Crank Calls On Lorenz At Upper East Side Clinics
A gray man about sixty with a high hat and mourning band caused a scene on Thirty-fifth Street and Park Avenue. He sought access to Dr. Lorenz and then pressed officials at several houses including Dr. Gibney and Dr. Kinnicutt before being dismissed. He produced an International Press Association letterhead and asked for a ticket to Lorenz clinic.
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Thirty-fifth-st
Park-ave
Cornelius Vanderbilt House
Janeway
Mr. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt House
Virgil P. Gibney
Park Ave
United States
Lorenz
Kinnicutt
Dr. Kinnicutt
East Thirty-fifth-st
Dr. Lorenz
Miss Kelly
New York Orthopedic Dispensary to Host Lorenz Clinic
The New York Orthopedic Dispensary and Hospital at 126 Past Fifty-ninth St will hold its annual meeting Saturday at 4 pm. Dr Adolf Lorenz of Vienna will address the gathering and conduct a clinic between 3 and 4 pm. Reports from President Egerton Schmidt and Surgeon in Chief Dr Russell Hibbs will be presented. The hospital, open 8 am to 6 pm for inspection, aims to treat the poor and advance treatment of spine and hip deformities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virgil P. Gibney
Abraham Jacob
Lorenz
Hibbs
Beth Israel Hospital to Host Clinic and Fair
The Beth Israel Hospital Association held its annual meeting in the Jefferson and Cherry streets assembly room to plan the January 3 fair at Madison Square Garden. Governor Odell will be greeted by forty young guards, and Dr. Adolf Lorenz will conduct a Saturday clinic for congenital hip disease. New three year directors named include David Bloom and Abram Brothers among others. The association seeks about $40,000 for the coming year, with half already raised through box and seat sales and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel Hospital Association
Jefferson and
Cherry Sts
Madison Square Garden
Odell
Adolf Lorenz
David Bloom
Abram Brothers
Harris Cohen
Nathan Hutkoff
Israelee, Bernstein
Abraham Nelso Nathan
Joseph Rosenthal
Harris Saul
Hospital Association
Hsat
Portrait show planned for Orthopedic Hospital benefit
A mid Lent portrait exhibition is planned with emphasis on John Sargent works. Plans seek to secure Sargent portraits for loan and feature an exhibit of fair children. Possible venue is the Fine Arts Building gallery while the old Academy of Design site is noted as a historic reference. Committee includes Miss Lucy Frelinghuysen chairman Hobart Warren and Mrs. Seth Barton.
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John S. Sargent
Sargent
President Roosevelt
Fine Arte
Fifty-seventh-st
Academy of Design
Twenty-third-st
Fourth-ave
Tribune
Fair Children
Probas
J. At
Lucy Frelinghuysen
Goin Hobart Warren
Seth Barton
Conklin Named Temporary Administrator in Waters Estate
Surrogate appoints the New York Security and Trust Company as administrator for Mrs. Sarah Ann Waters estate on William G. Conklin's petition. Conklin, former defendant in Waters suit over a deed, asserts Waters valued personal property at 63500 and real estate at 46500. He claims a will grants him use of assets during Waters life and rest of estate after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
New- York Security and Trust Company
Sarah Ann i
William G. Conklin
Conklin
Waters
Health official disputes coal shortage claim
R C Wadsworth Secretary to the President of the Health Department states that coal supply for homes is tight only for domestic sizes and that the health-driven curb on smoke targets few steam plants. He notes offenders could switch to small anthracite but often use soft coal despite nuisance risk. New York City December 15.
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the Tribune
Health Department
R. C. W. Wadsworth
Department of Health
New York City
Dr Lorenz Methods Sparks Surgeon Request for Credit
Charles J. Kipp M D of Newark argues that renowned surgeons publish their innovations to professional peers and the public through newspapers and exhibitions. He questions why some methods are widely publicized while others remain less known, citing Dr Lorenz as an example.
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the Tribune
Lorenz
Dr. Lorenz
Charles J. Kipp
M. D
Newark
Tribune
America
Address on labor and capital from Galusha Grow
William Kent argues that Grow's view on labor and capital contains a fallacy by comparing European wages and mobility to the United States. He claims foreign workers create demand, circulate earnings, and stimulate investment, boosting employment and national wealth. Letter appears from New York City, December 11, 1902.
