King Won't Race and Exiled Princess Pardoned
King Edward abandons yacht racing after knee injury and refuses to build a racing boat. royal membership standards cited. Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria wins pardon after a perilous elopement and long exile. Emperor Francis Joseph aids reconciliation, elevating Count Seefried and restoring family ties with Bavaria.
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Brentwood Company
Sion
Edward
Solent
Cowes
Royal Yacht Squadron
Thomas Lipton
embassy from Peking to Saint Petersburg by young emperors
A three year old Chinese emperor sent a special embassy from Peking to St Petersburg led by a prince of the ruling family. The party aims to deliver a collection of Chinese toys to Crete with Alexis aged about five. Included are two dwarfed elephants for the future Russian ruler to ride in the palace.
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Emperor Pui Yi
China
Peking
St Petersburg
Crete
Alexis
Russia
Palyzin
Montenegro Marks Jubilee Amidst Royal Ties and Festivities
Montenegro prepares to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Prince Nicholas’s accession on August 12 with a grand jubilee. Foreign envoys are expected, while the ruling house gains prestige through marital alliances linking it to Russia Italy Serbia Romania Battenberg Spain Ireland and Greece. The prince rose to the throne after his uncle’s murder in Trieste and has emancipated the country from Turkish rule.
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Montenegro
Nicholas
Trieste
Europe
Italy
Fervia
Francis Joep
Battenberg
Uun
Quen
Spain
Andrew
Greece
Churhter
Royal Envoys Gather for Eastern Prince Golden Jubilee
The daughter of George III notes that under current circumstances royal figures are likely to appear among special envoys from foreign governments attending the golden jubilee of the Prince of the Black Mountain. Gladstone once called the monarch the most gifted and talented in Eastern Europe.
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George III
Prince of the
Black Mountain
Gladstone
Europe
Ex Crown Prince of Servia Threatens Fresh bid for throne
The ex crown prince remains a force against his father and the Servian government. He regrets abdication, plans travel, and campaigns to restore his rights. He stays in Servia, gathers malcontents, and could provoke a revolution to replace his father and brother. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Servia
England
United States
Bonn
Alexander
Draga
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Shackleton Honored At London Dinner By Publisher
Lieutenant Shackleton dazzled guests at a dinner hosted by publisher William Heinemann at the Savoy Hotel. Royalty, scientists, and prominent men of letters witnessed his portrayals of the South Pole voyage. He impressed with humor, modesty, and readiness to lecture, while announcing plans for another Antarctic expedition and receiving the Hubbard gold medal for polar exploration.
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Cahie
Tribune
London
Shackleton
William Heinemann
Saver Hoetel
Napoleon III
Darwin
Keith
South Pole
Omy
Associated Press
Tandon
Royal Geographical Society
Ernest H. Shackleton
America
Thomas H. Hubbard
New Theatre Site Secured By New Netherland Co
The New Netherland Theatre Company led by William A Brady plans a $250000 venue on 45th street near Sixth Avenue occupying a former church site. Architects began plans days after incorporation, with construction expected to start in July and finish around January 1 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Netherland Theatre Company
William A. Brady
45Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Charles McCaull
Brady
McCaul
Thorne Denounces the Czar in Commons
London June 15 Socialist MP William James Thorne of West Ham denounced the Russian Emperor in the House of Commons over the King Edward visit during the Cowes regatta. He called the Emperor an inhuman brute prompting an uproar and Speaker warnings before protests quieted the chamber.
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London
William James Thorne
West Ham
House of Commons
Russia
Edward
Cowes
Thorne
Edward Grey
Electrical Society Elects Officers At Waldorf Astoria
The New York Electrical Society held its annual meeting at the Waldorf Astoria last night electing Theodore Bevan as president, with vice presidents John Bottomley Frederick A. Scheffler and Charles H. Hadlock, George H Guy as secretary, and Henry A. Sinclair as treasurer. A wireless telegraph plant tour followed, and Cloyd Marshall spoke on the commercial development of wireless telegraphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Society
New York Electrical Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Theodore Bevan
John Bottomley
Frederick A. Scheffler
Charles H. Hadlock
George H Guy
Henry A. Sinclair
Cloyd Marshall
Kaiser Starts to Meet Czar
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William leaving in a special train for Dantzie to board the Hohenzollern and sail to the Gulf of Finland for talks with Emperor Nicholas of Russia. Accompanied by Herr von Schoen, the visit aims to smooth German sensitivities ahead of upcoming visits to France and Finland.
