Royal Peace Meeting England Reassured
June 14 reports in England say the proposed meeting between Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas is seen as a cordial step toward European peace. Berlin and St Petersburg officials explain the gathering is for friendly exchange, with no expected changes in politics. The visit schedule places Stolypin, M. Iswolsky, and German envoys aboard the Polar Star to join Nicholas at Pitkapa Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Ncholas
England
Germany
Europe
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Sweden
Denmark
France
Italy
Nicholas
Arthur Nicolson
Vienna
Austria
Balkans
St Petersburg
Stolypin
M. ‘Iswolski
Count von Pourtales
Polar Star
Emperor Nicholas
Pitkipas Bay
Emperor William
Teomorrow
Pitkipas
Finland
Standart
Hohenzollern
Balkan
Turkey
Persia
Wiliam
Calvinists Debate on Church and State Roles
Rev. Dr William H. Roberts led a heated discussion at the Alliance of Reformed Churches meeting in Fifth Avenue Church. He argued that American government principles require church state separation, while some Presbyterians urged allowing property transfers between denominations. He defended Calvinist church property against transfer to Roman Catholic, Muslim, or Jewish uses, insisting such assets should remain within Calvinist use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Roberts
Philadelphia
Alliance of Reformed Churches
Presbyterian System
Fifth Avenue
Roberts
Alliance
States Supreme Court
R. E. Prime
Yonkers
See the Last of Ritualism in Local Episcopal Churches
Announcement that Holy Cross Church at Avenue C must close by September 1 follows reports of the Harlem Church of the Redeemer likely being sold to St Stephen’s a negro congregation. Bishop Greer denies coercing the sale. vestrymen meet tonight to decide. Holy Cross to be turned over to a Rome for friendless girls. Sisters of St John the Baptist run Prent church under supervision. plans for fifth anniversary celebration scrapped. Rev Maurice Britten reports 27 communicants and a men’s club of 80 boys plus nearly 200 members. he says work has been progressive and regrets the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross
No. & Avenue C
Church of the Redeemer
West 136Th Street
St. Stephen's
Greer
Harlem
Holy Croce
Rome
Prent
Sisters of St. John the Baptist
Pr. Maurice Britten
Operation on Captain Winslow Resting After Hernia Surgery
Captain Cameron Mc Winslow commander of the battleship New Pitas underwent hernia surgery at the Newport Hof. Dr. Charles W. Stewart performed the operation and Winslow was reported resting. His family has been in Newport for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Cameron Mc Winslow
New Pitas
Newport Hof
Charles W. Stewart
Winslow
Wilstow
Newport
Cremation Clause In Will Divides Estate Between Heirs
The will of Charles Bernstein, who died June 6 at 216 East Sixth Street, filed yesterday, leaves most of the estate to his son Seth and daughter Mrs Sophia Cohen with a condition: the body must be cremated. If complied with, the remainder goes to Mount Sinai and Montefiore Home. Real and personal assets exceed 19990 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bernstein
Hast
Sith Street
Ower
Sth Street
Sith
Sophia Cohen
Mount Sinai
Montefiore
Archbishop Farley Sees the Pope in Rome Audience
ArchBishop Farley of New York and bishops Hoban and Burke were received by the Pope in private audience. The visit included a cordial exchange, sil ver medals, and a report on the Scranton diocese. Farley plans two more weeks in Rome then return to New York by late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Farley
New York
Michael J. Hoban
Scranton
Maurice F. Burke
St. Joseph
Burke
Kemp
Reading
Penn
American College
N. A. Burke
Hoban
Castel Gandolfo
Monsignor Kennedy
Messina
Vatican
Naples
J. W. Lewis
D. J. McMackin
T. Lynch
W O'Brien
Cardinal Merry del Val
Munich
Strasburg
Nuremberg
Orphans Thank Thompson After Luna Park Outing
Brooklyn orphanage children who were guests of Frederic Thompson at Luna Park last week sent notes of gratitude. One letter from Miss Mary E. Horton praises the outing and says the kids are still talking about it and will long remember the good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Frederic Thompson
Luna Park
Mary E. Horton
The
Orphan Asylum Society
Acme Theatre Planned by H C Miner on Brook Avenue Site
Plans filed for a $150000 Acme Theatre to be built by the H C Miner Company on a Brook Avenue plot 122.9 by 10 feet irregular on the westerly side just south of 11th Street. The theatre will be named the Acme Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Miner Company
Brook Avenue
1Th Street
Acme Theatre
Theatrical Incidents Include Cast Reengagements and Weber Theatre Deal