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The
Tribune
Galusha A
Europe
William Kent
Broadway
Manhattan
Salem H Wales's will proved in Suffolk Surrogate Court
Riverhead Long Island Dec 17 The will of Salem H Wales proved in Suffolk County Surrogate Court. Edward H Wales presented the petition stating estate value exceeds 10000 real and 10000 personal with Southampton holdings likely much higher. Widow Frances Elizabeth Wales receives Southampton country house and Manhattan city house along with land and buildings. others receive items and monetary bequests. Executors named are Mrs Wales and Edward H Wales.
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Riverhead
Long Island
Salem H. Wales
Suffolk County
Edward H. Wales
Mr. Wales
Southampton
Frances Elizabeth Wales
City House
Manhattan
Clara Wales Root
Elihu Root
Wales
Charles L. Tiffany
Julius Cesar
Rogers Memorial
Samuel B. Wales
S. B. Wales
Martha S. Buck
Wilmington
Del
Evolean Aa
Clara Root
Will of Heber R. Bishop Filed for Probate
The will of Heber R. Bishop who died December 10 was filed in probate yesterday. Executed April 6 18% with four codicils, it provides various bequests and sets aside 55000 to prepare a room in the Metropolitan Museum of Art for his jade and stone collection exhibition arranged last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heter R. Bishop
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Troops to Escort the Governor on New Year’s Day
Albany reports that a 1500 man military escort is planned for Governor Odell’s oath of office on New Year’s Day. Troop B and the 16th Battalion of Albany and Company L of the 1st Regiment Newburg have volunteered, with eight companies from the 2d Regiment and local units expected to join. The Governor's Guard of Newburg and the Unconditional Club of Albany have offered services, to be sworn in in the Assembly Chamber by Secretary of State-elect O'Brien.
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Tribune
Albany
John T. McDonough
Henry
Odell
Capitol
1St Regiment
Newburs
Troy
Cohoes
Amsterdam
Schenectady
Saratoga
Gloversville
Governor's Guard
Newburg
O'Brien
Cunneen and Wickser Invited to Albany Dinner
Buffalo December 17 Attorney General elect Cunneen and Mrs Cunneen State Treasurer elect Wickser and Mrs Wickser invited to dine with Governor Odell at Albany on Wednesday December 3.
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Buffalo
Cunneen
Wickser
Odell
Albany
Enlivening Mozart Opera Shines at Metropolitan
A Metropolitan Opera House performance of Le Nozze di Figaro last night draws praise for the concert presentation and charm. Edouard de Reszke appears diminished by comparison to Signor Scotti whose voice brightens the ensemble. Sembrich Eames Scheff Campanari Reiss and Gilberto deliver strong interpretations with lively vivacity.
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Mozart
Metropolitan Opera House
Lorenzo da Ponte
New-York
Italy
Beaumarchais
New York
Signor Manchinelli
M. Edouard de Reszke
Signor Scotti
Mesdames Sembrich
Eames
Mme. Scheff
Signor Campanari
Mr. Reiss
M. Gilibert
Vanderbilt Patience Wears On As Doctors See Some Improvement
Late last night Dr. Austin Flint Jr reported no change in Cornelius Vanderbilt's condition after visiting his home. In the morning he noted no immediate danger but acknowledged a temp remained high. By afternoon Dr. Flint signaled a change for the better and colleagues hinted the crisis may have passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Flint, Jr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Richard T. Wilson
Mr. Vander Dilt
Dr. Flint
General Wager Swayne Reported Near Death at Hotel Renaissance
General Wager Swayne, ill for ten days with a heart weakened by diabetes, rallied after a brief breakdown but was said to be dying last night. He had been bedridden at the Hotel Renaissance, 10 West Forty-third Street, and physician Dr. Andrew H. Smith noted the end was near as of early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wager Swayne
Hotel Renaissance
West Forty-third St
Andrew H. Smith
East Forty-sixth St
Lieutenant Colonel Morrison Dies After Appendectomy
San Francisco December 17 Lieutenant Colonel Jasper N Morrison Judge Advocate of the California division is dying at Presidio Hospital from septic peritonitis after an operation for appendicitis performed last Friday He arrived from Manila October 8 with typhoid fever recovered in three weeks and began duties November 17 He went to Manila again in May 1901 Morrison a Missourian was appointed as President Cleveland in May 1896 as a Judge Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
San Francisco