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Kaiser
Czar
Berlin
Emperor William
Dantzie
Hohenzollern
Gulf of Finland
Nicholas
Russia
Herr von Schoen
France
Fingland
Germany
Douglass Chauffeur Arrested Over Registry Number
Mrs. George W Douglass wife of Rev Dr Douglass of Tuxedo was annoyed by the arrest of her car driver as she entered the Curtis Hotel The chauffeur faced charges for not carrying a Massachusetts registry number Bail was posted and he will be tried in Lee court tomorrow
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Tribune Lenox
George W. Douglass
Douglass
Curtis Hotel
Massachusetts
Lee
Neumann Arrives for Northeastern Singing Festival
Director Mathieu Neumann, composer of The Warning of the Rhine, arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to attend the triennial festival in Madison Square Garden. He and his wife were found in the second cabin. $300 covered his living expenses, and a Plaza Hotel suite was booked. He will return to Bremen in the first cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Werr Neumann
Ascot Week Opens Royal Procession With American Guests
Ascot begins its society race meeting with notable American participation this year led by Countess Granard, Miss Beatrice Mills. Royal procession from Windsor Castle to the track featured twelve four horse carriages. Winners: Rushcutter in Ascot Stakes, St Michan in Trial Stakes, chestnut Gallinule filly Admiration in Coventry Stakes, Pasquil filly won Ascot Biennial Stakes. Seventeen ran in the latter.
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Ascot
Countess Granard
Beatrice Mills
New York
Windsor Castle
Royal Inclosure
Countess of Granard
Countess of
Gosford
Marquis de Several
Marquis of Anglesey
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
D. ©. Mills
Ogden Mills
Ogden Mills, Jr
Charles Carroll
William Sloane
J. J. Astor
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Potter Palmer
Frank Mackay
Harry Payne Whitney
H. B. Duryea
W. Farwell
Chicago
Rushcutter
Laughing Mirror
Wedding Ring
St. Michan
Dean Swift
Bainam
James R. Keene
Rabot
Gallinule
Yellow Slave
Nell Gow
August Helmont
Merry Task
H. P. Whitney
Artless
H. P. Whitners
Greenback
Ambassadors' Living Conditions Studied by U S Group
Clarence Jones, president of the American Embassy Association, sailed for Bremen aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecilie to gather data on how ambassadors and ministers are housed abroad. He aims to compare living costs, salaries, and allowances across governments to improve housing for U S envoys, driven by patriotic purpose to enable capable, even poorer, Americans to serve.
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Clarence Jones
American Embassy Association
Bremen
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Europe
Jones
Fires of Fate gives Conan Doyle new play at Lyric Theatre
London June 15 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle presents Fires of Fate at the Lyric Theatre. The drama follows a colonel doomed by a spinal illness who resists suicide, aids an Egyptian tour excursion, and is cured by a blow to the head during a dervish encounter. Lewis Waller stars as the colonel with a strong company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Arthur Conan Trowlee
Lyric Theatre
Lewis Waller
Buckler Resigns From American Legation in Madrid
William H. Buckler secretary of the American Legation in Madrid resigns from the diplomatic service, announced June 15 in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Buckler
Madrid
Oswego Couple Wed at St Marys Church
Alfred Ballin of Manila Philippines, a Philippine Scouts captain, married Louise McKinley of Oswego tonight at St Marys Roman Catholic Church in Oswego New York.
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Oswego, NX
Alfred Ballin
Manila
Philippine Islands
Philippine Scouts
Louise McKinley
Oswego
James A. McKinley
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Tariff Talk and Extinction of Free Trade Voices
The Milwaukee Sentinel rails at the loss of free traders like Frank Hurd and Roger Q. Mills, while England trends toward protection in by elections. The St Louis Globe-Democrat cautions against income and corporate dividend taxes, noting millions hold shares, many among the poor. The Washington Star probes Democratic stance on raw materials and duties, signaling a split to heal. The Des Moines Register hails Dolliver for opposing tariff juggling that burdens homes. The Buffalo Express notes fraught art tariff debates but celebrates progress as protectionists allow old masters to compete with modern American art.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Springfield Republican
Frank Hurd
Roger Q. Mills
England
St. Loui Globe-Democrat
The
Washington Star
Democratic Party
Bailey
Cleveland
Des Moines Register
Dolliver
Senate
Buffalo Express
Congress
Upstate Hughes Support Pushes Direct Nominations
The Buffalo Express notes early caucus results in Oswego and Jefferson counties showing strong momentum for direct nominations. Seven Watertown towns and a ward back direct nominations, while only one town and one Watertown ward oppose it. Assemblyman Wood faces renomination despite voting against the reform.
