Louis Stern Resigns From Temple Emanu El Board
Louis Stern quits the Temple Emanu El board after over thirty years of affiliation, amid criticism from fellow members and commentary in Jewish publications. The resignation comes as his daughter Irma wed Baron Lee de Graffenried in a Catholic ceremony, prompting editorial backlash. The baron and baroness are en route to Switzerland.
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Louis Stern
Temple Emanu-El
Jeweh
Stern
Irma
Baron Lee de Graffenried
Fifth Avenue
M. J. Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Hebrew Standard
Arthur Cohen
Jewish Board of Deputies
Jews’ College
Anglo-Jewish Association
Magnes
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Ane
Lalwyer
Mr. Stern
Yeers
Justice David Leventritt
A. J. Dittenhoefer
Louis Marshall
James Seligman
William I. Spiegelbere
M. H. Moses
Daniel Guggenheim
Baron
Baroness de Gaffenreich
Switzerland
Mount Vernon Man's Will Denounces Wife for Infidelity
S Hudson Wright of Mount Vernon died in a New York hotel after domestic trouble. He states no bequest to wife Frances C Wright due to her faithlessness, with evidence deposited with his counsel Walter H Dodd. The will, dated October 8, also urges abstinence from alcohol for his children and cautions careful marriage choices.
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Mount Vernon
Frances C. Wright
Walter H. Dodd
York
S. Hudson Wright
Coal Deater
Wroht
Lad
South
Civil Service Exemption Bid by Municipal Court Clerks
Thirty assistant clerks allegedly appointed illegally seek to place their positions on the exempt list through the Municipal Civil Service Commission. Each earns six dollars annually, with a pool of forty eligible names. The contest pits applicants from Manhattan and Brooklyn in what is expected to be a heated dispute.
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Municipal Civil Service Commission
Manhattan
Brooklin
Rear Admiral Logan Held Rank Two Days At Navy Yard
Rear Admiral Leavitt C. Logan, commandant of the Penasco ls Navy Yard, was confirmed as a rear admiral by the Senate and will be retired shortly. He enjoyed the unique distinction of holding the rank on the active list for two days before retirement.
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Washington
Leavitt C. Logan
Pensacols Navy Yard
Senate
Sale of Mirrors and Jewels at Fifth Avenue Gallery
A viewing was held at Fifth Avenue Galleries No 516 Fifth Avenue yesterday featuring a mirrors collection of great decorative periods and jewels valued over 1 million dollars. The remainder of H E Wanamaker modern art cabinetry is offered alongside rare English sporting prints and Asiatic Moor coverings to be dispersed at marshal's sale this week. James Silo framed sales begin today with a varied catalogue to be sold this week.
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Fifth Avenue
H. E. Wanamaker Miedern
Marshal
James
Metropolitan and Amurrican museum notices and society events
A cluttered notice page lists accuses to major museums and many society gatherings. Items include Jom B Clark presenting socialism as a remedy for monopoly at Berkeley Lyceum and Wash ington Heights Hospital events, plus annual Colony Club meeting, Interborough Association of Women teachers at Cooper Union, Georgia Society supper at Waldorf Astoria, and lectures on medicine, press function, and medical service reforms.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Amurrican Museum of Natural History
Jom
Clark
League For Politics
Berkeley Lyceum
Talibean
Ladies Auxiliary Society
Washington Heights Hospital
Waldorf-Astoria
Buchen
Colony Club
University of Toronto
de Manhattan
Interborough Association of Women Techers
Cooper Union
Georgia Society
Waldorf, Astoria
New Japan
Dr. McGlynn Monument Association
Fim Arsenivy Soom
National Socit
West 44Th Street
Exton Seeman
United Ose
New York
East
Sch
Obituary for Robert Floyd Cunard manager in port since 1886
Robert Floyd died yesterday at his home 361 West 27th Street. Born in 1842, he joined the Inman Steamship Company early, later becoming joint agent with John Kirke. In 1886 he joined Cunard and rose to manager, retiring last year at his request after more than twenty years of service.
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Robert Floyd
Cunard Steamship Company
West 27Th Street
Mr. Floyd
Old
Inman Steamship Company
Inman Line
John Kirke
Cunard
Cunard Line
Death of Miss Alice Adams in England
Miss Alice Adams daughter of Charles Thornton Adams and Alice Hanks Adams died of heart disease in Southampton England after months of ill health. Born in Boston twenty years ago she sailed for England in October seeking relief from climate. Funeral and burial will take place in Boston upon the body’s arrival. Her father works in the Manhattan Railway Company law department and is active in the Sons of the Revolution St David's Society and the New York State Bar Association, residing in Montclair New Jersey.