Jasper N. Morrison
California
Presidio Hospital
Morrison
Manila
Sherman
John A. Hilton
Cleveland
Longtime Deputy U S Marshal John E Dowley Dies in Harlem
John E Dowley aged officer with 32 years in the U S Marshals Service died at a friend's home in Harlem after serving under all Marshals in the last three decades. He survived a tenacious clash with Owen Geoghegan era gang, later recovering from a skull injury before death. He lived at 134 West Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Dowley
United States
Friends
Harlem
Owen Geoghegan
John S. Davenport
Geoghegan
Dowley
Federal
Mr. Dowley
West Thirteenth St
George de Lisle Zimmermann Dies in East Orange
George de Lisle Zimmermann longtime East Orange resident and former newspaper worker died at his mother’s home in East Orange after a long illness. Born in Buenos Aires thirty nine years ago his father American consul. He was the first Democrat elected to East Orange office serving as assessor eight years ago and ran for the Assembly. He edited The Record and helped establish the area ambulance service. He was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George de Lisle Zimmermann
The
Oranges
Evergreen Place
East Orange
Buenos Ayres
Assembly
Gifts For Iselin Churches In New Rochelle And Pelham
Delancey Astor Kane gifts a memorial window of St John the Baptist to St Gabriel's New Rochelle in memory of Mrs Adrian Iselin. An anonymous gift to St Catherine's Pelham includes land adjacent to the church and an $8 000 parish house to be built. The Iselin family previously funded St Gabriel's rectory gymnasium Sisters' house library and St Catherine's Church Pelham as part of a broad set of church benefactions totaling near 100 000 in value.
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Iselin
St. Gabriel's
New Rochelle
St. Catherine’s
Pelham
Delancey Astor Kane
St. Gabriel's Church
St. John the Baptist
Kane
Adrian Iselin
St. Catherine's
John G. Beresford
Emily Iselin
St. Gabriel’s
Ursuline Nuns
St. Eleanora’s
Wife of President De Zelaya Returns to Home via Vaderland
Mrs Blanche de Zelaya wife of the Nicaraguan president and her four daughters arrived by the Vaderland and went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel on their return from Europe. Burnett's Cocoaine is advertised as a remedy for dandruff irritation and hair growth.
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Blanche de Zelaya
Nicaragua
Europe
Vaderland
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Burnett
Marriages and Obituaries in Brooklyn Notices
Death notices and marriages list in Brooklyn with names such as Belcher Biddle Carpenter Clapp and Griffiths, plus details on funeral times and locations across Yonkers Brooklyn and NYC area. Includes dates December 1902 and routes from Grand Central, mentions cable lines and stations.
Henry M Blanchard Dies After Illness in Salem New York
Henry Martin Blanchard of Chicago died in Salem New York after months of illness. He was son of the late Surrogate Anthony Blanchard and Jeannie Martin Blanchard. He served with Pacific Mail Steamship Co in China and Japan and hosted General Grant during his world tour. He later worked with Greenwich and Rutland Railway, Hudson Suspension Bridge and New England Railway, and Chicago Gas Co. He left a brother Francis and three sisters Mrs Sherman Rye New York, Mrs Trull Chicago and Miss Anna T Blanchard Salem.
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Henry Martin Blanchard
Chicago
Salem
Washington County
N. Y
Anthony Blanchard
Albany County
Jeannie Martin Blanchard
Henry Martin
Albany
China
Greenwich and Rutland Railway Company
Hudson Suspension Bridge and
New England Railway Company
Chicago Gas Company
Francis Blanchard
Frederick W Sherman
Rye
William C. Trull
Anna T. Blanchard
Otto Baese Rites Set After Noted Broker Dies
Otto Baese a famous Custom House broker and Benevolent Lodge master died at his home 39 Hamilton Terrace Washington Heights at age fifty six. He served in Civil War units 5th New York and 68th Volunteers then led major import firms as broker. Survived by widow two daughters and three sons. funeral Thursday at 8 pm with Woodlawn burial.
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Otto Baese
Custom House
Benevolent Lodge
Hamilton Terrace
Washington Heights
Baese
Customs Brokers and Clerks’ Association
Port of New York
Europe
Hoboken
Lincoln
The
Th New York Volunteers
68Th Volunteers
Custom House Brokers
Longtime Mason James B Lower Buried at East Syracuse
Syracuse mourns James B Lower a 91 year old veteran Mason who served 67 years and was the oldest past master in New York State, laid to rest in East Syracuse on a Saturday afternoon.
