Steinhell murder mystery shocks Paris in early June
Paris dispatch reports Mme Steinhell recovering from a gag and strangling shock as police seek five assailants in long black gowns. A bearded man and a red haired woman are described. The crime, likely timed between midnight and 2 am, involved looted jewels found later and a gate entry through a garden wall.
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Paris
Mme. Steinhell
Adolphe Sreinhell
Mme. Japy
Mme. Steinbeil
Gasassins
Steinheil
M. Steinhelt
Alpenstock
M. Steinheil
Messidor
Couillaud
Steinbel
Cotton Spinners Meet Opens Fifth International Congress
Paris June 1 delegates from fifteen countries including India and Japan attend the fifth international cotton spinners and manufacturers congress. The United States is represented by three associations led by James R. Mac Coll of Pawtucket as chairman. M Berger of France welcomes delegates and calls for end of cotton speculation and broader social action on production.
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Paris
International Congress of
India
Japan
United States
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of Charlotte,Inc
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Boston
Southern Cotton Association
M. Berger
France
M. Crupps
Commerce
Congress
M. Cruppi
James R. MacColl
Pawtucket
R. I
Manufacturing Associations of America
America
Fear of Moro Revolt in Jol o
Merile June 1 Moros on Jolo report restive with a datto claiming to kill twenty whites and one hundred Chinese and declare war. A sentry was attacked and seriously wounded. Guards are doubled. Reported settlers have been attacked.
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Merile
Jolo
Warships Bombard Vathy Amid Turkish Occupation
Athens reports Austrian guardship Taurus arrives at Samos and refugees describe Turkish flag raised over the Governor's palace. Turkish warships bombarded the delghts, drove out inhabitants, and occupied Vathy. Constantinople notes powers may send a commission to report on Vathy situation.
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Samos
Athens
Taurus
Iceland
Constantinople
Bames
Vathy
Fourteen Sentenced to Death in Military Court
Warsaw reports a court martial condemned three girls and eleven men to death for the January attack on a post car near Sokeclow on the Vietela Railroad. A bomb killed the driver and wounded ten soldiers. attackers looted safes and fled.
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Warsaw
Gey
Sokeclow
Vietela
Foreign News Briefs From Havana And World Ports
June dispatches report Thomas F. P. Moff de American Copeulst La Guayra arriving on the gunboat Pa Curzhinet after sailing aboard the Séeurs bound for New York. President Monti presented a congress message praising good relations with all nations, notably the U.S. Floods near Pachula claim many lives and erase the village. Leyte leader Ablen and follower Rota were hanged in Bilbid prison after conviction for multiple murders. International Congress in Kavinnijon opened with Grand Duke Michael presiding. Mississippi River paper discussed navigation protection. The Julia Force ran aground off Cran Ty Head with no loss of life reported. Socialist Deputy M Kosorotof imprisoned for a post election speech at Ufa urging arms against authorities.
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Thomas FP. Moff
Copeulst la Guayra
Gorotepame
United States
Séeurs
New York
Petersburg
International Contres of
Kavinnijon
Michael Alexandrovitch
Sher
Fimperor
Nicholas
John ,Erson
Ississippi Counter
State Department
Congress
Water Stations For Horses Open Across City
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with Commissioner O Brien will open water stations for horses today at Battery Place Wall Street Catherine Slip Cortlandt Street West Broadway and more. Water will be drawn from fire plugs with attendants in ASPCA caps from 8 a m to 6 p m to care for animals. The society offers a 25 dollar reward for arrest and conviction of anyone stealing a dog bearing a license tag issued by the society.
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John J. O'Brien
Battery Place
Washington and
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Hudson Street
Lafayette
Marion Streets
West Broadway
Washington Square
Madison Square Park
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Vanderbilt Avenue
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American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Estate divided by will of Bedford resident
The will of Mary Ann Astor Woodcock filed in Westchester Surrogate's Office leaves about 2 million dollars to relatives churches and servants. Niece Mary Isabelle Woodcock inherits all real estate including Bedford country home and Manhattan properties and bonds. Brother William P Woodcock gets 25000 cash and a Manhattan house. Other bequests include 5000 to St Matthew's Bedford and multiple Episcopal Church funds plus 5000 for hospital relief and 5000 for widows and orphans. a sum to My friend Helen M Thompson for charitable use.
