A Dutch traitor and court intrigues in 1908
A long London shaped summary notes a Dutch officer's treachery in conspiring to sell a plan to inundate the Netherlands to Germany. It tracks his arrest, transfer between authorities, illness, and eventual escape abroad, plus Moltke’s renewed fortunes and related royal connections. The piece ends with a brief mention of Marquise de Fontenoy.
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Coptricht
Brentwood
William
Netherlands
Holland
Germany
Amsterdam
M. van Swinderen
Quernwil Khelmina
Washington
Man Redhandel
War Department
Sir John Gorst Becomes Sir John Lowndes After Inheriting Castle Combe
The veteran figure Sir John Gorst relinquishes a 4,000 a year political pension and inherits Castle Combe estate in North Wiltshire through the Lowndes line, changing his title to Sir John Lowndes. The note details estate history, the Lowndes name adoption, and Gorst’s earlier career with education ministry and political life.
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John Gorst
Great Britain
Antipodes
Wiltshire
E. C. Lowndes
E. C. Goerst
Sir John Gorst
Castle Combe
Sir John Lowndes
Harold Gorst
Sir Eldon Gorst
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Castile Combe
Scrope
Lowndes
Box
John
Admiralty
Exchequer
Treasury
Lord Cross
Lord George Hamilton
India
Henry Chaplin
Lord Balfour of Burleich
Scotland
Gerald Balfour
Ireland
Sir John
New Zealand
Selwyn
England
Indinster
Arthur Balfour
Sir Henry Drummons Wolff
Lord Randolph Churchill
Primrose League
Joseph Chamberlain
Szapary Figure Tied to Budapest Hotel Project
Count Paul Szaparr heads a syndicate building a modern hotel near the Danube Quar in Budapest to be run by the Ritz Hotel Company. He is a nephew of former Hungarian Prime Minister Count Julius Szapary, a celebrated statesman.
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Paul Szaparr
Ritz Hotel Company
Danube Quar
Corso
Betvas Terrace
Marie Valerie Street
Budapest
Hungary
Julius Szapary
Julius
Vaszary
Julius Seapary
Kardos
Iis
Grau
Sacred College
Rome
Prince Eulenberg Faces Continued Public Scrutiny
The German prince, linked to a libel suit against editor Harden, reportedly left Liebenberg for Gastein Austria after a nominal 150 dollar fine. Berlin authorities learned of his departure days later, amid claims he was dying and unfit for trial. He appeared to evade extradition and may face extratition action.
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Prince Eulenberg
Harden
Cuno Moltke
Liebenberg
Gastein
Austria
Berlin
Germany
Jefferson Davis Memorial Park Dedicated in Fairview Ky
Fairview Kentucky observes the Jefferson Davis Memorial Park dedication with a basket dinner and barbecue. Local leaders praise Lincoln and call for a Confederate memorial temple while plans seek 30 000 dollars to honor the Confederacy and aid widows of soldiers. Across the South Jefferson Davis birthday anniversary observed with crosses of honor and public tributes.
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Fairview
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Mississippi
Hodgenville
Abraham Lincoln
Todd
Christian
General Young
Louisville
W. A. Milton
Young
Chicago
Lincoln
United South
Norfolk
South
Virginia
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
South Carolina
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mrs W Albert Pease seriously hurt in Hempstead accident
Mrs W Albert Pease wife of a Manhattan real estate broker and daughter of Admiral Rogers was seriously injured when her green horse bolted after a large touring car striking a tree. She suffered a skull fracture broken nose and deep head cuts and was taken by car to Meadow Brook Hempstead for treatment. Mrs Helen B Holt escaped with minor injuries. Pease is a cousin of August Belmont.
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Hempstead
Long Island
W. Albert Pease
Manhattan
Admiral Rogers
Helen B. Holt
Holt
Twenty Five Warships Sought for Hudson Fulton Celebration
General Stewart Woodford, president of the Hudson Fulton Celebration Commission, hosted a luncheon at the Lawyers Club with officers and foreign consuls. He outlined plans to attract twenty five to thirty first class warships to anchor in New York harbor next September, inviting nations to participate.
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Stewart IL. Woodford
Hudson-Fulton
Lawyers’ Club
New York
Woodford
Neighbors Plan Dinner for Jerome at Little Hungary Café
A district attorney Jerome supporters group met May 27 to organize a non political dinner for him. A new meeting set June 10, with 365 tickets at $1 each being issued. The event at 257 East Houston Street will include attendees from all parties.
