King Edward Renounces Yacht Racing Plans Amid Britannia Talk
The King will not race Britannia or use her for pleasure. his knee injury and desire to avoid strain keep him from competitive sailing. The Royal Yacht Squadron standards bar hiring pros, a rule cited to explain Sir Thomas Lipton’s past rejections and the Royals' stance on self-skippered boats. A separate piece notes Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria’s exile pardon, her marriage to Count Seefried, and the Emperor’s support leading to eventual reconciliation with Bavaria.
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Capytish
Brentwood Company
Britannia
Edward
Solent
Cowes
Royal Yacht Squadron
Thomas Lipton
Francis Joseph
Bavaria
Elizabeth
Munich
Otto Baron Seefried
Genoa
Italy
Vienna
Bevaria
Baverien
Leutenant
Eth
Troppau
Znaim
Upper Austria
Mienna
Seefried
Leopold
Gisela
Bavarian
Charlies V
Count Seefried
Austria
Count Feefried
Embers of a Chinese Embassy to Russia from Peking
A three year old Chinese emperor sends a special embassy led by a royal prince to St Petersburg. The mission presents a collection of Chinese manuscripts and two trained elephants for the future Russian ruler. The trip echoes a recent Russian journey to Peking by General Palyzin.
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Emperor Pu-¥i
China
Peking
St Petersburg
Alexis
Russia
Palyzin
Montenegro to Mark Aug Twelve Jubilee of Prince Nicholas
Montenegro readies commemorations on August 12 for the fiftieth anniversary of Prince Nicholas’s accession and the golden jubilee of his reign. The event is to draw foreign envoys as observers. The princes line has formed strong European ties through marriages, linking Montenegro to Russia Italy Spain Greece England and Mecklenburgh.
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Montenegro
Nicholas
Trieste
Europe
Italy
Francis of Battenberg
Suni
Quen
Spain
Andrew
Greece
Ex Crown Prince of Servia Faces Escape From Abdication
Servia's former Crown Prince grips at his rights, gathers malcontents, and campaigns to restore his throne. He resents his father's abdication acceptance, resists departure, and risks a revolt aimed at supplanting both his brother and king. Royal envoys may attend the Prince of the Black Mountain jubilee.
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Servia
Cinistera
England
United States
Bonn
Alexander
Draga
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Shackleton Honored At London Dinner By Publisher
Lieutenant Ernest Shackleton, hailed as a conquering explorer, impressed sixty literati at a Saver Hotel dinner hosted by publisher William Heinemann. Royalty stood to his right, Irish humor, and tales of the South Pole highlighted the event. He planned another Antarctic voyage and received word of the Hubbard gold medal for polar exploration.
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Cahie
The
Tribune
London
Shackleton
William Heinemann
Saver Hotel
Napoleon III
Darwin
Kelth
South Pole
Te Tee
iAyr
Associated Press
Tendon
Royal Geographical Society
Ernest H. Shackleton
America
Thomas H. Hubbard
New Theatre Site Secured for 48th Street Venture
The New Netherland Theatre Company, led by William A Brady, secured a $250000 theatre site on 48th Street near Sixth Avenue, occupying a church parcel slated for a 140 to 1500 seat venue. Charles McCaull said plans were long in mind, with construction hoped to start in July and finish by January 1, 1910.
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48Th Street
Sixth Ave
New Netherland Theatre Company
William A. Brady
Sixth Avenue
Charles McCaull
Brady
McCaull
Denunciation of the Czar by West Ham MP in Commons
London June 15 William James Thorne Socialist MP from West Ham unleashed a heated denunciation of the Emperor of Russia in the House of Commons over the proposed visit of the Russian sovereign to King Edward during the Cowes regatta. The Speaker tried to curb him as he called the Emperor an inhuman brute. The chamber erupted in protests from other members.