Miss Bertha Holly joins the Widow role in a Gentleman from Mississippi touring company with Brady and Grismer. James A. Marcus, famed for Boss Harrigan in The Man of the Hour, is reengaged for next season. Klaw and Erlanger conclude a five year Weber Theatre management contract starting August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Holly
Messrs. Brady and
Grismer
Mississippi
James A. Marcus
Boss Harrigan
Klaw & Erlanger
Joseph Weber
Weber Theatre
Arnold to Meet Mahler Abroad for Philharmonic Plans
Richard Arnold sails for Europe aboard the Friedrich der Grosse as administrative manager of the Philharmonic Society. He will meet conductor Gustav Mahler in Toblach Tyrol to arrange next season's concerts and select programmes and soloists for about forty seven performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arnold
Europe
Phillharmonic Society
Gustav Mahler
Toblach
Tyrol
Philharmonic Society
Two Weddings in New England and New York
John Erikson a Seattle banker married Miss Margaret Beaman at Blow-Me-Down in Cornish New Hampshire in an outdoor ceremony celebrated by Rev Prescott Evarts, uncle of the bride. Elmira mayor Daniel Sheehan wed Eben Loret ta O'Herron in St Cecilia's Church with a nuptial high mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
N. H
John Erikson
Seattle
Margaret Beaman
Hettie Evarts Beaman
New York
Beaman
Prescott Evarts
Christ Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Mass
William Maxwell Evarts
Elmira
N. Y
Daniel Sheehan
Democratic State Committee
Eben Loretta O'Herron
J. A. Maley
St. Cecilia's Church
Congress of Women at Toronto Opens Quinquennial Session
Lady Aberdeen presided at the opening of the International Council of Women congress in Toronto. Representatives from twenty three nations attend as the event runs to June 30. Addresses will cover milk supply suffrage and other subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Lady Aberdeen
International Council of Women
Weather Forecast From Washington June 14 1908
Official record and forecast show fair weather across most Atlantic states with unsettled conditions approaching from the Mississippi Valley. Expect local rains in the South Atlantic and east Gulf, warmer trends in the West, and cooler air in the Northwest. Localities from New England to Pennsylvania see showers or fair conditions, with winds generally light to moderate from south to southwest.
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Washington
Atlantic States
Virginia
Onlo Valley
Lower Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Upper Lake Region
Montana
Pacific Coast
California
North Atlantic States
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Mississippi River
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
European
Grand Banke
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Sam Ae
Honor for Mrs Howe at Brown University
Brown University's 141st commencement honored Mrs Julia Ward Howe with an honorary Doctor of Letters. President Faunce announced the degree as Mrs Howe, aged ninety, received the diploma amid the band’s playing of The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Governors Hughes and Pothier attended. endowment gifts totaling 28000 were announced, including 25009 from John D Rockefeller Jr. for Brown Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Brown University
Faunce
Julia Ward Howe
Boston
Howe
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Sayles Hall
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Brown Union
Pothier
Rhoda Island
Hughes
Fordham Exer cises at sixty fourth commencement
The sixty four th annual Fordham College commencement was held yesterday afternoon. Monsignor Joseph F Mooney presided as speeches on Great World Questions of Today highlighted liberal education. Brigadier General Clarence R Edwards and others received honorary Doctor of Laws. Fifteen seniors graduated. John W Clancy had top marks. Alumni met. Dowley elected president. memorial mass held for deceased alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham College
Joseph F. Mooney
Conde D. Pallen
Daniel J. Quinn
Clarence R. Edwards
Joseph IL. Kelly
Ilinois
Willis G. McDonald
New York
Charles A. Wingerter
West Virginia
John W. Clancy
Alumni Association
Francis Dwight Dowley
University
Graduates Hear Address at Penn Commencement
More than six hundred graduates received degrees at the University of Pennsylvania commencement at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. Dr Josiah H Penniman delivered the address. Honorary Doctors of Laws went to Samuel McCune Lind of Columbia University and Dr Charles B Penrose of Philadelphia. Edward M Jefferys received Doctor of Sacred Theology and John Thomson earned a Master of Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Saunders Brigham
Brown University
American Antiquarian Society
Arthur Rogers
West Chester
Penn
Clarence Augustus Barbour
Rochester
Gerald Binny Smith
University of Chicago
Charles Value Chapin
Harvard University
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Academy of Music