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Jerome
Little Hungary Café
East
Houston Street
Return date for J Pierpont Morgan unclear
Paris report said Morgan would sail home today but authoritative City sources said no return message had been received yet. Morgan is not expected back from his European trip until July or August.
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Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Mr. Morgan
Eclipse Photographed at Harvard Observers Cite Clouds
Cambridge Mass June 3 Harvard Observatory officials report the total lunar eclipse visible for about an hour but cloud cover prevented successful photographs. Only two or three photographs were taken amid heavy banked clouds obscuring the phenomenon.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Observatory
Dr Theodor Barth Dies in Baden Baden Leader of Liberal party passes away
The Liberal Reichstag leader Dr Theodor Barth died in Baden Baden on June 2 after a digestive illness. Born July 16 1849 in Dunderstadt Hanover Barth studied law at Heidelberg Leipzig and Berlin earned a doctor juris utriusque and held roles in Bremen Bremerhaven and national finance. A long time free trader he opposed Bismarcks tariffs and army growth and visited the United States several times earning Harvard s dt D in 1907. He traveled with Bryan studied US election methods and was a close friend of Andrew D White.
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Theodor Barth
Dunderstadt
Hanover
Gymnasium Andrianum
Hildesheim
Barth
Heidelberg
Leipsic
Berlin
Bremen
Bremerhaven
United States
Harvard University
Samuel Ashton Retired Chicago Supreme Court Justice Dies
Samuel Ashton aged eighty five died yesterday at 2376 Eighth Avenue where he lived with his sister Mrs Lorraine L Williamson. Born in Virginia in 1924 he served forty years ago as a justice of the Chicago Supreme Court and was a close friend of Chief Justice Fuller. He spent thirty five years in New York and until three years ago had an office at 30 Broadway.
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Samuel Ashton
Eighth Avenue
Lorraine L. Williamson
Virginia
Supreme Court
Chicago
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Ashton
New York
Broadway
Mrs Stephen F Fisk Dies in Pawtucket at 57
Mrs Stephen F Fisk vice regent of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and a Rhode Island leader died at Pawtucket home. Dr James L Wheaton said death resulted from lack of nourishment. she had been ill months but attended the DAR national convention in Washington last April where she was elected to the vice regency.
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Pawtucket
Stephen F. Fisk
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Rhode Island
James L. Wheaton
Washington
Notable deaths across the nation and abroad
Obituaries report the death of former Jefferson County Clerk Frank D. Pierce at 65 in Watertown New York after a long illness. Reverend Henry J. Bruce, a 47 year veteran American Board missionary to India, dies in Panchgarni at 74. Mrs Robert F. Bower, formerly Mrs Worthington of Kentucky, to be buried at Woodlawn. details note her Freemason and Knights Templar ties and her late husband Colonel Worthington. Henry F Montague, age 96 in Kalamazoo, helped organize an abolition party in 1836 and aided the underground railroad to Canada.
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Frank D. Pierce
Jefferson County
Watertown
N. Y
Pierce
New York
Henry J. Bruce
Panchgarni
India
Boston
Bruce
American Board
Amherst College
MHS
Robert F. Bower
Worthington
Kentucky
Woodlawn
Church of the Transfiguration
Bower
Free Masons
Knights Templar
Colonel Worthington
Henry Clews
Henry F. Montague
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Drops Dead in Store at H. B. Claflin Company
James Hawelson fifty four assistant manager lace department at H. B. Claflin Company Church and Worth streets collapsed from acute indigestion yesterday morning and died before a doctor arrived. Coroner Harburger had the body removed to Leonard Street police station as relatives from Bayonne New Jersey were en route. Hawelson had worked for the firm since 1873 and left a wife three sons and a daughter.
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James Hawelson
H. B. Claflin Company
Church and
Worth Streete
Harburger
Leonard Street
Hawelson
Bay
Merry Devil charmed London at Playhouse Theatre
Cyril Maude and Winifred Emery drew enthusiastic notices for their performance in A Merry Devil by W. B. Fagan at the Playhouse Theatre in London. The farce delighted audiences with a lavish setting and strong comic turns by Maude and Emery. The Earth, Fagan's more serious work, had recently played at the Kingsway Theatre.
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London
Cyril Maude
Winifred Emery
Playhouse Theatre
W. B. Fagan
Maude
Miss Emery
Kingsway Theatre
Florodora to Headline Aborn Company's Brooklyn Run
The Aborn company's second week at Grand Opera House Brooklyn features Florodora as the main offering. Beginning Monday June 14 a new farce Back Again will be presented with book by Owen Davis and A Hauerbach and music by Hauerbach and Karl Hoschna.
