Americans Win Polo Test at Hurlingham in Nine Goals to Five
The Meadow Brook team of Long Island defeated the English by five goals to two in the first match of the American polo cup at Hurlingham. Devereux Milburn scored twice, with L Waterbury and J M Waterbury Jr contributing, as Americans dominated pace and striking on soft ground amid six thousand spectators. The second match scheduled for Saturday will determine the cup winner, with the trophy currently held by the Hurlingham Club since 1886.
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Tribune
London
Hurlingham
Treas
Buckmaster
Mr. Lannone
Lord Wodehouse
Freake
Messrs
Wilson
Nickalls
Whitney
Associated Press
Lenton
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Oval
Foxhall Keene
Craig Wadsworth
Meadow Brooks
Devereux Milburn
L. Waterbury
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
America
Phelps Denounces British Policy In India Trip Warning
Yanton June 3 The Daily Express prints an editorial urging Lord Morey to block Myron H Phelps from an intended India trip. The New York lawyer and anti British agitation figure replies with a letter repudiating sedition claims and cites hotel room eviction interference.
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Morron H. Phelps
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India
Waldert
London
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Italian Minister Declares Alliance Peaceful Policy
Rome June 23 Signor Titton the Foreign Minister told the Chamber of Deputies Italy's relations with England and France are excellent and the Triple Alliance is aimshakable. He said new Italian armaments are not directed at any power and Italy will pursue peace. he denied any renewal of the Triple Alliance before its term.
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Rome
Signor Titton
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
England
France
Turkish loan oversubscribed three times in three hours
London reports that a $20,000,000 Turkish loan at 4 percent was issued this morning and oversubscribed three times in three hours. The premium has advanced one half.
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London
Russo-American Agreement Ratified by U S Senate
The American Embassy delivered the ratification of the Russo-American agreement to the Russian Foreign Office. Negotiated by Secretary Hay in 1844, the pact regulates the status of corporations and stock companies and other commercial relations. Signed June 14, it was ratified by the United States Senate only recently, easing difficulties for American firms in Siberia and resolving several key litigations.
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Russian Foreign Office
United States
Russia
Secretry Hay
United Sates Senate
Siberia
Baptist Land Seized in Nigeria by Native Chief
In Lagos on June 23 British West Africa reports the native Chief of Ovo Nigeria seized land belonging to the Baptist mission after expelling missionary Res. Dp Pinnock. Pinnock protested cruelty toward his people and the chief drove him out.
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British West Africa
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Nigeria
Res
Pinnock
Baptist Mission
International Maritime Weather Code Adopted
Delegates from the American and European meteorological services voted for a universal maritime weather code. Changes will affect U S and European signal methods as adoption begins on the American coast pending legislation. Wireless weather transmission near sea by ships and warships is being refined. In Mainz, Lieutenant Noble and a 234 Constabulary group repelled mutineers on June 18. Sergeant Emia died, Sergeant Newson was wounded, and the pursuit split into two bands with sixteen pirates still at large, two to be accounted for.
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Lenton
Mainz
Noble
234 Constabulary
Emia
Newson
Iene
Rebels at gates of Fez threaten capital
Tangier June 23. Mulai Hafg’s position described as desperate as Roghi’s forces reach the capital gates twenty miles from Fez. Fez to Mequinez route blocked by western tribes. Glaoui may have deserted Mulai Hafg. Chergui leads troops to oppose the Pretender. viziers may depose Mulai Hafg if Chergui fails. Foreigners in Fez face a critical situation as Kebir’s Zemnour tribesmen march toward Mequinez.
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Mulai Hafg
Roghi
Fez
Mequinez
Glaoui
Mulat Hafig
Chergui
Mulai Hafiq
Abd-el-Aziz
Mulai Kebir
Cuba's Bad Finance and Looming Budget Clash
Havana reports show Congress struggles to accept a rational budget with only eight days left for report and passage. If rejected, debates rise over current year funds, executive powers, and legality under the constitution. The national lottery bill and other measures also deadlock in committees.
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Havana
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Senate
Gomez
Russia Seeks 50 Million Loan for St. Petersburg Drainage
The government plans to drain St. Petersburg and reform the water system to combat cholera. A special commission will oversee the project, with a loan of 50 million dollars needed and completion projected in fifteen years.
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St. Petersburg
Reichstag Advances Unearned Increment Tax Vote
Berlin June 2 Reichstag passed on second reading the unearned increment tax amid intense interest in the political crisis. No definite move toward Chancellor von Buelow's resignation or dissolution expected until the controversy develops further.
