Sir Alan Johnstone and the Johnstone Legacy Recited
Sir Alan Johnstone a veteran English diplomat and favorite of the royal family is profiled for his service in Copenhagen and Darmstadt. The article traces the Johnstone lineage the crest winged spur and connections to Queen Victoria era and the Derby winning Sir Frederick Johnstone.
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Brentwood Company
Alan Johnstone
W. Pinchot
Copenhage
Norway
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Geome
Darmeiacht
England
King Award
Ernest
Victoria of Hesse
Queen Victoria
Edwaeth
Vienna
Copenhagen
Queen Alexandra
Lord Derwent
Sir Harcourt Johnstone
Harcourt
Archbishop Harcourt of
York
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Lord Iberrent
Johnstone
Westerhall
Edward
Frederick Johnstone
Edinburgh
Heward Isi
John Balrol
Bruce
Johnston
Frederick
Commodore Stone
Govan
Amodore
Charlotte Dee
Sir Frederick
Commodore
Sir William Johnstone
Frances Pulteney
House of Lords
Earldom
Fred
Laura
Lady Juliet Duff Given Vast Welsh Estate T: Lady Juliet Duff Will Inherit Welsh Estate Varynol After Father-in-law Dies
American arrival Lady Juliet Duff wife of Robin Duff lands with promise to inherit the vast Welsh estate Varynol once her father in law dies. The property has housed families for centuries and hosts a large bison herd and a vast menagerie. Robin Duff served in Life Guards and carries connections to the Assheton-Smith family and notable caricaturist Charles Duff. Lady Juliet travels with cousin Violet Vivian and plans to visit Washington.
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Juliet Duff
America
Robin Duff
de Grey
Is & Riece
Sir Michael Herbert
Washington
Varynol
Wales
Warne
Barbio
Snowdon
George Assheton-Smith
Robin
Charles Duff
Wellington Legge
Isle of Wight
Assheton-Smith
Charles Assheton-Smith
London
Vanity Fair
Lord Charles Bergsford
Lety Juliet Lowther
Las
Life Guards
Lord Vivian
Charles Asshef Smith
Violet Vivian
De Vivian’s Father a noted diplomat and revels organizer
The article recalls de Vivians father as British Ambassador in Rome famed for cuisine and dancing and for leading cotillons with Queen Margherita as his partner. A steeplechase rider in youth, he once rode at Alexandria in top boots and silk attire, provoking a protest from the Offce for improper conduct of officers.
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de Vivian
Rome
Margherita
Herone
Ericis
Alexandria
Court Favor Elevates Envoy to Rome After Nile Parade
The article describes a diplomat’s rise from near shelving to ambassador to Rome due to court favor. It notes a procession aimed at damaging British prestige in the Nile region and mentions the Vivians at court continuing influence. Violet and Dorothy Creppy, the queen’s maids of honor, underscore the family’s lasting royal ties. Dorothy married two years prior, Violet remains in royal service.
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The
Nile
Berne
Rome
Vivians
Creppy
Violet
Dorothy
Campaign against smoking by women sparks Atlantic debate
The piece mocks New York City aldermen on banning female smoking aboard the Adriatic en route to New York and lampoons feminine propriety. It argues tobacco steadies nerves, calms chatty tongues, and touts smoking as a civilizing influence for women across various regions, ending with a signature MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Miss Vivian
Juliet Duff
New York
Empire City
England
Orient
Europe
Briarwood
Betty
Judy
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Unemployed Panic Triggers Stampede at Manhattan Hall
Three hundred unemployed men fled in panic at No. 6 East 4th Street as a young man proposed merging the East Side Crisis conference with anarchists who had disrupted a socialist meeting at Clinton Hall. A man identified as Joseph Klang claimed to be an ex worker. Detectives interrupted as cries of revolution and Chicago came from the crowd.
