Primate a Novelist and York Archbishop Feasts of Fees
The article discusses the future Archbishop of York Cosmo Gordon Lang adopting the signature Cosme Ebor and his literary hopes, compares early archbishoply pageantry with Harcourt’s lavish state, and lampoons medieval ecclesiastical fees as well as a quip from Queen Victoria-era audiences. It notes York’s archiepiscopal finances and the humorous misreadings of his signature in official correspondence.
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Brentwood Company
Cerdins
Wiseman
Westminster
Fabiola
Archdeacon Farrar
Anon Kingsley
Church of England
York
England
Clannoy
Cosmo Gordon Lang
Cosme Ebor
Britain
W. Eber
W. Pbor
Hirm
Harcourt
Eld
Ishopthorpe
Lord Harcourt
Nuneham Park
Oxfordshire
Lewis Harcourt
J. Pierfont Morgan
Cathedral of Canterbury
Sovereign
William Conner Magee
Minster of
Jerusalem
Jericho
Queen Victoria
King Edwards Grand Old Archer and the Seton Legacy
Old George Seton, aged eighty seven, dies in Edinburgh. He hailed from the Carlston Setons of Scotland, famed for height and service in King Edward's Guard of Royal Archers. The piece traces Seton lineage, titles, alliances, and notable relics, including the two handed ward of Sir Christopher Seton and connections to Mary Queen of Scots, plus a memorial watch associated with Mary Seton.
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George Seton
Edinburgh
Carlston
House of Seton
Robert Seton
New York
Rome
William Seton
Frederick County
Sisters of Charity
United States
E@ward
Royal Archers
Royer Bo
Setons
Isabella
Baltours
Cariston
Joan Seton
Lord Seton
Betons
Bruce Maxwell Seton
Abercorn
Pitmedden
Winton
Eglinton
Lord Eglinton
Seton
Dumfermline
Parbroth
Mary Queen of Scots
Sir Walter Scott
Loch Leven Lestie
Sir Walter
Mary
Scotland
Seton Castle
England
St. Pierre Aux Dames
Rheims
Renee
Lorreine
Mary Seton
Dick-Lauder
Saul
Death
Horace
Skull timepiece dialogue and Seton lineage
A skull shaped clock figure features Time with Horace legend, Eden and Crucifixion scenes, a bell sounded by arch hourly chimes. It traces American Setons from Parbroth to New York in George II’s era, ties to the Roosevelts, and notes Archbishop Seton’s elder brother William, a Civil War veteran at Antietam. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Horace
Garden of Eden
Setons
Setons of
Parbroth
Blind Workers Exhibit At New York Association
An exhibition at the New York Association for the Blind on East 59th Street showcased blind workers producing carpets, rugs, towels, brooms, and sewn goods. A blind secretary and a blind switchboard operator demonstrated swift dictation and telephonic skills, while other blind workers demonstrated weaving and checkers. The event drew visitors and was extended to 6 PM tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Association For the Blind
East 59Th Street
Winifred Holt
Lusitania Delayed by Gales and Rough Seas
The Cunarder Lusitania slowed to 21.87 knots from Liverpool amid west southwest gales and heavy seas. Passengers stayed in staterooms as a waterspout-like wave crested the bridge and a Geluge roll shook the ship. Notable travelers included Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and family, Lord Revelstoke, Sir John Harrington and Lady Harrington.
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Liverpool
Cornelius Vanderbilt
McMillan
Washington
Philippines
China
Sale of art and autographs at Fifth Avenue Galleries
The second afternoon sale of the John V. A. Rhoades effects at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries drew a large crowd and pushed total receipts to 10234. Autograph letters from well known persons sold to Harry A. Cass at varied prices. An antique mahogany Secretary bookcase fetched 68 by C. Dieu. Evening sales of 110 oil paintings raised receipts to 12350, with W. W. Bagley paying the top price. The Run from Market and The Bursting Tide realized notable sums for Rosenberg and J. G. Tyler respectively.
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John V. A. Rhoades
Fifth Avenue
Harry A. Cass
C. Dieu
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms Sell Japanese Chinese Art
At 238 Fourth avenue yesterday collectors bought works from R. Kadoyama’s collection. Prices included a pink crystal quartz vase for $350 to R. W. Voorhees and a white jade vase for $220 to Mr. Lanthier. A rose colored crystal vase sold for $180 to Lanthier, a rose colored crystal quartz altar set for $140 to G. Brown, and a large moss green jade vase for $150 to R. W. Voorhees. Total sales reached $5,029.50. The final sale starts at 2:30 today.