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Alice Adams
Charles Thornton Adams
Alice Hanks Adams
Southampton
England
The
Sons of the Revolution
St. David's Society
New York State Bar Association
Montclair, N. J
Daniel C Heath Dies Head of D C Heath Co
Daniel C Heath of the D C Heath & Co publishing house died at his Newtonville home after a stroke. Born in Salem Missouri sixty four years ago, he graduated Amherst College in 1868 and helped run Ginn & Heath before founding his own firm. He leaves a wife and three sons.
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Boston
Daniel C. Heath
D. C. Heath & Co
Newtonville
Mr. Heath
Salem
Amherst College
Ginn & Heath
Heath
David Cady Smith Dies at 94 in Schenectady
David Cady Smith longtime Schenectady County Bar member and former Schenectady Savings Bank president died at age ninety four. Born Minaville and raised near Amsterdam he was last survivor of the 1836 Schenectady Utica Railroad party. Survived by wife two sons Everett and Gerardus and daughter Ellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
David Cady Smith
Schenectady County
Schenectady Savings Bank
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute At
Troy
Minaville
Montgomery County
Johnson Hall
Amsterdam
Smith
Francis Smith Dies Wealthy Railroad Stockholder at Warrenton
Francis Smith of Breckland Maine died today at Warrenton aged eighty five. He left three brothers and a sister. Smith and his brothers were reputedly worth forty million dollars with extensive real estate in several cities including Omaha where he acquired large tracts in the early 1800s. Born in Freedom Maine he began life humbly in New York City and lived there many years before retiring thirty years ago.
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Breckland
Francis Smith
United States
Warrenton
New York City
Benjamin Rush Cowen Dies After Public Service Career
Benjamin Rush Cowen fifty seven age seventy seven died today in Cincinnati after a long public career. He served twenty three years as clerk of the United States Circuit and District courts for the Southern District of Ohio and held posts including Secretary of State in 1862, adjutant general of Ohio, Assistant Secretary of the Interior under Grant, and editor of The Ohio State Journal. Survived by wife and three sons James L Cowen of Tokio Benjamin S Cowen of Cincinnati and Sidney J Cowen. He was a past commander of the Ohio Loyal Legion and a Mason highly regarded in Republican circles.
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Cincinnati
Benjamin Rush Cowen
United States
Southern District
Ohio
Brough
Grant
Cowen
Ohio State Journal
Republican National Committee
James L. Cowen
Tokio
Benjamin S. Cowen
Sidney J. Cowen
The
Loyal Legion
Charles Abbott Davis Dies At Rhode Island Hospital
Charles Abbott Davis curator of the museum at Roger Williams Park died at the Rhode Island Hospital after mental strain from his work. He was forty, a Burlington Vermont native, and his insect collection was regarded as Rhode Island's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Providence
Charles Abbott Davis
Roger Williams Park
Rhode Island Hospital
Prince of Monaco Disclaims Debts of Son Louis
Paris, Jan 29 The Prince of Monaco announces he will not be responsible for debts by his son Louis who is described as living a gay life in Paris. Louis allegedly abducted his natural son from the child's mother in the latest reported exploit.
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Paris
Prince
Monaco
Louis
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont Gotham Plaza Waldorf
Prominent guests checked into major New York hotels including F. K. Gladden Cleveland and C. B. Montgomery Pittsburg at Belmont. Gotham table includes Mr and Mrs Anthony Baxter and Mr and Mrs R. E. Mason from Brockton Mass. Holland lists Lou F Payn of Chat ham. Plaza hosts Frank R. Partridge Chicago and Philip L. Saltonstall Boston. Waldorf Astoria greets Charles G. Dawes Chicago J H Weaver Philadelphia and Louis R. Page Philadelphia.
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Belmont
F. K. Gladden
Cleveland
C. B. Montgomery
Pittsburg
Gotham
Anthony Baxter
R. E. Mason
Brockton
Mass
Holland
Lou F. Payn
Chatham
Plaza
Frank R. _ Partridge
Chicago
Philip L. Saltonstall
Boston
Waldorf-Astoria
Charles G. Dawes
J. H. Weaver
Philadelphia
Louis R. Page
Weather report documents deep cold across regions
Official weather record from Washington notes a cold wave spreading through New England and the Middle Atlantic, with snow and rain in several areas. Forecasts call for much colder conditions in the Gulf states and eastern half of the country, with unsettled western weather and diminishing winds along the coasts.
