The Drama at Madison Square Theatre Review
Two German origin plays staged last night at Madison Square Theatre The Literary Sense translated by Charles H Genung features two story writers in a lurid intrigue while The Reckoning focuses on a duel death following a marital affair The critic condemns morbid themes and questions the public value of such sexual tragedy. The cast includes Robert Conness Walter D Greene Amy Ricard Fritz Sommer John S Robertson Mitzi Schiseger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Theatre
Arther Echnitzier
Vienna
Irving Place
Lawrence
Madison Square
Miss Grey
Casl
Robert Conness
Walter D. Greene
Amy Ricard
the Reckoning
FS Fritz Sommer
John S. Robertson
Theodore Kaiser
Mitzi Schiseger
Brewster's Missions at Grand Opera House Delight Audiences
The amusing farce Brewster's Missions was staged last night at the Grand Opera House after a provincial tour. Edward Abeles returned to the principal role amid scenes showing a steam yacht deck with a mainsail and a burning funnel, while a night scene features a sailor lowering a blue light to signal the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Grand Opera House
Edward Abeles
Miss Anna Held at Broadway Theater Ends January 2%
Miss Anna Held’s engagement in The Parisian Model at Broadway Theatre ends January 2. The next attraction will be Strauss’s operetta The Waltz Dream at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Held
Broadway Theatre
Strauss
Shenandoah revived at Harlem Opéra House
Bronson Howard's war drama Shenandoah returned to the Harlem Opéra House with John Craig and Beatrice Morgan in principal roles delivering vigorous performances to afternoon and evening audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Howard
War Pier
Shenandoah
Harlem Opéra House
John Craig
Beatrice Morgan
The Man of the Hour Plays at Savoy Theater
Mr Breadhhurst presents The Man of the Hour in its final week at Savoy Theatre The play moves to Tremont Theatre Boston on January 2 with Savoy showing a farce on that date not the drama.
Engagements at Daly's Theatre Announced for Friday and Saturday
Daly's Theatre ends Mr. Hollands run in The House of a Thousand Candles Friday night. Saturday evening at the same theatre Mr. Paul Armstrong presents his new play Society and the Bulldog.
Upcoming Theatre Appearances At Various Venues
This afternoon at 3 at Hudson Theatre, Leslie Harris plans his first American appearance under J B Pond management. On Wednesday Goethe’s Goetz von Berlichingen opens at German Theatre. Tuesday at 3 Mrs Le Moyne reads Macbeth at Lyceum Theatre with possible production later. January sees Viola Allen in Irene Woynerey at a London success, January 20 sees Twenty Days in the Shade at Savoy, January 27 Edward Sothern begins five weeks at Lyric with Lord Dundreary and Hamlet on two Saturdays.
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Hudson Theatre
Leslie Harris
London
America
Harris
J. B. Pond
Irvine Place
Sterling
Viola Allen
Irene Woyeheriey
Miss Allen
Savoy Theatre
Edward H. Sothern
Lyric Theatre
Mr. Sothern
Edward A. Sothern
Lord Dundrearr
Hamlet
The Star Bout boxing spectacle at Fifth Avenue Theatre
The Star Bout boxing show drew two large crowds and features forty participants. Eva Tanguay the cyclonic comedienne adds novelty with her singing and dancing. The bill includes Charles Evans, Harry Tighe's Collegians, the Seven Mowatts, the Otto Brothers and the Melnotte Sisters as Keith & Proctor plan a weekly Varlin Merling venue.
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Eva Tanguay
Comedienne
Charles Evans
Herry Tighe
Collegians
The
Seven Mowatts
Otto Brothers
Melnotte Sisters
Messrs
Keith & Proctor
Colonial Theatre Presents Vesta Victoria In Weeklong Bill
English music hall star Vesta Victoria leads a Colonial Theatre program with Percy Williams as promoter. Her return to the stage drew a large crowd after her first US appearance. The bill also features Julius Steger in The Fifth Commandment with his company and Sleed's pantomime, Mme Louise Agoust, Julian Rose, Prown and Nevare, and Gus Edwards's contribution to the performance.
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Vesta Victoria
Percy Williams
Colonial Theatre
Williams
Julius Steger
Steger
Sleed
Miie
Louise Agoust
Julian Rose
Prown
Nevare
Gus Edwards
Hetty King Headlines Victoria Theatre Appearance
Hetty King, famed male impersonator, headlines a Victoria Theatre bill. The performer’s act, drawing full houses, showcases cross dressing comedy and musical numbers that thrill local audiences.
