Gladstone Heir William Glynne Gladstone Comes of Age
William Glynne Charles Gladstone, heir to Hawarden Castle, comes of age amid focus on his grandfather The Grand Old Man. He studied at Stow College Oxford, spoke for Liberal candidate J H Lows in Flintshire, and inherits a vast estate and trust funds from multiple relatives, while the family’s internal tensions and finances are recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiiliam Glynne
Charles Gladstone
Stow College
Oxford
Oxford Union
Yvonne Gladstone
Go Wade
J. H. Low
Flintshire
Gladstone
Lord Rendel
Lera Aberdeen
Hawerden Castle
Nen Glynn
William E. Gladstone
Hawarden
Stephen Glynne
William Glynne Gladgone
Lord Blantyre
William Henry Ginéstone
London
Berkeley Square
Eiver Gate
Hawarden Castle
Willar
Henry Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Sir Stephen Gienne
Antan
William Glynne Gladstone as Heir to Fasque Estates
The passage describes William Glynne Gladstone as the prospective heir to the Fasque estate and Fettertein whiskey interests. It details Sir John Gladstone’s prominence as a whiskey distiller, his Fasque mansion, and the family lineage showing the line of succession from Sir Thomas Gladstone to the young master of Hawarden Castle.
King Edward Endorses Umbrella Theft as Royal Loot
The article notes the king praised umbrella theft as the only form of loss that may be taken with impunity, arguing umbrellas are valuable, and cabmen would not return them as showers fall daily in London. The piece lampoons royal authority and metropolitan etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Cabmen
London
Re. Bemely
Queen Victoria's Left Handed Legacy Reaches Royal Blood
The piece notes King Alfonso as left handed among Coristendom rulers while tracing ambidexterity across European royals. It cites Queen Maud of Norway and Queen Victoria's influence on children, suggesting Balmoral visits by Sir Edwin Landseer shaped skills with both hands.
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Alfonso
Coristendom
Loubet
Eéaward
Maud
Norway
Queen Victoria
Wwa
Edwin Landeeer
Balmoral
Victoria
Royalty to wield power with both hands in Europe
The passage notes that heirs to eight European thrones are set to ascend, predicting that soon all Old World royalty will be ambidextrous. It argues the advantage for those who lose use of a right arm, forcing left-handed adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Westminster Dean's Appointment Spurs Church Debate
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY reports speculation in Church of England circles that King may endorse or distance himself from the Dean of Westminster's disbelief in Balaam's talking ass. Debate centers on whether the King's choice as spiritual adviser implies royal support for the heretical view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Foward VII
Balaam
Church of England
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Militia Ordered to Inverness to Avert Lynching
Governor Braward ordered the Brooksville state militia to Inverness to prevent a lynching of Jim Davis alias Dage, who killed Robert Russell a local businessman last Tuesday. Leesburg militia was held in readiness as a precaution amid public anger over the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Brawhard
Carter
Brooksville Company
Inverness
Jim Davis
Dage
Robert Russell
Leesburg
Russell
Davis
Plans for King Haakon Crowning in Trondheim
Christiania reports the coronation programme for King Haakon VII and Queen Maud. They will arrive in Trondhjem June 19, with the ceremony at 11 am June 22 in the cathedral followed by a state dinner for about 300 guests. The week includes festivals and processions. Haakon to receive deputations and host a palace soirée. Norway marks the first anniversary of dissolving the union with Sweden as a general holiday with celebrations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Haakon VII
Queen Maud
Trondhjem
Haakon
Sweden
Norway
Miss Ethel Rockefeller Returns From Europe
Miss Ethel G Rockefeller daughter of William Rockefeller president of the Standard Oil Company reached New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse after months in Europe. She had traveled incognito as Frau lein E Raynor and went to her father’s Fifth Avenue home, planning for his arrival in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel G. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
New York
Europe
Germany
Miss Rockefeller
Fraulein E. Raynor
Fifth Avenue
National Academy of Design Announces Two Exhibitions
The National Academy of Design will hold two exhibitions this season. The winter show opens December 21 at the Fine Arts Galleries on West Sith Street and runs until January. The eighty second annual exhibition opens March 15 and closes April 21. Harry W. Watrous says winter entries are due December 3 and 4, and annual entries on February 27 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Academy of Design
Fine Arts
West Sith Street
Harry W. Watrous
The
Academy
Musicians to Honor Gilmore in Nationwide Fund Drive
A letter from Owen Miller secretary of the American Federation of Musicians states 47 500 members across the United States and Canada have volunteered to fund a widow and daughter of P 85 Gilmore. James W Morrissey manager of the P S Gilmore testimonial festivals says musicians will join his country tour.