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Syracuse
James B. Lower
East
Death of Dr Malcolm E Parrott in Brooklyn
Dr Malcolm E Parrott died Monday at his home 9 Jefferson avenue Brooklyn from Hodgkins disease after two years illness. Born Medina New York fifty six years ago he trained at Amenia Seminary Dutchess County Academy studied dentistry with Dr Edward Parker and medicine at Jefferson College Philadelphia graduating 1883. He served as resident physician Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia, was surgeon for Red Star Line Steamship Co and on staff at Bushwick Central Hospital. He belonged to Medical Society of Kings County Associated Physicians of Long Island Brooklyn Medical Society Physicians Mutual Aid Association Aurora Grata Lodge Free Masons De Witt Clinton Chapter Royal Arch Masons. He leaves a widow.
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Malcolm E. Parrott
Jefferson Ave
Brooklyn
Dr. Parrott
Medina
N. Y
Dutchess County Academy
Amenia Seminary
Edward H. Parker
New-York State Medical Society
Jefferson College
Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
Red Star Line Steamship Company
Bushwick Central Hospital
Medical Society of
Kings County
Associated Physicians of
Long Island
Brooklyn Medical Society
Physicians’ Mutual Aid Association of
New York
Aurora Grata Lodge
de Witt Clinton
Royal Arch
Alfred Haynes Porter Dead at 74 in Brooklyn Home
Alfred Haynes Porter died at his Clinton Avenue residence in Brooklyn from heart failure aged seventy four. Born in Hartford he moved to New York, worked for Daniel T Hoag & Co tea importers until retirement twenty five years ago. He supported Brooklyn City Mission and belonged to Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. Survived by a son and four daughters.
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Alfred Haynes Porter
Clinton Ave
Brooklyn
Hartford
Conn
Daniel T. Hoag & Co
Porter
Brooklyn City
Lafayette Avenue
Weather Report Reflects Cold Front and Mixed Rain in Regions
Low pressure over the Great Lakes to St. Lawrence Valley brings snow in the north and cooler conditions across the eastern states. Fair skies are forecast Thursday and Friday from the Mississippi Valley eastward with variable winds and rain chances in the West Gulf and middle plateau regions. Flood warnings issued for parts of the Ohio River near Evansville, Indiana.
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Washington
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Lower Lake Region
New England
Hocky Mountains
Middle
East Gulf Coasts
Atlantic States
Middle Slope
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
South Slope
West Gulf States
Middle Plateau
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Lower Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Ohio River
Evansville
Ind
Miss Bidwell Loses Three Rings on Train Ride
Miss Bidwell, relative of Lady Michael Henry Herbert, lost three rings aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad sleeping car after washing her hands. She believes the jewels, valued at about $1.60, may have fallen from a stand and was asked to search the car and embassy. Rings described: one with a large diamond, one with a ruby and small diamonds, one with an emerald and small diamonds. Officials expect recovery and asked that found jewels be given to R. T. Wilson.
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Miss Bidwell
Michael Henry Herbert
United States
K. J. Bidwell
St. Paul
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
R. T. Wilson
Fifth-ave
Wilson
Herbert
Woodlawn Cemetery Advertised Near Harlem Transit
The Woodlawn Cemetery is marketed as the most accessible cemetery from Harlem by train trolley or carriage. It notes a 30 minute ride from Grand Central and plots from 125 dollars. Descriptive booklets available or a representative can call, with office at 20 East 230 Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Central
East 230
N. Y. City
Election for York Institution managers and inspectors
Special notices announce election of twenty managers for the York Institution for the Blind and three Inspectors of Election to be held at the Institution 84th Street and 9th Avenue at 4 PM on Wednesday December 24 1902 Secretary Charles H Marshall. Also details for Hospital Saturday and Sunday with fund drives for New York City hospitals including methods of contributing and lists of officials and auxiliaries involved.
