Melba Returns to Manhattan Opera House in Glittering Prelude
Mme. Nelile Melba's return drew widespread joy as she chose La Bohème for her reappearance at the Manhattan Opera House. Critics note her exquisite voice and art, though dramatic fit may lag behind her December 1899 peak, while praising the lyrical mastery of Compagnini and the singing of Segurola and Ganier.
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Mme
Nelile Melba
Mahattan Opera House
Melba
Mimi
Metropolitan Opera House
Shen
St Wallack’s
Casino
Erican
Ani
Anon
Companini
Aclemmerstein
Mme Melba
New York
Genaell Samen Gilbert
Segurola
Gane Saert
Travista at the Metropolis Receives Notable Applause
The Metropolita n staging of La Traviata features Giuseppe Campanari returning to sing in the upper Bay district, with Sembrich delivering Violetta in strong voice. Deruse and Spetrino conduct as the chorus and orchestra support. A new Amina role is offered by Poemice.
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la Travista
Giuseppe Campanari
Ir Arato
R. Scott
Nscce
Philadelphia
Mme. Sembrich
Violetta
Deruse
Freion
Spetrino
Amina
Recital Today at Waldorf with Mix Ele Diser Soprano
A recital under Miss Johnson at Myrtle Rock features mezzo soprano Eleanor Painter tenor Franklin Riser and reciter Hailh Eine Lohrset. The program begins tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at Waldorf.
Prince Malhas Hosts Reception At Fifth Avenue Gallery
Prince Malhas Mourad Shah Mir Zadé hosted a reception at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. Guests included Munadii Bey and Reouf Ahmed Bey. He showcased a 15th century Cecla rug measuring 35 ft 3 in by 3 ft 2 in, framed under glass, and an antique Persian silk palace carpet historically tied to his family for over three centuries. The rugs were cited as rare examples of royal provenance and required extensive labor.
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Rance Melhat Mourad Shah-Mir Zadé
Fifth Avenue
Munadii Bey
Aneuvera Amg Chareé D' Affaires
Washeen
Reouf Ahmed Bey
Mourad
Eumene
Karatepe
Sorco
Moures
Shah-Mir
Sars
Yescerdar
Variety Theatres Showcases Week At Colonial And Other Houses
This week at the Colonial features Clayton Whitten Marie Stuart in George W Hobart's play Cherie plus London Johnnies. Alhambra presents Alice Lloyd with new songs. other acts include McNaughtons Binns Barry Barry Alcide Capitaine Barons Lancaster and company. Two shows daily. An extraordinary entertainment at Merovian Meek Hall with fifteen acts headlined by Emma Carus May Beverage Foley Boys Palmer Sisters Master Gym Blakes Country Circus and an Indian bend. Victoria Theatre offers Tory Weston Hawtrey Doherty Sisters Jim Berry and the Kemns. Lincoln Square Theatre features Walter Leroy Fatima Melle Walsh and others with a daily performance.
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Clayton Whitten
Marie Stuart
George W. Hobart
P Eay
Cherie
London
Will Bogert
Carson
Willard
Jessie Preston
Alhambra
Alice Lloyd
McNaughtons
Binns Barry and Barry
Alcide Capitaine
Barons
Lancaster and Company
Mer van Meek
Money
Emma Carus
May Beverage
Foley Boys
Palmer Sisters
Master Gym
Blake's Country Circus
Victoria Theatre
McIntyre and Heath
Tilm Tory Weston
William Hawtrey
Doherty Sisters
Salvation Nell Pleases Army Leaders
The Salvation Army praises Nell for portraying its work seriously and sympathetically in Salvation Nell. Brigadier Maryen will deliver the closing address after the performance, with Mrs Fiske presenting incidents illustrating Salvation Army slum work. An army officers’ list and the band from headquarters will attend.