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Berlin
von Biilow
Japanese Ready to Yield in Hawaii Wage Strike
Honolulu June 3 M Makino a leader of the Japanese sugar plantation workers on strike for one dollar a day asked Consul General Uyeno to intercede with the planters association for the strikers interview but Uyeno declined Makino says the strikers urge him to call a general Japanese island strike but he opposes it warning it would ruin the main industry and cost millions to the people
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Honolulu
Makino
Hawaii
Censured preacher renews charges against U S attorney
Honolulu June 23 The Rev Dr Edward B Thwing censured by the grand jury for filing charges against United States District Attorney R W Breckons renews accusations and says he will press them before the Department of Justice in Washington.
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Honolulu
Edward B. Thwing
United States
R. W. Breckons
Mr. Breckons
Department of Justice
Washington
Howland Divorce Suit Filed by Lady Descendant
Mrs. Kate Howland, granddaughter of Lord Devonshire, files for divorce from Charles Howland in Reno Nevada alleging absence of support since two weeks after their 1898 Los Angeles marriage, and claims he squandered her inherited fortune and forced her to earn a living.
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Reno, Nev
Kate Howland
Lord Devonshire
England
Charles Howland
Los Angeles
City College President Denies Immorality at CCNY
President John H. Finley told 200 Townsend Harris Hall graduates that CCNY standards are high. He criticized Bishop McFaul’s charges against Harvard Yale and Princeton and denied immoral teaching at City College while humorously addressing upperclassmen attitudes toward freshmen.
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Yale
Princeton
City College
Finley
Townsend Harris Hall
Boston Curate Accepts New York City Call
The Rev. Harry LeRoy Taylor, curate at Emmanuel Church, has accepted a call to St. Luke's Church in Convent Avenue New York City. He will assist Rev. George A Oldham and begin duties in September after returning from a trip to his West home.
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Uptown
The
Tribune
Boston
Harry LeRoy Taylor
Emmanuel Church
St. Luke's Church
Convent Avenue
New York City
George A Oldham
Taylor
West
Curat
Public School 40 Home and School Association Organized
The Home and School Association of Public School 40 will be permanently organized this evening at Stuyvesant High School on 11th street and Second avenue. After officer elections an entertaining and instructive program will follow featuring notable alumni including Justice Duere of the Supreme Court Magistrate Moes and Justice Blake of the Municipal Court.
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Stuyvesant High School
11Th Street
Second Avenue
Duere
Supreme Court
Moes
Blake
Municipal Court
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmon t
Prominent guests listed at hotels including Herbert Winslow U S N W E Edson Honolulu B Scott Cincinnati Fahnestock Newport Captain and Mrs Alexander Graham British Navy Calcutta R E Holt Chattanooga H Coolidge Atlanta J Murray Deve Washington M Graham Philadelphia H K Hollister Cincinnati J H Huddleston Portland Major Trade U G M C A J Drost The Hague S S Mellen New Haven Ja Castellanos Paris G Kountze Denver G J Gould New York Wolt Priest St Louis H T Har stool OTT JUDGE H Corts Walldorf Astoria A C man Kansas City Tinker Pisteburk A E Spriggs Butte
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Herbert Winslow
W. E. Edson
Honolulu
B Scott
Cincinnati
Gotham
Gibson Fahnestock
Newport
Alexander Graham
British Royal Navy
Calcutta
India
Hoffman R. E. Holt
Chattanooga
H. Coolidge
U. G
Banks Attack Budget Protest by City of London Bankers
London bankers and merchants met in the City to back a letter to Premier Asquith May 14 opposing budget provisions. The near thousand-strong, non political gathering, led by Lord Rothschild, denounced the land clauses as socialist and urged policy change to prevent capital flight and harm to the poor.
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London
Asquith
Lord Rothschild
Lord Avebury
Felix Schuster
Williams College receives two gifts at 115th commencement
At Williams College alumni dinner in Williamstown on June 23 President Garfield announced two gifts for new buildings. Mrs Frederick F Thompson will fund a fireproof infirmary and Alfred C Chapin will finance a new auditorium. Honorary degrees were awarded to Fessenden, Groesbock, Marvin, Schauffler, Vinton, Ballinger, Fine, Chapin, Grenfell, and Hamilton Vinton.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Garfield
Frederick F. Thompson
New York
Alfred C. Chapin
Ballinger
Grenfell
Dean Fines
Williams
Frederick James Fessenden
Fessenden School
West Newton
Edward Center Groesbock
Columbia University
William T. R. Marvin
Boston
Adolph Frederick Schauffler
City
Alexander Hamilton Vinton
Worcester
Richard Achille Ballinger
Interior
Henry Burchard Fine
Princeton University
Alfred Clark Chapin
Wilfred Thomason Grenfell
Labrador
Governor Hughes Receives Colgate Doctor of Laws
At Colgate University commencement in Hamilton on June 3 Governor Charles E. Hughes was awarded in person the Doctor of Laws degree in a ceremony at the Baptist church. Also honored were President Nicholas of Dartmouth with a Doctor of Laws, Dr Hephron of Syracuse Medical College, and John H. Leete with a Doctor of Science. Seventeen degrees were conferred on graduates, including 26 B A and 29 B S degrees, along with divinity and arts master distinctions. An alumni dinner followed.
