American Polo Team Triumphs 9-5 in Hurlingham Test
The Meadow Brook team of Long Island defeated England 9 to 5 at Hurlingham in the first of the polo cup test matches. Devereux Milburn led American scoring with two goals, while L Waterbury and J M Waterbury, Jr., added the bulk of the offense as ponies and strategy favored the Americans. The crowd of about six thousand included prominent Americans and members of the royal set, with the British press noting the Americans as the finest team seen on the field. The next match will decide the cup, with the trophy going to the first to win two of three games.
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Attack on Myron H. Phelps in London Hotel Feud
The Daily Express reports New York lawyer Myron H. Phelps, a critic of British rule in India, is to quit the Waldorf London hotel amid an editorial urging Lord Morley to block his India travel. The Express denounces him as a seditionist. Phelps responds with a lengthy letter defending his views and noting pressure to vacate.
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Tittoni Says Italy Maintains Peaceful Policy
In Rome on June 23 Signor Tittoni Italian Foreign Minister told the Chamber of Deputies that Italy’s relations with England and France are excellent and that the Triple Alliance is stable. He asserted new Italian arms are not directed at any power, and denied renewal of the alliance before its term.
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England
France
Turkish loan oversubscribed as issue opens in London
London June 23 reports the Turkish loan of 20 million dollars at 4 percent opened this morning and was oversubscribed three times in three hours. The premium advanced one half, signaling strong demand for promising new issues.
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London
Russo American Agreement Ratified By United States
The American Embassy sent to the Russian Foreign Office the ratification of the Hay negotiated 184 agreement regulating corporations and commercial associations. Signed June 9 184 but only recently ratified by the U S Senate, the delay caused embarrassment to American firms in Siberia and led to significant litigations.
Land seized from Baptist mission in Oyo Nigeria
In Lagos on June 23 a Nigerian native of Oyo expelled Rev Pinnock and seized Baptist mission land. The chief drove out the missionary over protests about his cruelty to the people.
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British West Africa
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Nigeria
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New Weather Signal Code Adopted by International Delegates
June 23 report states American and European meteorological delegates voted to adopt an international system of maritime signals. Changes will affect sizing methods and sea weather references. The American Weather Bureau plans to implement the shift on U S stations coastwise as soon as applicable legislation passes. Wireless telegraphy for weather ports at sea is under study by the commission. Manila news notes Lt Noble and 234 Constabulary killed a sergeant in a mutiny on June 18. Two bands split rebels. several captured and others missing.
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Rebels at Gates of Fez ignite tense Moroccan crisis
Tangier June 23. Desperate position at Fez described as Mulai Hafiq’s forces clash with Chergui near the capital. Mequinez communications cut as Zemnour raids by Mulai Kebir threaten the sultanate. Europeans panic, ready to flee the city amid looming vote of succession.
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Cuba's Bad Finance Sparks Cuban Congress Deadlock
Havana reports show the budget face a high risk of rejection as an eight day window for reporting, debate, and Senate reference tightens. Officials warn that non acceptance might leave last year’s budget in force, while constitutional limits and November submission complicate the path forward. The national lottery bill and other key measures also remain stalled in committees.
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Russia Plans Drainage Of St. Petersburg To Tackle Cholera
The government proposes a drainage and water supply overhaul in St. Petersburg due to cholera. A special commission will oversee the project with a required loan of 50 million dollars. The work is expected to take about fifteen years.
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Reichstag Advances Un earned Increment Tax
The Reichstag passed on second reading the unearned increment tax as Berlin monitors a political crisis. Interest remains high, but no clear move toward Chancellor von Buelow’s resignation or dissolution is expected until further developments in the controversy.
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Japanese Ready to Yield in Hawaii Wage Dispute
M Makino a leader of Japanese sugar plantation workers on strike for one dollar a day asked Consul General Uyeno to intervene with the planters association. Uyeno declined to act. Planters refuse to recognize Makino or the Higher Wages Association and will deal directly with laborers.