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Manhattan Hall
East 4Th Street
East Side
Clinton Hall
Ith Street
Joseph Kiang
East 12Th Street
Conner
Thomas A. Edison
B. Rosenfeld
Burn
New York
Chicago
Klang
Cardinal Gibbons Leaves Boston for Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons and his secretary, Roger O'Donovan, depart Boston today for Baltimore.
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Boston
Cardinal Gibbons
Rgther O'Donovan
Baltimore
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels in New York City List
A list of notable guests staying at fashionable hotels includes Colonel E A Stevens at the Albemarle from Castle Point Fifth Avenue W B Clark from Hartford William Willets from Washington R D White at Hermitage Commander D Tatton Brown Royal Navy Southampton England Dr W H Ellis and Professor M Hutton from Toronto Dr W J Mayo Rochester Minnesota Mr and Mrs Cyrus F McCormick Chicago Marvin Hughitt Chicago.
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Albemarle
E. A. Stevens
Castle Point
Fifth Avenue
W. B. Clark
Hartford
William Willets
Washington
Hermitage
R. D. White
U. S&s
Murray Hill
D Tatton-Brown
Royal Navy
Southampton
England
Manhattan
W. H. Ellis
M. Hutton
Toronto
Weather forecast and record from Washington area
The Weather Bureau reports a cold wave across New England and mid Atlantic with temperatures 15 to 35 degrees below normal, warmer in central valleys and plains, and snow in the Rockies and Northwest. Forecasts predict snow Friday in the Southwest and a Friday evening cold wave in the central Rocky Mountains. local DC Maryland forecasts call for fair today with Saturday snow and northeast winds.
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Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
Jake
Plains States
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Northwest
West
Gulf States
Tne
Ward
South
Texas
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Astern
Pennsylvania
New York
Weather Bureau
Gili P. m
Fair End
Bear Divides Court Over Truth About a Real Bear
A New York Court of Appeals decision upholds a bear as legitimate freight in a Molloy versus Stalin case. Judge Gray rules Stalin as a common carrier not liable for a bear’s mischief. Chief Judge Cullen dissents, arguing carriers carry dangerous animals and are liable. The bears’ voyage from New York to New Haven and the boy Molloy’s injury spurred the suit, with defense and testimony detailing the animals’ transport and custody.
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Bronx Zoological Park
Court of Appeals
New York
Cullen
Louisiana
Molloy Agt
Stalin
Jonathan Deyo
Dickinson W. Richards
Mr. Starin
Starin
New Haven
Consolidated Road
Bears
Mr. Hammerstein
Molloy
Mr. Stalin
Richards
Gray
Willard Bartlett
Stalin Line
Greene County Men Cheer Hughes Dinner at Hotel Astor
The Greene County Society held its fourth annual dinner at the Hotel Astor with William Pierson Fiero as toastmaster. A Governor Hughes letter of regret drew applause. General Woodford spoke on the Hudson Fulton celebration and M Linn Bruce praised Greene County. Assemblyman Lee and Patrick McGowan also spoke.
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Greene County Society
Hotel Astor
William Pierson Fiero
Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
Hudson-Fulton
M. Linn Bruce
Greene County
Assemblyman
Lee
Patrick McGowan
Cortland Society Dinner At Hotel Astor In New York
The Cortland Society of New York held its eighth annual dinner at the Hotel Astor with over two hundred attendees. Speakers included Professor Lewis H. Tuthill on Grandfathers, Charles H. Dea on Grandmothers, and Edgar L. Adams with Plain Talk from the Hills. Franklin Pierce presided.
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Cortland Society of New York
Hotel Astor
Lewis H. Tuthill
Charles H. Dea
Edgar L. Adams
Hillis
Franklin Pierce
Tufts Drops Debating Contests With New York University
The Tufts College debating team ends annual debates with New York University after five years of dialogue. NYU’s stance on two points was deemed unsatisfactory, prompting Tufts to sever the contests.
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the Tribune
Boston
Tufts College
New York University
Wayne County Men Honor Blackmar at First Reunion
Abel E. Blackmar was the guest of honor at the first annual reunion and dinner of the Society of Wayne County held last evening at the Hotel Marlborough. Among those present were Charles T. Ennis, Peter C. Hendrick, Colonel T. H. Roberts and Arthur Southerland.