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Mary Ann Astor Woodcock
Bedford
Westchester County
White Plains
Mary Isabelle Woodcock
Manhattan
United States
William P. Woodcock
Diocesan Convention
New York
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Brooklyn
Episcopalian Clergymen’s Retiring Fund Society
Helen M. Thompson
Vaderland Arrives Dover After Brief Delay and Repairs
Dover June 1 The Vaderland reached Dover shortly after 4 PM and sailed for New York after taking on passengers. A machinery fault caused a delay, repairs finished, and the ship left Flushing for Dover at 19 15 this morning. The Luanda sank off South Foreland after towage to repair delays, with crew members landing here last night. The Junona reached Gravesend badly damaged following a collision with the Soanda, while anchoring the Junona also struck the bark Berean causing minor damage.
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Vaderland
New York
Flushing
Luanda
Hamburg
West Africa
South Foreland
Junona
Odessa
St. Peterburg
Gravesend
Berean
Theatres Vie for Attention From Williams and Walker to Knickerbocker
The Colonial Theatre features Williams and Walker headlining with the Four Huntings, Seven Yulcans, Miss Viola Gillette, George McFarland, and Hall Macy and Company presenting The Magpie and the Jey. Actresses Eva Tanguay, May Tully, and Miss Cecil Spooner headline other venues as New York vaudeville and musical comedy push performances across multiple theaters including the Eden Musee and Circle Theatre.
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Colonial Theatre
Williams and Walker
Viola Gillette
George McFarland
Hall-Macy and Company
Ray Cox
Mrs
8. Darrow
Eva Tanguay
Alhambra Theatre
New Princess Theatre Opens in Chicago with First Show
The Princess Theatre on Clark street near Jackson Boulevard opened with the metropolitan premiere of a musical play "A Stubborn Cinderella" by Wil M. Hough and Frank B. Adams, music by Joseph E. Howard. Built by Mort H. Singer, La Salle Theatre proprietor.
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Chicago
Wil M. Hough
Frank B. Adams
Joseph E. Howard
Clark Street
Jackson Boulevard
Mort H. Singer
la Salle Theatre
Berlin Juvenile Court Opens on American Model
The first juvenile court in Berlin began sittings today modeled after an American system. The civil court oversees it to keep youths away from criminals. Press representatives could attend, but the judge asked that youths' names not be published, aligning with American practice to restrict reporter access.
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Berlin
De La Grange Aeroplane Damaged in Flight Trial
Rome June 1 French aeronaut Leon De La Grange failed to safely complete a demonstration before Queen Margherita and guests when his aeroplane abruptly plunged after eight hundred yards. The pilot escaped unharmed. The mishap was caused by a motor accident early morning.
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Leon de la Grane
Margherita
M. de la Grange
M. de la Ground Grange
James K. Jones Dies in Washington After Illness
Former Arkansas Senator James K. Jones died in Washington this afternoon after a brief illness. He had just returned from visiting his daughter Mrs Leonora Carrigan in Arkansas and had seemed in good health last night. He collapsed this morning and died at 5:30 p.m. from heart trouble. He is survived by his wife and three children.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Jones
Leonora Carrigan
James Kimbrough Jones Ex Senator of Arkansas Dies
James Kimbrough Jones former U S Senator from Arkansas died in Washington. Born September 29 1839 in Marshall County Mississippi he served in the Confederate army and later the Arkansas Senate. He was a key figure on the Finance Committee and opposed repeal of the Sherman act purchase clause. Bryan mourns his death calling him a leader of the bimetallist cause.
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James Kimbrough Jones
Arkansas
Mississippi
Marshall County
Arkansas Senate
Congress
Committee
James D. Walker
United States
Senate
Committee On
Gorman
Jones
Bryan
Teller
Colorado
Tillman
Democratic National Committee
Thomas Taggart
Washington, D. C
Washington, Ark
Alliance, Neb
William J. Bryan
Alliance
James K. Jones
Mr. Bryan
Senator Jones
Washington
Chicago
National Committee
Dr Louis H Fréchette Poet of French Canada Dies
Dr Louis Honoré Fréchette, born 1839 in Point Levy Quebec, renowned as France Canada’s representative poet, served as clerk of Quebec Legislative Council and held multiple honors including Knight of the Legion of Honor and CMG. He edited French papers in Quebec Montreal and Chicago and wrote poetry, plays, essays and translations.
