Roosevelt Parade Details Planned for Roosevelt Visit
The executive committee finalized parade plans for President Roosevelt's visit. The procession from the Battery includes mounted police, the Seventh Regiment Band, Rough Riders escort, and numerous dignitaries led by Colonel Roosevelt in a carriage. Attending are Major Gaynor, Cornelius Vanderbilt, and Secretary Wilson among other officials. after ceremonies at the Battery, the parade proceeds up Broadway to Washington Square Park and Fifth Avenue, with extensive arrangements for participating organizations and a luncheon in Oyster Bay.
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7Th Regiment
Roosevelt Rough Riders
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Collector Loeb
E. H. Gary
Wilson
Dertment of Agriculture
Archibald W. Butt
Taft
Military 2d
Meyer
Navy Department
George R. Sheldon
Union League Club
J. Franklin Fort
New Jersey
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New Hampshire
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New Mexico
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Connecticut
West Virginia
Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
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California
Richard Welling
Civil Service
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Battery
Cty
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Pier A
Broadway
Gh Street
Abernathy
Washington Park
Park
Fifth Avenue
Sith Street
Douglas Robinem
Oyster Bay
Theodore, Jr
Eleanor Alexander
The
Rough Riders
Buckingham Hotel
Sth
Army 2Nd Navy Union
Charles
Pecan Navy Yard Clerks and Draftsmers’ Association
J. J. Joyce
19Th Street
Union Republican Club
Henry Lerch
West Side
Republican Club
William Traftman
Assembly of Republican Chit
E. J. Livingston
Quinco Trice
E. B. Smith
Chattahoochee
Tritt
HJ. Egan
Sd Street National Volunteer Emergency Service
T. F. Davis
M. D
Madison Square Park Ltd
6Th Street
Jules Roth
29Th Street
C. K. Johansen
Scandinavian Bakers’ Union
Oscar Pat‘sen
Pittsburg
Business Mens’ Association
Isionel A. T. Moore
Queens
Louis Bren
Hamilton Club
Iitneso
John H. Batten
Brooklyn League
F. A. M. Burrell
Longdana
M. Petii
Roosevelt Neighbors' Association
Charles Grey
Karl One
36Th Street
Republican County Committee
Lloyd C. Griscom
Mer
Androsrin
Alexander ©. Brodie
St. Paul
John C. War
Duluth
St. Louis
Co- Ohio
Columbus
Simmitte
J. A. Metcalf
Deni E Kenny
T. M. Anderson
W. E. Hes
Northside Chamber Commerce of
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Billiken Club
Los Angeles
Oyster Bay in Gay Attire for Roosevelt Homecoming
Telegraph dispatch from Oyster Bay New York dated June 15 reports village decorations and business district readiness for Colonel Roosevelts homecoming. A special train chartered by the county will bring the President's party to the depot where school children led by the Bay band will greet him with American flags. The event includes a welcome address at Towns on and a parade through the town.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Teed Bay
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Marietta
Ohio
Taft
Marietta College
Northwest Territory
Territory
United States
Muskingum Park
Congregational Church
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7Th Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Mills
College Library
Ohio Company of Associates
American Union Lodge No. 1
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Roosevelt Speech Sparks Italian Welcome in Local Procession
Colonel Roosevelt will address townspeople after short speeches by Son and Supervisor Painter. Enthusiastic welcome comes from the Italian colony, which has hired a top New York Italian band for the march. Special Long Island trains will run to help crowds hear the address after his long absence.
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Roosevelt
New York
Long Island Railway
Colonel Roosevelt
Letters of greeting for Roosevelt in The Outlook
The Outlook issue will print cordial letters of welcome to President Roosevelt from Taft Hughes and Mayor Gaynor. Taft praises his Africa Europe return as a grand demonstration of American welcome after eight strenuous years. Hughes and Gaynor echo pride in his reception and the lasting impact of his civil reform work.
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Taft
Hughes
Gaynor
Africa
Europe
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Roosevelt
Messages to Roosevelt on Kaiserin Victoria
On board the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Roosevelt avoids politics for two months after landing. He plans a later statement on his attitude. He asks for important messages only. Wireless operators handle Roosevelt messages as the ship nears New York. He declines Fourth of July invitations.