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P. &. Gilmore
Owen Miller
American Federation of Musicians
United States
Canada
Gilmore
James W. Morrissey
P. S. Gilmore
Eskridge Fuller Wedding at Floral Park Home
Lieutenant Oliver Eskridge of the 27th Infantry married Miss Ella May Fuller yesterday at the bride’s Floral Park home. Canon Bryan officiated with bridesmaids Mary Hallock Virginia Eskridge and Olga Katzmayer. flower girls Ruth and Margaret, granddaughters of Rear Admiral Asserson. Captain Wickham served as best lieutenant. Edge son of retired Colonel William Eskridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Eskridge
27Th Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Ella May Fuller
J. Roscoe Fuller
Floral Park
Long Island
Canon Bryan
Garden City
Mary Hallock
Virginia Eskridge
Olga Katzmayer
Ruth
Margaret
Asserson, Getter
Wickham
Edge
Wiliam Eskridge
Racing at Gravesend and Diverse City Events
Racing at Gravesend. General Synod of the Reformed Church. Collegiate Church at Fifth Avenue and 48th Street. Barnard College class at Columbia University gymnasium. New York section of American Chemical Society meeting at 108 Weert Sith Street. Free Day at Zoological Park and Museum of Natural History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Weather forecast varies across the United States June report
Low pressure over the Rockies drives thunderstorms in the north while heat persists in the east and south. West shows cooler, mostly clear weather with showers in northern Pacific areas. Friday will bring generally fair conditions west of the Rockies with localized showers from the Dakotas to New England. East and south remain warm. coastal winds shift from east to south or southwest. Special notes warn of unsettled Grand Banks weather and storm warnings on upper lakes and Lake Pepin.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
New England
North Dakota
Middle Atlantic States
Pacifico
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Lake Pepin
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginis
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Pert
Ain
Peniency
Sane Ee
S . Roy Turéay
Conor Behn
G C Barrett Dead Ex Justice of New York
Ex Justice Georges Carter Barrett of the New York State Supreme Court died in Saratoga tuberculosis at his summer cottage. He was with Public Administrator William M. Hoes and Mrs Hoes at death. Funeral planned in New York at Church of the Transfiguration Monday. Barrett long served in the Appellate Division and once presided over Oyer and Terminer criminal trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Georges Carter Barrett
New York State Supreme Court
New York City
Barrett
New York
William M. Hoes
Church of the Transfiguration
Ste John Clinton Gray
Court of Appeals
George C. Barrett
Supreme Court
Old Court of Oyer and Terminer
Justice Barrett An Influential 19th Century Judge Profile
A portrait of George C. Barrett, born 1838 in Dublin, detailing his rise from a young lawyer to a prominent New York Supreme Court justice. It notes his courtroom reforms, anti Tammany stance, pivotal role in Seventy proceedings, key trials including the Croker acquittal, and his later service as referee before retirement due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Lexow Committee
Justice Barrett
George C. Barrett
Dublin
Ireland
Gilbert Carter Barrett
Barrett
Canada
Canadian River Thames
Columbia Grammar School
Columbia College
Court of Common Pleas
Tammany Hall
Tweed Ring
Committee of Seventy
George Barnard
Richard B. Connelly
Richard Croker
Tammany
Supreme Court
Croker
County Democracy
Roosevelt
Laws of
Boodle
Ferdinand Ward
General Grant
James D. Fish
Fish
Wellack's Theatre
Century Association
The
Metropolitan, Manhattan, Democratic, Barnard, Mendelssohn Glee and
Riding Clubs
Courts Honor Barrett Amid Court Adjournments
The thirteen Trial Parts and eight Special Parts of the Supreme Court adjourned in memory of ex Justice George C. Barrett. Chief Justice O Dwyer announced Barrett’s death and the Appellate Division followed suit with immediate adjournment. High appreciation was expressed for his service and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
George C. Barrett
O'Dwyer
Barrett
Death of Justice Barrett Shocks Court of 1872 Bench
Justice Geigerich announces the death of Mr Justice Barrett a jurist whose tenure since 1872 left a profound impact. The court adjourns briefly as a mark of respect and minutes record the action. The bench and bar mourn a learned jurist noted for legal knowledge and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barrett