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Louis Honoré Fréchette
the Tribune
Point Levi
Quebec
Quebec Seminary
Laval University
Chicago
Canada
Montreal
Legislative Council of
Fréchette
French Academy
London Imperial Institute
Legion of Honor
Royal Society of Canada
Howells
Cable
McGill University
Queens T University
Queen Victoria
William Dean Howells
Annie Howells Fréchette
Dr. Fréchette
Leonard Achille Fréchette
Dominion House of Commons
Day newspaper editor Martin C Day dies in Providence
Martin C Day former city editor of The Providence Journal The Evening Bulletin and The Providence News died yesterday in Polyclinic Hospital He was the son of Dr George T Day president of Hillsdale College and longtime pastor at Roger Williams Church in Providence Day leaves a wife two daughters one married to Clifton C Phillips another to O B McBride and a son George T Day He resided at 106 West 109th Street
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Providence Journal
Evening Bulletin
Providence News
Polyclinic
George T. Day
Hillsdale College
the Morning Star
Roger Williams
Providence
Day
Clifton C. Phillips
Richmond Times-Dispatch
O. B. McBride
Brockton, Mass
Mr. Day
West 109Th Street
Allen Butler Talcott Dies After Illness at Old Lyme
Hartford special reports landscape painter Allen Butler Talcott died today after a weeklong illness at his Old Lyme summer home. Born in Hartford on April 8, 1867, he graduated from Trinity College in 1890 and studied at the Art Students League in New York.
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Hartford
Allen Butler Talcott
Old Lyme
Trinity College
Northam Memorial
Cedar Hill
Conna
Talcott
Olt Lyme
American Artist Talcott Noted for Outdoor Studies
The painter studied under Jean Paul Laurens and Benjamin Constant in Paris then joined New York art circles at West 67th street and the Salmagundi and Lotos clubs. He earned medals at the St. Louis and Portland Expositions and married Katherine Agnew. The funeral is set for Thursday in Hartford.
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Paris
Jean Paul Laurens
Benjamin Constant
America
Art Colony
West 67Th Street
New York
Salmagendi
Lotos
St. Louis
Portland
Mr. Talcott
Katherine Agnew
Cornelius Rea Agnew
Hartford
Notable Tammany and other public figures pass away
John V McCloskey longtime sergeant at arms of Tammany Hall dies at 62 at 201 East 17th Street after several diseases. He leaves a wife three sons and a daughter. Thomas A O Connor brother of Bishop John J O Connor dies in Newark aged 43 with funeral at St Rose of Lima. Colonel Nathaniel B Purinton private secretary to Governor Cobb dies in Bowdoin Maine at 64. James Jacobs 68 longtime NY Central Railroad engineer dies in Columbus Ohio after attending locomotive engineers convention.
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John V. M'Closkey
Tammany Hall
East 17Th Street
Mc Closkey
Robert Kelly
Richard Croker
Tammany
Thomas A. O'Connor
John J. O'Connor
Newark
Church of St. Rose of Lima
Nathaniel 8. Purinton
Cobb
Bowdoin
Purinton
Powers
Cleaves and Hill
James Jacobs
Utica
N.Y
New York Central Railroad
International Convention of the Locomotive Engineers
Columbus
Ohio
Opening of Hammerstein's Roof Garden Delights 1900 Crowd
Twelve hundred people enjoyed the opening night at Hammerstein's Roof Garden with new artists and farm animals. Oscar Hammerstein and Miss Mary Garden watched as a barnyard tableau under the stars featured a straw milkmaid, a cow, a goat, monkeys, ducks, a butter churn dog, and Shetland ponies. The act included Franco-Russian dancer Alexia and M. Orpheo as a "she devil" with other entertainers like Horace Goldin, the Avalos, the Camille Trio, gymnasts, and a dog and cat circus entry.
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Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein
Miss Mary Garden
Gayety
Broadway
Alexia
M. Orpheo
Awards to American Artists at Paris Spring Salon
The Society of French Artists jury declined a first class medal this year. Robert MacCameron of Chicago earned a second class medal for A Group of Friends, a scene in a wine shop painted for the Anti Absinthe League. Auguste Prevent Valeri won the Rosa Bonheur prize for The Return to the Village. American honors included 8 S. E. Fry receiving a third class medal for Paris Offering the Cup of Science to the World. George W. Chandler of Milwaukee and George A. Craw ley of New York received honorable mention for etchings and architectural designs.
