The House of a Thousand Candles at Daly's Theatre
Edmund Milton Holland returns to stage in Meredith Nicholson drama as Bates the butler. The review lauds his refined comic method and troubled pathos, describes Glenarm mansion with secret passages and a scheming executor, and notes a lively but irrational plot with strong performances and a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Nicholson
Daly's Theatre
Edmund Milton Holland
Bates
Mr. Holland
New York
John Marshall Glenarm
Glenarm
Thornhill
Goldsmith
Wakefield
Timothy Dexter
New England
Jack Glenarm
Marian Devereaux
Pickering
Old Glenarm
Peris
Giatti
Olivia Armstrans
Miss Adams Sings Quality Street at the Empire
Miss Adams again triumphs in Quality Street at the Empire Theatre in a public benefit. The Phebe Throssell portrayal blends demure innocence with a sparkling contrast, earning warm audience appreciation and praise for accuracy, charm, and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Adams
Phebe Throssell
Mr. Barrie
Knuckerbocker Theatre
Empire Theatre
Phabe Throssell
Werwick
Salisbury
Devizes
Phebe
Susan
Jane Austen
Maude Adams
Phoebe Throssell
The Secret Orchard at the Astor Theatre review
The Astor Theatre presented The Secret Orchard last night with the unchanged cast. Man sen delivers a restrained performance showing strong character insight while the play aims to warn against infidelity though experience shows people often do wrong despite awareness, and the preaching may continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor Theatre
Mansen
Miss Robsen Ends at Madison Square Theatre
Miss Robsen’s engagement at Madison Square Theatre ends this week. She portrays an elderly spinster with wit and heart, delivering clever seriocomic acting. The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary heads to Chicago next week and the stage shifts to The Reckoning, with Miss Katherine Grey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieteel
Berkeley Theatre
Katherine Grey
Parisian Model Anna Held Reenters Broadway Stage
Actress Anna Held returns to the Broadway Theatre in a re imagined stage appearance titled The Parisian Model. The show features Held in a revived performance with updated presentation and altered verses noted at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Broadway
Mies
Broadway Theatre
Mrs Le Moynes Readings At Lyceum Theatre
The elocutionist Mrs Le Moyne appears at the Lyceum Theatre this afternoon for a second reading of Macbeth. Known as a thoughtful Shakespeare student and skilled interpreter, she delivers clear articulation and melodious tones. She plans readings next Friday January 10 and January 14.
Goodwin Re-enters at the Grand in An American Citizen
The Grand Opera House welcomed back Mr. Goodwin last night as he starred in An American Citizen. The comedian, famed for natural humor and sharp banter, proved as comic as ever with a performance that blends wit and feeling for a bright, genial stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Grand Opera House
Funabashi at Casino Theatre Delights Enchanted Crowd
The Casino Theatre premieres Funabashi a light musical by Thomas W. Ryley. Miss Maud Fulton returns to the stage as Macy Bloomingdale Saks with a clear performance alongside William Rock Vera Michelena Alice Fisher Percy Ames and Walter Percival in a three act Japan set comedy. Ryley brings his usual refined staging on this joyous production praised by an enthusiastic audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funabashi
Thomas W. Ryley
Park Row
Irvin Cobb
Fifth Avenue Theatre Debuts High Class Vaudeville
The Fifth Avenue Theatre shifts to higher class vaudeville with a grand variety bill. The program features a humorous spoof of the Conried Hammerstein opera dispute by Victor Herbert and George W. Hobart, performed by The Song Birds led by Burress and a 40 member company. Also on stage are Lena Maarder the Soldier Amazon, Fields and Ward, Bobby North, Bradley Martin and others in sketches and acts drawing hearty audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Conried
Mr. Hammerstein
Victor Herbert
George W. Hobart
William Burress
Irwin
Lena Maarder
Amazon
Fields and Ward
Bobby North
Bradley Martin and Company
Jessie
Jack and Jerry
Fifty-Eighth Street Theatre Presents a Diverse Bill
A varied bill played last night at the Fifty-eighth Street Theatre with Empire City Four and Jewell's Mani kins leading. The Waterbury Brothers and Tenny staged a striking musical act while Urbani and Son showcased European acrobatics. The Dude Detective farce featured Byron and Langdon, with Charles L. Fletcher and Elsie Harvey also appearing to strong audience approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
Empire City Four
Jewell
Manikins
Waterbury Brothers
Tenny
Europe
Urbani and Son
Messrs
Byron and
Langdon
Charles L. Fletcher
Elsie Harvey
