Headquarters Chosen For Republican Campaign 1908
Frank H. Hitchcock, chairman, selected the Metropolitan Building tower on Madison Avenue and 24th Street as Republican national headquarters. The tenth floor will house operations, with possible use of the eleventh. Hitchcock and George Sheldon reviewed plans, while fundraising work began and will be publicly reported at campaign end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
New York
George R. Sheldon
Metropolitan Building
Madison Avenue
24Th Street
Republican National
Metropolitan
Hitchcock
Utica
Empire State Express
Sherman
Woodruff
State Committee
Parsons
Washington
Hot Springs
Taft
Metropolitan Tower
Mr. Sheldon
Mr. Hitchcock
Sheldon
Manhattan
Executive Committee
New York State
Pennsylvania
East 30Th Street
Republican Club
National
Albany
Woodruff Plans Adirondack Camp Meetings For State Campaign
Timothy I. Woodruff, chairman of the Republican State Committee, returns from his Adirondack camp to oversee the move to new headquarters at 45 West 3%h street. He meets leaders including Herbert Parsons and William Barnes Jr. and plans a later state convention, likely the week after the state fair, with many local visits and efforts to confer with national chairman Frank Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy I. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Adirondack
East 2Th Street
West
H Street
Mr. Woodruff
Herbert Parsons
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Nawtucket
Frank H. Hitchcock
Kamp Kill Kare
Adirondacks
Woodruff
Governor Gard Not Killed In Philippine Engagement
A. L. Gard Mindanao District Governor arrived in New York aboard the Sheridan after being wounded in action with Moro forces in Mindanao. He was carried from the ship on a stretcher to a train, and will enter Rockefeller Hospital as his parents accompany him east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
A. L. Gard
Mindanao
Philippine Islands
M Sos
Sheridan
Governor Gard
Manila
New York
Rorsevell Hospital
Hun
Passenger list names on the Siemens voyage
The fragment lists passengers including Kronpring Wilhelm Mrs FO French Mrs A G Vandertilt Master W Vanderbilt Mr and Mrs Samuel Was he HM Auep Sommer and the Hoft family plus Sir and Lady Raymond Menendez and Mr and Mrs John W. crowded aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronpring Wilhelm
FO. French
A. G. Vandertilt
W. Il Vanderbilt
End
Samuel
Selting
Are
Obituary: Colonel George Bliss Sanford Dies of Cancer
Colonel George Bliss Sanford ret ired U S Army and former 9th Cavalry commander died at New York Hospital from tongue cancer after months of illness. Born 1842 in New Haven he attended Yale class of 1863 and joined the 1st Dragoons in 1861 rising to colonel serving in the Civil War and Indian campaigns. Survived by wife Gertrude Minguin he held memberships in multiple societies and clubs. Funeral at Litchfield Conn tomorrow at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bliss Sanford
9Th United States Cavalry
New York Hospital
Sanford
Colonel Sanford
New Haven
William Elihu Sanford
Margaret Louisa Craney Sanford
Yale University
1St
United States Dragoons
Coronel
Army of the Potomac
Gertrude Minguin
Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati
Society of Colonial Wars
The
Loyal Legion
Sons of the Revolution
Army and Navy Club of
New York
Army and Navy Club of Washington
University Club
Rockaway Hunt Club
Litchfield
Conn
Gustavus P. English Dies in Chicago at 63
Gustavus P. English longtime news editor for The Associated Press in Chicago died of heart disease after returning from Denver. He reported Democratic National Conventions and was renowned for convention coverage. A Philadelphia native, he came to Chicago in 1870 and leaves a wife and son Albert A. English. He served as private secretary to Joseph Medill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gustavus P. English
Associated Press
Denver
English
Mr. English
Albert A. English
Joseph Medill
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia
Professor Francois C Boucher R I P St Paul Consul Dies
Professor Francois Cc Boucher longtime French consul at St Paul died at St Joseph's Hospital at eighty after an auto accident injury six months ago hastened his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Francois Cc. Boucher
St. Joseph's Hospital
Boucher
Count de Merode Dies in Brussels President of Bergian Senate
Count de Merode, president of the Bergian Senate, died in Brussels today. The report notes his leadership role and his death occurring in the Belgian capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count DE Merode
Brussels
Bergian Senate
Leaves Widow's Claim Denied in Howard Estate Suit
