Mehemed V's European Tour Plans in 1909 Fall Visit
The article outlines Mehemed V's intended visits to major European courts this fall, following Abdul Aziz and Ismail’s interactions in Paris London and Paris. It contrasts Ismail's popular hospitality with Abdul Aziz's aloofness and details protests and political tensions over sovereign honors, including the Khedive’s reception and ensuing diplomatic maneuvering.
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Coprrigtt
Brentwood Company
Pehemed V
Eumone
Paris
Abdul Aziz
Paris International Exposition
Napoleon 'II
Eugénie
Tuileries
England
Dover
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Buckingham Palace
London
Guildhall
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Prussia
Berlin
Mehemed V
Egypt
Europe
Ismail
Ismeil
Suez Canal
Napoleon III
Empress Eugénie
Constantinople
Bulten
Stamboul
Khedive
Abdul Aziz Éinen
Grand Duke Alexis Heir in Question at Colon Arrival
Dispatches from Colon report a young man traveling as F. Wilm with Vice-President Gildermeister claims to be the son of Grand Duke Alexis of Russia, Count Belevskoi. The piece traces the disputed lineage through a runaway marriage, adoptions, and noble titles, noting inheritance disputes and questions about his true identity.
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Colon
F. Wilm
Gildermeister
Grand Duke
Alexis
Russia
United States
Relevekol
Alexandra Jourovsky
Alexander II
Port
Alexandra
America
Alexendra
Baron Henry Weehrmann
Sergius
Vladimir
Paul
Belevskoi
Alexis Belevskoi
Valentine Chirol and the Mikado
Valentine Chirol a longtime London Times correspondent in Berlin and head of the paper's foreign department, met Emperor Meiji and discussed Eastern questions. His Tokyo mission, aided by Captain Frank Brinkley, examined Anglo Japanese ties and the so called entente with Great Britain amid Russia differences.
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Mutsu-Hito
Tenno
Tookio
Valentine Chirol
Foreign Office
London
London Times
Berlin
Donald Mac- Wallace
Rvssia
Great Britain
Tokio
Engani
England
Japan
London Foreign Office
Frank Brinkley
Emperor reassures Chiroi and companions on Tokyo pact
The Emperors assurance relieves Chiroi and aides about loyalty to the English alliance and its extension. Japanese leaders both in and out of office pledge support to make Valentine Chirol’s stay agreeable, treating him as a powerful envoy. Dr Morrison’s China knowledge aids a conciliatory Japan toward China. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiroi
Reading
Tokio
Valentine Chirol
Chirol
London Times
Morrison
China
Robert Hart
Peking
Japan
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Shuberts Announce Florence Roberts as Star Next Season
The Shuberts announced yesterday that Miss Florence Roberts would appear as a star under their management next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shuberts
Florence Roberts
Trip of Governor Forbes to Zamboanga Conference
Acting Governor General Forbes travels to Zamboanga for a July 4 conference of American planters and commercial representatives to discuss island needs and study conditions there.