Harlem Opera House presents The Three of Us revival
The Three of Us by Rachel Crothers was presented at the Harlem Opera House to strong reception. Beatrice Morgan and John Craig drew attention in the leading roles with Rhy McChesney and her suitor, supported by a well mounted cast including George Howell Louise Randolph Robert Hill William Norton Dudley Hawiey Louise Brunelle Emilie Melville and Ethel Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Crothers
Madison Square Theatre
Harlem Opera House
Beatrice Morgan
John Craig
Rhy McChesney
George Howell
Louise Randolph
Robert Hill
William Norton
Dudley Hawiey
Louise Brunelle
Emilie Melville
Ethel Wright
125th Street Theatre Feature Act Lineup this Week
The bill at this theatre this week highlights Alec Hurley and his coster singers, Valerie Bergere with A Bowery Camille, the Powell-Cottrell Company in a circus act, Crane brothers, Kenorah, the Four Lukens, Elite Musical Four, Callahan, and St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Hurley
Coster Singers
Valerie Bergere
Camille
Powell-Cottrell Company
Crane Brothers
Kenorah
The
Four Lukens
Elite Musical Four
Callahan
St. George
Union Square Theatre Features Stunning Grenadiers Cast
A yesterday performance at Union Square Theatre highlighted Jesse Lasky’s Stunning Grenadiers, a statuelike girl company performing a military drill with vocal entertaining. Other contributors included the Spissel brothers and Mack, James Harrigan, Armstrong and Clark, Mile Mignonette Kokin, Galletti’s monkeys, Mr. and Mrs. Allison, and Leon Rogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square Theatre
Jesse Lasky
Grenadiers
Spissel Brothers
Mack
James Harrigan
Armstrong and
Clark
Mile
Mignonette Kokin
Galletti
Monkeys
Allison
Leon Rogee
War Spectacle At The Hippodrome
The Hippodrome presents The Battle of Port Arthur a war spectacle added to The Auto Race and The Four Seasons. Written by Owen Davis the new show drew a large enthusiastic audience and will be shown until further notice with performances twice daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Owen Davis
English Version of A Waltz Dream Premieres in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia at the Chestnut Street Opera House the first U S staging of Straus Viennese operetta A Waltz Dream in English three acts. Bizelow stars as Joachim XIII with Brandt as Frenzi the orchestra directress. Inganoff Sadier Pahl Johnson and Wilson play major roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Straus
Chestnut Street Opera House
Charles A. Bizelow
Joachim XIII
Sophie Brandt
Frenzi
Catherine Inganoff
Josie Sadier
Magda Pahl
Edward Johnson
Edwin Wilson
New Museum Exhibits Add Major Classical Art to Met
The Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled new classical antiquities including Greek and Roman marbles bronzes and vases as part of the annual 1907 collection funded mainly by the Rogers Fund. Highlights include an archaic Greek statue fragment a restored rider relief a fifth century disk thrower bronze a Roman panther and a Myrcenian gold cup with other pieces and several items from Stanford White and Lorenzo Costa. Also noted are loaned works including a Christ blessing a family attributed to Anton Mor and a St Gaudens exhibition planned for March. Commander Hosley dies naturally in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum
Europe
Rogers Fund
John Marshall
Robinson
Furtchingler
Metropolitan Museum
Bulletin
Paris
Pardon Clarke
B. C
Stanford White
Purdon Clarke
Lorenzo Costa
Rodman Wanamaker
Anton Mor
Christ
J. Pierpont Morgan
Sir Pardon Clarke
St. Gaudens
Opposition for George Ade in Republican convention bid
Telegraph report from La Porte Indiana notes Will R. Wood Lafayette politician launches delegate candidacy. Wood backed by long time district politicians, thought to hold edge over Ade in fall campaigning for Chicago convention seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
la Porte
Ind
George Ade
Chicago
Will R. Wood
Lafayette
Hill Named President of Missouri University
A. Ross Hill, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell and director of its School of Education, was chosen president of the University of Missouri to succeed Richard H. Jesse, who resigned. Jesse will retire September 1, 1908, with Hill assuming office then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
A. Ross Hill
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Education
Cornell University
University of Missouri
Richard H. Jesse
Jesse
Hill
Prominent Arrivals at The Hotels
Prominent arrivals at major hotels include G. E. Carr from St. Louis at the Belmont, Thomas S. Wright from Wilmington at Buckingham, Elithu Root, secretary of State, in Gotham, Thomas C. Jordan of Chicago at Majestic, John S. Drum of San Francisco at Manhattan, H. Woodruff from Tampa at Martinique, Daniel L. Hart of Wilkes-Barre at St. Regis, J. R. Price of Pittsburgh at the Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
