Primate a Novelist
A long note on Wiseman as the first Westminster archbishop and author of popular novels, with a digressive contrast to Archbishops Harcourt and York, details on signatures like Cosmo Lang and Cosme Ebor, and a humorous anecdote about an archbishop’s fees and etiquette.
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Brentwood Company
Wiseman
Westminster
York
Britain
W. Ebor
W. Pbor
Archbishop Harcourt
Bishomhorpe
England
Lord Harcourt
Nuneham Park
Oxfordshire
Lewis Harcourt
J. Pier- Point Morgan
Cathedral of
Canterbury
Lste
William Cowper Magee
Minster of
Jerusalem
Jericho
Queen Victoria
Maem
King Edward's Grand Old Archer and Seton Line
Edinburgh obituary notes George Seton aged eighty seven head of the Carlston Setons. He was the tallest veteran of King Edward's Guard of Royal Archers and Royal Bodyguard in Scotland, with famed heirlooms including the two handed Sword of Sir Christopher Seton. The article recounts Seton lineage, titles, and the Mary Queen of Scots connection, plus a memento mori skull watch once given to Queen Mary.
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OM George Seton
Edinburgh
Carlston
House of Seton
Robert Seton
New York
Rome
William Seton
Frederick County
the Sisters of Charity
United States
George Seton
Edward
Royal Archers
Royal Bodyguard
Scotland
Christopher Seton
Robert Bruce
Methuen
Setons of
Cariston
Charlies Moore
Boston
Gorry
Fife
Setons
Isabella
Joan Seton
Lord Seton
Winton
Eglinton
Lord Eglinton
Femere
Seton
Dumfermline
Parbroth
Mary Queen of Scots
Sir Walter Scott
Gesling
Loch Leven Castle
Sir Walter
Mary
Seton Castle
England
St. Pierre Aux Dames
Rheims
Renee
Lorraine
Mary Seton
Dick-Lauder
herry @ueen Mary
Horace
Skull Timepiece Mixes Allegory and Bell Chimes
The skull clock depicts Time with Horace legend and pictures of Adam and Eve and the Crucifixion in its upper section. Between scenes is open work to vent the hourly chimes from a small silver bell that fills the skull’s hollow when shut. The Setons in America trace to a New York arrivant in George I’s reign, linked to the Roosevelts and other prominent families, with Archbishop Seton’s elder brother William noted for his Civil War service at Antietam. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Horace
Garden of Eden
The
Setons
Setons of
Parbroth
Blind workers showcase at New York Association for the Blind
An exhibition at 118 East 58th Street displays blind co workers’ skills across operations from telephone switchboard and dictation to carpet rug towel weaving sewing basket weaving and broom making. Visitors may continue viewing until 6 tonight.
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New York Association For the Blind
East 58Th Street
Winifred Holt
Lusitania Delayed By Westerly Gales And High Seas
The Cunarder Lusitania, returning from Liverpool, endured a severe gale that confined most passengers to staterooms and reduced average speed to 21.87 knots. On Monday a waterspout-like wave crashed over the bridge, while Tuesday’s wind shift kept the ship battling heavy seas. Notable passengers included Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and their family, Lord Revelstoke, Sir John L Harrington and Lady Harrington, with Lady Harrington once Miss McMillan of Washington.
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Liverpool
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Nauheim
Lord Revelstoke
John Mearing
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
John L. Harrington
Abyssinia
Lady Harrington
Lusitania
Harrington
Miss McMillan
Washington
Taft
Philippines
China
Sale of Art and Autographs at Fifth Avenue Galleries
The second afternoon sale of John V. A. Rhoades effects at 5th Avenue Art Galleries drew a large crowd and pushed total receipts to 10,234 dollars. Autograph letters from notable figures sold, highest bid 68 dollars for an antique mahogany secretary bookcase purchased by C. Dieu. Evening sale of 119 paintings from Mrs. S. Newton Smith and N. Porter fetched 235 dollars, top price 465 dollars for "& Chance Meeting" by R. Goubie, with other notable works selling to Rosenberg and Bagley various sums.