In St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Kinsey ruled Mrs. Mary Leafgreen cannot claim dower or widow's allowance in L. J. Howard's estate, noting evidence suggests she was not married to Howard in Decatur, TL, 188. The defense asserted Thomas Jefferson Miller, Tumwater mayor, married her as Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kinsey
Circuit Court
Mary Leafgreen
L. J. Howard
I. J. Howard
Leafgreen
Decatur
Thomas Jefferson Miller
Tumwater
Wash
Stock Exchange figure Josiah Howell dies at 72
Josiah P Howell a noted New York Stock Exchange member died suddenly at his Brooklyn home No 14 Monroe Place He was born in Manhattan July 1 18% and moved to Brooklyn in 1870s He retired in 1896 after a career in the grocery trade and Stock Exchange He leaves a wife a son and a daughter Funeral services are set for Wednesday at his home and burial Thursday at Bellport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah P. Howell
New York
Monroe Place
Brooklyn
Mr. Howell
Manhattan
7Th Ward
Quogue
Long Island
Stock Exchange
Brooklyn Club
Hamilton Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Bellport
Rev. G. D. Sparks Dies at Saranac Lake
The Rev. George Dowling Sparks 43 a native of New York City and Columbia Theological Seminary graduate died of consumption at Saranac Lake. He served as rector of Christ Episcopal Church West Islip eleven years and previously held posts including Tombs prison chaplain and Newark and Anchorage churches. He leaves a wife, his mother and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Sparks
Babylon
Long Island
George Dowling Sparks
Christ Episcopal Church
West Islip
Saranac Lake
New York City
Columbia College
General Theological Seminary
Tombs Prison
Newark
N. J
Anchorage
Christ Church
Bride to Honeymoon Alone From Busy Beaux Arts Couple
Mrs Louis Bustanoby, wife of a Beaux Arts café proprietor, sails alone to Servia for a solo honeymoon while her husband stays to host guests at the Casino Huntington Long Island. They wed last November and planned a joint summer voyage but are tied up by the international beat races to be held off Huntington Bay drawing big crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bustanoby
Beaux Arts Café
Servia
Louis
Casino
Huntington
Long Island
Bustancbys
Reception for Hotel Men Opens Convention in Saratoga
In Saratoga New York a reception was held at Congress Spring Park ahead of the twenty ninth annual Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association session. Members from every state and many Canadian points attended as the first business session was scheduled for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association
Congress Spring Park
Canada
Peary Starts for His Ship from Eagle Island
Commander Robert E Peary departed from Portland Maine with Mrs Peary for Cape Breton to rejoin his ship the Roosevelt Mrs Peary will accompany as far as Sydney and return with their children who will travel to Cape Breton aboard the Roosevelt with him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Robert E. Peary
Eagle Island
Roosevelt to Attend Newport Naval Conference Final
President Roosevelt is expected to arrive at Newport from Oyster Bay aboard the Mayflower to join the final discussion of the naval conference at the Naval War College. The talks aim to formulate plans for constructing new battleships, with the president likely to arrive July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Naval War College
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Postmaster Arrested for Opening Mail in Cassville
Joplin Mo July 12 Thomas M Allen postmaster at Cassville near here was arrested today by a post office inspector charged with opening mail addressed to S R Reynolds Allen is prominent in political circles and president of the Heresy County Bank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Thomas M. Allen
Cassville
Here
S. R. Reynolds
Allen
Heresy County Bank
Fire closes Atlanta theatre amid four story blaze
A fire in Atlanta on July 14 partly destroyed a four story building housing J I Case machinery and imperiled the adjacent Orpheum Theatre. The night program at the Orpheum was disrupted as flames spread toward the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. I. Case
Orpheum Theatre
Orpheum
Farman Airship Flight Plans Jeopardized by Shipping Delays
T R MacMechan and Alan Hawley press for reserved space on a ship to bring Henri Farman’s airship to the United States for Belmont Park flights. Officials urge immediate shipment to Antwerp and loading on the Samland to meet July schedules. The bulky machine, weighing about a ton, requires careful cargo arrangements and potential route changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Farman
Firet
Antwerp
France
T. R. MacMechan
Hotel Astor
St. Louis
Alan R. Hawley
Aero Club of America
Thomas R. MacMechan
St. Louis Syndicate
Farman
Cecilia Loftus Returns to Fifth Avenue Vaudeville