G. E. Carr
St. Louis
Buckingham
Thomas S. Wright
Wilmington
N. C
Gotham
Elithu Root
Eretary of State
Washington
Majestic
Thomas C. Jordan
Chicago
Manhattan
San Francisco
Martinique
H. Woodruff
Tampa
Fla. ST. Regis
Daniel L. Hart
Wilkes-Barre
Waldorfastoria
J. R. Price
Pittsburg
Weather Forecast and Official Record from Washington
The report shows a low barometer east of the Mississippi with a central storm over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico and another disturbance over Lake Superior. High pressure across the Rocky Mountains brings fair weather. Rain is likely in the middle and east Gulf and South Atlantic, with rain or snow possible in the lake region, and a slight temperature change except in the north-central and northeastern states. Wednesday looks fair with moderate temperatures except the Northeast. Special locality forecasts detail rain or snow in New England and Eastern New York, with varied wind shifts. Local record notes yesterday’s temperatures and averages, while a local forecast predicts rain or snow today and tomorrow with brisk southwest winds. The Eastman Hotel in Hot Springs, Ark, opens Saturday, Jan. 25, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi River
Guilt
Mexico
Lake Superior
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Middle
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Paci
Middle Atlantic
Lake
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Pennslvania
Weather Bureau
Los
Leva
Commander H H Hosley Found Dead at New York Yacht Club
Commander Harry Hibbard Hosley U S Navy was found dead by the yacht club valet at the New York Yacht Club where he had lived for some time. Once in Manila with the drydock Dewey he led the expedition to a successful issue though his health had declined. Lieutenant David C Hanrahan, an old friend, was called from the Army and Navy Club and found Hosley weak before further details were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hibbard Hosley
United States Navy
New York Yacht Club
Manila
Dewey
David C.hanrahan
Hosley
Army and Navy Club
Rev Dr Elijah Craven Dies at 82 in Philadelphia
The Rev Dr Elijah Richardson Craven secretary emeritus of the Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work and former Newark pastor died at his Philadelphia home in his eighty third year. He was born in Washington March 28 1824 and graduated from Princeton at eighteen. He studied law briefly then entered Princeton Seminary. He led denominational affairs and edited Lange’s Commentary on the Revelation. A Princeton University trustee for forty five years he once moderated the General Assembly. Surviving are two sons Commander John E Craven and the Rev Charles I Craven and two daughters Margaret and Evelyn Green Craven. Funeral at Woodlawn Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Richardson Craven
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Third Presbyterian Church of
Newark
Philadelphia
Dr. Craven
Washington
Princeton University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Lange
Craven
Presbyterian General Assembly
Commodore Tingey
van Rensselaer Moore
New York
Bishop Moore
Virginia
John E. Craven
Charles I. Craven
Presbyterian Church
Mattituck
N. Y
Margaretha
Evelyn Green Craven
Woodlawn Presbyterian Church
Pine Streets
Penn
Elivah Richardson Craven
Third Presbyterian Church
N. J
Woodland Presbyterian Church
Pine Sts
Broad St
Mount Pleasant
Rev Dr. James M. Crowell Dies at 81 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia January 6 The Rev Dr James M Crowell long a leading Presbyterian figure is dead at his home. He was eighty one, served as president of the Boards of Education and secretary of missions for the American Sunday School Union, and sat on Princeton Universitys board of trustees as a Princeton graduate and one of the last survivors of the class of 1848.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James M. Crowell
Presbyterian Church
Augustus Toplady Arrowsmith Dies at 88 in Orange New Jersey
Augustus Toplady Arrowsmith retired civil engineer died yesterday at his nephew Robert Arrowsmiths home in Orange New Jersey. He was born in the city eighty eight years ago, helped in the Erie Railroad construction, and is to be buried at Greenwood Cemetery after a 2 PM funeral at his nephew s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Toplady Arrowsmith
Robert Arrowsmith
Orange
N. J
Mr. Arrowsmi
George Arrowsmith
Mr. Arrowsmith
Erie Railroad
Greenwood Cemetery
Death of Dr Robert William Taylor in New York