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John V. A. Rhoades
Fifth Avenue
Harry A. Cass
C. Dieu
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms Sell Japanese and Chinese Works
The sale at 2338 Fourth avenue attracted art lovers as R. Kadoyama’s collection drew bids. Notable results included a pink crystal quartz vase at 350 to R W Voorhees, a white jade vase to Mr Lanthier at 20, and a rose colored crystal vase at 180. G Brown bought a rose colored quartz altar set for 140, while Voorhees paid 150 for a large moss green jade vase. Total yesterday reached 8950 with the final sale at 2:30 today.
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Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
R. Kadoyama
R. W. Voorhees
Mr. Lanthier
G. Brown
Transatlantic Travellers Sailings and Arrivals Listed
Passengers aboard several liner departures to Europe are named with ships including Kaiser Auguste Victoria for Hamburg Prince Friedrich Wilhelm for Bremen Caledonia for Glasgow Arabic for Liverpool St Louis for Southampton The Lusitania arrives with Mr and Mrs Avery D Iselin Lady Blanche and others arriving from Liverpool include James Henry Smith and Cornelius Vaa-
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Europe
Hamburg
Ralph Pullt
A. C. Gernenzer
Francis Web
W. Plunket
Ster. Stewart
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
G. H. Hughes
John D. Thomas
C. C. Moore
J. Dunbar Wright
Caledonia
Glasgow
James _L. Biggart
H. M. Morrison
John P. Clifford
Stanley G. Murray
C. J. Hopkins
Thomas Goodman
Liverpool
H. Clark Lord and Lady
James Henry Smith
Cornelius Vaa
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS BELMONT
Governor F D Proctor of Vermont and G T Hoffman Rogers are among notable arrivals at the Belmont hotel. Other guests include F B Harriman general manager of Illinois Central in Chicago, Dr Shadwell of Oxford, Lord Revelstoke of London, and Judge Kunkie of Harrisburg visiting the Waldorf and St Regis.
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Belmont
F. D. Proctor
Vermont
Hoffman
G. T. Rogers
Binghamton
Holland
F._ B. Harriman
Illinois Central
Chicago
PLAZA
Today’s events: free museum admission and lectures across the city
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. Entertainment and bazaar by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Lying-in Hospital at Sherry’s. Meetings and receptions at Breariey School West 44th Street and 136 West 44th Street. Delta Sigma Society luncheon at Hotel Manhattan. German Day at the American Museum of Natural History. Pennsylvania Society dinner at Waldorf Astoria. Nu Sigma Nu Society dinner at Hotel Manhattan. Independent Order of the Birth entertainment at the Hotel Savoy. One Casualty Insurance Club dinner at the Hotel Astor. Free Board of Education lectures at Public Schools 1 and 15 and others.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sherry's
Schoolmasters’ Association of New York
Breariey School
West 44Th Street
Alpha Delta Phi Club
Delta Sigma Society
Hotel Manhattan
Pennsylvania Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Nu Sigma Nu Society
Independent Order of the @ nai Birth
Hotel Savoy
New York
Hotel Astor
Board of Education
Henry and
Catherine Streets
Webster
Lincoln
George J. Kneeland
Bradley Stoughton
Cooper
Third Avenue
8Th Street
Mar Dowell
Stella Hadden Alexander
Public Library
S8th Street
William B. Guthrie
Gambetta
Adolph Cobb
St. Bartholomew's Hall
42D Street
John ©.Olsen
Willis Avenue
John Bower
Church House
176Th Street
Georges
Fantasia in C for piano and orchestra at Philharmonic
The third afternoon concert at Carnegie Hall featured Rubinstein’s Fantasia in C for piano and orchestra with Josef Lhevinne as soloist. The program opened with Smetana’s The Maid of the Oaks and closed with Tchaikovsky’s Manfred Symphony under Safonoff whose reading impressed despite boisterous with rush and roar in the St John rapids. The piece faced brutal technical demands yet Lhevinne delivered with superb elan, while discussions of planned reorganizations and endowments for the Philharmonic Society continued among society members and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Society
Carnegie Hall
Rubinstein
Josef Lhevinne
Lhevinne
Symphony Society
Shevinne
Smetana
Boston
Tschaikowsky
Byron
Mr. Safonoff
Bohemian
St. John
Walter Damrosch
Seidl
Weingartner
Safonoff
Philharmonic
Mahler
Spectacular Turnout for La Bohème and Lucia at City Theaters