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Hetty King
Prosperous engagement leads Victoria Theatre lineup this week
Joyed a prosperous engagement at the New York Theatre tops this week's performers at Mr. Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre. She performed impersonations such as the sailor and drew strong applause. Also featured were Julian Rose with Brown and Nevare, Gus Edwards's blonde typewriters, John Hyams with Leila Mc Intyre, and Laddie Cliff and the Dollar troupe of acro bats. May Irwin is announced to headline merriment next week.
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New York Theatre
Mr. Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Julian Rose
Brown and
Nevare
Gus Edwards
John Hyams
Leila McIntyre
Laddie Cliff
Dollar
May Irwin
Honey Boy George Evans Revises Monologue at New York Theatre
George Evans known as the Honey Boy revised his monologue and pleased the New York Theatre audience yesterday. Miss Lucy Weston performed a song titled Rake's Progress while Collins and Hart the Dante sisters the Eight Villians Whit Cun liffe Madge Fox and Marstro and Oretta received applause.
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George Evans
Honey Boy
New York Theatre
Lucy Weston
Collins and
Hart
Dante Sisters
Eight Villians
Whit Cunliffe
Madge Fox
Marstro
Oretta
The Hippodrome Show Stages Battle of Port Arthur
The Hippodrome drew large crowds yesterday for The Battle of Port Arthur and The Auto Race. An extra novelty act featured performing cats and pigeons as part of a changing circus bill.
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Port Arthur
Hymack Leads Alhambra Bill with Lively Imitations
Mr Hymack the chameleon comedian is a pleasant feature of the bill this week at the Alhambra. His impersonations have been cordially received elsewhere and likely to please local audiences. Nellie Wallace and Fred Karno present Speechless comedians with the pantomime A Night in an English Music Hall. George Felix and Lydia Barry appear in That Boy Next Door. Clifton Crawford Dolan and Lenhart and the Quaker City Quartet contribute to the merriment.
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Hymack
Alhambra
Nellie Wallace
Fred Karno
George Felix
Lydia Barry
Clifton Crawford
Dolan and
Lenhart
Quaker City
Empire Burlesquers Begin Week at Dewey
The Empire Burlesquers began a week's engagement at the Dewey yesterday afternoon and were warmly received. They presented two sketches The Slave Mart and Casey the Piper. Riger Imhof is the chief comedian of the company. There are two performances here every day.
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Empire
the Dewey
Mart
Casey
Song Birds Travesty Delights Large Yester Day Audience
Two big crowds at Fifty-Eighth Street Theatre applauded the travesty The Song Birds as the main event. William Burress headlines with James J. Morton Kennedy and Rooney Ruth Allen the Kitabanza acrobats and Charles and Fanny Van also on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-Eighth Street Theatre
William Burress
James J. Morton
Kennedy
Rooney
Ruth Allen
Charles
Fanny van
New Century Girls Entertains Gotham Theatre crowd
The New Century Girls company performed twice yesterday at Gotham Theatre to a hearty welcome. A large chorus accompanied their lively entertainment during the week’s shows.
Clarence Wilbur Leads Cast At 125th Street Theatre
Clarence Wilbur and his company headline the program with The New Scholar a sketch. Lyster Chambers and Adeline Dunlap present The Operator a one act play. Cast includes Lala Selbini Louise Henry Hooey Lea James Harrigan and Leon Rogee.
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Clarence Wilbur
Lyster Chambers
Adeline Dunlap
Lala Selbini
Louise Henry
Hooey and
Lea
James Harrigan
Leon Rogee
Laughable Irish Sketch Tops Tony Pastor's Week
At Tony Pastor's Theatre the chief feature is The Birthday Party a laughable Irish sketch. Pat Touhey stars with Laura Morris Kelso and Leigh the Marinellas Geraldine McCann Wood and Lawson and Reno and Richards also part of the bill providing lively comic entertainment.
Robert Hilliard Opens Week at Union Square Theatre
Robert Hilliard and his company began a week long engagement at Union Square Theatre with a new one act play. Bobby North, Melville and Higgins, Alfred Kelcey, Macart's monkeys and the La Vinne Cimaron trio are listed as entertaining features of the program.
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Robert Hilliard
Bobby North
Melville and Higgins
Alfred Kelcey
Macart’s Monkeys
la Vinne-Cimaron
Tetrazzini Begins First Rehearsal at Hammerstein Opera House
Mme Tetrazzini arrived Saturday to join Hammerstein operatic forces and had her first rehearsal yesterday at the Manhattan Opera House. She drove from the Knickerbocker Hotel and was besieged by ticket speculators who fled when she was recognized. Hammerstein lit the house for her benefit as she praised the theatre and met leading figures in music.