Dr Robert William Taylor died yesterday at his home 142 West 48th Street from nephritis. Born in London on August 11, 1842, he came to the United States in 1862 and graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1868. He taught skin diseases at Woman's Medical College and the University of Vermont medical department and served as surgeon at Charity Hospital Bellevue Hospital Dispensary and New York Dispensary. Funeral at his home tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert William Taylor
West 48Th Street
Dr. Taylor
London
England
Taylor
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Woman's Medical College
University of Vermont
Charity Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
New York Dispensary
William H Newschafer Dies in Jacksonville Hotel
William H Newschafer aged sixty five of New York City died at the Windsor Hotel in Jacksonville Florida. The body was sent to New York that night with his wife and daughter. He was a lawyer with offices at No 38 Park Row and resided at No 32 West 95th Street. He served as a member of the Assembly from the 18th District in 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
William H. Newschafer
New York City
Windsor Hotel
New York
Park Row
West 95Th Street
Assembly
Doctor Albert Hoffa Dead In Berlin Return
Cable from Berlin reports the death of Dr. Albert Hoffa the renowned orthopedic surgeon and Berlin University professor credited with pioneering the bloodless method for congenital hip dislocations He was awarded a degree by Jefferson Medical College during a 194 visit to the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Berlin
H. Augustus Wilson
Albert Hoffa
University of Berlin
Hoffa
Adolph Lorenz
Jefferson Medical College
Marteau to Take Post in Berlin High School of Music
Berlin reports Henry Marteau of Geneva has accepted the directorship of the Berlin High School of Music succeeding the late Dr. Joseph Joachim. The appointment places Marteau in charge of the prestigious program as of January 6. He comes with a background in European music education and performance, promising continuity for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Henry Marteau
Geneva
Berlin High School of Music
Joseph Joachim
Faust at the Metropolitan Opera House Stirs Berlin Controversy
The Metropolitan Opera House presented Gounod's Faust with Farrar as Marguerite, Caruso as Faust, and Scotti as Valentin. Chaliapine’s flamboyant Mephistopheles drew loud audience delight, while critics noted fascination with Farrar's Marguerite and Caruso’s singing buoyed the performance despite dramatic misgivings about the German title Margaretha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounod
Faust
Germany
Margaretha
Goethe
Barbier
Carré
Gretchen
Mephistopheles
M. Castelmary
M. Chaliapine
Metropolitan Opera House
Berlin
H. E. XK
Aged Artist Edward Bebee Found Dead in Brooklyn Studio
Edward S. Bebee, eighty four, a reclusive artist, was found dead yesterday in his second floor Garfield Building studio at No. Court Street Brooklyn. Death likely from gas asphyxiation due to a defective stove connection. A nephew with a Broad Street Manhattan law office arranged the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Bebee
Garfield Building
Court Street
Brooklyn
A. W. Rice
Bebee
Mr. Bebee
Broadstreet
Manhattan
Mrs. Levi Jewett Dead After Pneumonia in Brooklyn
Mrs. Levi Jewett widow of Dr. Levi Jewett died yesterday in Brooklyn from pneumonia, same disease that claimed her husband a week earlier in Cobalt. They died within a day of each other and will be buried side by side in Cobalt Cemetery after a double funeral. They celebrated a golden wedding anniversary in September. she was active in women relief work and held state offices. Dr. Jewett’s war uniform is preserved as a relic in Middletown Museum.
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from January 1908
A compilation of terse death notices and funeral details from January 1908, listing names such as Thomas Smith Hanly Louise E Jeremiah-Marchant Helen C Johnson George F Kuett Jane Lousbury Josephine Moore Delia Murphy and Robert W Taylor. Each entry notes dates, residences, relatives, and funeral arrangements in brief, local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlye
Thomas Smith Hanly
Edmund Manly
Louise E. Jeremiah-Marchant
Brocton
Ceeeest
Pioneer Lodge No. W F. and
Heiser
Christopher
Sarah Heiser
Francisco
Cal
Moore
Josephine
William H. Moore Fumera
Zeidler Ave
Metropolitan Island
Frances Marion
Daughters of Liberty
Murphy
Delia Murgy
Coklyn
Frank E. Campbell Co Chapel Services and Ambulance
The Frank E. Campbell Co operates chapels at 2413 West 232nd Street providing private and public ambulance services. Tet 1324 Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Campbell CO
West
Chelsea
Job applicants file opens at Uptown Tribune office
Special Notices announce a new file of applications for various positions at the Uptown Office of The New York Tribune located between 4th and 5th streets. Office hours are from 3 am to 6 pm.