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Abel E. Blackmar
Society of
Wayne County
Marlborough
Charles T. Ennis
Peter C. Hendrick
T. H. Roberts
Arthur Southerland
Russell Named Rector of St Patrick's Washington
Baltimore January 39 The appointment of Rev. William T Russell of this city as rector of St Patrick's Church in Washington was announced at Cardinal Gibbons residence tonight He has been the cardinal s secretary for fourteen years and succeeds the late Rev Dr D J Stafford
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Baltimore
William T. Russell
St. Patrick's Church
Washington
D. J. Stafford
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Feussell
Baltimore Merchants Dinner Highlights Overseas Opportunity
The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association of Baltimore held its annual dinner at the Hotel Rennert. Speakers included John Barrett of the International Bureau of American Republics, Congressman Theodore E. Burton of Ohio, J. Thomas Ueflin of Alabama, and Maryland Governor Austin L. Crothers. Barrett spoke on Our Greatest Undeveloped Opportunity For America.
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Baltimore
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Baltimore
Hotel Rennert
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
J. Thomas Ueflin
Alabama
Austin L. Crothers
Maryland
Barrett
America
Obituary: Arthur Fergusson Dies in Manila
Washington reports the death of Arthur W. Fergusson secretary to the Philippine Commission from heart disease in Manila. A California native born 1859, he served in multiple diplomatic and translation roles including interpreter for the 1889 International American Conference and secretary for the Philippine Commission since 1900. He authored A Handbook of Mexico and was a Manila University Club vice-president.
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Arthur W. Fergusson
Washington
Philippine Commission
Manila
War Department
Smith
Arthur Walsh Fergusson
California
Benicia
Solano County
Mexico
St. Augustine College
Benicia New Era
Georgetown
D. C
International American Conference
American Monetary Commission
International Railway Commission
Chilean Claims Commission
Venezuelan Claims Commission
Bureau of American Republics
Fergusson
Philippines
Taft
University Club of Manila
Death of Sir Henry Whatley Tyler Chief railway figure London
Sir Henry Whatley Tyler died today in London at 1827 birth year. He chaired Westinghouse Brake Company and deputy chaired Great Eastern Railway. Former president of Grand Trunk Railway of Canada from 1877 to 1895 and served as MP for Harwich 1889–85 and Great Yarmouth 1855–82. Knighted 1877.
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London
Henry Whatley Tyler
Westinghouse Brake Company
Great Eastern Railway Company
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
Harwich
Great Yarmouth
Death of David Brickner of New York Stock Exchange
David Brickner died at his home 1 Riverside Drive on Wednesday night at age sixty seven. He was active in the New York Consolidated Stock Exchange and long involved in the clothing trade as an officer of the Wile Brickner Company of Rochester. He leaves a wife and three children Edwin S Dr Walter M and Mrs G Richard Davis, and a brother Max Brickner of Rochester.
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David Brickner
Riverside Drive
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Wile- Brickner Company
Rochester
Edwin S
Walter M. Brickner
G. Richard Davis
Max Brickner
Burr Robbins Circus Pioneer Dies in Chicago
Burr Robbins an oldtime circus man born in Union New Jersey died today in Chicago. He began as manager of a Civil War panorama in 1871 and started a wagon show that grew into the Burr Robbins Circus. After a near fatal accident he sold to the Ringlings, later owners of Barnum and Bailey. He also worked in Chicago real estate and helped found the American Bill Posting Company, led by his son Burnett.
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Chicago
Jar
Burr Robbins
Union, N
Ringlings
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Robbins
American Bill Posting Company
Burnett
Proctor Leaves Uniontown to Raise $16 000 to Avert Sentence
George H Proctor, jailed for two years for false pretense, departed Uniontown for New York tonight under guard to seek $16 000 from wealthy backers. He has already paid most of the sum and says Judge Amble will suspend his sentence upon return of the balance. Proctor aims to hand the money to Uniontown victi ms who bought worthless coal lands for $40 000.
