Mystery of Marshal Lannes death debunked by archive record
The article reviews new evidence disputing the common belief that Marshal Lannes died on the battlefield at Essling. It details his actual demise at the Danube brewery on May 31 after being wounded, the official death record, and the political wrangling over transferring his body from the Panthéon. It also traces Montebello family history and notes other notable Panthéon interments and removals.
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Duc de Montedello
Marshal Annes
Metropoli Ten
Pére-la-Chaise
Panthéon
Emilegoin
Duc de Montebello
Essling
Gua Ion
Marshal Lannes
Donau Brauerei
Danube Brewery
Ebersdorf
Vignolle
Dufresne
Mathieu Dumas
Hastre
Frere
Marshal Berthier
Prince of
War Department
Paris
Duke of Montebello
Emile Zola
Som Zola
Dreyfus
Clemenceau
Council of State
Zola
Marshe
Marrsing Mies
Eleanor Jenkinson
Earl
Liverpool
England
Napoleon
Elba
St. Helena
London
Duchess of
Montebello
Lord Liverpool
Ana
Gustav de Montebello
St. Petersburg
Cognac
Therese O'Tard de la Grange- Keith
Maurice
Marquis de Montebello
Peru
Julia Hay
Dorado
Basilica of St. Genevieve
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Voltaire
Merceau
Lazare Carnot
Sadi Carnot
la Tour du
Swaddling Clothes From Vatican For Madrid Baby
Rome works on sacred swaddling garments blessed by Pius X for the newborn Queen of Spain. The custom links Catholic courts across Europe with Rome, reflecting historic disputes like Empress Maria Theresa’s quarrel with the Vatican over Lent fasting letters and the infamous Nuncius Extraordinary for swaddling clothes sent to Vienna for Archduke Joseph.
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Pius X
Madrid
Vatican
Europe
Austria
Bavaria
Joseph II of
Vienna
German Empire
House of Hapsburg
Maria Theresa
Papacy
Archduke Joseph
Pontifical Mission
Monarch Henry IV’s Tomb Tale Spurs London Morning Port
A garbled London Morning Port extract claims Henry IV’s tomb in Canterbury holds a mystery. It names Henry Belloc MP for Salford, husband of Elodie Hogan of Napa California, and alleges a boatman’s charge tied to transporting the king’s body amid sensational claims.
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Henry Iv
Canterbury
Henry Belloc
Salford
Amercarn
Elodie Hogan
Napa
Cal
London
Henry
Westminster
Canary
Letter clarifies Goethe ancestry and noble misstatement
Marquise de Fontenoy explains a typesetting error about Goethe’s lineage. She notes Goethe’s father was an imperial councillor and high official, but his grandfather was a tailor and the great poet’s ancestry was not aristocratic. The family’s modest origins are asserted.
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Baroness Schiller
Frederick von Schiller
Germany
Goethe
Weimar
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Die Lustige Witwe in Harlem at the Casino
Harlem audiences turned out strong for another Merry Widow at the Harlem Casino. Louise Barthel as Prince Danilo impressed, Albertine Margadant enjoyed the Widow role, Otto Mayer led as Ambassador, with Anna Bernek as Ambassadress. The operetta in three acts includes a song variation.
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Harlem
Harlem Casino
New York
Prince Danilo
Louise Barthel
Albertine Margadant
Otto Mayer
Irving Place Theatre
Anna Bernek
Arthur Loewy
Installation of Dr Manning at Trinity Church
The Rev Dr William Thomas Manning was installed yesterday as rector of Trinity parish by Bishop Greer in Trinity Church. Present were parishioners from eight chapels and a procession at 1030 am followed by a sermon and communion service. Manning received the church keys Bible prayer book and Canon law volume from the senior warden.
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William Thomas Manning
Trinity Parish
Bishop Greer
Trinity Church
Manning
W. Montague Geer
St. Paul's Chapel
William H
Grace Church
Greer
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
Morgan Dix
Trinity
Emma Eames Sails to Havre for Rest and Laziness
Mme Emma Eames, the opera singer, departed on the French Line steamship La Provence bound for Havre after a long talk with her attorney. She said Paris would be for a rest and that she would not maintain a foreign home, choosing to live in a hotel. She warned she would not perform as many roles in a season again due to fatigue and expects to return in the fall for a quieter period.