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Thwing Renewed Charges Against U S District Attorney
In Honolulu on June 23 the Rev Dr Edward B Thwing censured by the grand jury for filing charges against United States District Attorney R W Breckens renewed his accusations and says he will press them before the Department of Justice in Washington.
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Edward B. Thwing
United States
R. W. Breckens
Breckens
Department of Justice
Washington
Mrs Kate Howland Seeks Divorce In Reno
Mrs Kate Howland granddaughter of Lord Devonshire of England files for divorce from Charles Howland in Reno Nevada. She alleges failure to provide since two weeks after their 1898 Los Angeles marriage and that her husband squandered the fortune she inherited, forcing her to earn her own living.
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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 stands above other colleges in morals and standards amid charges against Harvard Yale Princeton. He also rebutted a graduate claim about upperclassmen’s attitude toward freshmen.
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Yale
Princeton
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Finley
Townsend Harris Hall
Rev Harry LeRoy Taylor Joins New York Church
Telegraph reports Rev Harry LeRoy Taylor, former Emmanuel Church curate at 8 St Luke's, moves to Convent Avenue to assist Rev George A Oldham at New York City church. He begins September duties after returning from the West. Also Stuyvesant High School to permanently organize its Public School 49 Home and School Association tonight with officer elections and an instructional entertainment.
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Boston
Harry LeRoy Taylor
Emmanuel Church
St. Luke's Church
T Avenue
New York City
George A. Oldham
Taylor
West
Home and School Association of Public School
Stuyvesant High School
Th Street
Second Avenue
Stice Dugre
Supreme Court
Blake
Municipal Court
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont and Adjacent Venues
Hotel guests listed include Herbert Winslow U S N and E Scott of Cincinnati at Belmont with Go Ham Gibson Fahnestock Newport and Captain and Mrs Alexander Graham of the British Royal Navy in Calcutta. Other arrivals feature Hoffman Holt of Chattanooga H Coolidge of Atlanta Holland J Murray Dove Washington WM Graham Philadelphia Annhattan H K Hollister Cincinnati J H Huddleston Portland Avenue Park Avenue Major T cane U SMC Drost The Hoeur St Regis Mellen New Haven Plaza J Castellanos Paris G E Kountze Denver G J Gould New York Wolcott Judge H T Priest St Louis H T Harmon Kansas City Waldorf Astoria A C Pittsburg A E Spriggs Butte.
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Herbert Winslow
U. 5S. N
W. E. Edson
Honolulu
E . Scott
Cincinnati
Go Ham—Gibson Fahnestock
Newport
Alexander Graham
British Royal Navy
Calcutta
India
Hoffman R. E. Holt
Chattanooga
H. Coolidge
Atlanta
Holland
J Murray Dove
Washington
WM. Graham
Philadelphia
Anhattan
H K. Hollister
J. H Huddleston
Portland
Ore
Park Avenue
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AL. Drost
the Hoeur
ST. Regis
C S$ Mellen
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Plaza
J .Castellanos
Paris
G._E Kountze
Denver
G- J. Gould
New York
Wol Cott
H. T. Priest
St. Louis
H. T. Harmon
Kansas City
Waldorf-Astoria
A. C. Pittsburo
A- E. Spriggs
Butte
London bankers rally against budget provisions
In London a large meeting of about a thousand financiers and merchants condemned the budget as weakening private property and hindering enterprise. Led by Lord Rothschild, figures including Lord Avebury and Sir Felix Schuster warned the proposals would drive capital abroad and burden the poor, calling the land clauses socialist and harmful to the nation’s finances.
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Felix Schuster
Williams College honors and gifts announced at alumni dinner
At Williams College alumni dinner in Williamstown on June 23 President Garfield revealed two new gifts for campus buildings a fireproof infirmary funded by Mrs Frederick F. Thompson and a new auditorium funded by Alfred C. Chapin. Honorary degrees were conferred on Fessenden Groesbeck Mar vin Schauffler Chapin Ballinger Fine Chapin Grenfell and Vinton.
