Meeting of two emperors reassures England on European peace
Reports from St Petersburg and London say the planned talks between Emperor Nicholas and Emperor William aim at friendly exchanges, with no policy shifts expected. Russia, Germany, and Austria may discuss the Balkans, Poland, and the Crete issue, while Persia talks are not on the agenda.
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England
Germany
Iime
Europe
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Russia
Sweden
Denmark
France
Italy
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Arthur Nicolson
Vienna
Austria
Balkans
Petersburg
Stolypin
Yswolsky
Count von Pourtales
Polar Star
Emperor Nicholas
Pitkipas Bay
Pitkipas
Qoast
Finland
Standart
Hohenzollern
Balkan
Turkey
Persia
Wiliam
Calvinists debate on church and state in alliance session
The Rev. Dr. William H. Roberts of Philadelphia urged separation of church and state as essential, criticizing courts in two states for interfering with church property rights. He argued Calvinist church property should not serve non Protestant uses, while others advocated union of church and state.
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Philadelphia
Alliance of Reformed Churches
Presbyterian System
Fifth Avenue
Roberts
Alliance
White States Supreme Court
R. E. Prime
Closure orders and moves in Harlem ritualism debate
The Holy Cross Church at Me and Avenue faces a September 1 closure while the nearby Church of the Redeemer at 153 West 136th Street may be sold to St Stephen's and a negro congregation. Harlem vestrymen plan to meet tonight to decide. Holy Grove Church to be turned over to a friendless girls home. Sisters of St John the Baptist still oversee church with board plans for an anniversary celebration dropped. Rev Maurice Britten reports 7 communicants and a men’s club with nearly 200 members, noting progress but sadness at end.
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Holy Cross
Me. & Avenue
Church of the Redeemer
West 136Th Street
St. Stephen's & Negro
Greer
Harlem
Holy Grove
Sisters of St. John the Baptist
Br. Maurice Britten
Operation on Captain Winslow Details
Captain Cameron Mc Winslow commander of the battleship New Hampshire was operated on at Newport Hospital for hernia. The operation was performed by Dr Charles W Stewart and the captain was resting afterward His family arrived recently in Newport to be with him during his recovery
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the Tribune
Cameron Mc Winslow
New Hampshire
Newport Hospital
Charles W. Stewart
Winslow
P. Winslow
Newport
Testament of Charles Bernstein Divides Estate After Death
The will of Charles Bernstein, who died in June at his home on East Sith Street, was filed in probate yesterday. The testator split nearly all of his estate between his son and daughter Mrs. Sophia Cohen, except the widow’s share and the Sith Street house. The body is to be cremated and, per stipulation, the remains are to be divided between Mount Sinai and the Montefiore Home. Personal effects and other assets are to be distributed accordingly.
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Charles Bernstein
East Sith Street
Sith Street
Sophia Cohen
Mount Sinai
Montefiore
Beth Over
Archbishop Farley Meets Pope in Rome Audience
Archbishop Farley of New York, with Bishops Hoban and Burke, was received privately by Pope Pius X in Rome. The meeting included gifts, a discussion of Messina earthquake relief, and plans for Farley to visit Munich Strasbourg and Nuremberg before returning to New York at summer’s end.
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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
Merry del Val
Munich
Strasburg
Nuremberg
Orphans Thank Frederic Thompson After Luna Park Visit
Brooklyn orphanage children who stayed at Luna Park last week sent thanks to Frederic Thompson. A note from Miss Mary E. Horton, superintendent, says the youths still talk of the outing and will long remember the good time they had.
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Brooklyn Orphanates
Frederic Thompson
Luna Park
Mary E. Horton
The
Orphan Asylum Society
Brooklyn
Acme Theatre Planned For Brook Avenue Site
The H. C. Miner Company will erect a theatre costing 150000000 dollars on Brook avenue near 1th street. The 122.9 by 10 foot irregular lot will house the Acme Theatre. Plans for the structure were filed yesterday.