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Aborn Company
Grand Opera House
Brooklyn
Florodora
Owen Davis
A. ©. Hauerbach
Hauerbach
Karl Hoschna
Theatrical News Highlights From June Playhouse Runoffs
The run of A Fool There Was ends Saturday June 12. Thompson plans to present it next season in various cities. Shubert brothers engage Henry Kolker for a principal role in a next season production. Dillingham schedules The Candy Shop at Knickerbocker Theatre for June 14 Studebaker Theatre. Vernon Clarges joins Henry B Harris for The Noble Spaniard. Auction seats for Follies of 1909 first performance set today at New York Theatre. George Beban billed next week at Colonial Theatre with The Sign of the Rose. West End Theatre hosts a Sunday benefit for George Manee’s family. Swat Milligan featuring next week at Columbia Theatre with Bozeman Bulger. Frank Stone to impersonate Milligan. Sir Charles Wyndham attended last night’s Blue Mouse at Maxine Elliott's Theatre.
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Mr. Thompson
Charles Dillingham
Chicago
Knickerbocker Theatre
Studebaker Theatre
Vernon Clarges
Henry B. Harris
New York Theatre
George Beban
Colonial Theatre
West End
George Manee
Messie
Shubert
Swat Milligan
Bozeman Bulger
Columbia Theatre
Brooklyn
Frank Stone
Swat"’ Milligan
Charles Wyndham
the Blue Mouse
Maxine Elliott
American soprano Anita Rio signs two Covent Garden seasons
London reports American soprano Anita Rio has signed a contract to sing leading roles at Covent Garden for two seasons. Her first appearance is due in about a fortnight. She will also support Caruso in a September concert tour of England.
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London
Mme
Anita Rio
Covent Garden
Rio
Caruso
England
Mrs Graves Will Distributes 8 Million to Charities
Through probate in Connecticut, Mrs Margaret J P Graves leaves about $8 million in bequests to thirteen city charities including Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum St Vincent's Hospital and Mount Sinai Hospital. Her husband Robert Graves receives $1 million plus the West 7th Street residence. Two trusts for nephews are created and executors include Bishop Bonaventure Broderick J E Loughman M F Loughman J Middlebrook and Robert Graves. The estate value exceeds $10 million in personal and real property with litigation preceding possession.
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Margaret J. P. Graves
Robert Graves
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Vincent’s Hospital
Society of the New York Hospital
Mount Sinai Hospital
Sisters
New York
St. Luke's Hospital
Medical Board
Ursuline Convent
Bedford Park
Benevolent Orphan Asylum
Society For the Relief of the
Hebrew Technical School
Graves
Michael Francis Loughman
Edward Joseph Loughman
Testatrix
Henry B. Plant
Plant
Connecticut
Leventritt
Thaw Withdraws Petition for Discharge From Bankruptcy
Pittsburg June 3 Harry Kendall Thaw is allowed to petition his discharge from bankruptcy in the local federal court without appearing in person. Judge James S. Young granted the order on Roger O Mara presiding. The move suggests Thaw and his circle abandon plans to leave Matteawan soon. A paper signed by Thaw as Henry K Thaw was shown, a name he rarely uses, noted by his friends.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Harry Kendall Thaw
James S. Young
Roger O'Mara
Thaw
Matteawan
Henry K. Thaw
Henry
Church weighs buying vacant block near Central Park West
Trustees of the First Church of Christ, Scientist consider purchasing an eight-lot vacant plot at the south corner of 9th Street and Central Park West for about 360,000 to prevent border development by large apartment houses. A meeting on Monday will decide the proposition.
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9Th Street
Central Park West
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Th Street
A. E. Stetson
96Th Street
97Th Street
Riverside Drive
108Th Street
Cathedral Parkway
Margaret ©. Sage
Russell Sage
Grand Jury Souvenir To Judge Foster
Judge Foster of General Sessions received yesterday a bronze tablet inscribed with Lincoln's Gettysburg address from the grand juries of the May term. Diamond Jim Brady served as morning jury foreman and Arnold Kohn a banker as afternoon foreman. Kohn presented the gift and Foster replied.
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Foster
Report confirms Holbein portrait pledge for nation
London officials confirmed that an anonymous philanthropist has subscribed sufficient funds to acquire Holbein's portrait of Christina of Denmark, Duchess of Milan, for the nation. The earlier report from yesterday is now officially verified.