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Roosevelt
United States
New York
Pittsboro
Sandy Hook
Cornell Medical College graduates 68 in New York ceremony
Sixty eight graduates received Doctor of Medicine degrees at Cornell University Medical College on a sunny afternoon. Dr Jacob Gould Schurman urged hospital tied medical education, calling for freer hospital use by faculty and stronger links with major New York hospitals to elevate research and training.
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28Th Street
First Avenue
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
W. M. Polk
Ean
Medical College
John Metcalf Polk
Berton Lattin
Josephine Bicknell Neal
Earl Vincent Sweet
Schurman
New York
United States
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Medical Department
Johns Hopkins University
Roosevelt
St. Luke's
Presbyterian
Mount Sinai
Fordham's Sixty Fifth Commencement Attended by Archbishop Farley
The sixty fifth Fordham University commencement drew more than four thousand attendees in the auditorium. Archbishop Farley and Monsignor Lavelle were aboard the platform with chief speaker John J. Delany former Corporation Counsel. Delany urged graduates toward a bright future and praised university training. Gifts totaled 1350 dollars with 1900 from Martin J. Walsh. Honorary degrees went to Edward S. Holden and John M. Connolly Joseph Morschauser Edward R. O'Malley and Arthur S. Tompkins.
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Fordham University
Archbishop Farley
Monsignor Lavelle
John J. Delany
Corporation Counsel
University
Martin J. Walsh
Edward S. Holden
John M. Connolly
Joseph Morschauser
Edward R. O'Malley
Arthur S. Tompkins
George C. Dennen
Baldwin prize awarded for essay on municipal topic
Philadelphia on June 16, the best essay on the commission form of government was awarded to an undergraduate student from State University. Honorable mentions went to judges Hooper of Harvard and Oswald Ryan of Harvard University among eight essays submitted. The Baldwin prize, related to municipal topics, was presented by the Municipal League and E Clyde Robbins of Iowa and Roger. Thirty entries were received on the subject.
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Sity
of the State University
Hooper
Harvard
Municipal League
Oswald Ryan
E. Clyde Robbins
Iowa
Roger
Washington and Lee Degrees Conferred
President Denny announced honorary degrees by the board of trustees at Washington and Lee University on June 15. Doctor of Laws were awarded to United States Senator George E. Chamberlain of Portland Oregon and W Hensel of Lancaster Pennsylvania. Doctor of Divinity went to Rev. William Meade Clark of Richmond Virginia Rev EF Leypurn of Durham North Carolina Rev H T Graham of Hampden Sydney Virginia and Rev. Harry B. Lewis of Lancaster Ohio.
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Denny
Washington and Lee University
Board of
United States
George E. Chamberlain
Portland
Ore
W. 7. Hensel
Lancaster
Penn
William Meade Clark
Richmond
EF. R. Leypurn
Durham
N. C
H. T. Graham
Hampden Sidney
Harry B. Lewis
Ohio
Longworth Delegation Heads to greet Roosevelt in NY
Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio leaves Washington for New York to meet ex President Roosevelt on his arrival abroad. Mrs Longworth, formerly Alice Roosevelt, travels with her father’s party. They will stay Oyster Bay Sunday and New York Monday and attend Theodore Roosevelt Jr wedding. Olcott Parsons and Sulzer join the reception committee for the event.
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Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
New York City
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Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
America
Longworths
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Jo L Ongworth
Congress
Olcott
Parsons
Sulzer
New York
Poly's Arts Class of One at Poly Brooklyn
Hermann Uhl Sartorius stood alone as the sole arts student at the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn commencement, receiving a Bachelor of Arts as the arts course ends and the school shifts to engineering. His thesis on European dynasties was read as he celebrated the rare degree amid faculty and peers.