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Mme
Tetrazzini
Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Knickerbocker
Opera House
Mme. Tetrazzini
Verdi's La Traviata at the Metropolitan Opera
Caruso Sembrich Scotti Girerd and Jacoby head a starry Met cast for La Traviata with Mme Sembrich earning hearty applause sharing honors with Caruso. At the Manhattan Opera House Louise returns with Mary Garden receiving strong reception from a large audience.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Caruso
Sembrich
Scotti
Girerd
Jacoby
Mme. Sembrich
Manhattan Opera House
Louise
Mary Garden
Fortune in Australia makes Fitchburg man heir to vast estate
William Meehan of Fitchburg learns he is sole heir to his brother James in Australia. James, a wealthy mine owner and rancher, died two months ago, leaving an estate valued around ten million dollars. Meehan, who came to America from Ireland with his family fifty-six years ago, will depart for Australia this week.
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Fitchburg
Mass
William Meehan
Australia
Hoston
Meehan
Ireland
William
James
Lee Opposes Blue and Gray Reunion Plan
Savannah Ga January 12 General Stephen D Lee commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans opposes a proposed Blue and Gray reunion saying it could revive bitterness and harm current good feeling He also opposes federal pensions for Confederate veterans.
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Savanntah
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Great Washington
Lee
Professor Sanford Has Left Eye Removed
Professor Samuel S. Sanford of the Yale School of Music is recovering from surgery removing his left eye at his New York home. He became partially blind after an acute illness in Europe last summer and has since regained sight in his right eye.
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New Haven
Samuel S. Sanford
Yale School of Music
New York
West 52d Street
Europe
Sanford
Operation for ex senator Wilson to have surgery
Former Senator John Wilson is dangerously ill in Seattle and will travel to Baltimore late this week for a specialist operation.
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Wilson
Seattle
Wash
John Wilson
Baltimore
Hodcarriers and Ministers Pay Rises Narrow Salaries Gap
The Rev Dr Joseph W Cochran of Philadelphia told the Pittsburg Ministerial Union that hodcarrier wages have risen faster than minister salaries in recent years. He warned that low ministerial pay drives men from the ministry, noting a shortage of preachers in the East.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Joseph W. Cochran
Philadelphia
Endowment Boost Urged for New York Botanical Garden
At the annual board meeting held at 15 Broad Street Dr. N L Britton urged increasing the endowment to 1 000 000. Current funds for 1908 total 108 000 with 75 400 city appropriation and 28 000 from investments. The garden needs about 125 000 yearly to operate and plans five new glass houses costing 62 730.
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New York Botanical Garden
Broadstreet
D. Omills
N. L. Britton
Britton
Board of Education
Lecture on French Sculpture as Key to French Art Evolution
Royal Cortissoz completed ten lectures on French art at the Brooklyn Institute with a survey from early medieval works to the modern period. He highlighted Gothic cathedral carvings as the turning point and contrasted Rodin with Dubois, praising Dubois as emblematic of French genius. A post-talk reception followed at 164 Hicks Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe C. E. Brown.
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Royal Cortissoz
Brooklyn Institute
France
Mr. Cortissoz
Jean Goujon
Germain Pilon
Coysevox
Coustou
Pajou
Clodion
Houdon
Rude
Carpeaux
Barye
Faiguiere
Dubois
Auguste Rodin
Rodin
Cortissoz
Roscoe C. E. Brown
Hicks Street
Funeral of Mrs Hector de Castro in Rome
The funeral of Mrs. Hector de Castro once Miss Grace Aldrich of New York was held in the American Church Rome. The service was led by Rev Walter Lawrie of Newport with Ambassador and Mrs Griscom and the Anglo American colony in attendance. The church was filled with flowers from sympathizers.
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Hector DE Castro
Rome
Grace Aldrich
New York
Walter Lawrie
Newport
Griscom
Big Boys at Mr White's Reunion Dinner
The eighth annual dinner of the George White Alumni Association will be at the Hotel Savoy on Saturday evening. Speakers include Morgan J. O'Brien Justices Greenbaum Platzek McLaughlin O'Gorman and Fitzgerald of the Supreme Court Monsignor McGean Edward Lauterbach George Wallace School Commissioner Richard H Adams Peter R Gatens district school board and Associate Superintendents Meleny and Edson.