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Holbein
London
Christina of Denmark
Milan
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
Notable guests visiting New York hotels include Pierre Lorillard at the Albemarle Tuxedo. Judge and Mrs. Erskine Phelps of Chicago. Senator E. T. Brackett of Saratoga with Mrs. Brackett. Charles Peabody of Boston. Also seen are Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Livermore of Newport. Commander Geer. General F. A. Smith U S A. Colonel Robinson Elmira. John Sloan Jr. of New Haven. Commander H P Huss U S. Sir Charles Wyndham of London. J Skelton Williams of Richmond.
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Albemarle
Pierre Lorillard
Tuxedo
Belmont
Erskine Phelps
Chicago
E. T. Brackett
Saratoga
Charles Peabody
Boston
Gotham
P. W. Livermore
Newport
Pee
Geer
F. Sonia
F. A. Smith
U. S.A
Erial
Re Robinson
Elmira
John Sloan, Jr
New Haven
An Avenue
H.P. Huss
U. S. Regis
Sir Charles Wyndham
London
Waldorf
Astoria
J. Skelton Williams
Richmon
Weather Forecast: unsettled and showery across the East
Official record and forecast show low pressure and unsettled conditions across the eastern half of the country. Heavy rains in the east Gulf and south Atlantic interior prompt flood warnings for the Black Warrior lower Tombigbee and Chickasawhay rivers. Cooler in the middle Atlantic and Northwest, warmer in the East. weekend outlook fair in the western half.
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Washington
South
Texas
Alabama
East
Gulf
South Atlantic
Black Warrior
Tombigbee
Chickasawhay
Mississippi River
New York
New England
Mississippi Valley
Middle Ath
Northwest
Exhibits of 120 Dutch paintings at Metropolitan Museum
Hudson Fulton celebration brings 120 canvases from Rembrandt to Ostade. The list, prepared by Robert W. de Forest, catalogs twenty six Rembrandts and eleven Cuyp works among others. American section features Primitives, portraits by West and Fulton, plus a major Barye bronze collection and new Giotto school works.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hudson-Fulton
Robert W. de Forest
Rembrandts
Frans Hals
Aelbert Cuyp
Rembrandt
Frans Hais
Johannes Vermeer
Hey van Ruisdael
Jacob van Ruisdael
Aelbert
Gerard Terborch
Pieter de Hoogh
Meindert
Jan Steen
Williem van de Velde
van de Vvelde
Ana — der Heyden
Fleee
Aert van der Near
Cre
Jan van Goyen
New York Historical Society
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thatcher M. Adams
Wi. Ae Blodgett
M_cD Borden
Charles B. Bushnell
W. A. Clark
Sir George Montreal
Elkins
Nladelphia
de Forest
Henry C. Frick
George J. Gow
Society of Colonial Dames
State of
New York
Primitives
Smitert
Blackburn
Woolaston
Earle
Copley
Benjamin West
Fulton
Allston
Malbone
Sully
Stuart
Trumbull
Morse
Doughty
Peale
Vanderlyn
Joel Barlow
Robert Fulton
Peter T. Barlow
Robert Fulton Ludlow
West
Henry Wharton
Philipse
William A. Putnam
Dorothea Keep
Robert Ludlow Fowler
Richard Worsam Meade
Sarah Huntington
William C. Lanman
Anson P. Atterbury
Alfred Nelson
George H. Clements
John Erving
Everett P. Wheeler
George F. Kunz
R. T. Haines Halsey
Sherman Evarts
George S. Palmer
George H. Story
William B. Osgood Field
Wadsworth Atheneum
Hartford
Yale University
Cyrus J. Lawrence
Barye
Sunday Supplement
the Tribune
Theodore Kane Gibbs
Marie L. Dewsnap
Lorenzo Mogaco
Giotto
Bartolomeo Montagna
WANTS COURT ALTERED FOR NEW YORK CHILDREN'S COURT
John D. Lindsay of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children urges Mayor McClellan to improve the Children’s Court facilities. He cites overcrowding, poor ventilation, and unsafe detention rooms at 66 Third Avenue and proposes alternate sites or a new building to better accommodate nearly twelve thousand yearly cases. He offers the society’s help in securing an adequate facility.