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Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Gulf States
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
Upper
Ohio
Lower
Mississippi
Missouri Vatleys
Guile States
Plains States
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Astern
Pennsylvania
New York
Gilda Too Often Sings Better Than She Acts in Rigoletto
Review of the Manhattan Opera House production notes Signorina Tetrazzini’s superb upper range and agile coloratura in Gilda but says her acting fails to convey youth and ingénue charm. Praises Renaud as Rigoletto and Campanini’s conducting. critiques Bassi as Duke and Gilibert as Monterone despite strong singing overall.
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Gilda
Signorina Tetrazzini
Manhattan Opera House
Rigoletto
Bassi
Duke
Gilibert
Monterone
Campanini
Recital by Mme von Niessen-Stone at Mendelssohns Hall
Mme von Niessen-Stone presented a long recital of songs by Franz Brahms Wolf and MacDowell. Critics noted deliberate avoidance of familiar pieces but found the program lacked lightness and variety. Her clear enunciation and sincerity were praised, yet a frequent crescendo on long notes wore on listeners.
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Mendelssohn Hall
Mme. von Niessen-Stone
Franz
Brahms
Hugo Wolf
E. A. MacDowell
Wolf
MacDowell
Mme. von Nielsen-Stone
Dinner of Kansans Urges Federal Regulation of Interstates
Rev Dr Lyman Abbott told the Waldorf Astoria dinner of the Kansas Society in New York that all interstate industries should come under federal regulation while cities manage purely local matters. He argued for national banking, postal systems, railroads, and warned against centralized power in bosses. Kansas figures including Senator Lenz and Senator Curtis sent letters. Canfield presided as toastmaster.
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Lyman Abbott
Kansas Society of New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Sandy Hook
Golden Gate
Manhattan Island
Buffalo
Dr. Abbott
Albany
Congress
James H. Canfield
Kansas Society
Columbia University
Kansas
Senator Lenz
Senator Curtis
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
Daniel R. Anthony, Jr
Thomas Ewing, Jr
J. W. Miller
Walter H. Scott
Schooley Loses Will Case in Scranton Jury Forged Document
The Scranton jury ruled the Schooley presented will for James L. Crawford a forgery. They sided with Mrs. Crawford and her son, beneficiaries of the Crawford estate valued over $1,000,000. The decision ends the will contest in favor of Crawford's widow and her son.
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Scranton
Penn
Schooley-Crawford
George B. Schooley
James L. Crawford
Women Guilty Of Gambling In Quincy Whist Club
Six women who ran a whist club benefiting the Main Street Baptist Church aid society in Quincy were convicted of gambling in Superior Court today. Judge Wentworth imposed $50 fines each. They appealed and were released on their own recognizance after posting charges. Admission was $1 and six prizes were offered.
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the Tribune
Boston
Aid Society
Main Street Baptist Church
Quincy
Wentworth
Funeral for Prof Gillet to suspend Normal College classes
Normal College will suspend classes tomorrow so faculty and upperclassmen may attend the funeral of Professor Joseph A. Gillet, longtime head since the retirement of Thomas Hunter. Gillet, born July 21, 1837, died Tuesday after an appendicitis attack. body to be taken to Park Avenue M E Church at 10 am. Prof Edward Burgess will act as president until a new president is elected.
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Normal College
Joseph A. Gillet
Thomas Hunter
Gillet
Hahnemann Hospital
Lebanon Springs
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Burgess
Natural Science
Nevada police bill becomes law in Carson
Governor Sparks signed the police bill in Carson today making it law. A rush to join the force follows the action with officials predicting field readiness within about forty days.
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Carson, Nev
Sparks
Senators Seek $350000 for Tokyo Exposition Participation
In Washington Senator Cullom introduced a bill to appropriate 350000 for U S participation in the 1912 Tokio exposition and to establish a commissioner general with a 6000 salary and deputies. The measure, backed by the President and cabinet members, aims for prompt passage. Also reported were bills for 35000 for representation at the Panaman Scientific Congress in Santiago in 1908 and 7000 for an exhibit at Quito in 1908.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senate
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Tokio
Japan
Root
Taft
House Committee On Industrial Arts and Expositions
Congress
Frye
Santiago
Chile
Quito
Ecuador
Miss Hetty King tops Colonial Theatre engagement
Miss Hetty King the male impersonator is enjoying a prosperous week as a leading performer at Mr. Williams's Colonial Theatre. Her act ranges from a swell to the hard seaman, with singing that pleases. Grace Van Studdiford, R. G. Knowles, Albert Whelan, Duveen and Duveen, and Wilfred Clarke add to the merriment with selections from comic operas.
