Hope for Lady Viola Talbot Hearts Runaway Marriage Wing
Lady Viola Talbot has reportedly wed Reginald Gore in a runaway match. Her father Lord Shrewsbury, though separated from Lady Shrewsbury, approves the match, while court circles recall past royal attitudes toward such unions. Gore hails from the Gore family of Derrymore Clare and is linked to a long, noble lineage. The article also notes diplomatic activity in London with various foreign envoys and references Mme Nansen and arc ship voyages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iCopstigh
Trentwood Company
Victoria
Lillian Fitaclarence
Ling
William Arthur Boyd
Life Guards
Cantsin
Lillian Boyd
France
Guigent
Viela Talbot
Reginald Gore
Lord Shrewsbury
Earl
Ireland
Lady Shrewsbury
Lord Ingestre
Viola Talbot
Viola
Alton Towers
Leutenant
Royal Navy
Liemenant
Edward Arthur Gore
Derrymore
Clare
Oldro
Elizabeth
Paul Gore
James
Relph Gore
Totrery
Musurus Pacha’s Death and Ottoman Diplomats in London
Musurus Pacha died after a fall in his London drawing room, the result of a knee injury. He was a renowned diplomat born in Istanbul, linked to a long line of Ottoman ambassadors at St. James's Court. His father, also Musurus Pacha, served 1851-1885, and his wife was Princess Vogorides. The piece notes a family history in London and references other ambassadors who died in harness, including Rustem Pacha. It mentions Musurus’s career as secretary, envoy at Rome, and four years as Governor of Samos, and contrasts his fortune with his father by securing a wealthy marriage.
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London
Mo Nansen
Musurus Pacha
Mme. Nansen
Europe
Scandinavia
Dr. Nansen
Arctic
Mme. Hansen
Hansen
Fram
Jeune
Francis Jeunce
St. Helier
St. John Brodrick
Sybil Brodrick
Lord Midleton
Hilda Charteris
Earl of Wemyss
Lord Middleton
William Gordon Cumming
John Midleton
Henry VI
Thomas Brodrick
Tower of London
Elizabeth
Broderers’ Company
Ireland
Midleton
County Cork
Brodrick
Peper Harow
Surrey
House of Lords
Peper
Walter FitzOther
William the Conqueror
Alward
Edward the Confessor
Bernard Brocas
Anne of Bohemia
Richard II
William Chambers
Rubens
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Musurus
England
Turkey
St. James's
Old Mtsurus Pacha
Vogorides
Foreign Office
Lord Granville
Rustem Pacha
Rome
Samos
Stephen Musurus
Stephen
John Antoniaces
Mahmoudieh Canal
Alexandria
Egypt
Sir John
Queen Victoris
Sen
Lord and
Lacy Midleton
Canada
Dominion
Grey
United States
Lawd Midleton
Wilkes St. John Brodkey
South Africa
India
Madeline Stanier
S. Melier
Toolonel
J ¢. Staniey
Ligaeus
Reforms Sought by Union League Club
At the annual Union League Club meeting a committee on political reform was created to propose sessions of the Legislature on a biennial basis or constitutional amendment. A law to bar pre March 1 bill consideration and raises for legislators from 1500 to 3000 were approved. Frick paintings loan acknowledged. Sheldon reelected president. Mills Hepburn Brooker Hayden elected VPs. Whitman secretary. Wiggin treasurer. A reform committee includes Hedges Wise Thomas Middlebrook Mitchell Marling Brainerd Davis Agnew Brown Cherch O Conor.
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Union League Club
Henry C. Frick
George R. Sheldon
Andrew Mills
A. Darton Hepburn
Charles F. Brooker
Henry W. Hayden
Charles 5. Whitman
Albert H. Wiggin
Job E. Hedges
Henry A. Wise
Hector W. Thomas
Frederick J. Middlebrook
William Mitchell
Alfred E. Marling
Cephas Brainerd
Gherardi Davis
George B. Agnew
Edward F. Brown
William Conant +Cherch
John C. O'Conor
Colonel McClure "So x Years Young" Dinner Message
Colonel Alexander K. McClure celebrated his eightieth birthday with a complimentary dinner at the Hotel Majestic in Philadelphia. Guests included Speaker Cannon, Pennsylvania delegation members, and the full state Supreme and Superior courts. The room featured decorations and a large electric sign reading “Fighty Years Young.”