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The
Tribune
Uniontown
Penn
George H. Proctor
New York Tonight
William Morris
Proctor
Amble
Genée Signs With Klaw & Erlanger for New Roles
Mlle Adeline Genée, star of The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre, has signed a multi year contract with Klaw & Erlanger. The management plans a new production for her next season, ending rumors she would leave the country after her New York engagement.
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Mlle. Adeline Genée
New York
Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger
New York Theatre
Denis O'Sullivan Operated For Appendicitis At Grant Hospital
Irish comedian and singer Denis O'Sullivan, performing in Peggy Mahree at the Southern Theatre, underwent an appendicitis operation at Grant Hospital today. His condition is listed as critical tonight. He is due to appear in New York next Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Denis O'Sullivan
Southern Theatre
Peggy Mahree
Grant Hospital
New York
Friars to Hold Festival for Club House Funds
The Friars board of governors decided yesterday to stage a festival in the second week of May. The committee hopes to secure the Hippodrome or the New York Theatre for the event. Many leading players in the country will participate in a special performance during the festival.
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Board of Governors of the Friars
Hippodrome
New York Theatre
Change in cast of Eugene Onegin at Carnegie concerts
Owing to Marie Stoddard's indisposition, Mme Hissem de Moss will replace her as Tatiana in Tschaikowsky's Eugene Onegin from Walter Damrosch at Carnegie Music Hall. De Moss had her first piano rehearsal Wednesday night for the performances tomorrow night and Sunday afternoon.
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Marie Stoddard
Eugene Onégin
Tschaikowsky
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Society
Carnegie Music Hall
Mme. Hissem de Moss
Tatiana
Miss Stoddard
Mme. de Moss
French Players to return for Sardou comedy week
The French Players will repeat in the afternoon performances of Sardou's Divorces on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday next week. The shows target students of the French language and will be held at the usual venue.
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Sardou
Mme
Vera Komisarzhevsky
Liberty Theatre
Merchant Tailors’ Association
Girl Behind the
Herald Square Theatre
Leslie Harris
Mendelssohn Hall
Appeal for Rags Urgently Sought by NYC Infirm Committee
The committee on employment for the infirm of the New York City Visiting Committee requests rags of any color or cloth quality, preferably better. Courtenay Dinwiddie, secretary at 105 East 2d Street, will collect them. Inmates of municipal alms houses use rags to make rugs and mats, with proceeds aiding the workers.
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New York City
Courtenay Dinwiddie
East 2d Street
Republican Club Entertainment at Harlem Casino Ball
State and city officials will attend the Republican Club of the 20th Assembly District annual entertainment and ball at the Harlem Casino on February 1. Professional vaudeville performers provide entertainment and there will be band music. Frank K. Bowers, district executive member, will host a reception during the evening.
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Repubican Club
20Th Assembly District
Herlem Casino
Frank K. Bowers
Tannhauser at Metropolitan Ends Season with Farewell Knote
Wagner’s Tannhauser staged at the Metropolitan Opera House last night marks Mr. Knote’s farewell. The cast and staging show no new elements, but performances by Mme Gadski Fremstad Alten Goritz Blass and conductor Hertz receive praise for their strong contributions.
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Elizabeth
Mme. Fremstad
Venus
Miss Alten
the Shepherd
Mr. Knote
Tannhauser
Mr. Goritz
Wolfram
Mr. Blass
the Landgrave
Mr. Hertz
Russian Symphony Society at Carnegie Hall Pays Tribute to MacDowell
The Russian Symphony Society held its fourth subscription concert at Carnegie Hall, honoring Edward A. MacDowell with a bust and laurel wreath. The program shifted to the Indian suite by Balakirev, performed with mixed tempo, followed by a Sibelius waltz and Tschaikowsky, Rachmaninov, Rimsky Korsakov works. Julian Isserlis repeated a piano forte concerto previously heard this season.