Henry Seymour dies at 70 in Maine after apoplexy
Henry Seymour broker, son of Eliza Martin Otto and Walter Martin Seymour, died Wednesday at Sourdnahunk Camp Maine from apoplexy. Born Batavia New York, he moved to New York City as a child and long served at the New York Produce Exchange and as head of the insurance department at New York Life. A member of the Manhattan Chess Club and the Society of Colonial Wars, he was unmarried and lived with his sister Mrs Perkins at 2 West 46th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seymour
Eliza Martin Otto
Walter Martin Seymour
Sourdnahunk Camp
Maine
Mr. Seymour
Batavia
N. Y
New York Produce Exchange
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company
Seymour
Manhattan Chess Club
Society of Colonial Wars
Perkins
West 46Th Street
Counterfeiters Arrested in Bluefield Pennsylvania Pair
Two white men aged 25 and 50, Bernard King and John Miller, claimed from Pennsylvania but unnamed town, were arrested by Chief Newkirk on counterfeiting charges. Miller acted as banker for the operation. $1,500 in counterfeit coins including $5 $10 and $20 pieces were seized. King confessed partly, both to face a U.S. commissioner for preliminary hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Bernard King
John Miller
Pennsylvania
Newkirk
King
Miller
United States
Plot to Oust Governor Pattison in Ohio Crisis
An extra session of the General Assembly may be called soon by Governor Pattison amid a plot to oust him. State Printer Mark Slater resists relinquishing office, claiming Pattison did not sign his successor’s commission. Republicans cite a Supreme Court ruling on Senate confirmation for Pattison appointees. They threaten removal over alleged incompetency from long illness.
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Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Pattison
Mark Slater
Supreme Court
Pereince
Sunday Schools Hit Racetracks in New York
The New York State Sunday School convention adopted resolutions declaring racetrack gambling a felony and urged direct funding for town and county fairs. Governor Higgins was praised for opposing racing taxes and vetoing the Coggeshall bill. The parade featured Fulton County Sunday school workers with about six thousand participants.
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Gloversville
N. Y
New York
Higgins
Coggeshall
Senator Cassidy
Lansing
J. H. Blant
Syracuse
George Michelbach
Binghamton
John Ward Miles
State Association
Benjamin Starr
Homer
Fulton County
Chauffeurs Arrested for Speeding on Hoffman Boulevard
George Creuse of Elkins Park Penn a chauffeur for Joseph Widener was arrested Wednesday night by Patrolman Schab at Jamaica precinct for speeding on Hoffman Boulevard at about thirty miles an hour. A second arrest on the same road occurred shortly before midnight as John Dusten of Manhattan a chauffeur for Smith Mabley was taken to Jamaica station.
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George Creuse
Elkins Park
Penn
Joseph Widener
Schab
Jamaica Precinct
Hoffman Boulevard
John Dusten
No. 18
Westth Street
Manhattan
Smith & Mabley
Jamaica Station
Virginia Final Acceptance Trial Planned for Rockland Course
Portsmouth June 7 The United States battleship Virginia will run its final acceptance trial on the Rockland Me course late this month. The ship, commissioned at the navy yard here about a fortnight ago, will leave for Lynn Haven Bay on June 15 and then proceed to Boston Navy Yard to prepare for trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Portsmouth
United States
Virginia
Rockland
Navy Yard
Lynn Haven Bay
Boston Navy Yard
Tria
Woman lawyer rebukes jury over burglar verdict
Miss Esther Kunstler, defending Jacob Rosenstein aged nineteen in General Sessions Part I, voiced disappointment after the jury found him guilty. Judge Cowing, noting prior clean record, imposed a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kunstler
Jacob Rosenstein
Cowing
Miss Jessie Gleason Weds in St Patrick’s Cathedral
Miss Jessie Gleason daughter of the late ex Mayor Patrick J Gleason of Long Island City married last Monday at St Patrick’s Cathedral. The bridegroom’s name is not given. he is said to be a drug clerk in Brooklyn. She has not lived in LIC since her father’s death amid Surrogate’s Court citations in his estate case.