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Philadelphia
Alexander K. McClure
Hotel Majestic
Cannon
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
State Supreme and Superior Courts
New Boston Orchestra Debuts Bischoff Symphony in New York
Dr Mack with the Boston Orchestra offers new works amid harsh public reception. Hermann Bischoff’s Symphony in E, premiered at a German festival last May, faces weariness from repetition. MacDowell’s D minor piano concerto and Dvorak Carnival Overture round out the program with notable but uneven performances.
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Mack
Boston
Dr. Muck
New York
Hermann Bischoff
Allsgemeiner Deutscher Musikverein
Hale
Bischoff
MacDowell
Mme. Carreno
Dvorak
Wagner's Love Drama Triumph at Metropolitan Opera
The New York audience praised Tristan und Isolde with Mahler’s superb conducting and Fremstad’s Isolde at the Metropolitan Opera House. The Viennese director kept the score muscular yet balanced, matching the singers’ powers with beauty, while Fremstad’s refined acting and vocal richness elevated key moments. Knote, Homer, Klass, and Van Rooy delivered familiar, admirable support as the crowd applauded warmly.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Mahler
Isolde
Miss Fremstad
New York
Tristan
Mr. Knote
Mme. Homer
Mr. Klass
Mr. van Rooy
New Texas Pianist Wynn Pyle Debuts at Mendelssohn Hall
Miss Wynn Pyle made her first appearance as a pianist here at Mendelssohn Hall last evening. Though still developing her musical personality after recent studies in Europe, her best moments showed marked tonal beauty and singing left-hand touch in Chopin. The program featured cellists Karl Grienauer, Gaston Borch, George Schmidt, and pianist Mme Grienauer.
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Wynn Pyle
Mendelssohn Hall
Texas
Europe
Mme. Samaroff
Mr. van der Stucken
Lone Star
Miss Pyle
Messrs
Karl Grienauer
Gaston Borch
George Schmidt
Mme. Grienauer
Mme Cavalieri Improvised Change in Mefistofele Cast
Owing to illness Mme Lina Cavalieri will not sing the role of Margherita at the Metropolitan Opera House tonight. Geraldine Farrar will assume the part, as she did in earlier performances this season.
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Mme
Lina Cavalieri
Margherita
Mefistofele
Metropolitan Opera House
Geraldine Farrar
Deaths of George Dixon and Commander Hosley Prompts Reader Letter
To the Editor of The Tribune a reader laments the disparity in treatment between the death of negro prizefighter George Dixon and Commander Hosley U S N who navigated the Dewey to Manila. The letter notes Hosley’s long service while Dixon receives scant mention and questions republican fairness and sensationalism. The Tribune defends its coverage with a half page Hosley feature and a smaller Dixon notice.
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the Tribune
George Dixon
Hosley
U. Ss. N
Dewey
Manila
Dixon
H. C. Freeman
Schenectady
N. Y
Bellevue Hospital
Arizona Leads The World In Copper Output In 07
Phoenix Arizona Board of Trade reports 1907 copper output dominated globally with 67 million dollars in value. Arizona produced 37,400 pounds more copper than Montana and 29,000,000 pounds more than Michigan, at a lower cost than other regions. John W. Foss presides. George W. Cowgill is secretary. Phoenix January 1, 1908.
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Board of Trade
Phenix
Ariz
Phoenix
Ariz) Board OF Trade
John W. Foss
George W. Cowgill
Governor Tryon’s Palace Burned in Newhbern MN
Fire destroyed the historic building once part of Governor Tryon’s palace before the Revolutionary War. It had served as a residence for James B. Duffy and was noted as in excellent preservation despite its extreme age.
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Newhbern
MN. C
Bay State Theatre War Sees Injunction in Vaudeville Battle
Springfield dispute pits William Morris Amusement Co against Klaw Erlanger over theatre leases and ejectment threats. Judge restrains Klaw Erlanger from ejecting Morris from Nelson and Franklin Square theatres and orders performance of lease terms. Worcester reports guards at Franklin Square as tensions rise with Poli pool involvement and plans to buy off opposition.
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The
Tribune
Springfield
Mass
William Morris Amusement Company
Nelson Theatre
Franklin Square Theatre
Worcester
Hitchcock
Superior
United States Amusement Company
New York
Klaw & Erlanger
Morris
Keith-Proctor
Z. Poli
J. C. Matthews
Matthews
William Morris
Lessee
Theatre Managers Elect Officers at Meeting
At a meeting yesterday the Association of Theatre Managers elected Charles Burnham president Henry B. Harris vice president ale Hayman second vice president Leo C. Teller secretary and Frank McKee treasurer The yearly dinner is set for January 23 at the Hotel Knickerbocker Guests of honor include Augustus Thomas Judge Crain Senator Grady Martin Saxe Edward Lauterbach Arthur J. O Keeffe P F McGowan Rex E Beach and Senator McCarren.