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Express
Oswego County
Smith
Jefferson County
Watertown
Brown
Cobb
Assemblyman
Wood
Pitkin
Close of International Horse Show At Olympia London
The final day drew a large crowd as the International Horse Show concluded at Olympia. American exhibitors dominated the prizes with Radiant winning the Philadelphia cup and gold medal for single harness horses, along with reserve with Orator. Moonshine took fourth, Rosador placed third in mares or geldings, and numerous cups went to American riders and teams including Walter Winans and C W Watson. Marmion topped the high jump at seven feet while several pairs and riders earned honors in double and single harness events.
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London
Olympia
Radiant
William H. Moore
New York
Judge Moore
Orator
Moonshine
W. Watson
Baltimore
Rosador
Walter Winans
Mr. Watson
E. T. Stotesbury
Mary Glenor
Nancy Clancy
Co. W. Watson
Norena
Kitty Gray
Amaryrilis
Phyllis
America
Cokersrosador
Proserpine
C. W. Watson
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Mr. Winans
Crack Shot
Newton Sportsman
Virginia
Lady Baltimore
Orator and Statesman
Hildegard
Leonidas
Leonard
Sir James
His Highness
Marmion
Brandreth Takes Bride In Hospital Wedding Near Monroe
Edith Hill Armstrong of New York marries Ralph Brandreth of Bellport after a car crash near Monroe. Despite serious injuries to Armstrong and Brandreth, the ceremony was held at Mrs Amy Woodhull's home with Rev. W R Fisenhart officiating. A wedding breakfast followed as the couple plans a European honeymoon once Armstrong recovers.
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Tribune
Monroe
N. Y
Edith Hill Armstrong
West 106Th Street
New York
Ralph ©. Brandreth
Bellport
Long Island
Armstrong
Martha McKeen
Stanbridge
Penn
Brandreth
Amy Woodhull
Miss Armstrong
W. R. Fisenhart
Monroe Presbyterian Church
Mabel Armstrong
Guy Brandreth
Transatlantic Travellers on Mauretania and Arrivals
Passengers booked aboard the Mauretania sail to Southampton and Liverpool including Mr and Mrs George Cox Crosby Dun Morri son Guggenheim Pritchard Lord Quigier Thompson Underwood Whitman Warden Green Milholland and others. Yesterday arrived travelers include Kaiser Wilhelm Der, Mr and Mrs Ander Isham Glasgow Royce Nelson and Miss Ellen Glasgow.
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Mauretania
Runyon G. Baldwin
George & Cox
Oliver Crosby
Stuart Duncan
H. D. Morrison
Wiliam Guggenheim
Liverpool
Arthur P. Lord
Edwin H. Quigier
William B. Thompson
John T. Underwood
William c. Whitman
W. G. Warden James Green
J. E. Milholland
Kaiser Wilhelm der
W. KE. Anderson
Edward & Isham
Ellen Glasgow
Frederick P Royce
A. G. Nelson
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Astor and Waldorf
Prominent guests check in across New York hotels including J Wildey Lloyd in Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs W B Dinsmore at Belmon t, General G Andrews in Washington, Colonel W Gorgas, Senator J Grattan, Charles T Crocker, D R Meacham, Andrew Carnegie, and others at Bucking ham Murray Hill Park Avenue and Wolcott.
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ASTOR
J. Wildey
Philadelphia
Belmont
W. B. Dinsmore
Buckingham
G. Andrews
Washington
Park Avenue
W. ©. Gorgas
A. Murray Hill
J. Grattan
Cohoes
Regis
Charles T. Crocker
San Francisco
Waldorf-Astoria
D. R. Meacham
Cincinnati
Andrew Carnegie
Lancaster
John T. Harrahan
Chicago
Wolcott
H. F. Hodges
U. 8
Weather report from Washington June fair and unsettled forecast
Official Weather Bureau record and forecast for Washington dated June 15. Describes fair conditions in the Atlantic states north of Virginia under high pressure, unsettled and showery weather in the South and plains, rains on the Pacific coast north of San Francisco, and a trend to cooler air in the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic. Forecasts moderate temperatures with fair conditions in many regions and continued showers in the South and plains. Local notes include wind patterns and a twenty four hour temperature comparison with last year. Local forecast: fair today and Thursday with light to moderate winds.