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York Institution For the Blind
84Th Street
9Th Avenue
Charles H. Marshall
New York City
General Fund
Senn Hall Dedicated at Rush Medical College
Rush Medical College dedicated Senn Hall in Chicago with a $130,000 building funded largely by Dr. Nicholas Senn who gave $50,000. Sir William Osler?veedor Hingston spoke, and University of Chicago President Harper also spoke. Dr. J Clarence Webster presented the building and Bush Board Chair Hutchinson accepted on behalf of colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bush Board of Trustees
Iit
Senn
Nicholas Senn
College
William A. Smith Jr. Dies in Saranac New York
William Alexander Smith Jr., a broker from 71 Broadway and son of former NYSE president William A. Smith, died yesterday in Saranac. He worked in business with his father and married Emily L. Gurnee. his home was 106 Central Park West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alexander Smith, Jr
Broadway
Saranac, N. Y
William Alexander Smith
New York Stock Exchange
Tammany Leader Seeks Associate to Share Duty
Isaac A. Hopper head of the XXXIst Assembly District with 12 000 voters asked the general committee to elect an associate leader. Peter A. Hendrick of 15 Wall Street was chosen and became chairman of the general committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac A. Hopper
Xxxist
General Committee
Peter A. Hendrick
No. 15
Wallst
Postoffice Notice of Foreign Mails for Week Ending December 20 1903
The notice lists closing times for parcels and regular mails to Europe and the Americas. It specifies Germany via ss Deutschland, Belgium via ss Noor, Scotland via ss Land, and other routes with domestic ship names. It also covers printed matter, supplementary mails, and select Caribbean and Latin American destinations with directing instructions.
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Germany
S S. Deutschland
5. S
Europe
Central America
Sta
S. S. Peninsular
de Locanta
Queenstown
Netherlands
S. S. Noor
Belgium
der S
Aderland
Scotland
Ethiopia
Tran Es
Hawaii
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Peru
S S. Zealandia
Matis
Vancouver
Victoria
India
U. S
Chenahad
Canada
Seattle
San Fra
Australia
West Australia
New Pts
Sonoma
New Zealand
Austrail
B. C
Tahiti
Marquesas
San Frencisco
Hay
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MAIL
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Salem H Wales
Root
Heber R. Bishop
Metropolitan
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Gen. Swayne
President DE Zelaya
Sharp—Leach
Maconst
Joseph B. Clark
Alice L. Leach
Edwin Cumberland Sharp
Harriet
Binale
John Biddle
Carpenter
Dominicket
Isaac T. Carpenter
Friends’ Ec Ee
Purchase
Grand Central Station
White Plains
King
Henry T. King
Samuel W. King
Hamilton Road
Glen Ridge
N. J
Barclay and Christopher Sts
Fairfield
Magoun
Babylon
Eee
Milan
Ponsonby Ogle
Pease
Paris
West 24Th St
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Parkhurst
Henry J. ‘Oy
Scotland St
Mountain Station
Stanford
Smith
Saranac
William ‘Alexander
Margaret and
Southworth
Henry ¢ Southworth
East 46Th St
Weeks
Sarah Louisa
Jesse K. Weeks
East 69Th St
Welles
Imst
Frederick Alford
Frederick R
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Greene Ave
Henry M. Blanchard
C. Otto Baese
the Weather Report
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
AL Stunt Mery Meer
Weather Bureau
Woodlawn
Stephen Hers
Sthave
Rel 14
UWS
John C. Eames
H. B. Claffin Co
R. J. Cross
August Belmont
Nassaudent
J. B. van Wagenen
Messrs
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Rock
Connett
Adler
Gutman
George J. Ferry
Tary
the Crockery Exec
Mesers
Ward & Olyphant
Cortlandt Fur Trade
Leopold Weil & Brothers
Ewe
Leopold Stern
Emanuel Untermeyer
Woman's Auxiliary
James Speyer
Madison
Medical Department
Chicago University
William A. Smith, JR
Spenal Notices
Charles Lan~ter
Tribune Offic
Mexico
Bronx
SUN
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Philipines
Universal Postal Union
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Nassau St. Uptown
F-st
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Broad-st
London
Brown, Gould & Co
New
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American Express Company
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Brentano's
Avenue de l'Opers
Geneva
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Odler &Co and Union
Florence
Frinch, Lemon & Co
Hamburg
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Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
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Carlton
Claridge’s
Paris Exchange
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England
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Howard
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Liverpool
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Midland_ Hotel
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Monte Carlo
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Nice
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Brazil
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