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Nell
Fiske
Amy I
Leve
Bjaryen
Arnold Daly Stars in The Pickpockets at Apollo Theatre
Arnold Daly appears in The Pickpockets at the Apollo Theatre under Liebler & Co management. Daly plays a young millionaire with socialistic tendencies supported by a cast including Charles A. Stevenson Roser McWade Albert Bruning and Katherine Read. Australian newcomer to this country in the cast.
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Ntic City
Arnold Daly
Apollo Theatre
Len
Liebler & Co
Meredllan
Leah Kleschna
Early Aircraft Test Demonstrates Fourth Plane Flight
A descriptive note reports that the fourth aircraft of its kind built by the experimental association completed two test flights. The airframe, its controls, and the propulsion system all performed satisfactorily, marking a milestone in the ongoing aviation experiments.
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Arendspert
Aereplanse
Senal Experiment Association
Belssee and Control
M Muravieff Dies After Apoplexy in Rome
Nicholas V. Muravieff Russian Ambassador to Italy dies after apoplexy on the Corso. Appointed ambassador in February 1909, former Minister of Justice, and long service in Russia’s judicial reforms. Brother Count Muravieff previously died in office as Foreign Minister in 1999.
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Rome
Nicholas V. Muravieff
Italy
Corso
Nicholas Muravieff
Japan
M. Witte
Muravieff
Russia
Asia
Count Muravieff
M. Muravieff
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Senate
M. Manassein
Astrakhan
Archangel
Nicholas
Hague
Venezuela
Death of Herman Knickerbocker Viele Civil Engineer and Author
Herman Knickerbocker Viele, civil engineer, artist and author, died yesterday morning at the Hotel le Merquis East Sgt street from pneumonia. Born January 31 186 in New York, he lived at No 146 East 3th street with his wife Mary Wharton since relocating from his father's firm recently. His works included The Inn of the Silver Moon 191, The Last of the Knickerbockers 191, and Myra of the Pines. Funeral at St Leo's Church East 2th street tomorrow morning at 19 o'clock.
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Herman Knickerbocker Viele
le Merquis
East Sgt Street
Viele
East 3Th Street
Mr. Viele
Egbert Ludovicius Viele
Knickerbockers
Myra
Pines
Schaighticoke
Irving
New York
Mary Wharton
Philadelphia
Washington
Artists’ Fund Society
Aztec Society
The
Century
Union, Players
Salmagundi
St. Leo's Church
East 2Th Street
Death of Abd-el-Krim Beso Sliman in Fez
Fez reports the death of Abd-el-Krim Beso Sliman also known as Ben Sliman former Minister of Forever Affairs under Sultan Abd-el-Aziz. He was dismissed in 1897 and restored to the cabinet in May this year as Grand Vizier before his death. He played a key role in Franco-Moroccan negotiations leading to the release of Caid Sir Harry MacLean.
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Tangier
Fez Tangier
Fez
Abd-el-Krim Beso Sliman
Im Ben Sliman
Sultan Abd-el-Aziz
France
Abd-el- Aziz
Musaf Patic
Caid
Harry MacLean
Raisull
Dr Augustus Le Plongeon Dies at Brooklin Boarding House
Noted archaeologist Dr Augustus Le Plongeon also known as Count de Coqueville died at his boarding house on State street in Brooklin. His works popularized theories linking Avantis to the Maya of Yucatan and tracing Masonic beliefs back two centuries while claiming the Greek alphabet reflects a Maran epic. Born in Jersey eighty three years ago, he leaves a widow.
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Augustus le Plongeon
Count de Coqueville
State Street
Brooklin
Avantis
Yucatan
Maras
le Piongeon
Jersey
American Museum of Natural History
Death of Col Henry A Darling in Toledo
Colonel Henry A Darling aged eighty died this afternoon at the home of his son in law Judge L W Morris of the Lucas County Common Pleas Court from a cerebral hemorrhage. He enlisted in a Connecticut regiment and earned promotion to major for defending supplies from a Confederate cavalry attack at Fort Gibson and saving Banks's army from short rations. He was brevetted lieutenant colonel at war's end and served with Sherman at Atlanta.