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Association of
Theatre Managers
Charles Burnham
Henry B. Harris
Ale” Hayman
Leo C. Teller
Frank McKee
Association
Knickerbocker
Augustus Thomas
Judge Crain
Grady
Martin Saxe
Edward Lauterbach
Arthur J. O'Keeffe
P. F. McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Senator McCarren
Rex E. Beach
Sothern to Open Five Week Lyric Engagement
E H Sothern announces a five week engagement at the Lyric Theatre starting Monday January 27. He will perform in Lord Dundreary Hamlet The Fool Hath Said in His Heart There Is No God The Merchant of Venice If I Were King and a Don Quixote version. Florence Reed Gladys Hansen and Virginia Hammond lead the company. Dundreary will be shown in the first two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Sothern
Lyric Theatre
Lord Dundreary
God
Sothern
Washington
Florence Reed
Gladys Hansen
Virginia Hammond
Fiske Engagement in Rosmersholm Extended at Lyric Theatre
Mrs Fiske will remain in Rosmersholm at the Lyric Theatre until January 3 extending the engagement beyond the initial closing date. The acclaimed actress continues to draw strong crowds and favorable reviews.
Mr Goodwin Stars in In Mizzoura at Grand Opera House
Mr Goodwin revived in Augustus Thomas play In Mizzoura at the Grand Opera House to a packed audience with standing room. Due to the warm reception the management announced a repeat performance tonight instead of A American Citizen as planned.
Knight for a Day road company to be organized
B F Whitney announced plans to stage a second company to present A Knight for a Day. The musical comedy is running successfully at Wallack's Theatre and will be toured with a Whitney Theatre company in Chicago.
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B. F. Whitney
Wallack’s
Whitney Theatre
Chicago
Blaney entertains deaf children at Lincoln Square Theatre
Charles E. Blaney hosted an afternoon performance for 60 deaf and dumb children from the New York Institute for the Deaf and Dumb and St. Joseph's Asylum at Lincoln Square Theatre. Between acts The Deaf and Dumb Boys band provided amusement, with the children enjoying the pantomime in the second act and expressing gratitude through D. Van Tassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
New York Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
St. Joseph's Asylum
Teddy Bears
Deaf and Dumb Boys
D. van Tassel
Friars Weekly Vaudeville Promises Notable Acts
Peter F Dailey Charles J Ross and Taylor Holmes headline the Friars weekly gathering. Ross will discuss satire on hive Savase widows. Dailey has not revealed his planned bit. An epistle from A Toxen Worm is awaited revealing insights on advanced advertising and luminaries.
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Peter F. Dailey
Charles J. Ross
Taylor Holmes
Ross
Mr. Dailey
Frank Worthing Seriously Ill in Detroit Pneumonia
Detroit January 9 Frank Worthing leading man for Grace George in the Divorcons company is seriously ill with pneumonia at a hotel. William A Brady husband of Miss George took Worthing's part in last night's performance.
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Frank Worthing
Detroit
Grace George
Divorcons
William. A. Brady
Miss George
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels
Hotel Astor hosts Mr and Mrs H W Howard of Philadelphia Belmont greets C Russell of Kansas City Holland welcomes Alexander Dow of Detroit Imperial receives B Douglas of Nashville Majestic with F L Thomas of Chicago Manhattan receives Clinton E Colon of Baltimore Waldorf Astoria hosts Thomas Voorhees of Philadelphia
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Hotel Astor
H. W. Howard
Philadelphia
Belmont—C. Russell
Kansas City
Holland
Alexander Dow
Detroit
Imperial —B. Douglas
Nashville Majestic
F. L. Thomas
Chicago
Manhattan
Clinton E. Colon
Baltimore
Waldorf-Astoria
Thomas Voorhees
Weather Report Forecast From Washington Region
The eastern half of the country saw cold to fair conditions with light snow in the Middle Atlantic and New England areas and the lake regions. Rain or snow spread from the Rockies to the Pacific. a low pressure trough moves from Manitoba to Texas. Temperatures rise ahead of it and fall behind, with snow and rain along its path and a sharp cooling east of the Rockies. Forecasts detail local changes from New England to the District of Columbia and surrounding states, with warmer today but colder by Saturday night and winds shifting from south to southeast.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Germany
L. S. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Association of American Universities
Rowe
South America
United States
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
Latin America
American
Washington
Jan
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lake
Rocky Mountain
North Pacific
Manitoba
Texas
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Illaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Weather Bureau
Obituary of Alfred B. Scott Former New York business leader
Alfred B. Scott, aged sixty two, former head of Scott & Bowne, died in Geneva Switzerland in January. He helped found Scott & Bowne in New York in 1874, led European operations, oversaw a London corporation, and introduced silo feeding in Switzerland. He also helped reorganize Buenos Aires tramways and affiliated with numerous clubs. He leaves a wife and two children, both summoned home by illness aboard the Kronprinz. He lived near Geneva and built a European business empire with branches across Europe and beyond.