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Hetty King
Mr. Williams
Colonial Theatre
Grace van Studdiford
R. G. Knowles
Albert Whelan
Duveen
Wilfred Clarke
Hilliard Stars In One-Act Play At Fifth Avenue
Robert Hilliard leads the Fifth Avenue Theatre week in the one act drama As a Man Sows with strong moments and fine character insight. A capable company supports him as Carrie De Mar, the Karno pantomimists, the Novellos, Laddie Cliff and the Comedy Four participate in two daily performances.
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Robert Hilliard
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Mr. Hilliard
Carrie de Mar
Novellos
Laddie Cliff
Comedy Four
Victoria Theatre Presents Fifth Commandment Play and Vaudeville
The Victoria Theatre features Julius Steger's one act The Fifth Commandment which audiences at Hammerstein’s have praised. Newcomer Frank Fogarty headlines with jovial songs and humor. Rice and Prevost the Nichols Sisters the Binns and Alcide Capitaine complete the bill.
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Victoria Theatre
Julius Steger
Nazimova To Launch City Road Tour After Bijou Run
It was announced that Mme Nazimova will end her Bijou Theatre engagement on Saturday night February 15 and immediately begin a tour of larger cities, performing in the plays produced during her stay. Her managers plan a New York return later in the season for a new Rupert Hughes play. They aim to secure a theatre in the new theatrical district.
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Mme. Nazimova
Bijou
New York
Rupert Hughes
Dalton Engaged for Electra Role in London Production
Charles Dalton has been engaged to impersonate Egisthus in the forthcoming tragedy Electra, with Mrs. Patrick Campbell re-entering the stage here in a few weeks. Mrs. Beerbohm Tree Miss Stella Patrick Campbell and Mr. Ben Webster are expected to arrive today on the steamer Lusitania while in the east.
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Charles Dalton
Egisthus
Patrick Campbell
Beerbohm Tree
Stella Patrick Campbell
Ben Webster
Lusitania
Miss Grey Faints On Stage At Madison Square Theatre
Miss Katherine Grey fainted near the end of The Reckoning at Madison Square Theatre and was carried off stage. She will rest per doctor and manager W N Lawrence, and the final performance will be tomorrow night. Lawrence plans a February 10 reopening with Miss Grey in The Work of a Woman by David Graham Phillips, with Robert Warwick George Farren Walter B Greene Henry Hall Jane Peyton and Harriet Sheldon in principal roles.
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Miss Grey
Madison Square Theatre
Katherine Grey
W. N. Lawrence
David Graham Phillips
Robert Warwick
George Farren
Walter B. Greene
Henry Hall
Jane Peyton
Harriet Sheldon
Theatrical News Roundup of This Week’s Engagements
Vesta Victoria wraps up her Alhambra engagement as Collins and Collins Avery and Hart Horace Goldin and the Six American Dancers headline the bill. The Star Bout lines Keith Proctor Fifty-eighth Street Theatre with Felix Barry and others. Charlies Evans presents The Side Show at the One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Theatre with Foy and Clarke Hawthorne Burt and Fanny Rice. Union Square Theatre features Robert Dailey Mayme George Shields Rogers Brown Nevarro. Tony Pastor’s Theatre offers Frank Maltese Diamond Smith the Big Three Minstrels Earl and Curtis Earl and Bartlett Kitty Morris Max Freeman Harrigan Giles. The Witching Hour marks its 100th performance Monday Feb 10 with an extra show on Lincoln’s Birthday. Genée’s burlesque influence grows as Joan Slavin leads A Knight for a Day at Wallack’s, with Eight Berlin Dancing Madcaps. Harry Von Tilzer signs to continue in vaudeville with Keith Proctor, headlining next week’s Fifty-eighth Street Theatre bill.
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Vesta Victoria
Alhambra
Collins
Avery
Hart
Horace Goldin
Bout
Keith & Proctor
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
Felix, Barry
Charlies Evans
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Theatre
Foy and Clarke
Hawthorne
Burt
Fanny Rice
Robert Dailey
Mayme Gehrge
Shields
Rogers
Brown and Nevarro
Union Square Theatre
Tony Pastor
Frank Maltese
Diamond and Smith
Lincoln
Genée
Joan Slavin
Wallack’s
Berlin
Left Entire Estate To Trinity Church In Woodmere
Thomas Driscoll of Woodmere died last October leaving an estate valued at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. The will filed today leaves all assets to Trinity Church Woodmere rector warden and vestrymen. His siblings and nieces and nephews contest the will retaining counsel.