Cecilia Loftus re entered yesterday afternoon at Keith and Proctor s Fifth Avenue Theatre performing imitations of famous stars. She is a popular visitor with audiences who called her before the curtain numerous times. The bill also features Ethel McDonough Max Witt s Bonnie Lassies Hickman Brothers and Bassett and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Loftus
Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Miss Loftus
Fifth Avenue
Ethel McDonough
Max Witt
Bonnie Lassies
Hickman
Gertrude Hoffman Dances Salome at Hammerstein Roof Garden
Gertrude Hoffman, a variety performer, deviates from her mimicry act to present The Vision of Salome at Hammerstein's Roof Garden. The ten minute performance, modest and non sensational, draws mixed judgments from experts yet pleases audiences as a summer novelty with an augmented orchestra and Hoffman as the star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hoffman
Hammerstein
Maud Allan
Hoffman
Salome
Hammerstein’s
Hammerstein's
Bernardi
Miss Hoffman
Lauder to Open at New Circle Theatre October 6
William Morris announced that Harry Lauder will appear at the New Circle Theatre for a definite engagement beginning Monday night October 6 despite rumors abroad of cancellations. The World and His Wife stars Lauder and proceeds support a London/UK tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Harry Lauder
New Circle Theatre
Mr. Lauder
New Circle
Harry Tindley
Albert Cowles
William Faversham
Wiam Morris
Harry Watson
Billy Reeves
Polo Grounds
Beneft
New York
la Sylphe
125Th Street Theatre
Louise Dresser
Raymond
Caverley
Charles Frohman
London
Bronx
Thomas W. Whittle
the Three Twins
Herald Square Theatre
Democratic views on Bryan Kern and party mood
The Rochester Herald notes Bryan has a possible but weak chance at election. The Baltimore Sun, New Orleans Picayune, Auburn Citizen, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Philadelphia Ledger, and others express regret, doubt Kern adds strength, and critique Bryan’s limited public record and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rochester Herald
Bryan
New Orleans Picayune
John W. Kern
Denver
Indianapolis
Letter to the Editor on a Quiet Fourth of July in New Hampshire
E. H. M. of Sugar Hill praises a peaceful Fourth of July 1908 in New Hampshire. He laments fireworks and loud displays, urges the editor to promote rational patriotism, and suggests forming a league to suppress Fourth of July noises. He notes the absence of explosions and the serenity of bells and nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
New Hampshire
Sugar Hill
Y. H
Women voters and emotions in political protests cited
Alice Stone Blackwell argues that Rambunctious demonstrations by women would be misused to claim women lack judgment. She notes Republicans shout for Roosevelt in Chicago and Democrats for Bryan in Denver, contrasting with past suffrage opponents who claim women are too emotional to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Chicago
Roosevelt
Denver
Bryan
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Suffrage Association
Equal Rights
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dorchester
Mass
Rubbish disposal proposal for Grand Central
A New York reader urges Grand Central Station to provide newspaper recycling bins similar to street litter receptacles. He notes Sunday search for such conveniences in the waiting room and concourse and asks who should supply them, rail company or Street Commissioner. He warns that tossing trash on streets is punishable and questions legality inside public venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Grand Central
New York
Memorial Day Observed in Seoul at U S Consulate Garden
Memorial Day was observed in Seoul Korea with Americans and locals at the U S Consul General Semmons garden party. Prince Ito attended representing the Japanese administration and spoke on world peace and the meaning of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Seoul
Korea
United States
Semmons
Prince Ito
Fairbanks to Call on Prince in Quebec Arrival
Vice-President Fairbanks will meet the Prince of Wales on July 22 in Quebec aboard the battleship Indomitable. Earl Grey the Governor General will host a dinner for the American and French guests that evening. Attending Americans include Major Mott Rear Admiral Cowles and Lieutenant Commander Sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairbanks
Prince of Wales
Prince
Quebec
Montreal invites prince and lord roberts for visit
Montreal July 13 The French Board of Trade asked the Mayor to convene a special council meeting to extend a formal invitation to the Prince of Wales and Lord Roberts to visit Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
French Board of Trade
Prince of Wales
Lord Roberts
Six cruisers reach Quebec for tercentenary events