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Toledo
Henry A. Darling
L. W. Morris
Lucas County Common Pleas Court
Darling
Fort Gibson
Banks
Sherman
Atlanta
Death of Rev Samuel Johnson Yale 56 in Oswego NY
The Rev Samuel Johnson Yale 56 died today in New Haven Oswego County at eighty six. He was a Congregational minister and had served several pastorates across New York State.
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Oswego
N. Y
Samuel Johnson
Yale
New Haven
Oswego County
New York State
Deaths of Jurist John Garber and ex Indiana AG Baldwin
Obituary notes recount John Garber a noted Western jurist and mining lawyer who died at Berkeley California from typhoid fever after serving on Nevada's Supreme Court. Daniel P Baldwin former Indiana Attorney General died at Togansport from apoplexy at age seventy one, noted for Republican politics and banking involvement.
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John Garber
Berkeley
California
Supreme Court of
Nevada
Daniel P. Baldwin
Indiana
Togansport
Baldwin
Postmaster Morgan Returns to Duty After Wounding
Postmaster Edward M. Morgan resumes official duties at the General Postoffice after a November 9 shooting by Eric H. B. Mackay. He appears robust though weakened, surrounded by floral tributes and greeted by staff, officials, and friends. Resolutions of regret from branches and a calfskin keepsake are presented, with a future dinner postponed to February. Mackay had escaped a Massachusetts lunatic asylum months earlier and died by his own action.
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Edward M. Morgan
Eric H. B. Mackay
Mr. Morgan
Postoffice
Station Ee
Washington
Ee. M. Mergen
New York City
Willcox
Public Service Commission
Eustis
Samuel S. Koenig
Shields
Assemblyman Prentice
Marshal Henkel
Frank Bowers
Thomas Whittle
Republican County Committee
John P. Windolph
Mr. Morgen
West 146Th Street
Mackay
Massachusetts
Tariff revision should protect American labor and industry
H. C. Beck of Bloomfield New Jersey argues that tariff revision must protect American manufactures and ensure fair wages for workers. He contends that tariffs enable a living wage, prevent European underselling of American goods, and keep profits within the United States, benefiting labor as the major consumer of wealth. December 5, 1908.
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the Tribune
America
Congress
Europe
H. C. Beck. Bloomfield
N. J
Dec. S
1908
Plea for St John’s Chapel Letter to The Tribune
A correspondent thanks The Tribune for printing a letter defending St John’s Chapel. He praises the paper’s editorial response as comprehensive and eloquent and urges Trinity Church not to support destruction of the chapel. He hopes wiser thoughts prevail before any fatal blow. New York, December 11, 1908.
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the Tribune
Tribune
St. John’s Chapel
Trinity Church
Trinity
New York
Gypsy Smith Bids Farewell At Carnegie Hall
Gypsy Smith concluded his Gotham season with a crowded Carnegie Hall appearance. Boxes sold for 10 dollars, others at theater prices, with even top gallery seats priced generously. His voice reached the farthest rows as fans laughed and cried at his childhood, conversion, and rise as a preacher. He waved his handkerchief, saying goodbye, as a fluttering sea of white handkerchiefs answered.
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Carnegie Hall
Smith
Gotham
Governor Names C C Alden Counsel
Governor Hughes announces the appointment of Carlos C Alden of Buffalo as counsel to the Governor starting January 1 with an annual salary of zero. Alden is dean of the Buffalo Law School. Owen L Potter will remain as examiner of legislative bills.
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Albany
Hughes
Carlos ©. Alden
Buffaloo
Alden
Buffalo Law School
Owen L. Potter
Pruyne Promoted to Brigadier General in New York
Albany reports Adjutant General Henry announced Governor Hughes brevetted Colonel Joan Pruyne of Mount Vernon a brigadier general. Colonel Pruyne commands the Md Infantry, marking a significant promotion within the state forces.