Josiah H. Penniman
Samuel McCune Lind
Columbia University
Charles B. Penrose
Edward M. Jefferys
Old St Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church
John Thomson
Free Library
Hobart College Holds 84th Commencement at Geneva
Hobart College in Geneva, New York, conducted its eighty fourth annual commencement today. Professor Dickinson S. Miller of Columbia University delivered the Phi Beta Kappa oration. Honorary degrees were awarded, a new gymnasium was dedicated, and the cornerstone of a new dormitory was laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N. Y
Hobart College
Dickinson S. Miller
Columbia University
Carnegie Tech Commencement Notes Message From Carnegie
Pittsburg June 16 The commencement exercises began at the Carnegie Technical Schools with Richard C. MacLaurin head of MIT delivering the principal address. A cable from Andrew Carnegie, founder of the schools, read Welcome graduates into the great world of labor and success attend you as you play your part well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Technical Schools
Richard C. MacLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Andrew Carnegie
Cinchmore
Scotland
Mount Holyoke College Grants Degrees in Seventy-Second Commencement
In South Hadley Mass on June 16 Mount Holyoke College awarded 171 bachelor’s degrees and four master’s degrees at its seventy second annual commencement in Mary Lyon Chapel. Rev Dr Henry A Stimson led prayer and Rev Hugh Black delivered an address on Books. A college friend donated 10000 toward a new music building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
Mary Lyon Chapel
Henry A. Stimson
New York
Hugh Black
Upper Montclair
N. J
Woolley
Tufts Grants BA With Honors to 14 Year Old Norbert Wiener
Medford Mass June 16 one Tufts graduate earned a Bachelor of Arts with honors at age fourteen Norbert Wiener son of Harvard Professor Leo Wiener completed four years of study in three and plans to enter Harvard graduate studies in mathematics biology and chemistry in the fall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Mass
Norbert Wiener
Leo Wiener
Harvard
Tufts
Japanese Ambassador Addresses Illinois Graduates at Commencement
Champaign June 16 Baron Kogoro Takahira the Japanese Ambassador spoke to 434 graduates at the University of Illinois thirty-eighth annual commencement. The honorary Doctor of Laws degree was conferred on the ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Kogoro Takahira
University of Illinois
Cornell Alumni Elect Trustees and Expand Campus Field
Charles Courter Dickinson and Willard Beshan were elected Cornell alumni trustees for the coming year with one vacancy remaining. The alumni voted to broaden membership to all Cornellians. Percy Field and a 57 acre campus expansion were praised as the basis for university playgrounds and student recreation, with plans for future dormitories and facilities around Alumni Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Board of Trustees
Cornell
Alumni Field
Degree For Dr George A Coe And Others
Rochester University conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws on Dr George A Coe dean of Union Theological Seminary New York City and the degree of L H D on Dr William Henry Crawshaw dean of Colgate University Hamilton NY Willam R Willcox of New York was elected president of the university alumni association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Coe
Rochester
Rochester University
George A. Coe
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
William Henry Crawshaw
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
Willam R. Willcox
New York
University Alumni Association
Brooklyn Poly’s Largest Class Graduates at BAM
The Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn sent forth its largest graduating class at the Brooklyn Academy of Music last night. Fifty-eight graduates earned degrees including Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Chemical Engineer, Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, and Master of Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn “Poly
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Child Saved From Deportation At Ellis Island
A four year old girl Minnie Hulkin was detained aboard a barge to Bremen until a telegram from the German consul in Atlanta halted her deportation. The child, from an orphan asylum in Berlin, had been sent to the U S after the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm voyage. A special inquiry had ordered deportation, but the telegram kept her in detention for a week while officials search for the mother in Fitzgerald Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Bremen
Minnie Hulkin
Fromm
Williams
Berlin
Getz
Fitzgerald
Atlanta
Uriu Pleads Limited Role in Church Affairs at Mission Board