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Alfred B. Scott
Geneva
Switzerland
Scott
Samuel W. Bowne
Scott & Bowne
New York
Scott & Bowne, Limited
London
Europe
Lake Geneva
Duchess de Clermont-Tonnerre
Don Carlos
England
Australia
Mr.Scott
Theodore N. Vail
la Capital
Buenos Ayres
Vail
American Bell Telephone Company
Alfred 3. Scott, Sr
Harvard
James S. Anthony
Kronprinz
Colonial Club
Lotus Club
Manhattan Club
New York Athletic Club
St. John’s Guild
Cyrus J. Lawrence Dies at Park Avenue Home After Long Banking Career
Cyrus J. Lawrence senior partner of Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons bankers at No 15 Wall Street and vice president of Bush Terminal Company died at his No 81 Park Avenue residence. Born February 28 1832 in Salem Westchester County he founded the firm in 1864 after a merchant career. He was active until a kneecap injury in year. Survived by wife Emily A Hoe and three sons two daughters. He served as director of New York Susquehanna & Western Railroad and belonged to several museums and art societies.
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Cyrus J. Lawrence
Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons
Bankers
Wall Street
Bush Terminal Company
Park Avenue
Mr. Lawrence
Salem
Westchester County
Cyrus
Louisa (Weed) Lawrence
South Salem
Lawrence
J. Lawrence & Sons
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
American Archeological Society
Bibliographical
Lefferts L Lefferts Iron and steel man dies at 67
Lefferts L Lefferts an iron and steel manufacturer of New York died from apoplexy yesterday while speaking with his son Louis in his office at 519 East 20th street He was born in Schoolcraft Michigan sixty seven years ago and invented the first enamelled bathtub He held several business roles in Boston Mott Haven and with Jordan L Mort Co He served as a non commissioned officer in the 7th Regiment for forty years His uncle Colonel Marshall died of apoplexy en route to the Centennial He belonged to the New Rochelle Yacht Club commodore of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club and member of the Harlem Yacht Club He leaves three sons and his wife had died years ago
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Lefferts L. Lefferts
New York
Louis
East 20Th Street
Mr. Lefferts
Schoolcraft
Mich
Boston
Jordan L. Mort & Co
Mott Haven
Lefferts
7Th Regiment
Marshall
Philadelphia
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Harlem Yacht Club
The Lusitania Story and Its Public Fascination
The American public shows strong interest in transatlantic travel as newspapers and periodicals extensively cover the Cunard steamship Lusitania. A vast volume of nearly 10,000 clippings, compiled by Albert Frank & Co., documents the ship’s entry into the transatlantic passenger fleet in a bound, gold-tooled edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Frank & Co
Broadstreet
New York
Turkey
Morocco
Cowdin and Harrison Wed At Chapel Of The Good Shepherd
Marriage notice from The Tribune for Winthrop Cowdin and Lelta Bell Harrison shows they were married on Wednesday January 1908 at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd by Rev W J Seabury D D. The record notes full names and addresses as required. A second item records Wilday Johnson marriage in Elizabeth New Jersey with Rev William Force Hitaker officiating and Sarah White Johnson as a witness.
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Cowdin—Harrison
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
W. J. Seabury
Winthrop Cowdin
Lelta Bell Harrison
George Tucker Harrison
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and surrounding areas
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements listed for January 1908 across Brooklyn, Wayne PA, Stamford CT, and White Plains NY. Entries name Mary Isabella Allen, John J Brady, Edward Betts Brisley, Anne Eliza Colcord, Edward Conklin, Augustus G. De Tartas, John Ditmas Jr, William Lewis Dutcher, Samuel Fessenden, Jennie E Fleming, Phebe W French, James Gibson, and veterans of the 7th Regiment. include residences, funeral times, and interment details.