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Albany
Henry
Hughes
Joan Pruyne
Mount Vernon
Pruyne
Mth Infantry
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmont and Nearby
P L Saltonstall of Boston, F C Folsom of Philadelphia, Fred Payne, A Drake, William F Hirt of Washington, George N Bliss of Boston, B Lee of Hartford, Melville Jose Curtiss of Philadelphia, H M Forebrakewood, D J Hostetier of Pittsburgh visit famed hotels.
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Belmont
P. L. Saltonstall
Boston
Gilsey
F.C. Folsom
Philadelphia
GRAND
Fred Payne
Binghamton Hoffman
JS. A. Drake
Orniving
Holland -Willam F. Hirt
Washington
Imperial
George N. Bliss
Murray Hall
B. Lee
Hartford
Seville
Melville Jose Curtiss
ST. Regis
H. M. Forebrakewood
Waldorf
D. J. Hostetier
Pitsburg
Art Society Opposition Ticket Meeting Discusses Board Reform
A Municipal Art Society general meeting at the National Arts Club will review a committee report from October 12 to redraft the constitution. It proposes allowing an opposition ticket and sets nomination procedures and term limits for officers. Debate focuses on whether a woman should join the board.
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Municipal Art Society
National Arts Club
the Genelety
Bert Hanson
Frederick & Lamb
Henry W. Sackett
William Laurel Harris
Isidore Konti
John M. Carrére
William C. Story
Northcliffe Plans Gift Window for Plymouth Church
Lord Northcliffe contemplates presenting a memorial window to Plymouth Church in Brooklyn. Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis said the subject would be chosen within two weeks from seven gospel themed windows by Lambs. The notice notes the seven windows depict key religious movements in America and include Liberty, Independency, Quaker and Puritan influences.
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Lord Northcliffe
Plymouth Church
Newell Dwight Hillis
Tribune
Frederick S. Lamb
J. & R. Lamb
America
Roger Williams
John Hooker
Connecticut
Holland
New York
Gospel of the Inner Light
Pennsylvania
Virginia
South
Lincoln Memorial Proposed and Lincoln Birthday Observance
Washington December 14 concurrent resolution by Senator Dick of Ohio proposes Congress set February 12 as a cen tennial observance date and urges Americans to remember Lincoln It also supports erecting an adequate memorial to President Lincoln and asks Congress to act.
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Washington
Congress
Lincoln
Ohio
President Lincoln
Charlemagne Tower Defeated for Union League Leader
Philadelphia December 14 Charlemagne Tower former Ambassador to Germany was defeated for president of the Union League Club of Philadelphia tonight by James F Hope a prominent merchant and financier.
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James F. Hope
Philadelphia Union League
Philadelphia
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Union League Club of
Dinner for Lord Northcliffe at Sherry's
Frank A. Muhsey hosted a dinner last night in honor of Lord Northcliffe at Sherry's located at 44th Street and Fifth Avenue. Among the guests were J. P. Morgan, George Westinghouse, John Wanamaker, Jacob H. Schiff, James Speyer, George W. Perkins, Paul Morton, Morgan J. O'Brien, Frederick D. Underwood, Charles F. Meller, William H. Newman, George R. Sheldon, E. H. Harriman, P. A. B. Widener, August Belmont, and Theodore P. Shonts.
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Frank A. Muhsey
Lord Northcliffe
Sherry's
44Th Street
Fifth Avenue
J. P. Morgan
George Westinghouse
John Wanamaker
Jacob H. Schiff
James Speyer
George W. Perkins
Paul Morton
Morgan J. O’brien
Frederick D. Underwood
Charles F. Meller
William H. Newman
George R. Sheldon
E. H. Harriman
P. A. B. Widener
August Belmont
Theodore P. Shonts
Mrs De Navarro Accepts Invitation To Elliott Theatre Opening
The Shuberts announce that Mrs De Navarro formerly Mary Anderson has accepted an invitation to attend the Elliott Theatre opening on December 2. She plans to sail for the United States late this week. The invitation came from Lee Shubert and Maxine Elliott, who will open the theatre with the comedy The Chaperon.