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London
Wiliam 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 elected officers for the coming year at its annual meeting held at the Waldorf Astoria. Officers include Theodore Beran as president, vice presidents John Bottomley Frederick A Scheffler and Charles H Hadlock, George H Guy as secretary, and Henry A Sinclair as treasurer. Attendees heard Cloyd Marshall discuss the commercial development of wireless telegraphy after inspecting the hotel roof wireless plant.
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Electrical Society
New York Electrical Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Theodore Beran
John Bottomley
Frederick A. Scheffler
Charles H. Hadlock
George H. Guy
Henry A Sinclair
Cloyd Marshall
Kaiser Starts to Meet Czar in Baltic Voyage
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William due to meet Emperor Nicholas of Russia at Danzig on the Hohenzollern. The special train carries Foreign Secretary von Schoen. Talks are described as prime important, with possible aims toward future visits to France and England.
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Berlin
William
Dantzie
Hohenzollern
Gulf of Finland
Nicholas
Russia
Herr von Schoen
Dr Douglass Chauffeur Arrested in Lenox Incident
Mrs. George W Douglass wife of the Rev Dr Douglass of Tuxedo was annoyed when the chauffeur of her motor car was arrested at Curtis Hotel for lacking a Massachusetts registry number. The Rev Dr Douglass posted bail and the driver faces court in Lee tomorrow.
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The
Tribune
Lenox
George W. Douglass
Douglass
Curtis Hotel
Massachusetts
Lee
Neumann Arrives for Madison Square Singing Festival
Director Mathieu Neumann, composer of The Warning of the Rhine, arrives in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse for the Northeastern Federation of Singing Societies festival in Madison Square Garden. He travels with his wife, allocated funds cover living expenses, and plans to return to Bremen in the first cabin.
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Bremen
Herr Neumann
Ascot Week Opens Royal Procession Amid American Interest
Ascot Week opens with the royal procession from Windsor Castle to the royal inclosure. American interest rises as horses and guests arrive including Countess Granard, various American society members, and notable owners such as James R. Keene, August Belmont, and H. P. Whitney. Race results: Ascot Stakes won by Rushcutter, St Michan takes Trial Stakes, Yellow Slave runner-up, and other placings noted along with entries like Ballot and Top of the Morning.
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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
Dr. 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
Secon
Bainam
James R. Keene
Gallinule
Yellow Slave
Nell Gow
August Belmont
Merry Task
H. P. Whitney
Artless
Pasquil
Greenback
U S Ambassadors Visit Aims To Improve Housing Abroad
Clarence Jones, president of the American Embassy Association, sailed for Bremen aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecilie to study how ambassadors live abroad. He intends to gather material on housing costs, salaries, and allowances offered by other governments. The group seeks better homes for U S ministers and ambassadors through patriotic, reforming aims.
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Clarence Jones
American Embassy Association
Bremen
Kronprinzessin
Cecille
Europe
Gatling
Jones
Fires of Fate at Lyric Theatre
Sir Arthur Conan Doyles new play Fires of Fate was well received at the Lyric Theatre tonight. It tells of a colonel doomed by a physician to die from an incurable spinal complaint, who years later saves an excursion party in Egypt and is cured after a blow on the head in an encounter with a dervish Lewis Waller led a strong company in an excellent performance.
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Arthur Conan Dinglees
Lyric Theatre
Coronel
Lewis Waller
Buckler Resigns as Secretary at American Legation
Madrid dispatch notes William H. Buckler, secretary of the American Legation, has tendered his resignation from the diplomatic service. The move comes from the prominent U S official serving in Madrid as the legation's secretary.
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Madrid
William H. Buckler
Oswego Couple Wed at St Marys Church in Oswego
Alfred Ballin of Manila Philippines Islands a captain in the Philippine Scouts and Miss Louise McKinley of Oswego daughter of the late Captain James A McKinley were married tonight at St Marys Roman Catholic Church in Oswego.