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St. Augustine's Church
Th Ave
Sterling Place
Brisley
Wayne, Penn
Edward Betts Brisley
Wayne. Penn
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Colcord
Newkirk Ave
Brooklyn
Anne Eliza
Frederick D- Colcord
Conkliq
Edward Conklin
Monroe St
Jamesport
Long Island
DE Tartas
Augustus
Hushang
East 119Th St
Calvary Cemetery
Ditmas
Pierrepont Ct
John Ditmas, Jr
Dutcher
Newton
N. J
William Lewis Dutcher
Church St
North #1
White Plains
White Plaine
Grand Central Depot Annex
TTH Regiment
Gibson
Hadden
Anna. Allen
Mary I. Harris
Sarah B. H. Brady
John J. Hill
Alethea F. Brisley
Edward B. Lawrence
Cyrus J. Colcord
Anne FE. Miller
Williams
Conklin
Edward
Northru
James L. le Tartas
Augurius G
Oo Neil
Ames
Shiwmas
John, Jr
Alfred B. Dutcher
William L. Shaw
Lucy A. Fessenden
Samuel. Stone
Mary M. Fleming
Jennie E. Sullivan
Margaret. French
Phebe W Wilson
James. Worthington
Rev
George
Gretsinger
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from January 1908
Funeral notices for Harris Harrie Hill Lawrence Onsen J and others list dates January 9 to 14 1908. Locations include Peekskill Brattleboro Geneva Syracuse and New York City with interments at Greenwood Cemetery and other family venues. Names mentioned include Alethéa Finch Uriah Hil Jr George Worthington and Margaret Sullivan among others.
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Harris
Irving
Gramercy Park
Sarah Buell Hollister Harrie
Broughton D. Harris
Brattleboro
Peekskill
Alethéa Finch
Uriah Hil. Jr
Lawrence
J. Lawrence
Park Ave
Onsen SN. J
Montrose Ave
Greenwood Cemetery
Syracuse
Scott
Geneva
Switzerland
Alfred B. Scott
Scott & Bowne, Limited
London
Shaw
Hotel Netherland
Lucy A
John W. Shaw
Book of Views and Undertakers Advertised in City Notices
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage Lots 150 up Telephone 4805 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office 20 East 23d St New York City Undertakers Frank Fe Campbeerel 0 241-3 West 24 st Chapels Private and public ambulances Tel 124 Chelsem
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Cemetral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Cawiage
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank FE
Campbeerel
Chelsem
Desirable help QUICK for Tribune aspirants posted
Special notices from the Uptown Office of THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE list applications for selected aspirants to various posts. Offices in Broadway, with hours and mail subscription options announced. multiple international and domestic mailing addresses and office locations included for readers and subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Tribune
Ladies Christian Union Devotional Meetings During Week of Prayer
The Ladies Christian Union will hold devotional meetings during the week of prayer in the chapel of the Coteus Church, Sth Ave and th sf, at ten o clock a m. The notices mention free lectures by national lecturer at Berkeley Lyceum, with entrances on West ith St, including topics The Logic of Personal Natation and The Hidden Side of Life and Time. Ends by Jan 27.
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Ladies Christian Union
Coteus Church
Sth Ave
Tloetock A. m
Berkeley Lyceum
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Medical Department
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Wagner
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Tryon
BAY State Theatre War
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Goodwin
Mizzoura
NEW “Knight
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Friars
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Alfred
Tri-Weekly
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Morristown
Jennie E. Pleming
James S
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Pine Lawn Cemetery Chapel
Flatbesh Ave
Thomas Dimond
Lis Oon
Sother Lesse Badden
Anna
David Hadden
Ant Aspinwall
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Sthave
Sear
Mary M
Sumner
Noliss West Setn
Sullivan
Margaret
Hate
Paysor
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Isist
St. Wilson
Florence M Wileson
J. G. Wilson
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Fagle Bureau
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Brussels
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Four Seasons Hotel
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Hotel Bellevue
Dresden
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Nurembers
Europeischer-Hof
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Hungaria
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Oses
Italy
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Hotel Royal
Hotel Imperial
Nice
Cannes
Seavey Hotel
Ficence
Eden Palace
Genoa
Hotel de Londres
Hotel Royal Daniels
Savoy
Naples
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