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Shuberts
Two chorus girls win damages in court ruling
Mrs Mayme Mitcheltree a chorus girl in Babes in Toyland at the Majestic Theatre in 19 received a $5000 verdict against Stair Wilbur theatre owners in the Supreme Court yesterday. Miss Jeannette Hahn another chorus girl from Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera House in 198 earned a $2000 verdict against the opera house in the Supreme Court yesterday.
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Mayme Mitcheltree
Majestic Theatre
Stair & Wilbur
Supreme Court
Jeannette Hahn
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera House
Ministers Back Movement for a Clean Press
At a Methodist ministers meeting at No 10 Fifth Avenue the Rev T H Bond presented a resolution unanimously endorsed urging careful news editing to rigorously exclude anything that gratifies prurient curiosity.
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Fifth Avenue
T. 8
Bond
City cultural events and lectures fill day at NYC venues
Free museum admission at the Metropolitan, American Museum of Natural History, and Bronx Zoo. A packed schedule lists talks at Hotel Astor and Plaza, dinners at Hotel Majestic and Manhattan, and multiple school programs with topics from George Bernard Shaw to London of Today. Notable speakers include Dr Ernest R. Von Nardroff and Louis Leakey. venues span Central Park West to East 26th Street and 124th Street.
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
National Civic Federation
Hotel Astor
Merie St. Croix Wright
George Bernard Shaw
League For Political Education
Tri-Professional Medical Society
Quill Club
Hotel Manhattan
Woman's Auxiliary
Tuberculosis Citaic
Presbyterian Hospital
Hotel Plaza
Martin Saxe
Hotel Majestic
Lenox Art Academy
West 124Th Street
West Side
Waldorf- da
Board of Education
Wadleigh Hig School
115Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Ernest R. von Nardroff
Mott and
Spring Streets
London
Louis Leakey
Ssth
Edward Greig
Gurli
Leandern
4Th Street
First Avenue
Tenderfoot
Texas
Nina Soldbacher
93Th Street
Kate & Chittenden
Audubon Avenue
Spain
Lucy R. Biss
Public Library
West 138Th Street
Heredity
Benjamin ¢ Gruenberg
Weat Soh Street
Golden Gate Country
Winnifred H. Dealey
Third Avenue
140Th Street
Edith Dunham
Park Avenue
Williamsbridge
Alaska
Mer
Mies
Emma R. Steiner
Riverdale Hall
Riverdale Avenue
26Th Street
Mis
R. Cornelius Raby
Executors value Farwell estate at 40 000 in personal property
In Waukegan today the executors of John V Farwell estate filed an inventory totaling 40 000 in personal property. The estate includes thousands of acres of land nationwide with no valuations listed. land reportedly worth millions of dollars.
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Chicago
John v. Farwell
Waukegan
Prelates Ireland and Scannell Arrive From Genoa
Rome reports Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul and Bishop Scannell of Omaha arrived from Genoa. Both prelates are in good health and proceeded to outings in the city, contributing to a busy schedule for clergy in Rome.
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Rome
Ireland
St. Paul
Scannell
Omaha
Genoa
Mr Cutting Resigns as Citizens Union Chairman
R Fulton Cutting has resigned as chairman of the Citizens Union. The city committee met informally last night and did not act on the resignation. He cites his duties with the Bureau of Municipal Research and his wish to retire from political activity while preserving the Union’s independent role. A five member committee will select a successor, to report December 2. William Jay Schieffelin, president of Schieffelin & Co., is mentioned as a possible choice.
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R. Fulton Cutting
Citizens Union
Cutting
Bureau of Municipal Research
Union
William Jay Schieffelin
Schieffelin & Co
Manufacturing Chemists
Merchants’ Association
Moulin Rouge Queen in Trouble at Circle Theatre
Three performers from The Queen of the Moulin Rouge at the Circle Theatre were served with summonses to appear in West Side court over complaints that their dances were a menace to public morals. Mile Anber M Veulle and Joseph Smith faced summonses at the stage door. a woman fainted. Crowd attendance remained strong despite criticism.