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Williams College
Garfield
Frederick F. Thompson
New York
Alfred C. Chapin
Ballinger
Grenfell
Dean Fines
Williams
Frederick James Fessendea
Fessenden School
West Newton
Edward Center Groesbeck
Columbia University
William T. R. Marvin
Boston
Adolph Frederick Schauffler
City
Alexander Hamilton Vinton
Worcester
Richard Achille Ballinger
the Interior
Henry Burchard Fine
Princeton University
Alfred Clark Chapin
Wilfred Thomason Grenfell
Labrador
Governor Hughes Receives Colgate Degree In Person
Governor Charles E. Hughes was awarded the Doctor of Laws degree in person at Colgate University commencement in the Baptist church. President Nicholas of Dartmouth also received an honorary Doctor of Laws. Colgate honored Dr Hephron and John H. Leete with Doctor of Science degrees. Alumni dinner followed as graduates line the procession.
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Pranshaw
Celebrate at Rutgers marks Queens College anniversary
New Brunswick New Jersey June 23 celebration marked the 1th anniversary of Queens College with Rutgers College closing exercises. Dr W H S Demarest president reviewed the college history noting early financial struggles and lotteries authorized by the New Jersey Legislature to fund the building. Edward F Wilde spoke on architecture and Rev Henry E Cobb delivered the alumni oration.
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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
Bloomington Indiana reports the eightieth annual Indiana University commencement where 289 students earned diplomas. President David Starr Jordan of Stanford, former Indiana University president, delivered the principal address and received the Doctor of Laws degree.
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Ind
Indiana University
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Junior University
Count de Lafayette Attends LaFayette College Graduation
Easton Pennsylvania June 23 Count de Lafayette of Paris a great grandson of General Lafayette attended the seventy fourth commencement exercises at Lafayette College He received no degree but honorary recognitions were conferred including Doctor of Divinity to 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 commencement at the Academy of Music. Forty graduates listened as he presided and urged students to honor their parents for the Christian education they provided, calling it the most precious legacy.
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Cardinal Gibbons
St. John’s College
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
Fifth Avenue Association to widen scope agenda discussed
A special meeting at Hotel Lorraine will consider admitting all property owners and those doing business on Fifth Avenue and adjoining streets to membership. Topics include night lighting of shop windows traffic regulation and policing. The group applauds city efforts to widen Fifth Avenue for the Hudson Fulton celebration with work between 5th and 47th streets due for completion by September 25.
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Fifth Avenue
45Th Street
Hifgh Avenue
Hudson-Fulton
Sth
47Th Streets
Orrin S. Wood, Pioneer of Early U S Telegraph Lines Dies
Orrin S. Wood, who supervised the first telegraph line from New York to Philadelphia in 1845 and opened a New York City office, died at his Turner New York home at ninety one. Born in Sherburne, he worked on the Baltimore to Washington line in 1844, built Albany to Buffalo lines, helped connect Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal and Quebec, led the Montreal Telegraph Company, then helped develop a northwest system later sold to Jay Gould for Western Union. He lived at 2230 Central Park West.
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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
Mr. Wood
Central Park West
Dies of Paralytic Stroke Dr Thomas Padon Wilson
Montclair New Jersey June 23 special Dr Thomas Padon Wilson aged 78 a prominent homeopathic physician formerly of Cleveland and Detroit died at his daughter's home Mrs Louis K Comstock Death followed a paralytic stroke He studied at Western Reserve College pursued medicine in Berlin Vienna and became oculist He led Paleo Homeopathic Medical College Cincinnati held therapeutics chair at University of Michigan He supported temperance lectured widely wrote The Horseless City in 1875 predicting electric or steam propelled travel He believed horses harmed urban health and would be phased out He leaves daughter and son Dr Harold Wilson of Detroit
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N. J
Thomas Padon Wilson
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis K. Comstock
America
Paleo Homreopathic Medical College
Cincinnati
University of Michigan
Wilson
Harold Wilson
Daniel Donnelly Dies at Montclair Tuberculosis Claim
Alderman Daniel Donnelly of Boston known in politics and sports died at his Montclair summer home early yesterday from tuberculosis. He served as referee in many sparring contests and was active in other athletic sports. He was fifty three years old.