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Oswego
Alfred Ballin
Manila
Philippines Islands
Philippine Scouts
Louise McKinley
James A. McKinley
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Tariff Talk Across Newspapers Seems In Flux
A Milwaukee Sentinel section surveys editorials from The Springfield Republican The St. Louis Globe-Democrat The Washington Star and The Des Moines Register on tariff policy free raw materials protection and popular protest. It notes fears of dying free trade trends debates over income and corporation taxes and calls for clarity before a Democratic triumph.
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The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Springfield Republican
Frank Hurd
Roger Q. Mills
England
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Washington Star
Democratic Party
Bailey
Cleveland
Close of Horse Show at Olympia Crowded Finale
London June 15 The International Horse Show closes with large crowds at Olympia. American entrants dominate events winning cups and gold medals in harness and pony classes. Radiant owned by Judge William H. Moore wins Philadelphia cup and gold for single harness. Marmion clears 7 feet to win the Daily Ex пресс Cup in high jump.
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London
Olympia
Radiant
William H. Moore
New York
Judge Moore
Orator
Moonshine
W. Watson
Baltimore
Rosador
Walter Winans
Mr. Watson
Phylli
FET Stotesbury
Mary Glenor
Nancy Clancy
Co. W. Watson
Nor
Proserpine
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Mr. Winans
Crack Shot
Newton Sportsman
Virginia
Lady Baltimore
Orator and Statesman
Hildegard
Leonidas
Leonard
Sir James
Hunter
Brigand
Marmion
Brandreth Takes Bride In Hospital Room Ceremony
Edith Hill Armstrong of New York marries Ralph Brandreth of Bellport amid injuries from a car crash near Monroe. The ceremony was held at Mrs Amy Woodhull’s home with Rev W R Eisenhart officiating. Bridesmaid Martha McKeen and best man Guy Brandreth assisted before a breakfast in bed. The couple plans a European honeymoon once she recovers.
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Tribune
Monroe
N. Y
Edith Hill Armstrong
West Ltn Street
New York
Ralph ©. Brandreth
Bellport
Tong Island
Armstrong
Martha McKeen
Stanbridge
Penn
Brandreth
Hrandreth
Amy Woodhull
Miss Armstrong
W. R. Eisenhart
Monroe Presbyterian Church
Marel Armstrong
Guy Brandreth
John H. Armstrong
Mre- Keen
Europe
Transatlantic Travellers and Departures List
Passengers slated to sail today for Europe include the Teutonic Mauretans Runyon Baldwin and many others. Departures to Southampton and Liverpool feature numerous couples and individuals while yesterday’s arrivals include Kaiser Wilhelm der and a mix of American travelers from Bremen and other ports.
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Listed in Society Notes
Notable guests check in at major New York hotels including Abtor J Wildey Lloyd of Philadelphia BEL MONT Mr and Mrs W B Dinsmore Tuxedo General G Andrews Washington PARK AVENUE Colonel W Gorgas A and A MURRAY HILL Senator J Grattan Cohoes LT REGIS Charles T Crocker San Francisco WALDORF ASTORIA D B Meacham Cincinnati Andrew Carnegie 24 Lancaster John T Harrahan Chicago WOLCOTT Colonel H F Hodges U S A.
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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. B. Meacham
Cincinnati
Andrew Carnegie
Lancaster
John T. Harrahan
Chicago
Wolcott
H. F. Hodges
U. 5
Weather forecast and records from Washington June 15
Official weather report from Washington notes fair conditions across the Atlantic states north of Virginia under high pressure, with unsettled showers in the South and plains. Rains on the Pacific Coast north of San Francisco, cooler trends in the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic, and generally fair conditions with moderate temperatures forecast for Wednesday and Thursday in broad regions. Official records compare temperatures with last year and forecast continued fair weather with light to moderate winds along coasts and regions.