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Circle Theatre
West Side Court
Mile. Anber
M. de Veulle
Joseph Smith
Paris
Captain Reidy
Patten Wife Alleges Rare Book Swindle In Chicago
Mrs James A Patten wife of a Chicago millionaire sues Samuel T Warfield and William N Cooper claiming $2270 loss in a rare book deal. Assistant state's attorney says John M McFarland was duped into joining the conspiracy as the operatives used fake buyers like a Portland banker and a Baltimore manufacturer to pressure a sale. The scheme centers on rare Scott Shakespeare and British poets editions and involved a two contract sequence that failed to deliver any sale.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
Ladd
Portland
Ore
Emerson
Baltimore
McFarland
Popham
M. Farland
Toronto
Socialistic clergymen gather in New York center dinner
About two hundred members attended the New York Centre of the Christian Socialist Fellowship annual dinner last night, with roughly half of them women. Rev. John D. Long, secretary, reported that more than two thousand clergymen are affiliated with the fellowship in some degree.
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New York Centre
Christian Socialist Fellowship
John D. Long
Anglo Canadian Cable Rates Seen for Reduction
London reports that Britain and Canada will start formal talks next spring on lowering transatlantic cable rates. Mr Lemieux believes a ten cent per word rate could work, but treasury funding concerns lessen chances of a large price cut.
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London
Great Britain
Canada
Lemieux Beieves
Treasury
Leeds Pearl Case Up Again Before Court of Appeals
Arguments were heard yesterday in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals over the classification of thirty seven pearls owned by Mrs W B Leeds of this city valued at 340000 Imported in June 196 Paris dealers agreed to deliver the pearls to Mrs Leeds paying a duty of 10 percent for pearls in their natural state The government learned the pearls were assembled in Europe as a neck lace and the collector charged 5 percent The lower courts upheld him and the panel reserved opinion with Judges Lacombe Ward and Noyes presiding
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
W. B. Leeds
Paris
Weather Report notes light Great Lakes precipitation and approaching systems
The trough of barometer over the Middle States moves east toward Texas with light precipitation in the Great Lakes region. A southern plateau storm forms while temperatures stay moderate across sections. Forecast calls for light rain or snow in northern New York and New England, rain or snow on central and southern plateaus, with fair weather elsewhere. Local DC Maryland Delaware New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania remain partly cloudy and warmer with fresh south winds.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Weather Bureau
Yerkes Gallery Sale Put Off
Foreclosure sale of the Charles T. Yerkes art gallery at Fifth Avenue and street has been postponed for a week. The sale, part of a will to the city after Mrs. Yerkes death, is triggered by Mutual Life Insurance Company for unpaid interest on a mortgage. Corporation Counsel Pendleton hopes the gallery remains for the city.
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Charles T. Yerkes
Fifth Avenue
Th Street
Yerkes
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pendleton
Diverse Death Notices From The Tribune And Tribne
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for Anne Kinney Beck Frances M Dickinson Henry White Guernsey Major Edward Beads Kinner Lillian May Newman Henry Prat Herman Knickerbocker Vielé and others, with service times locations and interment plans. Notices include Woodlawn Cemetery and various towns and rail connections for services and conveyances.
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William Cornelius
bera_ s& Llansamiet
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Summit
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Montgomery
N. Y
Llansamiet
Dickinson
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Dallas Dickineen
Egbert
Mary Milla
Edwards
Henry White
William H. L
Suse Shemman Eddwards
Employment applications advertised by The New York Tribune Uptown Office
The New York Tribune invites applicants for diverse positions at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Details include hours 9am to 6pm Sunday and a long list of subscription and mailing rates, plus international distribution and hotel reading-room locations for the Tribune abroad.
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36Th
Sith Streets
Tribune
Gensler
Jim
Scents Weekly
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