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George White Alumni Association
Hotel Savoy
Mr. White
Morgan J. O'Brien
Greenbaum
Platzek
McLaughlin
O'Gorman
Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Monsignor McGean
Edward Lauterbach
George Wallace
Richard H. Adams
Peter R. Gatens
Meleny
Edson
London’s Snark Sails Toward Tahiti Amid Silence
The Woman’s Home Companion editors, tracking Jack London’s voyage around the world in the Snark, report uncertainty over his fate in the Pacific. They note the faulty auxiliary engine may delay progress and state London’s course from Hawaii set for Tahiti, not the Marquesas.
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Jack London
Pacific
Hilo
Hawaii
London
Marquesas Islands
Tahiti
Society Islands
Aldrich currency bill in debate sparks reform critique
Journal of Commerce notes the emergency currency aim may stall real reform. Utica Herald-Dispatch Springfield Republican New York Times Boston Herald Indianapolis News all call the bill superficial, make shift, or unlikely to fix the currency system, while outlining the bond secured circulation proposal and its limits.
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Journal of Commerce
Aldrich
Utica Herald-Dispatch
Springfield Republican
New York Times
The
Boston Herald
Indianapolis
United States
Canon Chase Rebuked For Criminal Libel Verdict
Justice Marean in the Supreme Court found Canon William Sheafe Chase rector of Christ Church Brooklyn guilty of criminal libel for publishing a false report on Sunday closing injunctions. The ruling suspended sentence noting reckless disregard for truth and the need to avoid unwarranted court criticism. The case involved a Tribune interview and disputed injunction details. The decision also cleared Police Commissioner Bingham and deputy A J O Keeffe of defying the injunction by actions not interfering with the moving picture show.
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Marean
Supreme Court
William Sheafe Chase
Christ Church
Brooklyn
The
Tribune
Chase
Canon Chase
Ralph K. Jacobs
Justice Carr
Bingham
A. J. O'Keeffe
Lawrence Delmour Will Filed For Probate
By the will of Lawrence Delmour whispering Larry filed for probate yesterday the estate goes to his wife Mrs Jennie Delmour of 116 East South street who is charged with maintaining the testator's sister Miss Mary Delmour Delmour died December 3 1906 The will is dated September 5 1906.
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Lawrence Delmour
Larry
Jennie Delmour
East Sth Street
Mary Delmour
Delmour
Actress Florence Reed to Seek London Treatment Abroad
Worcester on January 13 reports Florence Reed, daughter of Roland Reed and leading woman to E. H. Sothern, must travel to London for treatment of blood poisoning.
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Worcester
Mass
Florence Reed
Roland Reed
E. H. Sothern
London
Towne Purchases Scranton Tribune from Connell Group
The Scranton Tribune will change ownership February 1. Ex-Congressman Charles A. Towne of New York will take over with associates. the Republican morning daily has circulated since 1891.
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Scranton
Penn
Scranton Tribune
Connell
Charles A. Towne
New York
Tribune
Today’s City Event Schedule and Talks
Free admission at the Met, American Museum of Natural History, and Zoological Gardens. Evening meetings include the ASME, Sphinx Club dinner, Cooper Union talk by John Graham Brooks on socialism, and various club gatherings across Manhattan including Carnegie Hall and Waldorf-Astoria events.
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American Museum of Natural History
149Th Street
Third Avenue
The
Round Table
Earl Hall
Columbia University
Paul Milyoukov
Russia
Carnegie Hall
New York Zoological Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Emilie M. Bulowa
Society For Political Study
Hotel Astor
Madison Square
Woman's Republican Club
Plaza Hotel
Don
Shelton
Young Women’s Christian Association
East 15Th Street
Board of Education
95Th Street
First
Second Avenues
G. Griffith Clapham
Far West
Audubon Avenue
168Th
169Th
Frank Keck
Philippines
American Museum
77Th Street
Central Park West
Helen Rhodes
France
Great Jones
Lafayette
Alvah D. James
South America
New York Public Library
West 135Th Street
William Bayars
Hale
Scott
St. Corneline’s Church
West 46Th Street
Edward Avis
University Settlement
Eldridge Street
Mary Emily Knowlton
Dante
West Side
West 30Th Street
Charles L. Harrington
169Th Street
Morris A. Lunn
Orlando F. Lewis
First Avenue
John N. Bassin
Notable Guests Check In at Leading Hotels
Prominent arrivals listed at major hotels include Miller of Youngstown Ohio at the Imperial E, George R Morton from Chicago at the Majestic, Samuel Mather of Cleveland at the Manhattan, Thomas Pelham Curtis of Boston at the Plaza, and Barclay Bauthrone from Vancouver at the St Regis.
