fall while entering the stage. Her arm was severely wrenched but she carried it in a sling and was able to perform her part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Dee
Mme
Nazimova
Weather Report Forecast and Local Records
The weather report forecasts broad regional trends from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes with southeast to southwest winds developing Friday night and fair weather giving way to rain or snow in some areas. It notes no major storm in observation, rising temperatures in north central districts, and a general shift to cooler conditions in the Northeast and Northwest. Local forecasts for the District of Columbia through New England call for increasing cloudiness, warmer temps, and rain or snow by night, with winds shifting west by Saturday and some areas seeing rain near lakes or snow in western Pennsylvania and New York. The local official record compares last twenty four hours temperatures to last year, noting highest yesterday at 22 degrees and averages around 28, with cloud cover and warmer conditions expected today and Saturday.
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Washington
Grand Banks
New England
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Superior
Texas
Western Lakes
Centra
Middle
West Gulf
Northweer
Atlantis
Miile
West Guilt
Preet
District of Columbia
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
Pennslvania
Weather Bureau
I-West
Seare
Mcreasing
Cairns Towne Marriage Notices in The Tribuyrs
Marriage notices publish in The Tribuys will be republished in the Tri Weekly Tribune without charge. Cairns Towne December 1968 at noon at the Church of the Transfiguration Rev Clarence Ruel officiating Raw Ethel Towne to Dr Douglas Walker Cairns. Toddler details follow with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribuys
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Cairns Towne
Church of the Transfiguration
Clarence Ruel
Detroit
Mich
Ethel Towne
Douglas Walker Cairns
Chase Hburetay
York
Laightem Parks
C Tayler
James Tayler
Stephenhase Thompson
Pidon
Pleasent Hunter
Laura SoaSok Aati
Sibenerer Hurd
Oscar George Thompson
Tribune
Death notices appear in The Tribtyne reprinted in Tri Weekly Tribune
Death notices from December 1908 list several residents with dates, including Carrie Bergen Grace Chapin Catherine Conway Joseph Dear Oliver Chapin Mary Ann Douglas Leonora Buckler Jessie Fanshawe Warren Bull and others. Funeral services and interment details are shown with addresses such as Jersey City New York and Brookyn. The notices include cemetery references to Woodlawn and private interments and present funeral home by Campbell with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Catharine Conway
Michael Conway
Rev
Perate
Brooks
N. Om
G¢ Bisleen
Summit Ave
Jersey City
Joseph Athert
Pirer Presbrtarian Church
Emory
Greawood
Special Notices from The Tribune Office
A historic notice lists subscription rates and postal options for The Tribune and Daily Farmer. It details domestic and foreign mail pricing, multiple formats including weekly, tri weekly, and Sunday editions, plus office addresses in New York and international bureaus from Brussels to Milan and London.
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Tribune
THE
Asonia
United States
Meszico
Manhattan
Stera
Ito Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Cuba
Coor
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Europe
Tm Te Tnkversal Postal Union
the Tribune
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Opers
Executive Committee
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Cee
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Farrar
Metropolitan Opera
Mmes. Sembrich
Bames
Board of Directors
Dippet
Teltien
Dip- Tels
Opera
Sel Gatti-Casezza
Mr. Toscanini
Orel
Gattiasarra
Caruso
Gridiron Club
G. Worthington
Eisele
Ray
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Blackborne Collection Sale
Theron G. Strong
Bellamy
E. A. Abbey
Shorty Mefahe
Sewell Ford
Warner
Signor Toscanini
Mme. Homer
Adolph Mihlmann
Gunther
Otto Goritz
Alberich
Fremstad
Arfinnhilde
Fornia
Gutrune
Mr. Seidl
Mme. Fremstad
Brunnhilde
Herr Schmedel
Elman and Russian Orchestra
Saar
C. Venable
Petersburg
Edward C. Venable
Alfred C. Chapin
Das Letzte Mittel
Ready For Actors
Theatrical News
Mme. Nazimova
the Weather Report
Bergen Arrie
Hapin Grace
Etharme Dear
Joseph
Douglass Mary
Sopris
Warres E Lom
Joesiea
Tierney James
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Carrie J. Bergen
Theodore V. W. Bergen- Fr
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Thomas & Douglass
Baptist Home
Greene and Threepaves
Ebel
Ivan
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Martin
Ermold
Leonora M. Buckler
Grorse
Ave. Brook
Brewster
Fanshaw
Plass Hotel
Toereday
Jessie Jerome
William S Fanshawe
25Th Street Broadway
Firs
Dmet
New Yorks City
Warren
Pinecula Sutherland Bull
Grace Church Chantry
Bard
Lawrence Pars
Broczman
F. Deer
Aville
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Grend
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Chelsea
NEW York Tribune
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Nahi
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American Expressee
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Krown
Scribe Tohn Wanamaker
Rue Des Petites Bseurfem
Camien Morgan
Haines
Boulevar
Hacesessm Credit Lyonnais Bureau Des Etrengers
Continental Hotel
Figaro Om
Saarbach
Neue & George N Gapress Tempary
Seriba
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Otter & Co
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Lemon
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le Mosferta
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Midlame
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Austria
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