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Atlantic States
Virginia
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
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Colorado
New Mexico
Pacific
San Francisco
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Upper Lake Region
Upper Mississippi
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Pacific Coast
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Missouri Valley
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Rocky Mountain
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West Gulf Coast
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European
Grand Banks
Weather Bureau
Peraty
Tank
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Loca
Support for Direct Nominations Resounds in Jefferson County
The Buffalo Express notes strong early support for direct nominations after last week's primaries in Jefferson County and Oswego County. Seven Watertown towns and a ward backed direct nominations, while only one town and one Watertown ward opposed. Assemblyman Wood seeks renomination despite voting against direct nominations, and Pitkin is favored in the 1st District, signaling growing reform momentum ahead of summer and fall caucuses.
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Express
Oswego County
Smith
Jefferson County
Watertown
Brown
Cobb
Assemblyman
Wood
Pitkin
Captain Samuel Diehl Dies at 57 Navy Captain Overseeing Hancock
Captain Samuel Willauer Black Diehl, commander of the Hancock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, died at Naval Hospital Flushing Avenue. A Annapolis graduate of 1873, he served on the Idaho, earned fame at La Guayra in 1902, and authored Practical Problems and the Compensation of the Compass. He had been ill since a stroke while commanding the Idaho in 1902.
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Hancock
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Naval Hospital
Flushing Avenue
Idaho
Diehl
Reading
Penn
Annapolis
Leutenant
Marietta
la Guayra
Department
Died in Washington Joseph Nimmo Jr noted statistician
Joseph Nimmo Jr a well known statistician and economist died at his Washington home aged seventy nine after a stroke last Tuesday He had lived in the city fifty years and earlier practiced civil engineering For ten years he led the government division of internal commerce and the bureau of statistics
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Washington
Joseph Nimmo, Jr
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Government Division of Internal Commerce
Bureau of Statistics
Death of Lucien Bonaparte Wyse French Explorer and Engineer
Lucien Bonaparte Wyse, a French engineer and explorer noted for Central American travels and securing the French Panama Canal concession, has died in Toulon. He authored a major treatise on a transisthmian waterway. born in 185, he was a son of Sir Thomas Wise and Princess Letitia Bonaparte.
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Toulon
Lucien Bonaparte Wyse
M. Wyse
Central America
Thomas Wise
Letitia Bonaparte
Death of Rev W H Falkner in Naples
The Rev. W. H. Falkner rector of St Pauls Church Boston 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 Philip's Philadelphia St Peter's Baltimore Louisville and returned to St Pauls Boston in 1897 as rector.
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W. H. Falkner
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Philadelphia
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Cambridge Theological School
Episcopal
Cambridge
Lawrence
St. Philip's Church
St. Peter's Church
Baltimore
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Maryland
Louisville
St. Paul's Church
Widow of Dartmouth Professor Dies at 91 in Concord Home
Mrs Jane Morrill Noyes widow of Daniel James Noyes formerly connected with Dartmouth College died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Henry TL Smiths home at 201 West Sixth Street. Born in 1818 in Cheater New Hampshire she remained active in church and charity work until a few years ago. After her husbands death about ten years ago she moved to Concord to live with her daughter. Burial will be in Cheater New Hampshire.
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Jane Morrill Noyes
Daniel James Noyes
Dartmouth College
Henry TL. Smith
West Sith Street
Concord
N. H
Noyes
Henry L. Smith
West Bathet
New York
Jane Morrill
Hanover
Bostom
Death of John Webber Senior at 78 in Tarrytown
John Webber senior partner at Webber and Webber died yesterday at his home in Tarrytown. Born in New York City eighty years ago he served on the Common Council in 1833 and 1863 and was active in the Republican State Committee. He helped organize the party in Murray Hill and led North Tarrytown as village president. A director of Lawyers' Title Insurance and Trust Company and longtime trustee of New York Savings Bank, he leaves two sons John Webber Jr and Morris E Webber who were his partners.