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Donnelly
Dr Joseph OGradys Death Notices Brooklyn Health Official
Dr Joseph O Grady longtime Health Department figure died at home in Brooklyn from cerebral trouble He was 57 coming to America early in life and studied at Bellevue Hospital He held licenses for 26 years was a Kings County Medical Society member and connected with St Johns Chapel He was survived by his wife three sons and three daughters
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Health Department
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
America
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Kings County Medical Society
St. John’s Chapel
Sir Charles Wyndham Visits Coney Island Dreamland
Sir Charles Wyndham and Daniel Frohman toured Coney Island yesterday afternoon visiting Dreamland. They met manager Samuel Gumpertz and explored nearly all shows. Wyndham declined the shoot-the-chutes ride explaining he will soon be aboard an ocean liner and already has its sensations.
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Daniel Frohman
Coney Island
Dreamland
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Shubert Day in the Surf at Manhattan Beach
Preparations are under way for Shubert day in the surf on July 12 at Manhattan Beach. Representative actors and actresses from Shubert theatres now playing in New York will participate in aquatic contests for trophies and prizes offered by the Shuberts. Features include races for male and female musical comedy stars and a race for authors.
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Manhattan Beach
Opera Chief Acquires Quo Vadis Rights for Met
Paris reports Giulio Gatti-Casazza, manager of the Metropolitan Opera House New York, has obtained the rights to Jean Nougues operatic adaptation of Sienkiewicz's Quo Vadis confirming the project.
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Giulio Gatti-Casazaza
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Jean Nougues
Sienkiewicz
In the Blood Sequel Planned by Lieb ler & Co Next Fall
Announcement yesterday notes In the Blood, a sequel to The Squaw Man, will be produced next fall by Lieb ler & Co. Mildred and Reuclere European magicians co medians and mind readers appear for the Lizzie Harold benefit at the New York Theatre Sunday night. The programme promises other numbers of unusual excellence in a strong bill. Doré Davidson managing The Man on the Box during a preliminary English tour has found success, setting the stage for an autumn tour run by John Donald for Davidson. Harrison Grey Fiske sailed for England on the Campania yesterday, planning a month in London and Scotland before returning to New York in early August.
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Reuclere
Lizzie Harold
New York Theatre
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John Donald
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New York
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England
Campania
London
Scotland
New York Sangers Tie Kaiser Trophy in festival
The Kreutzer Quartet Club and Junger Mannerchor tied with 3 points each in the twenty second national stingerfest. The Kaiser prize remains with New York for now as rules award the cup for three years pending a two win sequence. Newark and Philadelphia clubs also excelled in adjacent contests at Ulmer Park.
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New York
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Wilkes-Barre
Kreutzer Quartet Club
St. Mark’s Place
Manhattan
Ulmer Park
Kreutzer Quartet
Junger Mannerchor
Philadelphia
Newark
Manner Gesang-Verein Germania
Concordia
Gesang-Verein Arion
Baltimore
Texter
Kaiser's Minnesinger
Brooklyn
Washington
Schweizer Mannerchor
Delaware
Concordia Quartet Club
Letter on 2 percent tax for corporations keying inequality
Charles A. Green of Rochester argues against a proposed 2 percent tax on corporate surplus. He notes unfairness between incorporated and non incorporated factories and the extra state tax on incorporated firms. He suggests broader taxation of all citizens to cover government deficits and questions targeting individuals like John Rockefeller. He signs Rochester June 22, 1903.