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Hermann Uhl Sartorius
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Academy of Music
Poly
College of Engineering
Sartorius
Frank Wadleigh Chandler
University of Cincinnati
Samuel Sheldon
Alfred Raymond
George Barnum Wilkins
Henry E. Payne
John Stewart Kerins
Multiple 1920s Weddings Reported in Brooklyn and Nearby
Assisted by Bishop Tuttle and Bishop Burgess, Ruth Miller wed Rev. Floyd Appleton at St. Clement's Church Brooklyn with a reception at the Miller home. Other ceremonies include Miss Agnes Rafaele Kennedy and Miss Dorothy Slater Nutting, Evelyn Hunter and Dr. Charles Ogilvy in New Rochelle, and Emily Elizabeth Herrick at Scarborough. In Wilmington, Pauline Bancroft wed artist William Chadwick before notable guests, with Miss Margaret Augusta Weisemann marrying Alan Gibson in Mount Vernon.
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Tuttle
Burgess
Michigan
Ruth Miller
Floyd Appleton
St. Clement's Protestant Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Francis H. Miller
Pennsylvania Avenue
William H. Dole
Olga van Hoff
Marjorie Hughan
Muriel Miller
Wallingfield Appleton
Wallace Pierson
Noel Sainsbury
van Wyck Brooks
Daniel Fuller Appleton
Barnard
Manual Training High School
Agnes Livingston Nutting
Andrew Jackson Nutting
Niel Morrow Ladd
Casa Mia
Nutting Country Place
Belle Haven
Greenwich
Evelyn Hunter
Stephen Co. Hunter
New Rochelle
Montreal
Orville Schell
Edward Drake
Henry Titus
David Rough
Francis Hunter
Robert Shaw
Premium Point Park
Boscobel
Gustav H. Schwab
Scarborough
Emily Elizabeth
William Worthington Herrick
New York
Oakley Baldwin
St. Mary’s Church
Marie Antoinette
Eugénie
Waldo Johnston
Cooperstown
N. Y
Morton Herrick
Wilmington
Del
William Chadwick
Pauline Bancroft
John Bancroft
Day Chadwick
Holyoke
Mass
Immanuel Episcopal Church
Kenny J. Hammond
Daniel Ashley Jenks
Margaret Augusta
Louis Weisemann
Alan Gibson
Joseph W. Gibson
the Haberdasher
Vernon Heights Congregational Church
Mount Vernon
Charles Seymour
East 4Th Street
Roosevelt matinee of Girlies at New Amsterdam Theatre
A special Roosevelt matinee of Girlies is set for Saturday at the New Amsterdam Theatre with the curtain at 3 o'clock rather than 2 15. Henry W. Savage plans a forthcoming season production by A E Thomas, author of Her Husband s Wife, moving from the Garrick Theatre to the Criterion on Monday. The new piece treats the divorce question with wit and satire.
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Henry W. Savage
A. E. Thomas
Garrick Theatre
Criterion
Armour
Mare J. McDonald
Theo. S. Armour
St. Mark's Ave
Brooklyn
Free Admission and Commencement Events In City Venues
Today features free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Anniversary exercises at Mariners' Family Asylum in Stapleton, Staten Island at 3 p.m. and commencement at New York Law School Carnegie Hall in the evening. National Federation of Postoffice Clerks annual picnic at Sulzer's Harlem River Park in the evening. Adelphi College commencement at Academy of Music Brooklyn in the afternoon. Pratt Institute commencement at Emacanué Baptist Church Brooklyn at 5 p.m.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Mariners’ Family Asylum
Stapleton
Staten Island
New York Law School
Carnegie Hall
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Sulzer
Harlem River Park
Adelphi College
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Pratt Institute
Emacanue Baptist Church
Death of Brigadier General A. L Anderson in California
Word arrived of Brigadier General A L Anderson's death in Santa Barbara California on June 9 at age seventy six. A West Point graduate 189 and veteran of the southwestern campaign and Indian wars he helped map Northern Arizona. He served as engineer and park architect in Cincinnati after leaving the army and was a pioneer in hydraulic gold mining. He leaves a daughter Miss Mary L Anderson and was related to Governor Charles Anderson of Ohio and General Robert Anderson.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Anderson
West Point
Canby
Northwest
Arizona
Cincinnati
Charles Anderson
Ohio
Robert Anderson
Fort Sumter
Richard Clough Anderson
Rencher
North Carolina
Mary L. Anderson
Miss Anne Flower Paul Dies at Newport Home
Miss Anne Flower Paul of Philadelphia and Newport dies at her Newport home after an illness. A longtime summer resident, estate owner, and active charity worker she was a devoted St John’s Episcopal Church member. She was daughter of the late William and Mrs Paul of Philadelphia and had been hospitalized for an operation before passing away at home.