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Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
R. Kadoyama
R. W. Voorhees
Mr. Lanthier
G. Brown
Transatlantic Travellers and Departures Listed
Passengers heading Europe aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Prins Friedrich Wilhelm Caledonia and Arabic sail for Bremen Glasgow and Liverpool with many arrivals including Lusitania and associated travelers arriving from Liverpool and Southampton. Notable names include Lord and Lady Northcote Avery D Andrews Adrian Iselin Mrs J Jewell Hill Cornelius Van derbilt and Robort Tavine plus Mrs M B Prescott.
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W. Plunk Stewart
Bremen
G. H. Hughes
John D. Thomas
C. C. Moors
J. Dunbar Wright
Glasgow
Jamesl. Biggart
John P. Clifford
J. Hopkins
W. H. Clark James D. Craig
Homer Dixon
H. Lane
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
Governor F. D. Proctor of Vermont visits Belmont Hotel. G. T. Hofpman Rogers of Binghamton arrives at Hol land. F. B. Harriman, Illinois Central general manager, Chicago, appears at Prominent hotels. Dr Shadwell of Oxford and Lord Revelstoke of London seen at others. Judge Kunkle from Harrisburg noted at Waldorf.
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Belmont
F. D. Proctor
Vermont
Hofpfman
G. T. Rogers
Binghamton
Holland
F. B. Harriman
Illinois Central
Chicago
Today in New York City cultural events and lectures
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and American Museum of Natural History along with the Zoological Garden. Numerous meetings and luncheons including the Schoolmasters' Association at Brearley, Alpha Delta Phi reception on West 44th, Delta Sigma Society luncheon at Hotel Manhattan, and various society dinners. Public lectures by Board of Education at multiple schools and museums feature topics from Webster and Lincoln to Gambetta and Capits and Inter est. Evening entertainment includes the B'nai Brith dance at Hotel Savoy and Casualty Insurance Club dinner at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sherry's
Schoolmasters’ Association of New York
Brearley School
West 44Th Street
Alpha Delta Phi Club
Delta Sigma Society
Hotel Manhattan
Pennsylvania Society
Waldorf-Astorta
Nu Sigma Nu Society
Independent Order of the B'nai Brith
Hotel Savoy
Casualty Insurance ‘Club
New York
Klotel Astor
Board of Education
Henry and Catherine Streets
Webster and
Lincoln
George J. Knedané
Bouth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Henry IV
Minnie L. K. Salinger
116Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Darrell Brent Chilton
Museum of Natural History
Tith Street
Central Park West
Bradley Stoughton
Cooper Union
Third Avenue
8Th Street
MacDowell
Stella Hadden Alexander
Ssth Street
William B. Guthrie
Weet
Gambetta
Adolph Cohn
St. Bartholomew's Hall
Fantasia in C for piano and orchestra shines at Philharmonic
The third afternoon concert at Carnegie Hall featured Rubinstein’s Fantasia in C for piano and orchestra, with Josef Lhevinne soloing. The work impressed with cogent themes and beauty, despite technical difficulty, while Smetana The Moldau and Tschaikowsky Manfred impressed under Safonoff. The weather worsened but patrons filled the hall as debate over reorganizing the Philharmonic Society continued, with past efforts led by Damrosch and Seidl cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Society
Carnegie Hall
Rubinstein
Josef Lhevinne
Lhevinne
Symphony Society
Shevinne
Smetana
Heston
Tschaikowsky
Byron
Mr. Safonoff
Bohemian
St. John
Walter Damrosch
Nat
Seidi
Seidl
Weingartner
Safonoff
Philharmonic
Mahler
H. E. EK
Large Audiences Fill Opera Houses Despite Bad Weather
The Metropolitan Opera House drew large crowds for Precini's La Bohéme with Mme Semorich and Mr Bond praised for their artistry. Miss l’Huillier stood in for Miss Sparkes as Muscetta, with Amato as Marcello and Didur as Colline under conductor Spetrine. Tetrazzini’s Lucia di Lammermoor at Manhattan drew intense recalls and proclamations, as Campanini, Taccani, Polese and a sextet shared curtain calls amid enthusiastic applause.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Precini
Mme. Semorich
Mr. Bond
Mme. Tetrazzini
Campanini
Taccani
Edgardo
Mr. Polese
Ashton
Classic Concert at Cooper Union by Olive Mead Quartet
The second People's Symphony Auxiliary Club concert at Cooper Union filled the hall as the Olive Mead Quartet performed Haydn in D major, a Nardini violin piano sonata, a modern style piece, and Dvořák Op. 96 themed on American folk tunes. The performers earned admiration through their refined interpretation despite the hall's challenging acoustics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Symphony Auxiliary Club