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Weather Report Official Record and Forecast
Washington June 24 report shows little pressure change and unchanged weather. Warm conditions continue along the Atlantic seaboard and inland east of the plains, with 90 degree readings in several states. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies east of the Mississippi with local showers Thursday and Friday, and fair weather west of the river except for Gulf coast showers. Local winds light to moderate southerly and westerly, with cooler temperatures in the Northwest and upper Great Lakes. Local record compares temperatures with last year and lists yesterday's high of 89 and low of 71. Local forecast: warm today with possible showers later. southwest winds.
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Angels and Eagles in Wright Brothers Medal Inscription
A June 1909 letter from Palatine Bridge New York argues the Dayton Michigan medal inscription should read Shall mount up with wings as eagles instead of angels. The writer notes Isaiah’s eagle reference and calls the change a typographical error rather than bias against the national bird.
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Ohio
Wright Brothers
United States
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N. Y
Today’s City Events Include Free Museum Admission
Free admission to 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 in Brooklyn starts 9 50 a m with Alton B Parker speaking at City College commencement 10 a m. Normal College commencement 10 p m. First Hospital Music Association concert at Home for the Incurables 182nd Street and Third Avenue Bronx 2 30 p m. Interest meeting for direct nominations at Church of the Holy Communion 49 West 20th Street 5 p m. Doctors night at the conference on congestion of population and city planning Battery Armory Bronx 5 p m.
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West 20Th Street
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Acknowledgments and Names From Montclair School
A garbled acknowledgments passage lists names including Rom Vivian Elaine Gwendolyn Noel Estelle B. Miller and Audrey with scattered references to Montclair New Jersey and New York City through Marston Le Grand Cannon Norman Barbour.
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Estelle B. Miller
Montclair
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New York City
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Sereeee
Eenees Mehnen
Audrey
Transit group seeks probe into witness payments by companies
Fourteen members of the Fourth Avenue Subway Association in Brooklyn urged the Public Service Commission to investigate alleged purchase of testimony by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and other traction firms. President Monahan accused local officials of trying to control the association. a letter offered to operate the subway and run Bronx to Coney Island trips for 5 cents, contingent on good faith. The BRT said policemen testify for 5 dollars a day, while denying paid officers.
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MISS FRICK'S HOME FOR CHILDREN AT WE NHAM
Beverly mass june 23 through her father miss helen frick daughter of mr and mrs henry clay brick of pittsburgh has taken the stillman farm hull street wenham for a summer home for orphans in boston and vicinity the two and a half story farmhouse is large and well kept with many rooms the plan includes weekly outings to wenham and to accommodate as many children as possible the location is described as beautiful with farm buildings in excellent condition
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Henry Clay Brick
Pittsburg
Pride's Crossing
Stillman Farm
Hull Street
Wenham
Boston
Obituary notices compiled for June burials and services
Died notices list multiple individuals with scattered details, including Brown, Hodge, Howard, Kinnis, Krombholz, Prosho, Thomson, Van Amring, and Long. Entries extract death dates, residence addresses, and funeral arrangements at various churches and cemeteries in Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Astoria, Morristown, and New Windsor, with service dates spanning June 1999 and 1900s.
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Grand Ave
Astoria
Long Island
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Hola
Leggett
South Portland
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Private Ambulance Services
The listing notes easy access to Woodlawn Cemetery via Harlem Line from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and carriage. Lots priced from $150. Contact Gramercy 4853 for Book of Views or representative office at 20 East Street, New York City. Undertaker Frank E. Campbell at 2413 West 234th Street offers private rooms and private ambulances, Tel 1324.
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Grand Central Station
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Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Orresentative Office
East St
New York City
Frank EF. Campbell
West
Stes
Notice to view aspirants' applications at Uptown Tribune
Special notices announce availability of a file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds. The file has just been installed at the Uptown Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE at No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours 2 am to 6 pm.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Circulation Details
The Tribune lists domestic and foreign mail subscription prices including daily weekly and Sunday editions. Rates cover one month to twelve months with mixed formats such as daily, tri-weekly, and weekly Farmer. Additional Canada and foreign postage rules apply with special New York City and international adjustments.
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