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Imperial
E. ‘“. Miller
Youngstown
Ohio
Majestic
George R. Morton
Chicago
Manhattan
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
Plaza
Thomas Pelham Curtis
Boston
ST. Regis
Barclay Bauthrone
Vancouver
B. C
Weather Record and Forecast from Washington Dispatch
Eastern storm moves off shore, cooler air and light snow reach the southeast. Potomac floods rise with 20 foot crest at Harpers Ferry. Washington trims riverfront risk while nationwide forecast calls for warmer periods east of the Mississippi and variable winds along coasts and Great Lakes.
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Washington
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
New York
Georgia
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
Inshington
New England
Middle
South Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
Appointment clash over Father Hanna for San Francisco coadjutor
Rome reports the Propaganda Congregation did not act on Father Edward J. Hanna's candidacy due to missing documents on alleged modernist views. Cardinal Martinelli opposed the appointment while Cardinal Satolli and others supported Hanna. A further meeting will decide after Hanna explains his position in America. Bishop McQuaid and Dr. Breen issued statements defending and clarifying actions.
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Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda
Edward J. Hanna
Rochester
San Francisco
Father Hanna
Hanna
Cardinal Martinelli
Propaganda
Cardinal Gotti
Segna
Vivesttuto
Cardinal Satolli
Church
Christ
Dr. Hanna
New York
Cardinal Agliardi
McQuaid
Breen
Andrew E. Breen
St. Bernard's Seminary
Nero
New Bronx Educational Plan by Bronx Society of Arts and Sciences
The newly incorporated Bronx Society of Arts and Sciences aims to replicate Brooklyn’s arts model in the Bronx. Beginning in 1950s with weekly winter lectures, it will use the old Lorillard mansion through a Park Department arrangement. Dr. N L Britton leads the executive committee with MacCracken and others.
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Bronx Society of Arts and Sciences
Bronx
Brooklyn Institute of Arts
Bronx Society
Park Department of the
Lorillard
MacCracken
N. L. Britton
John H. Denbigh
Arthur B. Lamb
Olin J. Stephens
Britton
Letter to the Editor condemns Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes
A New York reader denounces calls for anarchy attributed to Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes. The writer urges punishment for such sentiments and questions whether dissidents should leave the country. Dated January 13, 19668.
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the Tribune
Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Death notices from The Trib une obituary list 1908
A fragmented obituary column lists multiple 1908 deaths with names John F Arnold Mary Burdett Margaret Carlin Anna Chase Silas Coleman Sarah Covert Emilie Denman Eliza Dickerson Ellis and others. Notices include service locations dates January 12 1908 through January 16 1908 with burial plans and residence details in New York City Stamford and Freeport.
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John Ford Arnold
John Arnold
Rebecca Campbell Arnold
Richard KR. Lytle
West 136Th Street
New York City
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
Bubrdett
Julia Merritt
Stamford
Conn
Mary Hoe Burdett
Charlies P. Burdett
St. Joan’s Church
New York
Hartford
Carlin
Margaret Carlin
Patrick Carlin
Brooklyn
Chase
Anna Howe
George H. Chase
South St
Coleman
Detroit
Shas Barker
George
Eliza Coleman
Covert
Sarah F
John C. Covert
Decatur St
Joseph Marfini
Denman
Rahway
N. J
Emilie Myers
Richard N. Denman
Jaques Avée
Cortlandt St
Dickerson
Freeport
Long Island
Eliza Vanderbeck
Joseph Dickerson
Long Beach Ave
Archer St
Ellis
West Chester
Aapath Nawaain
Eigen
Jameh Banver
E Ellis
Punéral Services
St. Peter's Church
Thursdeyary
Philadelphia
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access from US Central Station by Harlem trains Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots start at $150. Contact Gramercy 4855 for Book of Views or the representative at 3 East 224 Street, New York City. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 241-2 West 234 and private/public ambulances available.
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US Central Station
Webster and
Jérome Avenue
Gramercy
New York City
New York Tribune Seeks Applicants at Uptown Office
Special notices invite readers to consult the file of applications of aspirants for various positions now available at the Uptown Office of The New York Tribune located at 1364 Broadway between 3rd and 2nd Streets. Office hours are 9 a.m. to p.m.
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NEW York Tribune
Broadway
Tribune Subscription Rates and Global Offices
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