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Manila
Forbes
Zamboanga
Mark Hanna's Niece to Wed in Pittsburg Society
The engagement of Miss Fannie Hanna to Paul Moore of New York is announced in Pittsburg. A Cleveland resident and Pittsburg society figure, she is the daughter of Mrs. Leonard C. Hanna and a niece of the late Senator Mark Hanna. She had been a bridesmaid for Miss Virginia Frew.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
Virginia Frew
Thurston Wright
St. Louis
Fannie Hanna
Paul Moore
New York
Hanna
Cleveland
Miss Frew
Leonard C. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Miss Hanna
Lenox society gatherings and summer visits noted
Lenox hosts Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson with guests Richard Gambrill and Wadsworth Lewis at the club cottage. Tea planned on Trinity Parish House lawn with cottagers including Mrs John S Barnes and others. An outdoor performance of As You Like It by Ben Greet’s players is arranged at Naumkeag for flower mission supporters. Guests and arrivals listed at local hotels and homes as summer season continues.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Charles Carroll Jackson
Richard Gambrill
Wadsworth Lewis
Club Cottage
Newport
John S. Barnes
Adele Kneeland
George Winthrop Folsom
Samuel Frothingham
Trinity Parish House
Frederic Crowninshield
Mary Weyman
Clara Morse
Mabel Choate
Carl de Gersdorf
Edwin T. Rice
Stockbridge
Ben Greet
Naumkeag
Joseph H. Choate
Ernest M. Lockwood
Edwin J. Connelly
New York
Aspinwall
Charles Allen Reed
New Rochelle
Maplewood
Pittsfield
William H. Tillinghast
William Kingsland
Bar Harbor
John 8
Cold Brook
Henry Metcalfe
Frederic Schenck
Valley Head
Hamilton Fish Benjamin
Joseph Lovering
Boston
Baldwin resigns Johns Hopkins philosophy head post
Professor James Mark Baldwin has quit as head of the philosophy and psychology department at Johns Hopkins University. He is in Europe for a year to pursue studies and research after joining Hopkins in 1895 from Princeton where he held the psychology chair for ten years.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
James Mark Baldwin
Johns Hopkins University
Europe
Baldwin
Johns Hopkins
Princeton University
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Astor and Waldorf Astoria
Notable guests checked into New York hotels including R. L. Sutton of Charleston. Belmont Governor W. T. Cobb of Maine. H. R. Coxe of Columbus. R. D. Little of Babylon. C. M. C. Clarke of St. Louis. John Farson of Chicago. Princesse del Drago of Italy. Thomas Taggert of Indianapolis.
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ASTOR
R. L. Sutton
Charleston
S.C. Belmont
W. T. Cobb
Maine
H. R. Coxe
Columbus
Ohio
Hoffman
R. D. Little
Babylon
Holland
C. M. C. Clarke
St. Louis
Waldorf-Astoria
John Farson
Chicago
Princesse del Drago
Italy
Thomas Taggert
Indianapolis
Weather Report Sees Cooler Atlantic Start Monday
Official forecast notes cooler weather in the Atlantic states north of Maryland with normal temperatures elsewhere. Local showers hit the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic, Ohio Valley, and parts of the Midwest. fair weather elsewhere with possible scattered rain in the Mississippi Valley and Northwest. Temperature expected to stay high in the Ohio Valley and South. light variable winds along most coasts.
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Washington
Atlantic States
Maryland
North Atlantic States
Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Middle West
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic States
East Gulf States
Ohio
Upper Mississippi
Missouri
Lake Region
Northwest
Eastern States
East Gulf
Mississippi Valley
Northwestern States
Southern Plains States
Rocky Mountain and
Plateau
South
Virginia
European
Grand Banks
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Delaware
New Jersey
Faith in Man urged by Yale president in baccalaureate
New Haven June 27 Yale President Arthur T. Hadley gave his baccalaureate address in Woolsey Hall on Faith in Man. He cited Civil War generals Grant, Sherman, Sheridan and Thomas to illustrate trust and cooperative spirit as crucial to success and criticized Eastern officers for backbiting and suspicion. He urged graduates to prove leadership in science, politics, and society through positive faith in others.