Vice-Admiral Uriu told the Board of Foreign Missions at a reception in the Presbyterian Building that his official duties keep him from advising on church matters. He expressed sympathy for peaceful Japan relations and backed a convention of 110 missionaries in Japan expressing confidence in the pacific feeling of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriu
Board of
Forein Missions
Presbyterian
Japan
Pacific
United States
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmont and Others
List of notable guests arrives at hotels including W F Nelson of Honolulu Grand Lieutenant Colonel B K Cole USMC Henry Hollandp J Mackintosh London J R Young Glasgow Manhatt an Sir William Van Horne Montreal Arturo Muller Panama New Amsterdam Dr G Manning Montreal Plaza Marco Carvajal F Gen zgaiez Havana Savoy Adolph Curfot DuteA Guiana Wolcott John J Wing Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
W. F. Nelson
Honolulu
Grand
B. K. Cole
United States Marine Corps
Hollandp
Mackintosh
London
J R. Young
Glasgow
Manhattan
William van Horne
Montreal
Arturo Muller
Panama
New Amsterdam
G. Manning
Plaza
Marco Carvajal
F._ Genzgaiez
Havana
Savoy
Adolph Curfot
Dutea
Guiana
Wolcott
John J. Wing
Hong Kong
Dana Estes Dies at Sixty Nine Head of Dana Estes Company
Dana Estes of the Dana Estes Company publishers and noted traveler and writer died suddenly at his Brookline home at age sixty nine. Born in Gorham Missouri he left school at fifteen to work in Augusta then moved to Boston in 1859 to enter the book trade. He served in the Union army until Bull Run, was wounded three times, later organized Dana Estes & Co in 1898. He recently traveled Africa with Theodore Roosevelt and spoke of hunting in Africa. He recalled his arrest in Cattaro by Austrian officials and a photo seizure, narrowly avoiding longer detainment with his passport.
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Boston
Dana Estes
Dana Estes Company
Brookline
Gorham
Augusta
Estes
Bull Run
House of
Dana Estes & Co
Theodore Roosevelt
the Tribune
Africa
Roosevelt
Cattaro
Dalmatia
Obituary notices from Elizabeth to North Tarrytown farewells
A compilation of death notices and funeral details from multiple cities and dates. Entries include Samuel Meeker Clark in Elizabeth New Jersey, Alice Clock of Islip Long Island, Jeremiah Coffey of Columbus, Nellie Cook of Brooklyn, Thomas F Cox of Brooklyn, Florence A Mason Durant of Hurley New York, Charles E Farram Jr of Paris New Haven, William F Fox of Albany, E Franklin Gillette of Conn, Eugene Tillotson Lynch of Rhinebeck, Joseph Nimmo Jr in Washington DC, Jane Morrill NOYES in New York, John Webber of North Tarrytown. Each notes residence, date, time, and burial or service arrangements.
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Alice Om Maeter
Warren F
Sarah M
Mensi
Islip
Long Island
Coffey
Jeremiah
Mary
Daniel A. Coffey
Columbus
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Tfuneral
Macon St
Relaes
Greenwood Cemetery
Farnam
Paris
France
Charlies E. Farram, Jr
Charles H
Alice Davies Farram
Hithouse Ave
New Haven
Conn
Noyes
Henry L. Smith
West Séth St
New York
Jane Morrill
Daniel Noyes
D. D
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Bostom
Webber
North Tarrytown
John Webber
Christ Church
Tarrytown
Grand Central Station
Lexington Ave
Colonel William F. Fox Dies in Albany After Illness
Albany June 16 Colonel William F Fox state Superintendent of Forests died at his home after months of illness He dedicated his career to forestry and Civil War history Born January 11 1840 in Ballston Spa and a Union College graduate 1869 He served as captain major and lieutenant colonel with the 100th New York Volunteers He authored Civil War and forestry books and contributed to magazines He is survived by a wife and one son Dr Charles B Fox of Lehigh University Bethlehem Penn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
William F. Fox
Fox
Ballston Spa
Union College
100Th
New York Volunteers
Charles 8. Fox
Lehigh University
Bethlehem, Penn
Montreal Sheriff and Senator Thibaudeau Dies at 64
Joseph Rosaire Thibaudeau, sheriff of Montreal and Dominion Senator, longtime president of the Atlantic and Lake Superior Railway, and a leading Montreal capitalist, died in Montreal today at age sixty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Joseph Rosaire Thibaudeau
Dominion
Thibaudeau
Atlantic & Lake Superior Railway
Obituary notes list prominent press and industry figures
MISS LIZZIE C HALDEMAN daughter of Colonel W B Haldeman editor of The Louisville Times died in Paris yesterday from appendicitis while traveling with her parents in Europe for six months. SAMUEL RITCHIE dean of Newburg's newspaper fraternity died there yesterday at age seventy four, was editor and proprietor of The Journal for thirty two years. SAMUEL WILSON MURRAY pioneer in locomotive and machinery business died in Milton PA yesterday at eighty, founder of Milton Car Works and Milton Iron Company, formerly with Portland Loco Works and Baldwin Loco Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie C. Haldeman