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Paris
Society of French Artists
Robert MacCameron
Chicago
Auguste Prevent-Valeri
Rosa Bonheur
S. E. Fry
George W. Chandler
Milwaukee
George A. Crawley
New York
London Balloon Race Results At Hurlingham
C F Pollock’s Valkyrie finished first in the balloon race but failed to win after today’s measurement revisions. Griffith Brewer’s Lotus claimed the first prize with a landing 1,966 yards from the post, while Valkyrie took second at 2,166 yards. Le Roitelet piloted by A de la Hault for Belgium was third at 5,433 yards. The top two balloons were British.
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London
Hurlingham
C. F. Pollock
Valkyrie
Griffith Brewer
Lotus
le Roitelet
A. de la Hault
Belgium
Franco British Exhibit at London Shines at Night
Night illumination highlights the Franco British exhibit buildings in London. The Paillard Parisian restaurant, facing the stadium, showcases top French cooking under Mr Azema and Mr Benoist staff, with luncheons and tea on the veranda. First dinner menu includes Hors d Oeuvre la Parisienne, Poule au Pot Henri V Suprémes de Sole Paillard, and Jam bon de Prague au Pommery among other courses.
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London
Monsieur Paillard
Azema
Princes Restaurant
Benoist
Hermitage
Monte Carlo
Paillard
M. Paillard
la Parisienne
Poule Au Pot
Henri V Suprémes de Sole Paillard
Selle d’Agnean & la Broche
Petits Pots
Pommes Rissolées
Jambon de Prague
Pommery
Epinards de la Créme
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Sauce Hollandaise
la Diva
Friandises
Canon Chase Fails to Obtain Writ of Certiorari
Brooklyn lawyer Canon William 8. Chase found in contempt. sought a writ of certiorari for review. Justice Marean spoke the verdict orally and suspended sentence, but no written decision existed. Justice Kelly refused, noting certiorari only reviews written determinations. Relator can seek a signed order from the judge and then appeal.
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Canon Chase
Canon William 8. Chase
Brooklyn
Marean
Kelly
Veteran Sergeant Nihill Buried With Military Honors
Sergeant John Nihill of Whitestone, a Civil and Indian wars veteran and the lone U S Army member admitted to Loyal Legion, was buried with military honors. Fort Totten detachment escorted. Nihill born in Ireland, ran away as a boy, then served with distinction through Civil and Indian wars, earning a certificate of honor and a medal of honor for rescuing a wounded comrade under fire. He held Indians in check for miles after dismounting to place the wounded man on his horse, then fought on foot for twenty miles, killing or wounding twelve enemies.
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John Nihill
Whitestone
United States Army
Loyal Legion
Fort Totten
Willet’s Point
Nihill
Ireland
Little Hope For J. K. Neal
John K. Neal, Commissioner of Records and Republican executive member of Brooklyn's 20th Assembly District, remained in poor condition last night. Doctors say recovery is unlikely as his family stays by his side for the fourth day. Neal suffers from pernicious anemia.
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John K. Neal
20Th Assembly
Brooklyn
Mr. Neal
Brooklyn Physician to Marry Next Wednesday
Dr. E. L. Swan of Brooklyn plans to wed Miss Mollie Dodge Ripley of Boston next Wednesday at the Old Meeting House Hinghem. The event is reported by telegraph from Boston June 1.
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Tribune
Boston
E. L. Swan
Brooklyn
Mollie Dodge Ripley
Old Meeting House
Hinghem
The Pride of Brazil Exposition Opens July Fourteen
Washington reports Brazil prepares a national exposition in Rio de Janeiro to mark a century since King John VI moved the court there. The event celebrates Brazil's resources, independence, and future prospects with displays from twenty Brazilian states. Portugal will participate despite political upheavals, though King Manuel cannot attend.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Napoleon
John VI
Portugal
Lisbon
John
Rio
Republic
Carlos
Manuel
United States of Brazil
United States of America
Ministry Not A Life Of Ease Sermon Urges Duty Of Ministers
In a baccalaureate sermon at General Theological Seminary Chelsea Square Bishop J M Francis of Indianapolis urged graduates to grasp ministry’s difficulties and pursue effective work. He warned against seeking crowds or ease, stressing self sacrifice and feeding the spiritually hungry rather than living in sin and darkness.