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H. C. Miner Company
Brook Avenue
1Th Street
Acme Theatre
Theatrical Incidents and Re engagements
Miss Bertha Holly is engaged by Brady and Grismer for the widow role in a Gentlemen from Mississippi company touring in August. James A Marcus, creator of Boss Harrigan in The Man of the Hour, is re engaged by Brady and Grismer for next season. Klaw and Erlanger and Joseph Weber sign a contract to operate the Weber Theatre for five years starting August 1 under joint management.
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Bertha Holly
Messrs. Brady and
Grismer
Mississippi
James A. Marcus
Boss Harrigan
Klaw & Erlanger
Joseph Weber
Weber Theatre
Arnold to Meet Mahler Abroad For Next Season Concerts
Richard Arnold sails for Europe today on the Friedrich der Grosse as administrative manager of the Philharmonic Society. He will meet conductor Gustav Mahler in Toblach Tyrol to finalize next season's plans including programmes and soloists for about forty seven concerts.
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Richard Arnold
Europe
Philharmonic Society
Gustav Mahler
Toblach
Tyrol
Banker's Seattle Bride Weds at Beaman Home Blow-Me-Down
John Erikson a Seattle banker and Miss Margaret Beaman daughter of Mrs Hettie Evarts Beaman of New York wed in an open air ceremony at Blow-Me-Down the Beaman summer home in Cornish New Hampshire. Rev Prescott Evarts of Cambridge Mass officiated. bride is granddaughter of William Maxwell Evarts. Elmira also reports Mayors marriage to Eben Loretta O Herron in St Cecilia s Church.
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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
XN. Y
Mavyor Daniel Sheehan
Democratic State Committee
Eben Loretta O'Herron
J. A. Maley
St. Cecilia's Church
Congress of Women at Toronto opens with Lady Aberdeen presiding
Lady Aberdeen presided at the opening session of the Quinquennial Congress of the International Council of Women in Toronto. Representatives from twenty three nations attend the gathering, which runs through June 30. Addresses will cover topics from milk supply to suffrage.
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Toronto
Lady Aberdeen
International Council of Women
Weather Forecast Washington June 14 1908
Atlantic states fair recently, unsettled weather moving from Mississippi Valley expected by Thursday night. Warmer in West and Northwest, cooler in North. Local showers in Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. fair elsewhere west of Mississippi. Winds vary by coast. steamers to European ports face southerly to southeasterly winds. Local forecasts: New England fair warmer today. Eastern NY PA NJ showers tonight. Western PA NY unsettled then cooler. sparse cloudiness and showers elsewhere.
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Atlantic States
Virginia
Onlo Valley
Lower Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
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East Gulf States
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Upper Lake Region
Montana
Pacific Coast
California
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Mississippi River
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Honor for Mrs Howe degree from Brown University
Brown University conferred an honorary Doctor of Letters on Julia Ward Howe in a June ceremony attended by faculty graduates and a large audience. Governor Hughes presided at the dinner, and the class numbered 125 with eight other honorary degrees awarded.
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Providence
Brown University
Faunce
Julia Ward Howe
Boston
Howe
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Fordham Holds Sixty Fourth Annual Commencement
The sixty fourth Fordham College commencement occurred yesterday afternoon with Monsignor Joseph F. Mooney presiding. Conde D. Pallen urged liberal education as graduates received degrees from Rev. Daniel J. Quinn. Brigadier General Clarence R. Edwards and others received honorary LLDs. Fifteen seniors graduated. John W. Clancy led with top marks. Alumni Association elected Francis Dwight Dowley president. memorial mass held in the morning.
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Fordham College
Joseph F. Mooney
Conde D. Pallen
Daniel J. Quinn
Clarence R. Edwards
Joseph J. Kelly
Ulinois
Willis G. McDonald
New York
Charles A. Wingerter
West Virginia
John W. Clancy
Alumni Association
Francis Dwight Dowley
University
Graduation Day at Penn Ends With 600+ Degrees
More than six hundred graduates from all University of Pennsylvania departments received degrees at commencement in Philadelphia's Academy of Music. Retiring dean Dr. Josiah H. Penniman gave the address. Honorary LL.D. went to Samuel McCune Lindsay of Columbia and Dr. Charles B. Penrose of Philadelphia. Rev. Dr. Edward M. Jefferys earned Doctor of Sacred Theology and John Thomson of the Free Library received a Master of Arts.