W. B. Haldeman
Louisville Times
Paris
Samuel Ritchie
Newburg
Journal
Samuel Wilson Murray
Milton
Penn
Milton Car Works
Milton Iron Company
Portland Locomotive Works
Portland
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Funeral of President Penna in Rio de Janeiro
The funeral of the late Dr. Penna the President of the republic was held today. Great crowds saw the procession including eight thousand troops. Both branches of the service the army and navy were strongly represented. Nilo Pecanha who assumed the Presidency on the death of Dr. Penna and Marshal Hermes de Fonseca the Minister of War who is a candidate for the Presidency at the coming election attended the funeral. The country is tranquil despite alarming reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Dr. Penna
Army
Nilo Pecanha
Penna
Hermes de Fonseca
Booker T. Washington to lead Virginian Railway tour
Booker T. Washington will travel by a special Virginian Railway train from Norfolk to Deepwater, West Virginia, speaking and investigating conditions of the negro race along the line. He follows plans of H. H. Rogers and will address white audiences in Norfolk then negroes at Pine Beach, with a dinner in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
Norfolk
H. H. Rogers
Virginian Railroad
Deepwater
W. Va
Dr. Washington
Virginian Railway
Pine Beach
Seek Aid for Aged U S Employes Mass Meeting
An open mass meeting will be held at Grand Central Palace on Sunday at 2 p m by government service employees in the city and environs to discuss retirement and pensioning of classified service workers too old to render proper service Herbert D D Brown the government actuary will address the meeting and provide information The Letter Carriers' Band will be present and provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Palace
3D Street
Lexington Avenue
United States
Herbert DD. Brown
Amorita Arrives In Port After Bermuda Race
The American yacht Amorita owned by Dr. W L Baum of Chicago finished first in the New York Bermuda race and arrived at Port Hawkesbury from Hamilton Bermuda after encountering heavy weather on the return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hawkesbury
N. S
Amorita
W.L. Baum
Chicago
Hamilton
Bermuda
Today’s City Events Mix Free Museum Visits and Meetings
Free admission offered at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. A Woman's Municipal League committee on amusements and vacation resources meets at No 19 East Street at 3 30 p m. Pratt Institute commencement at Emanuel Baptist Church at 7 30 p m. Dinner for Samuel Gompers under the AFL at Yorkville Casino at 6 30 p m. Amateur circus by West Side Y M C A at its athletic field Eighth Avenue and Sith Street at 8 15 p m. Charlies Sprague Smith speaks on The Basis of a New Social Order at the People's Institute No 318 East 15th Street at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Woman's Municipal League
East Street
Pratt Institute
Emanuel Baptist Church
Samuel Gompers
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Eighth Avenue
Sith Street
Charlies Sprague Smith
People’s Institute
East 15Th Street
Erikson Beaman marriage notice from Cornish New Hampshire
Margaret Beaman daughter of Mrs Charlies Bea man marries John Erikson of Seattle Washington in a June 16 1909 ceremony at Blowmedown Farm Cornish N H conducted by Rev Prescott Evarts Notices must include full names and addresses for republication in The Tribune and Tri Weekly Tribune
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erikson-Beaman
Blowmedown Farm
Cornish
N. H
Prescott Evarts
Margaret Beaman
Charlies ¢. Beaman
John Erikson
Seattle
Wash
Died notices from The Tribune prompt republish in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices list Pedro Acosta 63 with body at The Funeral Church and several obituaries in Brooklyn and The Bronx. Entries include William J Algeo at 216 Prospect Avenue with funeral June 17, Emma Briggs private funeral June 18, James A Brodie mourned by Selina Brodie with services June 16 and private interment, and note that republication follows in Tri-Weekly Tribune without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Tri-Weekly
The
Bronx
Emma Briggs
John V. Briggs
Sarah Jane Ackerman
Brodie
James A. Brodie
Selina Brodie
Goodenough
Hancock St
Brooktyn
Descriptive Telegraphage Toward Tribune Services and Travel Ads
Readable notices describe travel accessibility to Harlem via Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and private ambulance services. It lists office addresses for The New York Tribune and rates for subscriptions, plus international postal rates and numerous foreign bureau locations and hotel reading rooms for Tribune access.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
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