Cooper Union
Olive Mead
Dvorak
Mrs Ben Lathrop Sings at Mendelssohn Hall Recital
Yesterday afternoon at Mendelssohn Hall Mrs Ben Lathrop presented a song recital aided by Mr Luckstone on the piano. The program showed good taste and the performer displayed pleasing stage presence and a voice with many excellences though dramatic expressiveness was lacking and her delivery was more vocal volubility than diction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn Hall
Ben Lathrop
Luckstone
Mme Melba Returns on Lusitania with Verdi Otello Plans
Mme Melba arrived yesterday on the Cunard liner Lusitania after two years away. She praised Mr Hammerstein and joked about his hat. She spoke of a global operatic tour and hoped to sing Desdemona in Verdi Otello at the Manhattan Opera House this season, the first such performance here in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Melba
Lusitania
Melbourne
Desdemona
Manhattan Opera House
W R M Keen Sued for Divorce in Indiana Suit
Omaha dispatch reports William R McKeen builder of the Union Pacific motor car and former Vandalia Railroad president faces a divorce suit filed by Elizabeth New McKeen daughter of General John C New. The petition alleges extreme cruelty and notes a 1898 Indianapolis marriage. The filing was withdrawn after submission.
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Tribune
Omaha
William R. McKeen
Union Pacific Gasoline Motor Car
Vandalia Railroad
Elizabeth New McKeen
John C. New
Indianapolis
Harry C. New
Republican National Committee
E McKeen
Herrmann dies at 46 in Sugar Hill New Hampshire
Joseph Herrmann of New York a leading handkerchief manufacturer died at his Sugar Hill summer home after two months illness from general paresis. He supported New Hampshire causes and funded the Florence L. Herrmann room in Littleton Hospital. Survived by wife Florence L Andrews, brothers Louis and Milton Herrmann, and a sister in London. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon in Sugar Hill.
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Littleton
N. H
Joseph Herrmann
New York
Sugar Hill
Herrmann
New Hampshire
White Mountain
Florence L. Andrews
General Andrews
Manchester
Littleton Hospital
Florence L. Herrmann
Louis
Milton Herrmann
London
Death of Major George M Laughlin in Pittsburg
Major George McCully Laughlin president of Keystone National Bank and director at Jones & Laughlin Steel died at his Woodlard Road home from pneumonia. He served in the Civil War as personal aide on General Griffin’s staff and witnessed Grant and Lee’s surrender terms. He was a member of the National Arts and Strollers clubs of New York and the Manufacturers’ Club of Philadelphia.
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Pittsburg
George McCully Laughlin
Keystone National Bank
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Woodlard Road
Laughlin
Colvern
Griffin
Grant
Lee
Major Laughlin
National Arts and Strollers Clubs
New York
Manufacturers’ Club
Philadelphia
Kent Founder of City and Erie Railroad Dies at 92
Kent, Ohio, Dec. 11. Marvin Kent, founder of this city and first president of the Erie Railroad, died at his home last night at age ninety two. He planned the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad later becoming part of the Erie and drove the last spike when the line was completed in 1%.
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Kent
Ohio
Marvin Kent
Erie Railroad
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Erie
Mrs Nicholas Fish Dies in Washington Stroke
Mrs Nicholas Fish wife of Hamilton Fish Jr dies at her home in Washington from a stroke. She was born Clemence S Bryce of Maryland and widow of Nicholas Fish who served as diplomat and banker. Her son Hamilton Fish Jr died at San Juan Hill during the Spanish American War.
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Washington
Nicholas Fish
Hamilton Fish
New York
President Grant
Santiago
Belgium
Obituary notes of Civil War veterans and prominent citizens
Henry C. Duncan, Civil War veteran and Masonic leader, died in Newburg New York at 63. He served in Duryea's Zouaves from age sixteen and belonged to the Veteran League of the 7th Regiment, Lotos Club, and Mecca Temple. John P. McCaffrey, 86, veteran of Mexican and Civil wars, died at Anaconda. he never sought a pension. Emma F. Manley, widow of Washington Manley and NYSE member, died at Hotel Iroquois in New York. James Newcomb, 89, longtime New London merchant, died at his Granite Street home. survivors include his wife and two sons.