A heavy turnout despite bad weather filled the Metropolitan Opera House for Puccini La Bohème with Mme Semorich and Mr Bond praised for their interpretation. Miss I Huillier stood in for Miss Sparkes as Musetta while Amate and Didur performed under Spetrino. A packed Manhattan Opera House similarly applauded Tetrazinni in Lucia di Lammermoor at Donizetti’s opera, with encore calls and a standing ovation that stretched past midnight. Campanini and Polese shared curtain calls amid strong sextet applause from the audience.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Peccini
Mme. Semorich
Mr. Bond
Miss Sparkes
Miss I
Mme. Tetrazzini
Campanini
Edgardo
Mr. Polese
Ashton
Classic concert at Cooper Union by Olive Mead Quartet
The second People's Symphony Auxiliary Club program filled Cooper Union's large hall as the Olive Mead Quartet performed Haydn in D major, a Nardini violin piano sonata, a modern style piece, and Dvorak Op.96 on American themes. The ensemble, though the hall unusual for chamber music, won immediate audience regard through spirited playing by the young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Symphony Auxiliary Club
Cooper Union
Olive Mead
Dvorak
Recital by Mrs Ben Lathrop at Mendelssohn Hall
Mrs Ben Lathrop presented a song recital yesterday afternoon with assist from Mr Luckstone at the piano. Her program showed taste and she had a pleasing presence with a voice of many excellences though dramatic expressiveness and diction were weaker and she spoke with more vocal variety than lyric clarity.
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Mendelssohn Hall
Ben Lathrop
Luckstone
Melba Back After Two-Year Absence on Lusitania
Mme Melba arrived aboard the Cunard liner Lusitania after two years away from the country. She praised Mr Hammerstein at the pier and recalled touring the world. She plans to sing Desdemona in Verdi Otello at the Manhattan Opera House, a return of the role to the local stage.
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Mme
Melba
Lusitania
Mr. Hammerstein
Mme. Meiba
Melbourne
Desdemona
Manhattan Opera House
McKeen Divorced? Suit Dropped After Cruelty Claim
Omaha dispatch reports William R. McKeen, builder of the Union Pacific gasolehe motor car and former Vandalla Railroad president, sued for divorce by Elizabeth New McKeen. The petition, filed in Indianapolis in 1898, cited extreme cruelty but was immediately withdrawn, leaving no specific acts alleged and noting no children.
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Tribune
Omaha
William R. McKeen
Union Pacific Gasolehe Motor Car
Vandalla Railroad
Elizabeth New McKeen
John C. New
Indianapolis
Harry C. New
Republican National Committee
A McKeen
Joseph Herrmann Dies at 46 Former Handkerchief Magnate
Joseph Herrmann of New York died at his Sugar Hill summer home after two months illness from general paresis. A former leading handkerchief manufacturer, he contributed to White Mountain development and endowed the Florence L. Herrmann room at Littleton Hospital in honor of his wife Florence L Andrews. Survived by wife, brothers Louis and Milton Herrmann, and a sister in London. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon at 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 McCully Laughlin Prominent Pittsburgh Banker
Major George McCully Laughlin, president of the Keystone National Bank and a director of Jones & Laughlin Steel, died at his Woodward Road home of pneumonia. Born in 1842, he long shaped Pittsburgh financial and manufacturing circles. He served in the Civil War as personal aide on General Griffin’s staff and witnessed Grant and Lee agreeing to surrender terms. He belonged to the National Arts and Strollers clubs in New York and the Manufacturers’ Club of Philadelphia.
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Pittsburg
George McCully Laughlin
Keystone National Bank
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Woodiard Road
Major Laughlin
Griffin
Grant
Lee
National Arts and Strollers Clubs
New York
Manufacturers’ Club
Philadelphia
Kent founder of Erie Railroad dies at ninety two
Kent, Ohio, Dec. 11 Marvin Kent founder of this city and first president of the Erie Railroad died at his home last night aged ninety two. He planned the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad later part of the Erie and drove the last spike when the line was completed in 134
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Kent
Ohio
Marvin Kent
Erie Railroad
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Erie
Mrs Nicholas Fish Dies After Stroke at Washington Home
Mrs. Nicholas Fish of Washington dies at her home from apothexy. She was born Clemence S. Bryce of an old Maryland family. Her son Hamilton Fish, a Spanish American War hero, died at San Juan Hill. Her husband, Nicholas Fish, served as minister to Belgium and in diplomatic service.