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New Haven
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Woolsey Hall
Hadley
Army of the Potomac
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
McClellan
Hooker
Yale Alumni Gather for Commencement Week at New Haven
Nearly two thousand Yale alumni assemble for commencement activities. Prominent guests include Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati and William Howard Taft with family. President Taft plans to attend Wednesday diploma ceremony for the class of 1909, alongside other notable attendees and a Harvard presence. Engagement announced: Caroline Tripler Deder to George H Townsend of New Haven. Townsend, Yale graduate and former track manager, previously owned the Isotta racer. Other guests include Sir Alexander Simpson and Dr. Simpson of Edinburgh.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Tafts
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Woolsey Hell
William Howard Taft
Henry W. Taft
Robert Fairbanks
White House
Benjamin Harrison McKee
McKee
Harrison
Hadley
William H. Gordon
Gordon
Savannah
Henry B. Howland
New York City
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Lowell
Abijah Morgan Deder
Caroline Tripler
George H. Townsend
This City
William K. Townsend
George Townsend
Alexander Simpson
Dr. Simpson
Edinburgh
Yale Students Honored in 1909 Honors List
New Haven June 27 Honors and prizes awarded to Yale undergraduates have been announced. Class of 09 college honors include D H Fenton M B Richardson R L Walkley C V Graham and others. Sheffield School graduates win scholarships prizes in civil and electrical engineering geology and biology among named recipients across Connecticut and New England. Rhodes chemistry prize goes to J A Ambler and Penfield mineralogy to N A Shepard with other honors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale University
D. H. Fenton
Holyoke
Mass
M. B. Richardson
Derby
Conn
R. L. Walkley
Southington
C. V. Graham
Brooklyn
Moroney
Chicago
F. J. Scribner
Wallingford
F. L._Gates
Montclair
N. J
H. L. Read
Brooka
Ralph Smillie
New
R. P. Winton
RB. B. McCain
H. ©. Neal
R. B. Munson
Stratford
C. F. Bishop
R. C. Lewis
W. K. Gaither
Santa Barbara
Cal
W. H. Bartlett
Peoria
Ariz
Tucker Rize
R. H. Skelton
Rookly
Tatsung Chang
Kashing
Che-Kaing
China
Zai Ziang Zee
Shanghai
J. A. Ambler
Danbury
N. A. Shepard
Prine
W. Case
Norwich
Palmer Delivers Harvard Honor Speech in Hanover
In Hanover New Hampshire on June 27 Professor George H Palmer of Harvard University delivered the baccalaureate address to graduates Full text notes his focus on honor money getting and marriage as themes of the speech highlighting personal responsibility and traditional values
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Hanover
N. H
George H.palmer
Harvard University
From College to Life: Dartmouth Grads Urged to Act
A Dartmouth College speaker urges the graduating class to translate education into action. He warns against viewing college life as a failure and urges self-support, honest work, and the sacred duty of choosing a life partner. He counsels graduates to align with God and reason as they pursue money, power, and service.
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God
Good Word for Wealthy Men
Amherst Mass June 27 President George Harris of Amherst College delivered the baccalaureate sermon urging that there is no finding without seeking and that social welfare should be the first object of pursuit. He praised wealthy Americans for generous giving to education benevolence and religion while calling for civic righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
George Harris
Amherst College
America
Period of suspicion passed at Vermont baccalaureate
Burlington June 27 President Buckham in his University of Vermont baccalaureate address said society moves from inquisitorial and lax consciences to social sanity. He urged judgments balanced with trust and charity as the bond of perfection among men and brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
Buckham
Advice to Wellesley Graduates Twenty Century Angels
Boston June 2 The baccalaureate address to Wellesley College students spoken by Dr. George A. Gordon pastor Old South Congregational Church urged graduates to expect angels of regret reverence service and joy as they enter the world. At Radcliffe College the Rev John Hopkins Denison preached that education clings to the past and fails to inspire love of work warning against money worship and urging productive effort.
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Boston
George A. Gordon
Old South Congregational Church
Wellesley College
College Chapel
Radcliffe College
John Hopkins Denison
Central Congregational Church
Cambridge
Denison
Obituary of William Plumer of Hoboken Firm Leader
William Plumer, longtime associate of Arnold, Constable & Co., died at his Hoboken home after a long illness. Born in England in 182, he immigrated in 185, joined the firm four years later and served as vestryman, junior warden, treasurer and Sunday school superintendent at Trinity Church. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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William Plumer
Arnold, Constable & Co
Bloomfield Street
Hoboken
Mr. Plumer
England
Trinity Sunday School
Brooklyn Civil War veteran Lewis E Wiebe Sr Dies at 76
Lewis E Wiebe Sr a Civil War veteran and longtime Brooklyn navy yard storekeeper died Saturday at 416 47th Street Brooklyn Born in 1840 in Germany he came to America as a boy His units included the ith New York Heavy Artillery and he rose from private to first lieutenant He returned to Brooklyn after the war and later worked in the post office He was a member of Rankin Post and G A R His wife and six sons and one daughter survive him.