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Washington
Atlantic States
Virginia
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Plains
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Pacific
San Francisco
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
Upper Mississippi
Northwestern States
Pacific Coast
Middle Atlantic States
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Missouri Valley
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Weather Bureau
Obituary of Captain Samuel Willauer Black Diehl
Captain Samuel Willauer Black Diehl, commander of the receiving ship Hancock at the Brooklyn navy yard, died early yesterday at the Naval Hospital in Flushing avenue. A Annapolis graduate of 1873, he rose through ranks from ensign to captain and earned fame for action at La Guayra in 1902 and for keeping the United States out of a Venezuelan crisis. He authored Practical Problems and the Compensation of the Compass and was 57.
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Samuel Willauer Black Diehl
Hancock
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Naval Hospital
Flushing Avenue
Idaho
Diehl
Reading
Penn
Annapolis
Leutenant
Hieutenant
Marietta
la Guayra
Navy
Department
Noted statistician Joseph Nimmo Jr Dies in Washington
Joseph Nimmo Jr a well known statistician and economist died at his Washington home at age seventy nine after a stroke last Tuesday He had lived in the city fifty years and earlier practiced civil engineering He served ten years as chief of the government division of internal commerce and the bureau of statistics.
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Washington
Joseph Nimmo, Jr
UL. D
Government Division of Internal Commerce
Bureau of Statistics
Death of Lucien Bonaparte Wyse Explorer and canal project advocate
Lucien Bonaparte Wyse a French engineer and explorer is reported dead in Toulon on June 15. He led Central American explorations and helped secure the French Panama Canal concession. Born in 1845 he was a son of Sir Thomas Wyse and Princess Letitia Bonaparte and authored a comprehensive study on a transisthmian waterway.
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Toulon
Lucien Bonaparte Wyse
M. Wyse
Central America
Thomas Wyse
Letitia Bonaparte
Reverend Falkner Dies in Naples at Hotel
The Rev W H Falkner rector of St Pauls Church Roston died in Naples from heart disease. Born in Philadelphia he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1883 and from Cambridge Theological School in 1884. He served St Philips Philadelphia St Peters Baltimore Louisville and finally St Pauls Boston before his death.
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Naples
W. H. Falkner
St. Paul's Church
Roston
Baltimore
St. Peter's Church
Louisville
Boston
Widow Mrs Jane Morrill Noyes Dies at 91 in New York
Mrs Jane Morrill Noyes widow of Daniel James Noyes once linked with Dartmouth College died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Henry Tt Smiths home in Manhattan at age ninety one. A native of Cheaster New Hampshire born 1818 she remained active in church and charity until recent years and will be buried in New Hampshire.
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Jane Morrill Noyes
Daniel James Noyes
Dartmouth College
Henry Tt. Smith
West 55Th Street
Noyes
Professor Noyes
South Congrtional Church
Concord
N. H
Henry L. Smith
Local Lawyer John Webber Dies at Home in Tarrytown
John Webber senior partner of Webber and Webber died at his home in Tarrytown aged seventy eight. A New York native, he served on the Common Council in 1835 and 183, helped organize the Republican Party in Murray Hill, led North Tarrytown as village president, and held roles as director of Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co and oldest trustee of the New York Savings Bank. He leaves two sons, John Webber Jr and Morris E Webber, who were his law partners.
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John Webber
Webber & Webber
Tarrytown
New Yorkty
Common Council
Republican State Committee
Webber
Murray Hill
North Tarrytown
Lawyers’ Title Insurance and Trust Company
New York Savings Bank
John Webber, Jr
Morris E. Webber
Louis Prang Father of Lithographing Dies at 85
Louis Prang, hailed as the founder of modern lithography, died at Glen dale near Los Angeles at eighty five after six weeks in California en route to the Seattle exposition. Born March 12 1824 in Breslau he fled to America in 1848 after aligning with revolutionists. He led the Prang Educational Company and authored works on lithography. He was married to Mary Dicks Prang and contributed decades to color standardization.