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Clarence Saunders Brigham
Brown University
American Antiquarian Society
Arthur Rogers
West Chester
Penn
Clarence Augustus Barbour
Rochester
Gerald Biroy Smith
University of Chicago
Charles Value Chapin
Harvard University
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Academy of Music
Josiah H. Penniman
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Columbia University
Charles B. Penrose
Edward M. Jefferys
Old St Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church
John Thomson
Free Library
Hobart College Holds 84th Commencement in Geneva
The Hobart College eighty fourth commencement was held in Geneva on June 16. Professor Dickinson Miller of Columbia University delivered the Phi Beta Kappa oration. Honorary degrees were conferred, a new gymnasium dedicated, and the cornerstone of a new dormitory laid.
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Geneva
N. Y
Hobart College
Dickinson
Miller
Columbia University
Carnegie tech schools hold commencement with Carnegie message
Pittsburg June 16 commencement exercises at Carnegie Technical Schools opened with Richard C. MacLaurin MIT president as principal speaker. A cable from Andrew Carnegie dated Cilachmore Scotland brought cheers from students and urged graduates to seek success in the world of labor.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Technical Schools
Richard C. MacLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Andrew Carnegie
Cilachmore
Scotland
Alumni elect trustees and enlarge Cornell alumni council
Charles Courters Dickin son and Willard Beshan were chosen as trustees for the coming year at Cornell Ithaca. Ira A. Place was elected president of the Cornellian Council. Colonel Henry W. Sackett completed a second five-year term and remains on the board by gubernatorial appointment. He urged expansion of Alumni Field into a 57 acre campus playground with future dormitories and facilities, stressing the field as a life focus for undergraduates and outdoor recreation.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Charles Courter Dickinson
New York
Willard Beshan
Cornell
New York City
Cornell University
Hughes
Sackett
Cornelian Council
Percy
Board of Trustees
University
Alumni Field
Fevev
Degree awards at Rochester University commencements
Rochester University awarded Doctor of Laws to Dr. George A. Coe dean of Union Theological Seminary New York City and Doctor of Laws to Dr William Henry Crawshaw dean of Colgate University Hamilton New York Alumni association elected William R Willcox of New York as president The ceremony took place in Rochester on June 16.
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George E. Coe
Rochester
Rochester University
George A. Coe
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
William Henry Crawshaw
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
William R. Willcox
New York
University Alumni Association
Brooklyn Poly’s Largest Graduation Class Sees 58 Grads
The Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn held its annual commencement at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with 58 graduates. Degrees awarded ranged from Bachelor of Arts to Master of Science in various fields including chemistry engineering civil electrical and mechanical.
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Brooklyn “Poly
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Child Saved From Deportation At Ellis Island
A four year old girl, Minnie Hulkin, facing deportation aboard the Friedrich der Grosse, was detained after a telegram from the German Consul in Atlanta requested a hold. The child, fostered by an orphan asylum in Berlin, had been sent to the US on Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm and hoped to reunite with her mother in Fitzgerald, Georgia. The mother, Mrs. Getz, had remarried and could not be located at first. The detention is for one week while authorities search for the mother.
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Ellis Island
Bremen
Minnie Hulkin
Williams
Berlin
Getz
Fitzgerald
Atlanta
Mount Holyoke grants 171 bachelor degrees in 72nd commencement
South Hadley Mass June 16 171 graduates received bachelor degrees at Mount Holyoke College seventy second annual commencement held in Mary Lyon Chapel four earned master degrees Rev Dr Henry A Stimson of New York offered prayer an address on Books was given by Rev Hugh Black of Upper Montclair New Jersey President Woolley announced a donor contribution of 10000 toward the new music building
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South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
Mary Lyon Chapel
Henry A. Stimson
New York
Hugh Black
Upper Montclair
N. J
Woolley
Uriu guest of missions board reception at Presbyterian Building
Vice-Admiral Uriu told the Board of Foreign Missions at a reception last night he could not advise them on church matters as his official duties keep him from church relations. He expressed sympathy for peaceful relations with Japan and endorsed the confidence in pacific U S feeling voiced by ten missionaries in Japan.