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Lewis E. Wiebe
Brooklyn Navy Yard
47Th Street
Brooklyn
America
Edward Wiebe
Vassar College
N. Y
Harper's Ferry
Rankin Post
G. K. Warren
Wiehe
Samuel R Campbell Dies at 72 in New York Mills
Samuel R Campbell president and treasurer of the New York Mills, a leading cotton manufacturer, died at his home in New York Mills at age seventy two after months of feeble health. He leaves three sons and one daughter.
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Utica
N. Y
Samuel R. Campbell
New York Mills
Mrs Eunice A Huntington Dies In Newfoundland New Jersey
Mrs Eunice Alling Huntington of Newark died Saturday at the Idylease Inn Newfoundland after a long illness. Born 1837 in Newark she leaves a son Jonathan A Huntington and three grandchildren. She served as regent and vice regent of Nova Caesarea Chapter DA R and belonged to the Colonial Dames of America the Pocahontas Club and helped oversee construction of Colonial Hall in Washington.
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Eunice Alling Huntington
Elizabeth Avenue
Newark
New Jersey
Idylease Inn
Newfoundland
N. J
Jonathan A. Huntington
Huntington
Nova Caesarea
Colonial Dames of America
Pocahontas Club of
Washington
Victor Speer Dies in Buffalo After Cardiac Rheumatism
Victor Speer private secretary to Mayor Adam and former Buffalo and New York newspaper man died suddenly in Buffalo on June 27. Cause of death was rheumatism of the heart. He was brother to William McM. Speer a New York lawyer and former owner of The Albany Argus and to the Rev. Robert E. Speer of New York.
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Buffalo
Victor Speer
Adam
New York
William McM. Speer
Albany Argus
Robert E. Speer
Dr Ruel Sterns Gage Dies at Newark Home
Dr. Ruel Sterns Gage, an elder physician in Roseville New Jersey, died after a two month illness at his Newark residence 17 Gould avenue. Born Patriot Indiana in 14, he trained at NYU and Long Island College Hospital and practiced in the city before moving to Roseville. Survived by his wife, he will be buried at Cypress Hills Cemetery after a 5 o'clock funeral tomorrow.
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Ruel Sterns Gage
Roseville
N. J
Gould Avenue
Newark
Gage
Idylease
Newfoundland
Patriot
Ind
New York University
Long Island College Hospital
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Ave
Cypress Hilla
New York
Obituary notices for C Reynolds and Samuel W Pancoast
Co. C Reynolds general manager of the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company died in Indianapolis after a stroke. He earlier served as superintendent of the Chicago and Erie division of the Erie Railroad. Samuel Wright Pancoast, sixty nine, a renowned bottle maker, died in Olean New York after a long association with the glass industry in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Co. C. Reynolds
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indianapolis
Chicago & Erie
Erie Railroad
Samuel Wright Pancoast
Olean
N. Y
New York
Pennsylvania
Today’s events at museums clubs and YWCA
Janean visits the American Museum of Natural History for a repertoire of drama and dinner for Hamilton Holt. Nippon Club hosts an evening at No 44 West Sith Street. Dramatic recitals with music occur at the Young Women’s Christian Association on No 7 East 15th Street in the evening.