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Jessie Gleason
Patrick J. Gleason
Long Island City
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Brooklyn
Miss Allen to Star in Cymbeline at Astor Theatre
The managers Wagenhals and Kemper sign their first outside contract for October. Miss Viola Allen will appear in an elaborate Cymbeline production at the Astor Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagenhals & Kemper
Astor Theatre
Viola Allen
Morrell Seen in New York Before Planned Haverhill Wedding
Everett B. Morrell who vanished May 26 the eve of his planned marriage to Miss Edna Haight of Newburyport is in New York and will return home tomorrow. Police and relatives say he pursued the escape, denying any marriage plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Everett B. Morrell
Edna Haight
Newburyport
New York
Newor
Supreme Court Rules on Smith L. Russell Will
Justice Greenbaum ruled in the Supreme Court that an agreement by the Russell estate trustees to allocate property to the Duane Methodist Episcopal Church and Mrs. Mary C. Russell should be honored, despite the will provisions not fully supporting it, under the statute limiting gifts to religious or benevolent bodies when a testator leaves a widow or children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Smith L. Russell
Duane Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary C. Russell
National Wholesale Grocers Urge Pure Food Bill
A telegram from the officers and twenty-one directors of the National Wholesale Grocers to Speaker Cannon in Buffalo urges passage of a National Pure Food bill. The association represents all states with a two hundred million dollar capital and about one billion dollars in annual business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
National Wholesale Grocers
Cannon
House of Representatives
National Association of Wholesale Grocers of the
United States
Removal Demanded of New York County District Attorney Jerome
Albany reports a complaint to Governor Higgins from William N. Amory seeking the removal of William Travers Jerome. Secretary Perley confirms receipt but cites inability to discuss charges. Higgins, away on business, may not return before June 15 to review the matter and Amory’s accusations.
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Albany
William Travers Jerome
New York County
Higgins
William N. Amory
New York City
Frank E. Perley
Jerome
Amory
Olean
Page law defines recording tax on mortgages and retroactive tax
Albany June 7 Attorney General Mayer issued an opinion to the State Board of Tax Commissioners defining the Page law. It repeals the mortgage tax statute of 186 and imposes a recording tax of one half of one percent on mortgages filed after July 1. Existing mortgages must be certified to local assessors and taxed as personal property under prior provisions unless replaced by new mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mayer
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Visit of Emperor William to Vienna and Dreibund talks
Emperor William visited Kreutzenstern Castle at Kreutzenstein and met Count Hans von Wilczek. He and Emperor Franz Joseph exchanged telegrams with the King of Italy to stress unity amid reports of German Italian coldness. William left Vienna for Berlin after cordial farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
William
Hans von Wilczek
Kreutzenstern
Herr von Wedel
Francis Joseph
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Dreibund
Emperor William
Charles
Francis
Schoenbrunn Castle
Emperor Wiliam
Berlin
Kreutzenstein Castle
Count Hans von Wilczek
Count von Wilczek
Berlin Pleased With Meeting Among Emperors
Berlin reports a Vienna meeting of the German and Austrian Emperors and telegram exchanges with King Victor Emmanuel calm doubts among allies. Officials say mutual understanding strengthens the Triple Alliance as a peace safeguard. A German press correspondent notes a summer naval demonstration by Italian, Austrian, and German fleets in a German port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vienna
Victor Emmanuel
Deutsche T. Zeitung
Duke of Almodovar in relapse after illness
Madrid report states the Duke of Almodovar, long ill, has suffered a relapse with the original illness now complicated by pleurisy. The updated condition follows a period of ailment and signifies a setback in his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Duke of
Madrid rulers open workers' dwellings amid triumph
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria attended the opening of new workmen's dwellings in Madrid. They were greeted by a populace stirred by the royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Victoria
Marriages listed for republishing in The Tri-Weekly Tribune
Notices show multiple marriage announcements including Laura Curie and Dr. William Hanford Allee at Canterbury Presbyterian Church Cornwall N J in June 1908 and Harriet Iz to William Prescott Barker in Yorkers N Y with details. Other couples include Anna Louise McBride to Eliot Cutter and Marguerite Milbank to William Darby L'Hullier. Notices require full name and address for indorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allee—Curie