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Mme
Emma Eames
Havre
la Provence
Mme. Eames
Paris
Blythe Bride Weds Oscar W. Jeffrey In Philadelphia
Miss Harriet E. Blythe niece of Mr and Mrs T Ashby Blythe was married to Oscar W Jeffrey of New York at the bride’s home in Philadelphia this afternoon. Matron of honor was Mrs Penrose Robinson Perkins with maid of honor Miss Mary N Anthony of New York. Best man was Thomas Perkins of New York and ushers included Penrose Robinson Perkins and Richard H Blythe.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Harriet E. Blythe
T. Ashby Blythe
Oscar W. Jeffrey
New York
Miss Blythe
Penrose Robinson Perkins
Mary N. Anthony
Thomas Perkins
Richard H. Blythe
Weather Report Forecast From Washington June 4
Weather across the Ohio Valley New England and Gulf states shows showers and cooler conditions in the south while fair in the lake region and central West. Friday and Saturday will bring more showers to the South Atlantic coast and Eastern Florida with generally fair elsewhere and warmer in portions of the middle Atlantic. Local District forecasts predict fair and warmer conditions for DC and Maryland and varied light to fresh winds along coasts and lakes.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Missouri Valley
Northwest
Wyoming
Rocky Mountains
Tennessee
Virginia
East Gulf States
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
South Dakota
Upper Mississippi
Pacific States
States
Florida
Middle
South Plateau
Midle
Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Valle
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Money for Children Prompts Aid to East Side Schoo
Dorothy Payne Whitney donated 500 dollars to aid starving East Side schoolchildren, with about 800 dollars raised so far. A diet kitchen will open in Division Street next Tuesday, and a food wagon will serve about 200 children today. United Hebrew Charities appeals for funds, promising coordination with schools and inspectors to reach those in need. If relief fails, school kitchens may be used by charities. plan aims to operate through fall.
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Dorothy Payne Whitney
William C. Whitney
Julia Richman
Division Street
United Hebrew Charities
Henry Rice
Mr. Rice
Rice
Board of Health
Abraham S&s. Stern
Board of Education
Richman
Miss Richman
Plans for New Library at Union Theological Seminary
Allen and Collens filed plans with the Buildings Superintendent for a five story Library of the Union Theological Seminary along Broadway from 120th to 122nd Street extending 453.8 feet with a 46 foot depth. The main block rises to five stories with embattled towers and end pavilions two stories higher. A central clock will be on the north tower. The library will fill the main five floors plus basement sub basement and mezzanine. The museum occupies first floor and mezzanine at the south end. north wing floors host social halls seminars and studies with sleeping quarters. Estimated cost is 70,000 dollars.
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Union Theological Seminary
Allen & Collens
120Th
122D Street
Museum
Funeral of Ex Senator James K Jones
Washington June 4 funeral services were held at the Jones family home for ex Senator James K Jones of Arkansas. The Rev J W Duffy of Harrisonburg Va officiated and burial followed at Rock Creek Cemetery with honorary pallbearers including Senators Owen Burkett and others and J D Richardson among the mourners.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Congress
J. W. Duffy
Harrisonburg
Rock Creek Cemetery
Robert T. Owen
Oklahoma
F. J. Burkett
Nebraska
Co. B. Howry
Court of Claims
J. H. MeeGowan
F. Norment
J. S. S. Wormstedt
R. J. Bright
James D. Richardson
Prominent Arrivals At Major Hotels Listed
The notices list notable guests and dignitaries staying at prominent New York hotels. R. W. Seer mayor of Denver visits at the Belmont while General W. J. Palmer from Colorado Springs appears at Buckingham. Captain H. G. Gibbenhall of the German Embassy is at the Hotel Astor along with Bishop Francis of Indianapolis at Park Avenue. Count De Martel remains in Washington at Regis. Ex Governor E. C. Smith from Vermont is noted at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Belmont
R. W. Seer
Denver
Buckingham
W. J. Palmer
Colorado Springs
Col
HOTEL
A Talk With Jefferson Davis in Confederate Veteran
Colonel McClure recalls a 1864 Lincoln offer to pay the South 400 million to end the war and emancipation, Davis expressing state sovereignty over central government. Davis notes Stephens at City Point and reflects on Lincoln’s kindness, saying the darkest dawn followed the Confederacy’s fall.