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Tribune
Calico
America
Prang
Mr. Prang
New York
Boston
George W Hull dies in Toledo hotel lobby
George W Hull aged 58 former campaign manager for Senator Calvin S Brice died of apoplexy in a Toledo hotel lobby yesterday. He had been appointed Internal Revenue Collector by President Cleveland and served two terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hull
Calvin 8. Brice
Toledo
Internal Revenue Collector
Cleveland
Mr Harris Plans Season At Hudson and Across Stage
Henry B Harris announced renovations for the Hudson Theatre and a fall lineup including Robert Edeson in The Noble Spaniard at Hollis Street Boston and Channing Pollock’s Such a Little Queen at Hackett Theatre. Ed mund Breese will star in The Earth, November. Rose Stahl returns from London for a US tour of The Chorus Lady, and Ruth St Denis will headline matinee East Indian Dances at the Hudson with a nationwide tour following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Hudson Theatre
Robert Edeson
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
W. Somerset Maugham
London
Harris
Mr. Edeson
Channing Pollock
Hackett Theatre
Edmund Breese
United States
Ruth St. Denis
Mr. Harris
Miss Stahl
Today’s City Cultural and Civic Events Gather
Free admission today to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoo. International Union of Woman’s Foreign Missionary Societies conference at the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas Fifth Avenue and 48th Street starting 10 am. Baron de Hirach School commences English classes for immigrant children at Educational Alliance 10 20 am. Leontine Literary Union reunion at Hotel Marta. A mass meeting of a one hundred committee to name candidates for the next municipal election at Cooper Crien in the evening Festival of postoffice clerks of greater New York at Manhattan Casino in the evening.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
St. Nicholas
Fifth Avenue
48Th Street
Baron de Hirach
Educational Alliance
The
Leontine Literary Union
Marta
Coeper Crien
Postoffice Clerks of
Greater New York
Manhattan Casino
Motor Girl on Stage at Lyric in Summer Show
The Lyric Theatre hosted Frank Hennessy’s motor car novelty featuring Georgia Caine as The Motor Girl. The act, with two is acts and a chorus of performers, drew applause for Caine and for comic turns from Cook, Lorenz, Brice, and Brown, delivering wholesome merriment from a Dutch origin to a Paris hotel finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Frank Hennessy
Georgia Caine
Julian Edwards
Charles Campbell
Ralph M. Skinner
Paris
Miss Caine
Mr. Hennessy
Cook
Lorenz
Mode-Tonnele marriage notice from June 15 1908
The notice records the marriage of Mina Mode-Tonnelé, daughter of the late Zac and Fannie Mode, to John X. Tonnelé on June 15 1908 by Reverend Tilton Jr. D. D. Full names and addresses must be indorsed for notices of marriages and deaths.
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Mode—Tonnele
Tilton, Jr
D. D
Mina
Zac and
Fannie Mode
John X. Tonnelé
Death notices from The Tribune republication list
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1908 to 1990s names Acosta Britts Clark Gillette Lynch Olmstead ONeill Noyes Olmstead ONeill Schwartz Simonds Stodder Tackney Washington Webber Williams. Entries specify deceased, ages where given, and funeral details or interment locations in New York Brooklyn Hanover Sharon Conn Rhinebeck and New Britain.
Woodlawn Cemetery access from Grand Central and transit lines
Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Hartem train from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolley, and by carriage. Lots start at $150. Inquiry and Book of Views available at the representative office, 20 Hast 23d St, New York City. telephone 4865 Gramercy.
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Hartem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
New York City
Frank Fe Campbell Funeral Home Ad
Private rooms and ambulances offered by Rev Stephen Merritt world renowned undertaker. Only one place of business at Sthave and 1th street. Largest in the world. Chelsea contact numbers 1374 124 125.
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Frank FE. Campbell
West 2Nd St
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
Sthave
Desirable help advertised at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for selected aspirants for various positions installed at the Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. This notice invites employers to consult the file for quick screening and time savings.
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New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates And Delivery Options
The Tribune lists domestic and overseas mail subscriptions with prices for daily and Sunday editions, tri-weekly and weekly Farmer issues, and almanac offers. It notes payment through regular dealers, at the Tribune Office, or via early mail trains for U S Mexico Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines.
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United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Brona
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
New York City
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