Quebec July 13 The Duke of Norfolk guest of the Governor General at the citadel for the tercentenary. Six British cruisers due here during the celebration. General Otter and staff have arrived and set headquarters in the courthouse. Camps for arriving regiments are being prepared this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Duke of Norfolk
Citadel
Otter
Speaker Cannon Arrives at Mackinac for Visit
Mackinac Mich June 13 Speaker Cannon arrived on the steamer North Land and will be the guest of A T Hert. He was greeted with great enthusiasm by a large crowd at the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac, Mich
Speaker Cannon
North Land
A. T. Hert
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels
Notable guests checked in at major New York hotels include M. B. Barkley of Charleston, Stephen Chase of Cincinnati, Judge W. F. Bes of North Carolina, S. S. Borden of Chicago, Commander R. Davis of the U. S. Navy, J. Asano of Tokyo, Dr. J. T. Desgrange of New Orleans, F. W. Cook of Montreal, Dr. J. B. Murphy of Chicago, and J. Asano president of the Japan and California Steamship Co. in Tokio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASTOR
M. B. Barkley
Charleston
S. C. Belmont
Stephen Chase
Cincinnati
Breslin
W. F
Waldorf-Astoria
Dr. J. B. Murphy
Chicago
Weather Report and Forecast from Washington
Official Weather Bureau record notes a marked temperature inversion about 1500 feet above ground on Mount Weather. Following a warm wave, the interior may see slowly falling temperatures with local rains possible over the next two days. Winds will be light to fresh on coasts and Great Lakes, with showers in New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Western Pennsylvania. Local forecast anticipates rains and warm spells, with no signs of another heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mount Weather
Great Plains
Atlantic Coast
United States
Plains States
Mississippi
Missouri
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
New
New York
District of Columbia
Pen
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fresh Air Parties Send 225 Children to Chapel Hill Outing
A New York City effort organized 225 children for The Tribune Fresh Air home outing to Chapel Hill. The day involved precise headcounts to fit housing capacity and funds. One boy received new clothes and grooming after a family hardship, costing 168 dollars, while others traveled from multiple churches and homes for the weeklong program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Pier 10
Tribune Fresh Air
Chapel Hill
West Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Lth Street
Catherine Mission
Brooklyn
Christ Church
West 36Th Street
Warren Goddard
Normal College
East 72d Street
Margaretville
Bishop Potter Improves After Quiet Night in Heat
Cooperstown July 12 Bishop Henry C Potter slept well despite heat and with Fernleigh hopes rise for his recovery. Physicians said his condition showed improvement tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry C. Potter
Fernleigh
William F Niedringhaus Dying In Heatwave
William F Niedringhaus founder of the Tin Plate industry in St Louis and father of T K Niedringhaus ex State Republican chairman is dying from a complication of diseases aggravated by heat He is seventy three years old and not expected to live until morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
St. Louis
William F. Niedringhaus
T. K. Niedringhaus
Hope to Save Narragansett Beach Jetty Planned
Narragansett Pier July 13 The Town Council approved 1800 dollars to build a spile jetty northward from the Casino to halt erosion by winds and tides. Dr Charles Hitchcock of New York is on a three member committee to oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrangansett Pier
R. L
Narragansett
Charles Hitchcock
New York
A Dollar a Word from Roosevelt to Tennyson
A Philadelphia Press note surveys historic pay for literary work, from Roosevelt's proposed one dollar a word to Tennyson's era rates. It cites poets and novelists with figures showing per word and per line earnings, awards, and eventual buybacks, ending with a jab at Acti Phosphates slow digestion product.
Carter Avelia Marriage Notice in Caldwell NY 1905
Lydia Buell married Edward Pairbank Carter of Evanston in a Caldwell Troy New York ceremony on July 11 1905 at the residence of the bride's uncle Frederick F Buell by Rev James A Smith. Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Avelia
Caldwell
Troy
N. Y
Frederick F. Buell
James A. Smith
Lydia A Buell
Edward Pairbank Carter
Evanston
Baldwin Death Notice Published in Yonkers 1908
Baldwin at Yonkers July 12 1908 Baldwin beloved husband of Elizabeth P Baldwin son of the late Anson and Armenia Palmer Baldwin in his 70th year Services from his late residence No 192 Farkave Yonkers N Y July 14 at 3 40 pm Carriages meet train near Grand Central Station at 2711 pm Blakeslee at Chautauqua N Y July 12 1908 of appendicitis Wilbur Sanford Blakeslee Funeral services at his late home No 185 Home are Rutherford N J Tuesday evening July 14 at 8 o clock Beaton please copy Bruere at Stony Brook near Princeton N J July 12 1908 Joseph H Bruere in the 77th year of his age Funeral services at his late residence Wednesday January 15 at 2 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Yonkers