Laura Curie
Charles Curie
William Hanford Allee
Canterbury Presbyterian Church
Cornwall
George Drew Dybert
First Congregational Church
Norwalk
Conn
Bridf
East Orange
N. J
John Fulton Patterson
Anna Louise
Obituary notices list several deaths and service details
Death notices include Barrett George Carter Barrett at Saratoga Springs NY with funeral at Church of the Transfiguration on Monday June 11 at 10 am. Also Cary Howard Cary in London May 4 1906 with service Grace Church Broadway on Friday June 8 at 10 am and interment Alexandria VA. Dazian Emma beloved wife of Henry Dazian died June 7 in 43rd year with services at West 44th Street. Dowling Edward memorial service noted for City Mission and Tract Society with funeral today. de tails fragmented by OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
George Carter Barrett
Church of the Transfiguration
Ith
Sthave
Tianaan Oteestay Ermuian
Edward Dowling
I Bae Oeeres
Macken
Drummond
James F. Drummond
West
Boston
Meech
Samuel Chapinton
Fursman
Lacy
Mary Furamen
Fom
104Th St
Amsterdam
MEAD and MITCHELL Obituaries and notices at Quaker Ridge
Obituary notices from Quaker Ridge announce Mead aged 80 and Mitchell of Wildwood Great Neck Long Island passing in June. Funeral services set at the Church of the Ascension and at specific times, with references to related family history and philanthropic notes. Other notices include Greene and Post family connections and brief memorial lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Quaker Ridge
Cup
Solomon
Greenwich Station
Grand Central Depot
Mitchell
Wild
Jade Bone
Miandad
Roland Guene
Roland Greene
Cornelia Post
Church of the Ascension
Avenue and
16Th Street
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Offers Lots by Carriage
Classified ad lists lots from 135 dollars at Woodlawn Cemetery Station Webster and Jerome Avenue with carriage access. References contact for Book of Views and representation at 20 East 2nd Street New York City Undertakers Frank E Campbell No. 21 3 W 34 Street Chelsea. Tel 1324. World known old stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Geom
Hariem Na Menuspalage
East 2Nd St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
Postal Rates and International Listings for The Tribune
A dense advertisement lists domestic and foreign mailing rates for The Tribune, with options for daily weekly and semiweekly editions. It includes subscriptions, office drop-offs, and a long hotel and hotel list for readers to access The Tribune on file abroad, spanning Europe, the Americas, and Asia with numerous city hotels.
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Hawarden Caetle
Sir John Gladstone
Guards
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Ipswich
House of Commons
Fesque
Scotland
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Pettercairn
Fasque
John
Peron
Robert Gladstone
Walter
Thomas
John Glad
Royal Navy
King Edward and the Umbrella
Don Alfonso
Florida
Miss Ethel Rockefeller
Standard Oil
the Weather Report
Weather Bureau
G. C. Barrett
A. Dupont
Supreme Bench
City Court
Geigerich
Miss Allen
Kaisers
Almodovar
Tri-Weekly
Hall
F. Hall
Peleg
Sarah E Providence
Smith
Mtst
Charles No
M. Loder
Morristown
Susan J. Beach
Hey. A. L. Loder
Rockaway
Roland Greene Mitchell
Wildwood
Great Neck
Greene
And
B. Arnold
Hig
Sciliae Turn
Gibbs
Newport
Henry Post
Grinnell, Minturn & Co
Hin
Arthur Minturn
Albert M. Posy Mitchell
Sourdunhunk
Beg Ab . Gon
Neval Serv
Atreet
Ins
Ps 8
Sourduahunk Camm
James M Varnum
Henry Gansevoort Sanford
Whitehouse
Frankfurton—Main
George Meredith Whitehouse
York
Tooker
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Shipping News
Mexico
Bronx
Cuba
Porto
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
Versal Postal Union
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Broatwage
Eoad
125Th Street
Street
138Th Street
Warn Baat
Ficksen Ark & NC
Broad Street
N. Sommer
ABKO
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NDON
Dreand
Frank Gould Co
New Oxford Street
American Express Company
John Monroe
John Anajer
Des
Eagle Bureau
Rue Cambon
Ecurtes, Morgan, Harjes & Co
St. Georges Brentano's
Sqibe
Nice
Crédit Lyonnais
Geneva
Lombard, Odler & Co
Florence
Frenehn, Lemon & Co
Tornabuoni
Hambirg
Ferdienandstrasse
Mayence
Saarbdach
Tees
Dalle Sunday Tribune
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Carlton Hotel
Claridge’s
Hotelpole
Midland
Grand Folk Street
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Horrex’s
Queen's Hotel
Upper Norwood
Eng
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Liverpool
Manchester
Leeds
Midland Hotel
Wellington
Tunbridge Welle
Morecambe Bay
Derby
Hollier's
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Royal
Cech
Paris
Chatham
Cisheade
Tore Cone
Montana
St. James Et Albany
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Holland
the Hague
Keof
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Purstenhof
Nanheim
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Heidelberg
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