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McClure
Davis
Lincoln
South
Stephens
City Point
Confederacy
Coe Oe
Abraham ‘Tancoin
New Engine Needed Says Aeronautics Enthusiast Alexander
Patrick Y. Alexander, wealthy English traveler on the Mauretania, urges better aircraft design. He questions wind effects, cooling for gasoline motors, and the need for stronger power plants. He suggests artificial air currents and wireless electric delivery to motors, and advocates clearer terms like aero drome while calling for varied surfaces and shapes.
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Patrick Y. Alexander
Mauretania
Campania
Mr. Alexander
A&a
Alexander
Nikola Tesla
Langley
Cooper Union Commencement Honors Forty-Nine Graduates
The forty-ninth annual commencement at Cooper Union awarded diplomas to 14 men and 36 women from various schools. President John E Parsons led the exercises with prayers, orations by Gtern Darwent Van derbrook and a valedictory, plus a musical program. The trustees issued their yearly report noting a $10 rent for Tompkins Market property becoming Hewitt addition. departments reported growth and the library called for more space.
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Cooper Union
John E. Parsons
R. Fulton Cutting
L. C. L. Jordan
Peter Cooper Hewitt
George L. Rives
Edward R. Hewitt
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Mottet
Paul P. Gtern
John P. Darwent
Age of Progress
Raphael H. Vanderbrook
Felix I. Eben
Tompkins Market
Cooper Square
Hewitt Addition
Senator Bailey Seeks Throat Examination in Waldorf
Senator Joseph Bailey of Texas and his wife are staying at the Waldorf after he reported throat trouble. He visited two renowned throat specialists for examination and said he did not expect an operation.
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Joseph Bailey
Texas
The
Waldorf
Governor Hughes to Speak at Fordham Law Commencement
Governor Hughes will head the Fordham University School of Law commencement at the College of St. Francis Xavier theatre on West 16th Street. Archbishop Farley, the university faculty, and numerous jurists will attend. members of the bar are invited.
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Hughes
Fordham University School of Law
College of St. Francis Xavier
West 16Th Street
Archbishop Farley
Berea College Commencement Detailed in Letter
Berea College commencement is set for June 3 with W. W. Stetson of Maine as chief speaker. Other speakers include Herbert E. Welch, Josiah Strong, Samuel H. Howe, and John L. Hoyt. Degrees will be conferred on Governor Augustus E. Willson and George T. McCollum. The class numbers ten in the collegiate department, nineteen in the normal department, and many in industrial courses. Total students last year reached 1,150, not counting 159 colored students assisted elsewhere under the new law. A Messiah performance by the Harmon ia Society will close the week. The campus will host a large mountain audience arriving by horse and wagon. The primary fund aim is 400,000 dollars for an adjustment to educate colored students separately. Carnegie has pledged 200,000 and others about 100,000, with most of the remainder expected in Kentucky.
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Berea College
W. W. Stetson
Maine
Herbert E. Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
Josiah Strong
New York City
Samuel H. Howe
Norwich
George T. McCollum
Chicago
Harmonia Society of
One Hundred Voices
Berea
Andrew Carnegie
Kentucky
William G. Frost
Requests for Negroes to Work in New York Mills and Shops
The employment committee of the New York Committee for Improving the Industrial Conditions of Negroes seeks employers and workers. Colored dressmakers and milliners should contact Mrs. P. J. O Connell at No 42 Lexington Avenue for work and for arranging placement of boys and girls for non skilled posts. Those seeking carpenters plasterers painters janitors plumbers tin smiths or pricklayers should apply to R Scottron secretary at the Armstrong Association office No 39 East 42d Street. William Jay Schieffelin chairman announces the call from New York dated June 3 1908.
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the Tribune
New York Committee
P. J. O'Connell
Lexington Avenue
R. Scottron
Metcalf to California for summer vacation
Washington June 4 Secretary Metcalf plans to depart Washington between the 4th and 6th of June for California where he will spend his vacation. The Tribune will next Sunday publish its Summer Resort Number to guide readers seeking summer retreat locations. Order it at once as there will be limited copies.
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Washington
Metcalf
Ith
California
the Tribune
I. Gee
Obituary of ex judge Daniel H McMillan in Buffalo
Ex judge Daniel H McMillan a former New York state senator and district federal judge in New Mexico died in Denver. Born March 7 1848 in Buffalo he was Cornell educated admitted to the bar in 1872 served as state senator 1884 1886 declined reelection and was a delegate at large to constitutional conventions and Republican national conventions before his death after pulmonary illness.