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Washington
Nicholas Fish
Hamilton Fish
New York
President Grant
Santiago
Belgium
Obituary notes recount Civil War era figures and merchants
Henry C. Duncan aged sixty three died in Newburg New York. He served in Duryea's Zouaves from age sixteen and belonged to the Veteran League of the 7th Regiment the Lotos Club and Mecca Temple. John P. McCaffrey eighty six died at Anaconda after Mexican and Civil War service on General Terry's Montana expedition. Emma F. Manley widow of Washington Manley a NYSE member died at the Hotel Iroquois. James Newcomb eighty nine oldtime New London merchant died at Granite Street home. He survived by Mrs Newcomb and two sons Dr James Newcomb New York and Frederic S Newcomb New London.
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Henry C. Duncan
Masonic Fraternity
Newburg
N. Y
Duryea
Veteran League
7Th Regiment
Lotos Club
Mecca
Mystic Shrine
New York
John P. M’caffrey
Terry
Montana
Anaconda
Emma F. Manley
Washington Manley
New York Stock Exchange
Iroquois
West 44Th Street
James Newcomb
New London
Conn
Granite Street
Newcomb
McGill Seeks £2 Million Endowment to Sustain Efficiency
Montreal reports that the McGill University board warns a £2,000,000 endowment is needed to maintain current efficiency. Governor Robert Reford, a Montreal citizen, has donated a sum to start the fund.
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Montreal
Dec. l
Board of Governors
McGill University
Robert Reford
Receiver Maas to Be Paid for Services at Lyric Theatre
The Appellate Division ordered payment to Charles O Maas for time served as receiver after troubles at the Lyric Theatre Buffalo involving John Laughlin manager and Lee Shubert United Amusement Company. Laughlin agreed to $100 weekly for forty weeks and Shubert to book twenty attractions per season with profits shared.Laughlin and Shubert assigned interests to the Amusement Company, then Laughlin sought to repudiate assignment. Maas and Shubert were named receivers but later removed by the Appellate Division.
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Charles O Maas
John Laughlin
Lyric Theatre
Buffalo
Lee Shubert
United Amusement Company
Shubert
Laughlin
Amusement Company
Maas
Blackborne Sale of Antiquities Brings High Prices at NYC Auction
An imperial Chinese square from the Morrison collection topped the sale at the American Art Galleries in Madison Square South, selling for $70 to Mrs. Haskell. A large Italian lace and linen piece, in three panels, fetched $6250. A fifteenth century Hispano Moresque portiere sold for $5250 to EL Dawson, who also bought another for $4750. Other buyers included Mrs. L. Newstadt, John E. Parsons, Mrs. Arthur Train, Mrs. J. D. Franklin, and Mrs. Campbell Clarke. The sale continues this afternoon at 2.
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Blackborne
Madison Square
South
Morrison
London
Haskell
EL 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 by crippled inmates of the City Home men’s wards on Blackwell's Island will be held December 16 in room 701 at 105 East 22nd 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 22A Street
Weather Forecast and Record From Washington DC
Official weather record notes storm movement and broad precipitation over the Atlantic Coast, with rain ending on the East Coast and fair or partly cloudy conditions inland. Forecast calls for moderate temperatures, light showers in New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania, rain or snow in parts of New York and New England, and prevailing south to southwest winds with a shift to west in some regions. The Local Official Record lists temperature changes over the past day and a forecast of rain today and fair conditions Sunday.