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John D. Lindsay
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
E. Fellowes Jenkins
McClellan
Mr. Lindsay
Court of Special Sessions
Children’s
Third Avenue
East 11Th Street
Department of Charities
Children’s Court
Bureau of Dependent Children
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York City
Manhattan
Bronx
Third Arenue
Old College
Lexington Avenue
John DR. Lindsay
Daughters of Confederacy Meet in New York
The New York Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy honored Jefferson Davis on his late birthday at the Waldorf Astoria roof garden with a tribute reception. Mrs. James Henry Barker, president of the New York chapter, was celebrated, followed by dancing, bridge and a light supper. Attendees included Mrs. Theodore Lyons, Mrs. Alexander Scott, Mrs. Julian Rivers, Mrs. F. B. Carpenter and Mrs. A. G. Dickinson.
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Daughters OF Confederacy
New York
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Waldorf-Astoria
Jefferson Davis
James Henry Barker
Association
Theodore Lyons
Alexander Scott
Julian Rivers
F. B. Carpenter
A. G. Dickinson
Miss Zuckerman Performs At Bechstein Hall Recital
Miss Augusta Zuckerman of New York gave a successful piano recital in London at Bechstein Hall. She showed powerful tone and fine execution in Brahms and Chopin, while two of her own ultra modern compositions were warmly applauded.
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Miss Zuckerman
London
Augusta Zuckerman
New York
Bechstein Hall
Brahms
Chopin
Summer Resort issue promises vacation information mine
The Tribune’s next Sunday issue titled The Summer Resort will be a richly illustrated guide packed with vacation location details. It promises extensive information and guidance for readers planning trips.
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the Tribune
Free Admission and Public Auction Notice at City Custody
Free admission offered to the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. United States Marshal's sale of smumsied goods at the Custom House. 10 am. Festival of folk dances and games under the auspices. School event listed at High School on 15th Street near Second Avenue. (Note: OCR fragments are partially garbled.)
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
United States Marshal
Custom House
Will of Mes Straut Contested in Chicago Suit
Henry L. Baldwin J W and twenty six others sue in Chicago court to set aside the will of Mrs Elizabetht Ann Straut who died in New York February 1907. Estate valued over 700000. Three charities to receive bulk. about 159500 to relatives. One bequest 10000 to Church of the Transfiguration New York.
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Chicago
Henry L. Baldwin
J. W
Elizabetht Ann Straut
Murray Hill
New York
Allum Hicks and Chauncey Pierrepont Marriages Noted
Marriage notices published for June 2 1900 list Allum Hicks daughter of Mrs George F Hicks wed to Lancelot Allium Hawes Hyatt at Church of the Redeemer New Island. Nathalie Elisabeth Chauncey wed to Seth Law Pierrepont at Trinity Church New York. Dorothy Kidder daughter of Dr Jerome E Kidder wed to Jason Rigas Jr at Church of the Holy Communion South Orange. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Allum—Hicks
Church of the Redeemer
New Island
Hobart Clark
George F. Hicks
Lancelot Allium Hawes
HYATT
Grace Church
Plainfield
John Bramham
Boston
Mase
Cornelia Lawrence
Edgar 5. Hyatt
N. J
Dorothy tom @sughter
Jerome E L. Kidder
Jason Rigas
Death notices from The Tribune June 1900 memorial list
Death notices republished from The Tribune list multiple individuals with dates June 1 to June 5 1900. Entries include Allers Applegat Ashton Bird Black Bower Brown Carolan Cohen Heaight Huntting Russell Tompkins White Young and others with addresses in New York Brooklyn Peekskill and Katonah and funeral details at churches private interment and arrival of trains. Carriages and timing details accompany several services with dates June 2 3 4 5.
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Katonah
Central Station
Tompkins
Noah S. Tompkins
The
Bronx
White Plains
Trefm
Grand Central Station
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Services Ad
The notice announces easy access to Woodlawn Cemetery via Harlem train from Grand Central Station and local trolleys on Webster and Jerome avenues. It lists carriage options with prices starting at $150, and offers a Book of Views through Gramercy for the office at 20 East 23rd Street New York City. Undertakers Frank Fe Campbell at 2413 West 234th Street provides private rooms and ambulances, with florists Newman Floral Co at 202 South Avenue Madison Square offering floral tributes and casket covers.
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Harlem
Grand Cetebral
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Desirable help offered at Uptown Tribune office
Help quick and save time by consulting the file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds installed at The New York Tribune Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway Between 36th and 37th Streets Office hours 3 am to 6 pm
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NEW York Tribune
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37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates For Daily and Weekly Editions
The Tribune announces subscription and rate options for daily and Sunday delivery nationwide, including foreign postage, with prices for daily, weekly, tri weekly, and farmer editions. Rates list monthly, quarterly, and yearly plans, along with Canadian and international options and sample copy prices.
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