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Charles E. Hughes
Colgate University
Colgate
Dean Greene
University
Hughes
Nicholas
Dartmouth College
Hephron
Syracuse Medical College
John H. Leete
Baptist Church
Fight Seminarians
Pranshaw
Celebrate at Rutgers Queens College anniversary
New Brunswick June 23 Rutgers College marked the 16th anniversary of Queens College with closing exercises. Dr W H S Demarest traced the college history noting earlier funds required a lottery to raise money and later another lottery in 1827. Edward F Wilde spoke on architecture and Rev Henry E Cobb delivered the alumni oration.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Queens College
Rutgers College
W. H. S. Demarest
New Jersey
Demarest
Edward F. Wilde
John McComb
Henry E. Cobb
West End Avenue Reformed Church
New York City
Indiana Honors Dr. Jordan at IU Commencement
At Indiana University's eightieth annual commencement 289 graduates received diplomas. President David Starr Jordan of Stanford, former IU president, delivered the principal address and received the Doctor of Laws degree.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Junior University
Lafayette College holds seventy fourth commencement with Count de Lafayette present
Easton Penn June 23 Among those present at the seventy fourth commencement exercises of Lafayette College today was the Count de Lafayette of Paris a great grandson of General Lafayette for whom the college was named Among the honorary degrees awarded was that of doctor of divinity to the Rev Henry H Apple president elect of Franklin and Marshall College and doctor of laws to William T Fee United States Consul General at Bremen
Cardinal Gibbons Addresses St John s College Graduates
Cardinal Gibbons spoke at St. John s College Brooklyn graduating exercises at the Academy of Music. Forty graduates listened as he presided and told the students they owed their Christian education to their parents who, he said, had entrusted them with the most precious of legacies.
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Cardinal Gibbons
St. John’s College
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
Fifth Avenue Association to widen scope and include all on avenue
A special meeting at Hotel Lorraine discusses widening eligibility for Fifth Avenue Association membership to all persons owning property or doing business on the avenue and adjoining streets. Meeting will also consider shop window lighting traffic regulation and policing. Completion of work between 5th and 47th streets targeted by September 22.
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Fifth Avenue Association
Lorraine
Fifth Avenue
45Th Street
Hifgh Avenue
Hudson-Fulton
Sth
47Th Streets
Obituary: Orrin S. Wood Pioneered Early Telegraph Lines
Orrin S. Wood, who supervised the first New York to Philadelphia telegraph run in 1845 and opened the Hanover Street Exchange Place office, died at age 91 in Turner, New York. Born in Sherburne, he worked on the Baltimore to Washington line in 1844, later built Albany to Buffalo, helped connect Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal and Quebec, and led telegraph ventures with Z. G. Simmons and Jay Gould’s Western Union system. He resided at 32 Central Park West.
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Orrin S. Wood
New York
Philadelphia
Hanover Street
Exchange Place
Turner
N. Y
Mr. Wood
Sherburne
Baltimore
Washington
S. F. B. Morse
New York-Philadelphia
Albany
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Montreal Telegraph Company
Z. G. Simmons
Kenosha
Wis
Chicago
Jay Gould
Western Union Lines
Central Park West
Dr. Thomas Padon Wilson Dies at 78 in Montclair
Montclair New Jersey June 23 Special Dr Thomas Padon Wilson seventy eight long known homeopathic physician formerly of Cleveland and Detroit died here at his daughter's home Mrs Louis K Comstock Death was due to a paralytic stroke He studied for the ministry in Cleveland then chose medicine He trained in Berlin and Vienna and became an oculist Returning to America in 1871 he led the Pulce Homeopathic Medical College Cincinnati and later held therapeutics at the University of Michigan He advocated temperance and lectured on it His writings include The Horseless City a 1875 tale predicting electrical and steam powered travel He believed the horse harmed urban health and foreseen its elimination He leaves besides his daughter a son Dr Harold Wilson of Detroit
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N. J
Thomas Padon Wilson
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis K. Comstock
America
Pulce Homeopathic Medical College
Cincinnati
University of Michigan
Wilson
Harold Wilson
Daniel Donnelly dies at 53 in Montclair tuberculosis
Alderman Daniel Donnelly of Boston, known in sporting and political circles, died at his Montclair summer home early yesterday from tuberculosis. He had served as referee in many sparring contests and was active in other athletic sports. He was fifty three years old.