Rev John L Scudder to Speak at Fifth Avenue Forum
The Rev John L Scudder pastor of the First Congregational Church Jersey City and manager of the People's Palace will address tomorrow evening at the Fifth Avenue Forum in the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. He speaks at Dr Aked's invitation on Amusements and the Church or the Ecclesiastical Clubhouse as a Practical Substitute for the Saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Scudder
First Congregational Church
Jersey City
People’s Palace
Fifth Avenue Forum
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Aked
New York Governor to Speak at Sons of the American Revolution Dinner
Governor Hughes of New York will deliver the address at the Connecticut Sons of the American Revolution annual dinner on February 22 in New Haven. Indications point to the event being the largest ever held by the Connecticut branch with strong attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Jan
Hughes
New York
Sons of the American Revolution
Connecticut
Duncan and Duff wed in Englewood New Jersey
Ruth Harland Duncan married John Duff of Boston Massachusetts at Englewood New Jersey on Saturday January 4 1908 in a ceremony conducted by Rev Henry B Washburn. Notices of marriages and deaths require full names and addresses for indorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff—Duncan
Englewood, N. J
Henry B. Washburn
Ruth Harland Duncan
John Duff
Boston
Mass
Arrowsmith and Others Die in January Notices
Deaths and funeral notices published for Augustus T Arrowsmith, Helen Vanderberg Babcock, Harriet Newell Beaumont, William E Bogardus, Rebecca Brisley, Rebekah Bulkley, Elivah Craven, Lydia Creuzbaur, Susan Dashiell, Ruth Dutton, and Lydia Ferris. Obituaries list affiliations, residences, and funeral arrangements across New York and New Jersey with dates January 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsmith
Augustus T. Bill
Clark C. Babcock
Helen V. Johnson
Helen C. Beaumont
Harriet N. Knett
George F. Bogardus
William E. Lamson
Martha
Brissey
Hebecca
Lounsbury
Jane A. Bulkiey
Rebekah W. P. Lowery
Patrick Craven
Elijah RB. Mersens
Edon Creuzbaur
Lydia K. Moore
Josephine
Dashiell
Susan EB
William E. Bogardus
Brookdale
N. J
Reading
Penn
Brisley
Rebecca
William J. Brisley
Tribune subscription rates and international offices listed
The Tribune announces daily and weekly subscription rates including domestic, Canadian, and foreign mail options. It lists offices in New York and uptown locations, and provides a long roster of international hotel and agency partners for readers abroad.
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United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Index
Sia
New York City
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E.J. Holland
Daly's
Sion
Otis Harlan
Miss Heid
Empire
Quality Street
Mbe
the Grand
Casino Theatre
Variety Theatres
125Th Street Theatre
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James D. Adams
Brooklyn Navy Yard
W. F. Bricker
Norris
Oliver D. Norton
Paul «. McDonnald
Naval Hospital
Bricker
Navy Department
New Hampshire
Naval Academy
Buffalo
H. H. Hosley
Missouri University
the Weather Report
Eastman Hotel
Hot Springs
Ark
Elijah R. Craven
DR. Albert Hoffa
Levi Jewett
Clark C. Sapeat
Schaghticoke 'In
Johnson
Helen C
Clarence D
Helen E. Johnson
Prospect Ave
Aeter
BE of
Larchmont
Louisbury
Port Chester
Jane Jane Ainottee
King St
Tipple Creek
Edward Newins
Eocklyn, Bn
Seth Eee
Eee
Newfoundland
Henry Rutherf
Robert J. Grattan
Mivenne
Ism
West Chester
West 48Th St
Robert W. Taylor
Ten Brook
Tenafr. N
Woodlawn
Undertakers
New-York Tribune
Gov. Hughes
Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Nat ‘Ss
Puneral
Babcock
Oak Pluffs
Helen Vanderberg Babcock
Jared S. Babcock
Bulkley
Rebekah Wheeler Pomeroy
Henry Thorp Bulkley
Southport
Conn
L. D
Sewall
Clarissa Sergeant
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Ferris
Laxewood
W. J
Dwight
Sherwood B
Towers
Scents Weekly
Universal Postal Union
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Verrice
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Montague de la Cour
Ofice
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Strand
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American Express Company
Haymes
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Brown Shipley & Co
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Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
John Ee
John
Petttes Ecurtes
Eagle Bureau
Cambor, Morgan, Haines & Co
Hauge
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Odler & Co
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le Montfortm
Hamburg
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Se & Ge
Ndon—Fiotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Carlton
Claridge’s Hotel
Pole
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the Howard Hotel
Norfolk Street Embankment
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Manchester
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Derby
Holtier’s Hotel
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Ayr
Station
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Belgium
Grand Hotel
Brussels
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Palace Hotel
berger-Hof
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Continental Hotel
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Vienna
Budapest
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Nice
Nic
Rome
Eden Palace
Genoa
Hotel de Londres
Naples
Hotel Royal Daniels
Venre
San Remo
Botel Grandstagne
Mice
Motel de Hermitage
Monte Carlo
Egypt
Cairo
Riau
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