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Washington
Atlantic
Ohio
Pacific
Lake
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New
Weather Bureau
SPD
Wien
Actors Aide Benefit at Broadway Theatre Draws Big Crowd
Daniel Frohman presided over a successful Actors' Home Fund benefit at the Broadway Theatre with full houses and about $4,000 in receipts. Lillian Russell, Miss Bates, Fritzi Scheff and Billie Burke led performances, with other stars like Loretta Wells, Constance Collier, Arthur Byron, and William Gillette making appearances. the program featured scenes from The Marriage of William Ashe, a one act The Happy Pair, and a Cavalleria Rusticana segment, plus a modern farce and a novelty sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Frohman
Actors’ Home Fund
Broadway Theatre
Robman
Lillian Russell
Lord & Taylor
Mr. Belasco
Miss Bates
Fritzi Scheff
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
Mr. Wise
Actors’ Fund Home
Mimi Agugna
Cavalleria Rusticana
Frohman Plans Big Theatre Season Abroad and Here
Charles Frohman reports renewed London leases and seven theatres for new productions. English companies will stage Peter Pan and What Every Woman Knows in France and Germany. He plans Bernstein and Maulham works, cells of new plays by Marshall Jones and Arthus Davies, and a September Cellar Princess in New York with Billie Burke and Julia Sanderson among a sixty-strong company sailing December 19. Miss Maude Adams will perform Jeanne d Arc at Harvard and likely What Every Woman Knows for two more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
London
France
Germany
Barrie
de Flers
Miss Burke
Lyceum
Arsene Lupin
Pariz
Haddon Chambers
Little Duke
Hubert Henry Davies
Ethel Barrymore
Billie Burke
William Ceiller
George P. Huntley
Julia Sanderson
Valli Walli
Gaiety
Daly's
Berlin
Actress Olga Nethersole Arrives on Lusitania for Washington Run
Miss Olga Nethersole, famed actress, arrived yesterday aboard the Lusitania after a 5000 mile European tour. She is to appear in Washington on January 11 in a new play about American life by W. J. Hurlburt, with further performances planned in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Nethersole
Europe
Washington
W. J. Hurlburt
Miss Nethersole
New Play Based on Witte Life At Imperial Theatre
The first performance of The Leader premiered tonight at the Imperial Theatre in St Petersburg. The drama centers on Count White’s early years, written by Prince Zumbatoff, a premier Russian dramatist. This marks the second play about Count Witte, following A Great Man which saw private theatre productions.
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Witte
St. Petersburg
Dec. U
Imperial Theatre
Count White
Prince Zumbatoff
Count Witte
Hammerstein Acquitted in Philadelphia Suburb Disorder Case
Arthur Hammerstein of New York son of Oscar Hammerstein was acquitted today after a three day trial of disorderly conduct charged last July near Merion a Philadelphia suburb. A citizens organization backed the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hammerstein
Norristown
Penn
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Merion
Philadelphia
Citzens
Taft and the South From the Atlanta Constitution
The article notes President-elect Taft’s New York speech to the North Carolina Society and his pledge to align his administration with Southern views on race and politics. It emphasizes fairness and conservatism in Taft’s approach, aiming to ease Southern fears of domination while preserving party unity and independence of action among Southern voters.
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Atlanta Constitution
South
Taft
North Carolina Society
New York
Chicago Republican Headquarters Opened For Permanent Office
At a conference William Hayward and Fred Upnam agreed to establish permanent national committee offices in Chicago to keep records up to date for the four year campaign. A branch headquarters will also be opened in Washington.
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Chicago
William Hayward
Republican National Committee
Fred W. Upnam
Wasiiusten
Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
A batch of obituaries and funeral notices dated December 1908 lists Grace Stebbins Chapin Iver W Coe Oliver William Coe Joseph Albert Dear Jessie Jerome Fanshawe Clemence Fish Geddes Hillman Josiah Lombard James Newcomb Annette O Donoghue Hannah Poulson Washington Sachemann Isabella L Smith Jane E Voorhie George Stillwell Herbert Strong Alice Cleveland Grace Huntington Anna Tredwell Whitney W Wickham. The items specify residences in New York City Bronxville Jersey City and other locations, with dates, ages, funeral times and interment details.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Harlem Line from Gren Came
Advertisement notes easy access to Woodlawn Cemetery from Grand Central and Gren Came station, with trolley routes via Webster and Jerome Avenues. Lists lots for sale from 150 dollars, contact 4852 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative at 20 East 23d Street, New York. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 241.3 West 234th Street, chapels, private and public ambulances, tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Gren
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramerc
East 23d St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Chapela
Chelsea
New York Tribune Announces Public File of Applicants
The Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets opens a file of applications for positions of various kinds. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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THE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
Tribune Sub Rates Across Domestic and Foreign Markets
Sunday Daily Tribune subscription details list mail delivery options and address changes, plus domestic and foreign rates. It notes various editions including daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday only, with office locations in New York and overseas bureaus in Brussels London Geneva and Hamburg among others.
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Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Srota
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Eerly Farmer
Werea! Postal Union
the Tribune
Europe
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the Philharmonic Society
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Blackborne Sale OF Antiques
City Home
the Weather Report
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Frohman
London Theatre
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