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Board of
Forein Missions
Presbyterian
Japan
Pacific
United States
Tufts graduates boy of 14 in Medford
Medford Mass June 16 one Tufts graduate with honors a fourteen year old lad Norbert Wiener son of Professor Leo Wiener of Harvard completed four years at Tufts in three and plans to enter Harvard graduate department in the fall to study higher mathematics biology and chemistry
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Medford
Mass
Norbert Wiener
Leo Wiener
Harvard
Tufts
Japanese Ambassador Addresses UIU Graduates at Commencement
Champaign June 4 The Japanese Ambassador Baron Kogoro Takahira spoke to 434 graduates at the thirty eighth annual University of Illinois commencement Exercises He received the honorary Doctor of Laws degree for his service and scholarship.
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Champaign
Til
Kogoro Takahira
University of Illinois
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont
W F Nelson of Honolulu. Grand officer Lieutenant Colonel B K Cole USMC. Holland p J S Mackintosh London. J Young Glassow. Manhattan Sir William Van Horne Montreal. Arturo Muller Panama. New Amsterdam Dr G Manning Montreal. Plaza Marco Carvajal F Gonzalez Havana. Savoy Adolph Curtot Dutch Guiana. Wolcott John J Wing Hong Kong.
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W. F. Nelson
Honolulu
Grand
B. K Cole
United States Marine i Hollandp
J. 8 — Mackintosh
London
J Young
Glassow
Dana Estes Dies at 69 Head Publisher and Writer
Dana Estes of the Dana Estes Company publishers and noted traveler and writer died suddenly at his Brookline home at age sixty nine. He was born in Gorham Maine and left school at fifteen to work in Augusta. He moved to Boston in 1859 to enter the book trade and served in the Union Army until Bull Run where he was wounded thrice. He organized Dana Estes & Co in 1898 and recently returned from Africa where he spoke of Theodore Roosevelt and his hunting adventures. He was detained briefly in Dalmatia during travel but released after his passport was checked and officials advised against further photography. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Theodore Roosevelt
the Tribune
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Cattaro
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Dalmatian
Obituary notices list multiple deaths across cities
Multiple death notices from New York to Brooklyn and Connecticut dated June 1 to June 24, 1909 recount funerals, interments, and memorial services. Entries include Samuel M Clark at 892 North Bread Street, Jeremiah J Coffey of Columbus Ohio, Neilie Cook at Frank E Campbell Building, and Florence A Mason Durant, among others. details cover residence, dates, and funeral times.
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Elizabeths
Samuel Meeker Clark
North Bread St
Alice — Ter
Warren F
Sarah M
Islip
Long Island
M. Coffey
Jeremiah J Bee
Mary
Daniel A. Coffey
Columbus
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Macon St
Greenwood Cemetery
Colonel William F. Fox Dies in Albany
Colonel William F. Fox state Superintendent of Forests died at his Albany home after months of illness. Born January 11 in Ballston Spa and a Union College graduate, he served as Civil War officer in the 107th New York Volunteers. He authored works on the war and forestry and contributed to magazines. He is survived by his wife and one son, Dr. Charles S. Fox of Lehigh University.
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Fox
Ballston Spa
Union College
107Th New York Volunteers
Charles S. Fox
Lehigh University
Bethlehem, Penn
Thibaudeau Montreal Sheriff and Senator Dies at 64
Joseph Rosaire Thibaudeau, sheriff of Montreal and Dominion Senator, died in Montreal on June 16 at age sixty four. He was president of the Atlantic & Lake Superior Railway and a leading Montreal capitalist.