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Russian Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Edward A. MacDowell
Balakirew
Aitschuler
Tschaikowsky
Sibelius
Julian Isserliss
Josef Hofmann
Symphony Society
Rachmaninov
Aleko
Rimsky-Korsakow
Bauer Recital At Mendelssohn Hall In Morrows Afternoon
Harold Bauer presents a second pianoforte recital at Mendelssohn Hall tomorrow afternoon. The program includes Beethoven op. 81 Sonata Les Adieux Estampes Pagodes La Soiree dans Grenade Jardins sous la pluie Detussy Toccata and Fugue in C minor Andante from Sonata in B flat Schubert Ballade in A minor La Polonaise in F sharp minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bauer
Mendelssohn Hall
A Disciple of Mrs Stokes Defends Red Flag View
A letter to the Tribune from Rahmah T Blay of Newark argues Martha Avery mislabels the flag as sacred. He favors the red flag as a symbol of unity among workers and calls for socialism and economic understanding while defending the stars and stripes as a national emblem.
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the Tribune
Martha Moore Avery
Longfellow
Oliver Cromwell
Martha Avery
God
Raamah T. Blay
Newark
N. J
Lien Filed on Rockefeller Laundry at Pocantico Hills
A mechanic's lien for 415 dollars was filed in Westchester County Clerk's Office by Abraham R. Harnish against John D. Rockefeller for materials supplied to the new laundry building on the Pocantico Hills estate. Rockefeller named as owner and contractor. Harnish alleges nonpayment for Ribbed Concrete Building Company work.
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John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Westchester County Clerk's Office
White Plains
Abraham R. Harnish
No. Sss
Tenth Avenue
Rockefeller
Harnish
Ribbed Concrete
Transatlantic Travellers Arrivals List
Yesterday's arrivals from abroad include Kaiser Wilhelm Mrs. John R. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Duncan G. Hott Mr. and Mrs C. B Nichol and son II From Bremen Chauncey J. Blatt Mr. and Mrs C Forbes Mr. and Mrs Thomas D. Waterbury B. Raymond.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
John R. Bennett
H. E. Duncan
G. Hott
C. B Nicholson
Bremen
Chauncey J. Blatt
C. ©. Forbes
Thomas D. Waterbury
B. Raymond
Blanchard and Thomas marry in Grace Church ceremony
Marriage notices announce Anne Florence Thomas wed Edward Wyatt Blanchard at Grace Church chantry in New York City on January 30 1998 officiated by Rev Edward M Parrott and Dr William R Huntington. Also Louis Wardlaw Miles wed Katharine Wistar Stockton in Princeton New Jersey on January 21 at First Presbyterian Church. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Blanchard
Thomas
Grace Church Chantry
New York City
Edward M. Parrott
William R. Huntington
Anne Florence Thomas
Edward Wyatt Blanchard
Miles—Stockton
Princeton
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Louis Wardlaw Miles
Katharine Wistar
Samuel Witham Stockton
Adams-At Southampton Death Notice Admits Family Tribute
Death notice from Southampton England dated January 29 reports the passing of Alice, beloved daughter of Cheries Thorston Adams and Alice Hanks Adams. The Tri-Weekly Tribune will republish death notices without extra charge.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Adams
Southampton
England
Ye, Alice
Cheries Thorston Adams
Alice Hanks ‘Adame
Barber entered into rest at Albany N Y
Obituary notes list Angelica W Barber widow of Thomas Barber dying January 2 1908 in Albany at 23 Chestnut street with funeral at 2 PM on Friday. Other notices for Ballinge Cook Dahl Donohue Dorsey Ellis Evlis Elmer Estabrook Mathews Platt Radcliff Sheldon Shotwell Warren and related service details appear in the same column with times dates and church locations.