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Boston
Montclair
Donnelly
Dr Joseph O Grady Dies at 57 in Brooklyn Home
Dr Joseph O Grady longtime Health Department staffer died Tuesday at his residence 29 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn from cerebral trouble He was fifty seven born in Ireland later settled in Brooklyn studied at Bellevue Hospital licensed 26 years ago Survived by wife three sons and three daughters members of Kings County Medical Society and St Johns Chapel
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Health Department
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
America
Bellevue Hospital
Kings County Medical Society
St. John’s Chapel
Sir Charles Wyndham Visits Coney Island Dreamland
Sir Charles Wyndham and Dantel Frohman toured Coney Island yesterday afternoon entering Dreamland and meeting manager Samuel Gumpertz. They visited nearly all the park shows but declined the shoot the chutes ride noting plans to travel home soon on an ocean liner for the sensations.
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Sir Charles Wyndham
Dantel Frohman
Coney Island
Dreamland
Samuel W. Gumpertz
Sir Charles
Gumpertz
Shubert Day in the Surf at Manhattan Beach
Preparations underway for Shubert day in the surf on July 12. Representative actors and actresses from New York Shubert theatres will compete in aquatic contests for trophies offered by the Shuberts. Events include races for male and female musical comedy stars and a race for authors at Manhattan Beach.
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New York
Messrs. Shubert
Manhattan Beach
Opera Chief Buys Rights for Quo Vadis at Met
Paris reports Giulio Gatti-Casazza manager of the Metropolitan Opera House in New York has acquired the rights to Jean Nougues opera Quo Vadis based on Sienktewtez novel.
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Paris
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Jean Nougues
Sienktewtez
Announcement of In the Blood and theatre plans
Announcement says In the Blood sequel to The Squaw Man, by Lieb ler Co., will be produced next fall. Mildred and Reuclere European magicians and mind readers set for Lizzie Harold benefit at New York Theatre Sunday. Doré Davidson manages The Man on the Box during English provinces tour. Harrison Grey Fiske sails for England on Campania, to visit London and Scotland, returning to New York in August.
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Liebler & Co
Mildred and
Reuclere
Lizzie Harold
New York Theatre
Doré Davidson
John Donald
Mr. Davidson
New York
Harrison Grey Fiske
England
Campania
London
Scotland
Weather forecast and records from Washington sixtwenty two
Official weather recap notes little change in pressure over the United States. Heat persists along the Atlantic coast and interior east of the plains with 90 degree readings in multiple states. Showers and thunderstorms occur in the plains and Mississippi Valley, cooler in the Northwest. Local forecasts call for partly cloudy skies, with showers delayed to Thursday night or Friday in several eastern regions and warm to hot conditions elsewhere. Westward, temperatures trend lower near the upper Great Lakes and Northwest, with lighter winds along coasts. Local winds vary by region and a moderate west to southwest pattern is noted for Atlantic ports and Gulf states. An official record compares last 24 hours to the prior year, noting the highest temperature and averages.
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Delaware
Weather Bureau
New York Sings Tie For Kaiser Trophy At National Stingerfest
The Kreutzer Quartet Club and Junger Mannerchor tied with 5 points each for the Kaiser trophy after a two-song contest at Ulmer Park during the national Stingerfest. The cup, held by a New York group for part of the period, will pass to Philadelphia if not claimed twice in three years.
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Wilkes-Barre
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Ulmer Park
Kreutzer Quartet
Junger Mannerchor
Bund
Philadelphia
Manner Gesang-Verein Germania
Newark
Concordia
Gesang-Verein Arion
Baltimore
Texter
Kaiser's Minnesinger
Brooklyn
Scingerbund
Washington
Schweizer Mannerchor
Delaware
Concordia Quartet Club
Letter to the Editor on 2 percent tax fairness
Charles A. Green of Rochester argues against a 2 percent tax on corporate surplus, noting unequal treatment between incorporated and non incorporated factories. He warns such targeted taxation hurts small firms and calls for broader shared tax burden. He cites John Rockefeller as a hypothetical extreme. Dated June 22, 1939.