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Mineola
Long Island
Thomas Driscoll
Woodmere
Trinity Church
Driscoll
Taft to Speak at Buffalo Washington's Birthday Banquet
Secretary Taft has accepted an invitation to attend a banquet at the Ellicott Club in Buffalo on Washington's Birthday. Prominent Republicans from Rochester Syracuse Utica and other cities will be invited to attend.
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Tribune
Buffalo
Taft
Ellicott Club
Washington
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
In Line for Hughes. Praise From Hendrick.
Frank Hendrick, author and economist, urged a Hughes only candidacy at the Central Park Republican Club meeting. He argued Taft should not be a second choice and pressed for Hughes to endorse the administration's policies while defending Roosevelt era reforms and due process.
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Frank Hendrick
Central Park Republican Club
New York
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Taft
Hendrick
Ntt
Poe Wher
Sanaa
Weesle
Parsons
Ohio
Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Court
Constitution
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Boston Hotel Netherlands Files Bankruptcy in U S District Court
The Hotel Netherlands in Boston filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Proprietors Harry M. Hartshorn and Vincent Damiano report liabilities of 55,420 against assets of 51,629. Principal creditors are brewers and provision merchants. unsecured claims total 209 and guest accounts stand at 2,573. The hotel on Boylston Street has previously been named Reynolds, Lexington, and Netherlands.
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Boston
Hotel Netherlands
Harry M. Hartshorn
Vincent Damiano
United States District Court
Boylston Street
Reynolds
Lexington
Netherlands
Harvard graduate causes Piedmont Hills suicide
An Oakland inquiry into Theodore M. Hall's death on Piedmont Hills found he was a Harvard graduate and son of Arthur M. Hall, a wealthy book merchant from Haverhill Massachusetts. The body will be shipped to his parents’ home in Haverhill tomorrow.
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Cal
Theodore M. Hall
Piedmont Hills
Harvard
Arthur M. Hall
Haverhill
Mass
Roesler and Baird marry at St Bartholomew’s Church
Max Roesler wed Alice Russell on January 9, 1968 at 4 PM in St Bartholomew’s Church New York. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr Leighton Parks. Notices of marriages and deaths require full name and address.
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Roesler—Baird
St Bartholomew's Church
New York
Leighton Parks
Max Roesler
Alice Russell
John S. Baird
Obituary notices from The Tribune dated January 1908
A list of death notices and funeral details from The Tribune and tri-Weekly Tribune, including Adams Alice Monsell, Billinge Harriet E, Binney Marie L, Buell Harriet E, Cosgrove Elizabeth Woodbury Elliott, Gillet Joseph A, Loerch Ernest, and others. Notices give locations such as Southampton England and Lake Mohegan NY, plus dates January 2 to January 31, 1908, and burial or service arrangements.
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Buell
Utica
N. Y
Harriet Ellen Puell
Alexander Hamilton
Harriet E. Gruman Buell
Grace Church
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Details From January Listings
A stream of notices lists January funeral services for Lena Monsel, Katherine Moon, Angeline Nodine, Margaret Pelgrift, Abram Radcliffe, Cornelia Rose, Amey Sheldon, David Smith, Chapman Will, John Warren, Eleanor White, and others. It notes residences, dates, times, interment locations, and church services, with cemetery and local contact details. The Woodlawn Cemetery access and Campbell Chapels in New York City are also referenced for arrangements.
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Margaret E. Pelgrift
James Pelgrift
Radcliff
Abram S. Radecliff
Methodist Church
Hudson Street
Yonkers
Rose
Cornelia Canda Hurd
Semion Dickerson Rose
East Blackwell St
Dover
N. J
Sheldon
Madison Ave
Amey
Daniel B. Fearing
Frederick Sheldon
Grace Church
Broadway
10Th St
Smith
Tfe
Schenectady
David Cady Smith
Oelock
Vilas
White Plains
Chapman Wills
South Broadway
Lexington Ave
Warren
Park ‘Ave
John Hobart Warren
Trinity Chapel
Sithst
Oakwood Cemetery
Troy
N. Y
Philadelphia
White
Eleanor
Charles White
Uptown Tribune Seeks Applicants for Various Positions
The New York Tribune invites aspirants to file applications at its Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours run daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sign up to save time and expense by using the office's file of selected aspirants.
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THE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices Worldwide
The Tribune details subscription options for daily and Sunday issues with domestic and international mail rates. It lists multiple price plans, office addresses, and overseas reading room arrangements in cities such as London Paris Brussels and Hamburg, plus hotel outlets for foreign readers.
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Hotel Victoria
Savoy
Langham
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Claridge’s
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Midland Grend
Howart
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GPF Vieusseux Library
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