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Daniel H. M’millan
Buffalo
Daniel H. McMillan
New York
New Mexico
Denver
Ross McMillan
Daniel Hugh McMillan
Cornell University
McMillan
Liberal Club
Death of Rev. Robert H Paine longtime Mount Calvary rector
Baltimore June 4 The Rev Robert Hitchcock Paine rector of Mount Calvary Episcopal Church died today after a long illness at sixty four He led the High Church faction in the diocese and was active in the high low church debates He was born in Providence RI and will be buried there
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Baltimore
Robert Hitchcock Paine
Mount Calvary Episcopal Church
Mount Calvary Church
Paine
Providence, R. 1
Mrs Jerome Jones Dies At Brookline Publisher Of Transcript
Mrs Jerome Jones born Maria Elizabeth Gane in Brattleboro Vermont in 1841 died at her Brookline home. As chief proprietor of The Boston Transcript she was a noted philanthropist and social worker. Her first husband William Henry Dutton, son of the paper's founder, died in 1875 leaving her the publication. Six years later she married Jerome Jones, head of Jones McDuffee Stratton Company.
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Boston
Jerome Jones
Boston Transcript
Brookline
Brattleboro
Maria Elizabeth Gane
The
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Death of Rev. Dr Haslett McKim Former Rector and Teacher
The Rev Dr Haslett McKim died of pneumonia at his home 9 West 48th Street aged 66. Harvard 1867 and Virginia Theological Seminary graduate, he was ordained deacon in 18 and priest the next year. He led Church of the Incarnation and served at St Thomas New Windsor 1871 1888 and All Saints Memorial Navesink until 1894. Funeral at Grace Church Monday 10:30 AM.
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New York
West 48Th Street
McKim
Harvard University
Theological Seminary of Virginia
Johns
Church of the Incarnation
St. Thomas's Church
New Windsor
N. Y
All Saints’ Memorial Church
Navesink
N .J
Grace Church
M Kim
West 48Th St
Haslett
D. D
Broadway
Lth
N. J
Baltimore
Meyer
Union St
Brooklyn
Henry W. and
Sophia Er
Fueneral Private
D Henry Smith Stock Broker Dies at 69 in Hotel Netherland
D Henry Smith a stock broker with Mills Building offices at 15 Broad Street and longtime Stock Exchange member died yesterday in his Netherland Hotel apartment in his seventieth year. He leaves a wife and was a director of Zander Institute and Manufacturing Company. He belonged to Union Princeton University New York Yacht Atlantic Yacht and Suburban Riding and Driving clubs.
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D. Henry Smith
Mills
No. 15
Broad Street
The
Stock Exchange
Hotel Netherland
Smith
Zander Institute and Manufacturing Company
Union, Princeton, University
New York
Atlantic Yacht
Obituary notes for Walsh and Hood local figures
James W. Walsh of Walsh and Floyd died at his Law rence Long Island summer home aged fifty six. Survived by wife one son and a daughter. Funeral at St Bartholomews Madison Ave and 4th St tomorrow at 3 30 PM. Stephen D. Hood Kingston police chief since 18 died in Kingston yesterday aged forty seven. He was active in fraternal groups.
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James W. Walsh
Walsh & Floyd
Broad Street
Lawrence
Long Island
Madison Avenue
St. Bartholomew's Church
4Th Street
Stephen D. Hood
Kingston
N. Y
Siers Celebrate 36th Anniversary With Second Marriage
Mr and Mrs Frank H Siers applied yesterday for a license and were remarried last night at their home 537 East 7th Street The groom an electrician aged 56 and his wife Miss Margaret Kirk aged 56 cite missing records of their first marriage as the reason for a second ceremony Their children attended the ceremony and many are married
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Frank H. Siers
East &7Th Street
Sters
Margaret Kirk
Immigrant passengers arrive on Teutonic and Konig Albert
Yesterday's arrivals include the Teutonic from Southampton and the Konig Albert from Naples. Notable passengers and accompanying spouses listed: Mrs William Birney, Mrs William E Bond, Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw, Mr and Mrs John F Mof Grant, Mr and Mrs Munson, G E T Dickinson Judson, Mrs George V Hull, Mrs John Watson, Mr and Mrs William H Judson, Mr and Mrs E L Haynes.