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John Rockefeller
Charles A. Green
Rochester
Wright brothers medals report quotes angels instead of eagles
A letter from Palatine Bridge argues the Dayton report on Wright brothers medal presentation misquotes scripture by citing angels rather than eagles. The writer notes eagles mount up with wings, while angels’ wings are not certain, calling the eagle version the better quote. The reply labels it a typographical error, not a slight against the national bird.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wright Brothers
United States
A. B. Frey
Palatine Bridge
Today’s city events offer free museum entry and talks
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Semi annual meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers at Polytechnic Institute Brooklyn at 9 50 a m. Address by Alton B Parker at College of the City of New York Great Hall St Nicholas Terra 18a m. Normal College commencement Pa avenue and 48th street 10 a m. Hospital Musical Association concert at Home for the Incurables 1824 street and Third avenue The Bronx 2 30 p m. Parish House 49 West 20th street 5 p m. Doctors night on city planning Butte Armory The Bronx p m 1
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American Museum of Natural History
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn
Alton B. Parker
College of the City of New York
Great Hall
St. Nicholas Terra
M. Normal College
Pa Avenue
48Th Street
Hospital Musical Association
Church of the Holy Communion
West 20Th Street
Ee Connexon
Butte Armory
The
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Transit group presses probe into paid witnesses
Fourteen members of the Fourth Avenue Subway Association met in Brooklyn and urged a Public Service Commission inquiry into alleged purchasing of testimony by Brooklyn Rapid Transit and other city traction firms. The meeting cited a Bradley-Gaffney-Steers offer to operate the line for 5 cents and pay police witnesses $35 a day, while BRT officers claimed no officers were kept in pay.
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Acme
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Miss Fricks Home for Children in Wenham Farm
Beverly Massachusetts June 23 Miss Helen Frick daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Clay Frick of Pittsburg members of Pride s Crossing summer colony has taken the Stillman farm Hull street Wenham for a summer home for Boston area orphans The two and a half story house and farm buildings are in good condition The plan is to bring weekly groups of Boston children to Wenham and fit the house to house as many as possible
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Broadwell and others listed in death notices
Died notices from The Tribune note multiple names and funeral arrangements. Emma R Broadwell widow Mrs Charles E Travers Emma Ridgeway widow of Kaanwell funeral private. Alice Hodge former Hartford resident widow of Rev William Hodge funeral Friday. Michael J Howard aged 12 funeral from 438 St Brooklyn Friday 25 at 2 pm Calvary Cemetery. Martha Kinnis née Currie widow of Christopher A Kinnis service Glenmore Avenue Presbyterian June 24. Frans Krompholz Astoria funeral June 26 at 8 pm interment private. Emily Long widow of Frederick Long funeral June 24 Cortelyou Road. Elizabeth Pardee widow of Harris Pardee funeral June 24 St Thomas Church New Windsor special train. John Quincy Preble died June 23 in his 14th year funeral Judson Memorial Church June 3. Thomas Prosho age 4 service West 2nd Street. Mary F Schirmer Dresden widow of Gustav Schirmer died June 23. Margaret L Thomson eldest daughter Leupp Thomson funeral June 24 St Johns Somerville. Thomas B Van Amringe died June 23 West 127th Street funeral later. Wood, beloved husband of Anna L Wood funeral private.
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Hartford
Conn
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Brooklyn
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Astoria
Long Island
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Leggett
Sonn Leggett
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Cortelyou Road
At & P
Pardee
Mra A. Fillmore Hyde
Morristown
N. J
Elizabeth van Steenbergh
Harris Pardee
St. Thomas's Church
New Windsor
N.Y
Erie Railroad
Jersey City
Kingston
Preble
John Quincy Freddie
Judson Memorial Church
Washington Square South
Prosho
Thomas Prosho
2Nd St
Schirmer
Dresden
Germany
Mary F
Gustav Schirmer
Thomson
Somerville
Margaret L
Leupp Thomson
St. John’s Episcopal
Liberty St
van Amringe
127Th St
Thomas B. van
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Nearby Funeral Services
The Woodlawn Cemetery is reachable by Harlem train from Grand Central, Jerome Avenue trolleys, and carriages. Lots are priced from $150. The Undertakers Frank Fe Campbell offers private rooms and ambulances at 2413 West 234 Sloan. telephone 1324. Nearby office at 20 East 23rd Street, New York City.
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Grand Cemetral Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23A St
New York City
Frank FE. Campbell
West
Sloan
Desirable help offered via aspirants file at Uptown Tribune
The New York Tribune opens a file of applications for positions of various kinds at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 a m to 6 p m.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Postage Details
The Tribune outlines mail subscriptions to any U S or foreign address with varying rates by format and duration. Rates include daily and Sunday, tri weekly, weekly farmer, and Almanac options with international and Canadian postage, plus special foreign postage considerations.
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