Hall Salle Baldwin
Elizabeth P. Baldwin
Anson
Armenia Palmer Baldwin
Farkave
N. Y
Grand Central Station
Blakeslee
Chautauqua
Demarest
Ae House
Greenwich
Conn
Aaron T Ae
Fuller
Mary E
Edward Fuller
Ter
Charles
Deborah Euston
Claremont
Ossinigg
Grand Central
Pateman
Irvington-on-Hudson
William Pateman
St. Barnabas Church
Ilam
Patterson
Summit
N. J
William Chandler Patterson
No. S. Maplest
SN. J
Sir Kenmore Place
East 21St St
Bush
Ward
William Ward
East 24Th St
Glen Head
Obituary notices dated July 1908 from New York area
A batch of funeral notices and obituaries dated July 1908 lists multiple individuals by surname including Burnet Demarest Fuller Howell Laidlaw Meeker Neale Pateman Patterson Porter Rebsher Rogers Sanford Schmittmann Ward. Entries specify death dates in July and arrangements with dates, times, and locations such as St Bartholomew Madison Avenue, Irvington on Hudson, Brooklyn, and private interments. specific train or church services noted for several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. Patterson
Westfield
Charles Anangst
Bloomsburg
GBM
Robert W. New
Brooklyn
E. S. Perkins
Riverdale-on
Madison, Conn
Mund Titus
Laidlaw
Alexander Btlaw
Alexander H. Laidlaw
West Stist
New York
Woodlawn Cemetery near Harlem trains from Grand Central
The Woodlawn Cemetery easily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue end by carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Telegraph Gramercy for Book of Views or representative. Undertakers Frank E. Campbell, 241 West 22nd Street. Private and public ambulances available. Tel 1224 Chelsem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te rea@ily
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Frank EF. Campbell
West
Chapela
Chelsem
New York Tribune Opens Aspirant Application File
The Uptown Office at 1264 Broadway displays a file of applications for various positions. Prospective applicants may view the contents during office hours from 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
236Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Rates and Foreign Mail Subscriptions
The Tribune outlines domestic and foreign subscription rates, mail delivery options, city and international postage, and office locations. It lists various plans including daily, tri weekly, weekly, Sunday editions, and Almanac with corresponding prices and regional rates, plus prominent offices in New York and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Scents
United States
Mersco
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaiii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Euanca
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Chairman Woodruff
Gard
Roosevelt Hospital
He, HM
Auep-Sommer
Francois C. Boucher
Howard Estate
Peary
Theatrical News
Bryan and Kern
Baltimore Sun
Kern
T. M. Osborne
Auburn Citizen
the Citizen
Citizen
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Times-Dispatch
Philadelphia Ledger
Hoase of Representatives
Senate
Bryans
Lyceum
Xoees
Princesto
United States of America
Republic
MR. Fairbanks
Mackinac
the Weather Report
Tribune Fund
Potter
Narragansett Beach
Lord Tennyson
Tennyson
Whittier
Longfellow
Poe
Byron
Hall Caine
Humphry Ward
Helbeck
Bannisdale
Romola
George Eliot
Scott
Napoleon
Stevenson
South Sea
Jake Horsford
Acti
Tri-Weekly
TIE Tribune
Howell
Lyn
Josiah Post Howell
Neale
West Haven
Jane
George H. and
Florence Neale
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Nassau_street
Watt
Sinese OP Rice
William Street
Jptown
125Th Street
Sensoranch
Brederich
Ebrand Brede
Strand
Thomas Cook
Fectst
Orton - Tee
Oemas Coo Som
Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mail Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
THD Tribune T
Scribe
John Anamaker
Des Ecurtem Eagle Bureau
Rue Cambon
Ades
Tribune Ceile
Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Cartrom
Tandamage
Howard Hotel
Street Bonament
England
Adeipat
Liverpool
Midland
Manchester
Queen's Hotel
Leeds
Spies Gate
Enoch Hoa
Dumfries
Stathies
Kerry
Gibraltar
Hotel Cecth
Hotel Continental
Chatham
Ostend
Splem- Holland
Hotel Des Indes
Hague
KR Hotl King of Prussia
Hotel
Cologne
E Revue
Continental
Savoy
Dressen
Park Hotel
Royal Hotel
Dort
Angleterre
Em's
Hotel Monopol
Hotel Westminster
Frankfurt
Sommer
Hotel Espianade
Palace Hotel
Li Brasseur
Luxemberg
Bristol
Vienna
Kast
West Ent
Reute
Hannover
Carlsbad
Hoetel Tyrol
Kopp’s
Konigaville
Franzensbad
Mer
Klinger
Martenbad
Switzerland
Howl Victoria
Basle
Rivage
Geneva
Sotel Victoria
Interlaken
Beag
Maloja
Eunday
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