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Webber & Webber
Tarrytown
New York City
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 Lithography, Dies at 85
Louis Prang died in Glen dale near Los Angeles of pleuro pneumonia at age eighty five while en route to the Seattle exposition. Born Breslau March 12, 1824 he fled to America after siding with revolutionists and built a famed lithographing career. He led the Prang Educational Company and authored works on his craft.
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the Tribune
Los Angeles
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Silesia
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Boston
George W Hull, Former Cleveland Tax Official, Dies in Toledo
George W Hull aged 58 and once campaign manager for Senator Calvin S Brice died of apoplexy in a Toledo hotel lobby yesterday. He had been Internal Revenue Collector under President Cleveland, serving two terms.
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George W. Hull
Ffty
Calvin 8. Brice
Toledo
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Cleveland
Harris plans bold season of new plays and openings
Henry B. Harris announced Hudson Theatre closure on July 2 for renovation. Rob ert Edeson to open in The Noble Spaniard at Hollis Street Boston in September, then tour before appearing at Hudson. Channing Pollock new play Such a Little Queen to open Hackett Theatre in August. Edmund Breese to present The Earth in November. Miss Rose Stahl to tour The Chorus Lady after London, Ruth St Denis to perform East Indian dances at Hudson in October, with tours to major cities.
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Hudson Theatre
Robert Edeson
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
W. Somerset Maugham
London
Harris
Mr. Edeson
Channing Pollock
Hackett Theatre
Mr. Harris
Edmund Breese
United States
Ruth St. Denis
Miss Stahl
Today’s Free Museums and Civic Meetings in New York
Free admission today to the Metropolitan Museum of Art the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. Conference of the International Union of Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies of the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches at the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas. Events include 10 am commencement at the Raren de Hirsch School in English for Immigrant Children and a reunion of the Leontine Literary Union at Hotel Martha.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Motor Girl On Stage at Lyric Theatre
The final summer novelty arrives at Lyric Theatre with Georgia Caine as The Motor Girl guiding an automobile filled cast led by Frank Hennessy. The two act show features Miss Caine songs, Cook and Lorenz humor, Elizabeth Brice and Martin Brown, and a cheerful, wholesome variety program from Dutch city to Paris hotel.
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Frank Hennessy
Georgia Caine
Julian Edwards
Charles Campbell
Ralph M. Skinner
Paris
Miss Caine
Mr. Hennessy
Messrs
Cook
Lorenz
Mr. Cook
Elizabeth Brice
Martin Brown
Mope Tonnelee Marries John N Tonnelé in June 1908
Marriage notice from The Tribune states Mina Mode, daughter of the late Fannie Mode, wed John N. Tonnelé on June 15, 1908, officiated by Tilton K D D. Notices of marriages require full names and addresses.
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Death notices appear in The Tribune briefed for republication
A collection of obituary notices from The Tribune lists names including Emma Britts Bridget M Tackney Eugene Lynch Genevieve ONeill and others with scattered details such as ages residences and funeral times. The items cover several communities and mark deaths from June 1900 to 1909 with services at various churches and locales in Brooklyn Rhinebeck New Britain and Hanover among others.
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New Charlotte
A. Olmstead
Brooklyn
No. New Britain
Conn
Tackney
John Kelly
Hicks St
Bridget M. Tackney
Public listings offer views and offices in New York
Readily accessible by Hartem train from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots priced from $150. Telephone 4853 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 23d Street, New York City.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell Private Rooms and Ambulances
Advertisement for Frank E. Campbell at 2413 West 28d St Chapelay offering private rooms and ambulances. Features Rev Stephen Merritt, a world renowned undertaker with branches at St. Ave and other locations. Contact numbers 1324 and 126 125.
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Employment notice at Uptown Tribune office in New York
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
The Tribune offers daily and Sunday mail subscriptions with domestic and international options. Rates include per month, six to twelve month terms, plus weekly Farmer and almanac editions. Foreign postage adds expense for Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. Mall subscriptions in New York City include semi weekly options and extra postage.
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