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Joseph Rosaire Thibaudeau
Dominion
Thibaudeau
Atlantic & Lake Superior Railway
Obituary notes for Haldeman Ritchie and Murray
Miss Lizzie C. Haldeman daughter of Colonel W B Haldeman editor of The Louisville Times died in Paris yesterday from appendicitis. Samuel Ritchie dean of the newspaper fraternity of Newburg died there yesterday aged seventy four and was editor of The Journal for thirty two years. Samuel Wilson Murray pioneer in locomotive and machinery business died in Milton Penn aged eighty years founder of Milton Car Works Milton Iron Company formerly connected with Portland locomotive Works and Baldwin locomotive Works
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W. B. Haldeman
Louisville Times
Paris
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Newburg
Journal
Samuel Wilson Murray
Milton
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Milton Iron Company
Portland Locomotive Works
Portland
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Funeral of President Penna in Rio de Janeiro
The funeral of Dr Penna the late President of the republic was held today in Rio de Janeiro. Eight thousand troops attended the procession with strong representation from both army and navy. Nilo Pecanha who became President after Penna's death and Marshal Hermes de Fonseca Minister of War and a presidential candidate attended. Despite alarming reports the country remains tranquil.
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Will Carry Out Plan of Rogers in Virginia Tour
Booker T. Washington, carrying out plan of the late H. H. Rogers, will begin a Virginia Railway tour Monday from Norfolk to Deepwater West Virginia about 40 miles. He travels by Virginian Railway special train with engine, buffet and living cars and will first address white audiences in Norfolk then Negroes at Pine Beach where a dinner will be held in his honor.
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H. H. Rogers
Virginian Railroad
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W. Va
Seek Aid for Aged U S Employees at Grand Central
An open mass meeting will be held Sunday at 2 p m at Grand Central Palace to discuss retirement and pensioning of United States classified service employes. Herbert D Brown, government actuary, will address and provide information. The Letter Carriers' Band will be present and supply music.
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D Street
Lexington Avenue
United States
Herbert D. Brown
Amorita Arrives in Port after Bermuda Race Finish
The American yacht Amorita owned by Dr. W L Baum of Chicago reached Port Hawkesbury from Hamilton Bermuda on its way home after finishing first in the New York Bermuda race. The vessel faced heavy weather on the return journey.
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N. S
Amorita
W. L. Baum
Chicago
Hamilton
Bermuda
What Is Going On Today Free Museum Admission Events
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Meeting of the committee on amusements and vacation resources of work in girls, Woman's Municipal League, No. 19 East street, 3:30 p. m. Commencement exercises of Pratt Institute Emanuel Baptist Church p. m. Dinner for Samuel Gompers under the auspices of the American Federation of Labor Yorkville Casino 6:30 p. m. Amateur circus West Side Young Men's Christian Association at its athletic field Eighth avenue and Sith street S15 p. m. Charles Sprague Smith on The Basis of a New Social Order People's Institute No. 318 East 15th street 8:30 p. m.
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East Street
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Samuel Gompers
West Site
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Eighth Avenue
Sith Street
Charles Sprague Smith
People’s Institute
East 15Th Street
Erikson Beaman marriage notice from Cornish New Hampshire
On Wednesday June 16 1909 at Blowmedown Farm Cornish New Hampshire Margaret Beaman daughter of Mrs Charles Beaman to John Erikson of Seattle Washington were married at the bride's mother's residence by Rev Prescott Evarts. Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address.
Death notices from THE TRIBUNE republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices announce Pedro Acosta 63 and William James Algeo son of late couple with services and private interment. Briggs and Brigesster notices list residence details and private funeral arrangements. SroPie James Brodie listed with address and mid June service. Brockton obituary notes late residence and Wednesday services.
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Tri-Weekly
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Bronx
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John V. Briggs
Sarah Jane Acconnae
James & Brodie
Selina Brodie
Loodenough
Hancock St
Brockton
Undertakers Offer Private Rooms and Ambulances in City
Readily accessible by Harlem train from Grand Central. Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys and carriage routes. Lots priced from $150. Telephone 4853 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative. Office at 20 East 23d Street, New York. Undertakers Frank Fe Campbell, 2413 West 240th Street. Private rooms and private ambulances. Tel. 1324.
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Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank FE. Campbell
West
Desirable help quick consults Tribune file of applicants
A notice invites readers to consult a newly installed file of applications for various positions at THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office, 1384 Broadway. Hours 9 am to 6 pm. Subscriptions and office locations listed, with international access via London and Paris bureaus.
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