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Adama
Alice
Elmer
Sarah M. Barber
Angelica W. Estabrook
Sarah E. Billinge
Harriet E. Mathews
John S
J. Cook
Hannah Pratt
Ella J. Dahl
Christian P. Radcliff
Abram
Derohue
Thomas Sheldon
Amey R. Dorsey
Ulan
Shotwell
Jane E. B Ellis
Amelia H. Warren
Johns H. Ellis
Catherine
Barber
Albany
N. Y
Angelica W. Barber
Thomas Barber
Chestnut Street
17Th St
Brooklyn
E. 5. Elmer
Central Valley
Mathews
Leg Harbor
N. J
John Stetson, Jr
Princes Bliss
John S. Mathews
Howard
Bowns
Remsen St
Platt
Tampa Bay Hotel
Florida
Elia J. Platt
Scranton
Penn
Radcliff
Abram S&s Radcliff
Hudson Street
Yonkers
Sheldon
Madison Ave
Amey Richmeld
Daniel B Fearing
Frederick Sheldon
Grace Church Broadway
10Th St
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices Listed
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue traffic routes and by carriage. Lots are priced from 150 dollars. For Book of Views or a representative, contact Frank E. Campbell Co at 241-3 West 234 Street, New York. Private and public ambulances are available, telephone Chelsea 1824.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Frank E. Campbell CO
West
Chelsea
Special Notices for Employers at the Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune advertises a file of applicant applications at 1364 Broadway for quick hiring aid. Office hours 9 am to 6 pm, daily and Sunday. Subscriptions and mail delivery rates to domestic and foreign addresses listed, with extensive international rate tables and hotel reading-room copies abroad.
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New-York Tribune
Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Sir Montas
We Tribune Xuseatac
Cope
IkpEx
New York City
Nassau Street
Wall Street
William Street
Uptown
Broadway
Harlem
East 125Th Street
West 125Th Street
Washington
F Street
Newark
Frederick N. Sommer
Broad Street
THE
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
London
the Tribune
Danes Ins House
Strand
American Express Company
Hay
Thomas Cook & Son Tourist Ofice
Ludgate Circum Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mail Sperer Brothers
Lothbury
Paris
John Morroe & Co
John Wanamaker
DAILY
Sunday Tribune
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Langham Hotel
Morecambe Bay
Midland Hotel
Derby
Holster’s
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Scotland
St. Enceh
Glassow
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Turnberry
Gibraltar
Hotel Ceril
Hotel Chatham
Hotel de Little Et Albion
Grand Hotel de l'Athenée
Hotel Continental
Hotel St. James Et Albany
Princess Hotel
Hotel Montana
Belgium
Grand Hotel
Germany
Nassauer-Hof
Wiesbaden
Four Seasons Hotel
Munich
Hotel Bellevue
Dresden
Palace Hotel
Wurtem
berger-Hof
Nurembers
Presden
Continents Hotel
Austria
Switzerland
Bristol
Vienna
Hungaria
Budapest
Lucerne
Vevey
Italy
France
Rome
Venice
Hotel Royal
G . Vieusseux Library
Florence
Hotel de la Vidle
Mitten
Nice
Hotel Gallia
Cannes
Hotel de Nice
Grant Hotel
Eden Palace
Genoa
Hotel de Lo
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Bear
Cortland Society
TUFTS
Blackmar
ST. Patrick's, Washington
Baltimore Merchants
Sir Henry Whatley Tyler
Showman
Genee
Denis O’sullivan
Eugene Onegin
Theatrical News
Republican Club Entertainment
Tannhaeuser
Metropolitan
the Russian Symphony Society
MR. Bauer
Lien
Cook
Hannah Cook
1St Place
St. Mary's Star of the Sea
Holyess Cemetery
Dorsey
Suser S Dorsey
Charles G. Dorsey
Gcenseenay Ave
St Matthew's Church
Estabrook
Sarah Elizabeth
Edwin M. Estabrook
Union
Roselle
Liberty St
Central Railroad of
Warren
Park Ave
John Hobart Warren
Trinity Chapel
25Th St
Oakwood Cemetery
Troy
Philadelphia
Woodlawn
37Th Streets
Universal Postal Union
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