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Henry C. Duncan
Masonic
Newburg
N. Y
Duryea
Veteran League
7Th Regiment
Lotos Club
Mecca Temple
Mystic Shrine of
New York
John P. M’caffrey
Terry
Montana
Anaconda
Emma F. Manley
Washington Manley
New York Stock Exchange
West 44Th Street
James Newcomb
New London
Newcomb
Granite St
Conn
James E. Newcomb
O'Donoghue
Annette
Michael J. O' Donnoghue
Poulson
Hannah M
William and
Margaret Poulson
Vanenn
Brooklyn
Sackmann
Washington Sackmann
Flatbush Ave
McGill Upgrades Amid Fund Drive Start Grant
Montreal enters a drive to raise 2 000 000 for an endowment to sustain university efficiency. Governor Robert Reford has contributed 60 000 to launch the fund and spur further gifts from supporters.
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Montreal
Dec
Board of Governors
McGill University
Robert Reford
Receiver Maas To Be Paid In Lyric Theatre Case
The Appellate Division ruled Charlies O Maas must be compensated for the time he served as receiver after troubles at Lyric Theatre Buffalo involving John Laughlin manager, Lee Shubert, and United Amusement Company. Laughlin agreed to $100 weekly for forty weeks with Shubert to book twenty attractions per season and profits shared. interests were assigned to the Amusement Company, Laughlin later repudiated. Maas and Shubert were appointed receivers but removed by the Appellate Division.
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Charlies O Maas
John Laughlin
Lyric Theatre
Buffalo
Lee Shubert
United Amusement Company
Shubert
Laughlin
Amusement Company
Maas
Blackborne sale of antiques at American Art Galleries
Antique textiles and laces sold at Madison Square as part of the Blackborne auction. An imperial Chinese square from the Morrison collection drew $70 to Mrs. Haskell, while a large Italian lace feature brought $6250. Other notable purchases included Hispano Moresque portieres and several named buyers. The sale continues this afternoon at 2.
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Blackborne
Madison Square
South
Morrison
London
Haskell
HL Dawson
L. Newstadt
John E. Parsons
Arthur Train
J. D. Franklin
Campbell Clarke
Sale of Rugs by City Home Inmates on Blackwell’s Island
Under the New York City Visiting Committee a sale of rugs and decorative articles made by crippled inmates of the City Home on Blackwell’s Island will be held on December 16 in room 701 at No. 195 East 22d Street. Proceeds go to the Christmas fund for workers and patients unable to work.
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New York City
Blackwell’s Island
East 22d Street
Weather Report and Forecast From Washington
The storm area moved east to the Atlantic coast while waning west of Ohio. Rains spread along the north Pacific coast and a new storm unsettled the northwest. Temperatures rose in the East and fell in the Western lake region. Rain ends in Atlantic coastal sections by Saturday with fair weather east of the Rockies. Local record shows yesterday's high 42, low 31, mean 36. Rain today, fair Sunday, moderate temps, winds shifting from south to west.
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Washington
Atlantic
Ohio
Pacific
Lake
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New Yorain
Weather Bureau
Weconpoxsee
iTocal
Actors Aid Home Fund Benefit At Broadway Theatre
Daniel Frohman earned praise for dignified management of the Actors Home Fund annual benefit at the Broadway Theatre. The show sold out with a silent fundraising approach and a mix of musical numbers, scenes, and sketches featuring Lillian Russell, Fritzi Scheff, William Gillette, Billie Burke, Victor Herbert, and the Sicilian Players. Receipts were reported near 34,000.
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Daniel Frohman
Actors’ Home Fund
Broadway Theatre
Rohman
Lillian Russell
Lord & Taylor
Mr. Belasco
Miss Bates
Fritzi Scheff
Herbert
William H. Crane
Fanny Ward
Miss Ward
London
William Ashe
Cyril Keightley
John W. Dean
Margaret Fuller
Blanche Bates
Charles Richman
Loretta Wells
Julie Opp
Mr. Faversham
Daly’s
Constance Collier
Arthur Byron
Miss Opp
William Gillette
Billie Burke
Miss Burke
Victor Herbert
F. Anstey
John Drew
Thomas A. Wise
Georgia Drew
de Wolf Hopper
William Hodge
Mr. Wise
Actors’ Fund Home
Mimi Aguglia
Cavalleria Rusticana
Frohman Plans Broad London Season and American Ties
Charles Frohman returns from London with plans to renew leases on three theatres, stage new productions in seven London houses, and stage English company runs of Peter Pan and What Every Woman Knows in France and Germany. He expects Bernstein and Maubham works, John Drew and Billie Burke in London, plus a sixty strong musical company and Maude Adams at Harvard for Jeanne d Arc.