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Newport
Anne Flower Paul
Philadelphia
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Paul
William Paul
Barton W Martindale Dies at 161 Rugby Road Brooklyn
Barton W Martindale died at his home in Brooklyn after a several month illness. He was 43 and born in New Castle Indiana. He led the mercantile agency bearing his name and is survived by his widow and brother George B Martindale.
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Barton W. Martindale
Rugby Road
Brooklyn
Mr. Martindale
New Castle
Ind
James B
Ann Elizabeth Martindale
George B. Martindale
Death of a Peary Explorer Albert Morse Dies in Staten Island Hospital
Albert Morse thirty four a member of Commander Peary's North Pole party died at St Vincent's Hospital West Brighton Staten Island from brain hemorrhage. He lived at the Benedict apartments Washington Square Manhattan and went to Clifton Staten Island Tuesday night to visit friends when illness struck him.
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Albert Morse
Commander Peary
North Pole
St. Vincent’s Hospital
West Brighton
Staten Island
Mr. Morse
Benedict
Washington Square
Manhattan
Clifton
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments List June 15 1910
A long acknowledgments section for the Fresh Air Fund lists numerous donors with small to moderate contributions, including Alfred G. Vanderbilt Frances E White George F Baker William A Read Mrs. B Carter and many others from New York New Jersey Connecticut and Pennsylvania. The page ends noting a total as of June 15 1910.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Frances E. White
Brooklyn
George F. Baker
William A. Read
B. Carter
Montclair
N. J
Emily S. Perkins
Riverdale-on- Rees
Charles
E. N. Heights
Friend
Passaic
George Macculloch Miller
W. P. Prentice
J. H. Bunce
Middle
le Grand Cannon
New Haven
Con
Edgar J. Phillips
Alice H. Honeyman
Washington
Henry H. Honeyman
J. W. Hoagland
William McDonald
Albany
H. H. King
Dover
Zophar Mills
Edward Sachs
C. E. Bailliere
Florida
Fanny H. Williams
John S. MclLaan
M. J. Tha
Long Island
Hetty Smith
G. B. Satterlee
Newport
Emma L. Blauvelt
James I. Higginson
Emily H. Moir
William Alexander Smith
Emily B. Hopkins
James Powers Buick
Charles Stilson
Orego
J. P. Davis
Yonkers
William Thomson
F. Peel
Agnes and Hester
Luella M. Burdsall
Port Chester
N. Y
H. S. Collins
Watch Hill
R. I
H. &. Wilson
George T. Hewlett
Hewlett
J. B. Holmes
Norfolk
Jacob H. Schiff
Mary R. Greenleaf
Ridgefield
Conn
Allen P. Ford
Bridgeport
F. T. Sayles
Ans
W. I
James Moson
McKay
H. E. Ranney
Mary C. Scudder
John E. Parmly
Closson
H. T. Parsa
A. W. Kenney
Lakewood
Nee Saacacses
Mary T. Secomb
Fisher's
Giaene
Benjamin Graham
Annie Stone
Weather Report: unsettled pattern spans Atlantic states
Unsettled weather continues in the East with yesterday's showers from Florida to Pennsylvania and in the Ohio Valley. Disturbances will bring showery conditions Thursday over the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic states and Friday into New England and upper Ohio Valley. Local rains possible in upper Great Lakes and northern plains with generally fair conditions elsewhere.