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Janean
American Museum of Natural Histo
Hamilton Holt
Nippon Club
West Sith Street
Young Women's Christian Association
East 15Th Street
Fresh Air Fund to Send Nearly Twelve Hundred Children
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund will send about twelve hundred children in fifteen groups to country homes for a two week outing. Hosts include Ashokan Home for Undernourished Children in Shokan New York and homes in Mechanicstown Ardsley and Chapel Hill New Jersey. The program aims to fortify health of children from tuberculous families and the need for invitations from country hosts is emphasized.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Shokan
N. Y
John A. Bensel
Board of Water Supply
Ashokan
Mechanicstown
Goshen
Middletown
Ardsley
Putnam
New York Central
Ashford Hill
The
Association For
Chapel Hill
Atlantic Highlands
Miss Reed
Ashford Hill House
Fin Ardsley
Shepard Knapp
Litchfield
Conn
Oneida County
Clinton
Senator Root
Watertown
Hyde Park
Johns Hopkins
Oberlin
New York University
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Mount Holyoke
Emma Willard School
East Side
Mary
Johnny
Juett N. McDonald
Walter L. Hughes
New York
Tribune
Sir Launfal
Lowell
John Bancroft Devins
Old Wrecking Master Dead After Sailor's Snug Harbor Stay
Captain William Haggerty aged seventy a famed wrecking master and longtime Merritt Wrecking Company employee died Saturday evening at Sailor's Snug Harbor New Brighton He led the expedition to recover sailors bodies from the Maine sinking in Havana Harbor Unmarried and recently retired he had moved to Sailor's Snug Harbor.
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William Haggerty
Merritt Wrecking Company
Sailor's Snug Harbor
New Brighton
Haggerty
United States
Maine
Havana Harbor
Sailor’s
Funeral of Miss Sarah Orne Jewett in South Derrick Me
The funeral of author Miss Sarah Orne Jewett was held at her ancestral home in South Derrick Maine. Dignified and simple services occurred with townspeople invited from village churches. Rev Dr George Lewis, Jewett’s pastor for 35 years, conducted the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Derrick
Sarah Orne Jewett
George Lewis
Miss Jewett
FEILD-FOWLER AND SWENSON CURTIS MARRIAGES RECORDED
Notices announce the Feild-Fowler marriage in Conn at the Church of the Epiphany with Lylean Fowler to Howard Brigham Fetld of Erie Penn and Wes leyan 1307 Swenson-Curtis in Colorado for Helen Hope Curtin to Albin T. Swenson of New York City, with indorsed full names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feild—Fowler
Conn
Church of the Epiphany
Joseph Hooper
Lylean
William Worthington Fowler
William Chatancey Fowl
Howard Brigham Fetld
Erie
Penn
Wesleyan
Swenson—Curtis
Colorado
Helen Hope
Leonard Ee Curtin
Albin T. Swenson
New York City
Obituary notices from New Brunswick and Brooklyn deaths
A cluster of 1909 death notices list Atkinson Barkelo o Beers Brown Crumbie Day Gage Gilsey Harrison Huntington Maurice West and related funeral details. Entries include addresses in New Brunswick Orange Weehawken Maspeth and Brooklyn with service times, private interments, church and cemetery mentions, and undertaker Frank E Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weehawken
N. J
James Day
Josephine H
Henry
Mary L. Day
Hauxhurst
Intermont Grove Church
Ee Ave
Orange
Desirable help fast through selected aspirants file
The Uptown Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE invites employers to consult a newly installed file of applications for positions of various kinds. Office at No. 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
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Imperial Naval College of
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Valentine Chirdl
George Ernest Morrison
Portsmouth
Valentine Chirol and the
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Berkshires
DR. Baldwin
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Avarion
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Taft
Fairbanks
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Dart
Bers
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Lewis E. Wiebe, SR
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Tribune Fund
Sweet Alice
Albert Stowe
Chapel Sunday School
Christopher Vogel
Alice
William HL Lee
Princeton
First Congregational Sunday School
W Smith
Second Reformed Church
Katharine M_ Miller
Seteeret
Anna C. Gilman
Thomas P. Gilman
Tri-Weekly
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John Crosby Brown
Madison Terian Church
24Th St
Crumbie
Jane Hippe
James Redertick
East 63d St
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Maspeth
Long Island
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Georges West
No. 208
Woodlawn
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
Undertakers
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Mexico
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Montague de la Cour
Danes Ing House
Strand
Americas Express Company
Haymar Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circum, Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mall
Speyer Brothers
Tribus
John Munroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Geneva
Lombard, Odler & Co
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Florence
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Carlton
Hotel Metropole
Midland Grand
Liverpool
Ote Midland Hotel
Manchester
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Bradford
Sid
Hotel de F Athenee
Splendid Excelsior
Parc
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Hotel de Hollanis
Hague
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