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Charles Frohman
London
France
Germany
Barrie
de Flers
Miss Burke
Lyceum
Arsene Lupin
Paris
Haddon Chambers
Little Duke
Hubert Henry Davies
Ethel Barrymore
Billie Burke
William Collier
George P. Huntley
Julia Sanderson
Valli Valli
Gaiety
Daly's Theatres
Berlin
Miss Olga Nethersole Arrives Aboard Lusitania For Washington Engagements
Famous actress Miss Olga Nethersole landed yesterday on the Lusitania after a 56000 mile European tour. She will appear in Washington on January 21 in a new play about American life by W J Hurlburt and again in February in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Nethersole
Europe
Washington
W. J. Hurlburt
Miss Nethersole
First public performance of The Leader at Imperial Theatre
In St Petersburg on December I the drama The Leader premiered at the Imperial Theatre. Based on Count Witte's early life, the play is by Prince Zumbatoff, a leading Russian dramatist. It is the second work portraying Count Witte, the first titled A Great Man, produced only privately.
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St. Petersburg
Imperial Theatre
Count White
Prince Zumbatoff
Count Witte
Hammerstein Acquitted In Disorderly Conduct Trial
Arthur Hammerstein of New York son of Oscar Hammerstein was acquitted today after a three day trial in Norristown Pennsylvania. The case, brought by a local citizens group, concerned an incident last July near Merion a Philadelphia suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hammerstein
Norristown
Penn
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Merion
Philadelphia
Citisens
Taft and the South Referenced in Atlanta Speech
The Taft administration, as outlined in a North Carolina Society dinner speech in New York, seeks fair race handling and alignment with Southern views. Taft aims to ease fears of black political dominance and foster independent Southern action while earning trusted support from conservative Southerners. The piece notes broad South loyalty to Taft and hints at editorial context in the Tribune.
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South
Taft
North
Carolna Stty
New York
Patt
C MarCulloch
Chicago Republican Headquarters Opened in Permanent Branches
At a conference in Chicago William Hayward secretary of the Republican National Committee and Fred Upham treasurer announced permanent party offices will be established in Chicago with up to date records for readiness when the campaign begins four years hence. Washington branch offices may follow.
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Chicago
William Haywera
Republican National Committee
Fred W. Upham
Washington
Death notices and funeral details from The Tribune
Died notices republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune list Grace Seckmann and many others. Listings include CHAPIN, COE, DEAR, FANSHAWE, FISH, HILLMAN, LOMBARD, NEWCOMB, O DONOGHUE, POULSON, SACKMANN, SMITH, STILLWELL, STRONG, TAYLOR, TREDWELL, WHITNEY, WICKHAM with residences in New York City and nearby towns, dates December 1908, funeral times and locations, private interments, and service details.
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Seckmann
Washogees
W. Smith
Feabeia L. A
Joseph A. Stilwell
Jane B. Vv. Banshawe
Jessie J. Strong
Herbert Fish
Clemence B. Taylor
Alice C Hillman
Anna G. More
Grace H. Lombard
Josiah
Tredwell
Anns
Newsom
James
Whitner
M O' Dorechue
Annette. Wicknam
Wessel Poulson
Hi M
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Offers Transit by Harlem Trains
Woodlawn Cemetery advertises carriages from Grant Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trains for graves, with lots from 150 dollars. Telephone 4853 for Book of Views or to contact the office at 20 East 234 Street New York City. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 2413 West 234 Street Chapel. Private and public ambulances available Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Harlem Trates
Grant Cametral Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramerc
East 234
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
St Chapel
Chelsea
Special Notices to the Employer on Quick Help and Subscriptions
Readers are urged to speed up hiring by consulting selective aspirants now at THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office. The notice also lists extensive subscription rates, offices, and international distribution details for THE TRIBUNE, including offices in New York and abroad, with various mailing options and price plans.
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New-York Tribune
Tribune
Scents
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