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Pennsylvania
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Mississippi Valley
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North Plains States
New York
New Jersey
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Delaware
Taft Tours Parkersburg and Marietta With Rough Riders
President Taft rode with Rough Riders to New York for Roosevelt’s reception, briefly addressing crowds in Parkersburg about railroad safety and a “square deal” for all. In Marietta he spoke on Northwest Territory history and the Northwest Ordinance, receiving honorary Civil Law degree and visiting historic landmarks before departing for Washington.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio
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Roosevelt
White House
Marietta
Ohio
Marietta College
Harrison
Rough Riders
Rough Riders Reach Cincinnati on Westward Journey
Fifty Roosevelt Rough Riders from west of the Mississippi arrive in Cincinnati on their route to New York. Charles E. Hunter of Oklahoma City leads the party. Mrs. L. J. Herbster of St. Louis gives birth aboard the train and the group raises funds to name the baby Theodora after their colonel.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt Rough Riders’ Association
Mississippi River
New York
Charles Renner
Washington
Charles E. Hunter
Oklahoma City
Rough Riders
L. J. Herbster
St. Louis
Theodora
Vassar Girls See Zaza Play at Academy of Music
One hundred eighteen members of the Vassar College graduating class watched Miss Minna Phillips, class of 1903, perform Zaza in the Academy of Music last night. They were accompanied by Miss Merwin, the college matron.
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Zaza
Academy of Music
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Syndicate Buys New Theatres in Pennsylvania Deals
Klaw and Erlanger completed negotiations with N. Appell to purchase the lease of the Academy of Music Reading and a half interest in the Majestic Theatre Harrisburg, along with Appell’s interests in the Academy of Music Pottsville Grand Opera House Morristown and the Academy of Music Lebanon.
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N. Appell
Academy of Music
Reading Penn
Majestic Theatre
Harrisburg
Mr. Appell
Pottsville
Grand Opera House
Morristown
Lebanon
Independent theatre leaders join national owners group
S. A. Schloss, director of fourteen theatres in North Carolina and Virginia, and Morris Jenks, director of twenty six theatres in Iowa and South Dakota, joined the independent movement yesterday. They align with the National Theatre Owners' Association led by president John Cort.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Morris Jenks
Iowa
South Dakota
Independent Movement
National Theatre Owners’ Association
John Cort
Sheriff Files Uncollectible Judgment Against Raymond
Kings County sheriff records an uncollectible judgment of 4373 dollars against Raymond in the county clerk docket. The action notes the debtor’s name and the court amount, with no further details on repayment or assets.
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Raymond
Hall of Fame adds six names to 212 list
NYU chancellor Henry M. MacCracken announced six more candidates for the Hall of Fame, bringing the yearly total to 212. The selections include Robert McCormick, William Holmes McGuffey, Lindley Murray, the Rev Abram Joseph Ryan, Henry Rossiter Worthington, and William Bradford. A city hearing will decide on extending a small park to serve as access from the university to University Heights station, with MacCracken protesting to Judge Gaynor if access is not provided.
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Henry M. MacCracken
New York University
Bradford
Robert McCormick
William Holmes McGuffey
Miami
University of Virginia
Lindley Murray
Abram Joseph Ryan
Henry Rossiter Worthington
Savannah
William Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Board of Estimate
Hall of Fame
University Heights
Gaynor
MacCracken
Marriages and deaths listed in Brooklyn notices
Notices of marriages and deaths appear with full names and addresses. The list includes Coan and Burr marriage in Carbondale Pennsylvania, Schwab and Herrick in Boscobel, plus multiple Brooklyn residents such as Armour Bangs Berry Campbell Clark Cottle Hardenbergh Hart Hobart James Love Russell Severn Stannard Taylor Van Beuren Williams Wright. Funeral arrangements and private interments follow for many individuals with exact addresses and dates.
Book of Views office in New York City address
The notice lists accessible locations in Manhattan with Harlem trains from Grand Central and local trolleys. It gives a contact telephone and an office at 20 East 23rd Street for the Book of Views.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
On Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Undertakers Frank E Campbell Chapels Services
Frank E Campbell at 2413 West 234 Street offers undertaker services with private chapels private rooms and private ambulances. Telephone access is listed as 1324 Chelsea for arrangements and inquiries.
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Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Chapels
Tel
Chelsea
New York Tribune Opens Applicant File at Broadway Office
The Up town Office of The New York Tribune installs a file of applications from selected aspirants seeking various positions. The repository, located at 134 Broadway, aims to streamline hiring and save time and expense for the newspaper and applicants.
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White Plains
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