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General Theological Seminary
Chelsea Square
J. M. Francis
Indianapolis
Seventieth Pennington Seminary Commencement Ends Tomorrow
The seventieth annual commencement at Pennington Seminary Pennington New Jersey began last Friday and will conclude tomorrow with a president’s reception and a promenade concert. Today alumni will give addresses including one by a member of the class of '43.
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Pennington Seminary
Pennington
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Seaside Hospital Opens in New Dorp by 8&1 John's Guild
The Seaside Hospital in New Dorp Staten Island opened yesterday with two groups of babies and their mothers sent by the 8&1 John's Guild. Patients will be admitted daily except Sundays until the Floating Hospital begins trips around July 6.
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New Dorp
Staten Island
John’s Guild
Floating Hospital
Yale Fine Arts marks anniversary with Stirring Saint-Gaudens talk
New Haven June 1 The Yale School of Fine Arts held anniversary exercises. Kenyon Cox NA delivered the address on Augustus Saint-Gaudens the sculptor. President Hadley announced the William Wirt Winchester fellowship for study of art abroad was awarded to August Spackuch of New Haven.
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Yale School of Fine Arts
Kenyon Cox
N. A
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Hadley
William Wirt Winchester
August Spackuch
Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Luck Bates Held at New Castle
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Luck Bates mother of actress Blanche Bates will be held at Miss Bates home in New Castle this morning at 11 o clock. The body will be taken to Fresh Pond for incineration. Mrs Bates aged fifty nine was born in Richmond Virginia and died at her daughter's home on Saturday.
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Elizabeth Luck Bates
Blanche Bates
Miss Bates
New Castle
Bates
Richmond
Prominent Arrivals at Noted Hotels
Prominent arrivals listed by hotel include M Stanley Brown of Cleveland at Belmont, D H Burnham of Chicago at Hol land, S S Pingree of St Louis and B O W Bunte of Chicago at Hotel Astor, Felton B Elkins of Philadelphia at Manhattan, Paul Anderson of Newport and H Hugo Brandies of Omaha at Plaza, Sidney T Nelson of Lakeville Massachusetts at Bayoy, Samuel ncroft Jr of Wilmington Delaware at Waldorf Astoria.
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M. Stanley Brown
Cleveland
Holland
D. H. Burnham
Chicago
Hotel Astor
S. S. Pingree
St. Louis
B. O. W Bunte
Manhattan
Felton B. Elkins
Philadelphia
PLAZA
Paul Anderson
Newport
H. Hugo Brandies
Omaha
BAYOY
Sidney T. Nelson
Lakeville
Mass
Pittsburg
Waldorf-Astoria
Samuel Ncroft, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Weather report from Washington on June 1 at Mount Weather
Official weather record notes success of kites breaking a two week calm. Winds from the west reached two miles above Mount Weather Virginia with surface temperatures near 58 degrees, cooler conditions in New England and middle Atlantic, showers in the West and East Gulf states. DC Maryland Delaware New York Eastern regions forecast fair with cloudiness and light winds, some showers in west. Horsford's Acid Phosphate advertised as a refreshing tonic.
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New Jersey
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Condict and Freeman nuptials in Orange New Jersey
Marriage notices announce John H. N. Condict and Marion A. Freeman wed on Monday June 1 in Orange New Jersey. Frederick D. Finlay to Louise Ros also June 1. Ontario ceremony in Hamilton with Winter Thompson Scott daughter of Mrs. John Thompson Scott marrying Haabrook.
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Freeman
John H. N. Condict
Marion A. Freeman
Wilbur Force Freeman
Orange
N. J
Funeral notices and deaths in New York area
Obituaries and funeral notices list multiple individuals including Emilie Durbrow, John Ely, Kevin Kerby, William McDermott, and Anna Nevins with planned services on June 2 1908 at various addresses in Brooklyn Freehold N J and St Marks Ave. Julia Adelaide Romaine Charles A Whittier M Clementine Wilson and more. The Woodlawn Cemetery is noted as accessible. undertakers Campbell and associates advertise services and contact details.
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Washington Durbrow. Jr
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Plesse Copr Ely
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East Sith Std
Woodlawn
Nevins
Anna Nevins
John and
Jane Nevins
St Mark's Ave
Brooklyn
Romaine
Julia Adelaide
Benjamin F. Romaine
Wa Park West
Aspirant Applications Window Open at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune invites public viewing of the file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions. The collection is installed at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets with daily office hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Tribune Subscription Rates Across Domestic and International Markets
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