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Southampton
William _ Birney
William E. Bond
Robert
John F. Mof Grant
Munson
G.E. T. Dickinson
Shaw
Naples
George V. Hull
John Watson
William H
William A. Nelson
Judson
E. L. Haynes
Marriages in the Tribune Reported for Republication
The notice lists multiple 1908 and 1998 weddings including Juliet Stanton Adee to Dr Raynham Townshend in Westchester New York and Jennie Marior Pope to Philip P Cron in Roselle New Jersey. Other couples include Sarah Taber Dominick to Walter Chapin Flanders, A Caroline Morgan to Frank Pendleton McNulty, Edith Morgan Willett to Ralph Smith, Eveline Thomason Parker to Ambrose Giddings Todd, and Gladys Turnbull to Nelson Palmer Zulte.
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M'nulty—Morgan
Church of the Heavenly Rest
A. Caroline Morgan
D. Parker Morgan
Frank Pendleton McNulty
Morgan
Herbert Shipman
Henry A. McNulty
Greer
New York
Todd—Parker
St. Thomas's Church
Ernest M. Stires
Eveline Thomason
Forrest Hoffman Parker
Ambrose Giddings Todd. Zalte—Turnbull
Charles S. Turnbull
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
S. C. Hill
Gladys Laurence
Death notices from THE TRIBUNE republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
A garbled death notice list includes Bennett Mary E H McKim Cable William N Meyer Marguerite D Clark John C Neal John K Esterbrook Gertrude L Smith Dantel H Hought Catherines 5 Walsh James W Marcelle Frank J Wilson Edward Marfing Oliver Wilson Watson McKiernan Mary A Dunrhy Lilian E. Bennett On June 4 at Roselle New Jersey Mary Elizabeth Holcombe wife of John R Bennett Notice of funeral service hereafter Cable On June 2 after a brief illness William George W Cable in his 24th year Tarry awhile Northampton on Thursday June 4 at 5 o'clock p m Clark Entered into rest at his home on Thursday June 4 John Craig Clark Funeral service at Grace Church White Plains New York Saturday June 6 at 1230 Carriages will meet train leagues Leaington ave at 1419 returning
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Dunrhy
Lilian E Bennett
Roselle
N. J
Mary Elizabeth Holcombe
John R. Bennett
William
Northampton
M. Clark
John Craig Clark
Grace Church
White Plains
N. Y
Leaington Ave
Walsh
Lawrence
Long Island
James W. Walsh
St Bartholomew's Church
Madison Ave
44Th St
New York
Wilson
Metuchen
Edward Wilson
R. Episcopal Church
West 23d
Cortlandt St
Watson Wilson
George W. Wilson
State St
East Orange
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from June 1908 Brooklyn
Several death notices list the deceased with addresses in Brooklyn and nearby areas. Gertrude L terbrook of Poplar Street, Mary A McKiernan of Warren Street, and John King Neal of Palmetto Street are among those noted. Services, interments, and church services are scheduled across Brooklyn, Manhattan, and New Jersey. Authorities include Grace Church, St Agnes Roman Catholic, Bushwick Congregational Church, and Cypress Hills Cemetery.
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Neeal
Palmetto St
Brooklyn
John King Neal
Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church
Bushwick Ave
Cornelia St
John Lewis Clark
Cypress Hills Cemetery
In Memoriam Lillian E Dae
In memory of Lillian E Dae who died on June 4 1905. A wreath of sentiment from family. contact Woodlawn Cemetery via Harlem trains from Grand Central Webster and Jerome Avenue or by carriage Lots priced from 150 dollars. Telephone Gramercy for Book of Views or representative office 20 East 234 Street New York City Frank E Campbell 2413 West 234 Street Chelsea Chapel private and public ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 234 St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Chapel
Chelsea
New York Tribune Publishes Aspirant Application Files
The Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets offers a file of applications for various positions. Office hours are 9 p m to 6 p m for those seeking desirable help to save time and expense.
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Subscriptions and rates for The Tribune newspaper
Sunday, Daily Tribune subscriptions offered to domestic and foreign addresses with flexible delivery options. Rates vary by frequency including daily, triweekly, weekly Farmer, and Sunday editions. International mail pricing shown for Europe, Americas, Asia, and hotels worldwide with multiple city offices and hotel reading rooms listed.
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