Farce at the Garrick: Teddies by Tristam Fernoard and André Gofrenaux
A Garrick Theatre production of the French farce Tripletappe titled Teddies, adapted by Clyde Fitch, follows Lord Meadows as relatives and a money lender push toward an arranged marriage. The play, staged with humor and lively acting, culminates with Meadows escorted to a magistrate in pajamas.
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Garrick Theatre
Washington
Europe
Messrs
Tristam Fernoard
André Goffrenaux
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
London
Garrick
Clyde Fitch
Lord Meadows
Lady Dover
Constance Joblyn
Meadows
Mr Faversham Reappears at the Academy in The Squaw Man
William Faversham was warmly received at the Academy of Music in New York last night, re appearing in The Squaw Man. Critics praise his earnest simple manly style as fitting the heroic role, with performances extending through April 11.
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William Faversham
New York
Academy of Music
Faversham
Academy
Kath leen Mavourneen revived at Lincoln Square Theatre
A revival of the Irish drama Kath leen Mavourneen delighted audiences at Lincoln Square Theatre. Miss Edna May Speener portrayed Kathleen with charm in a romantic, well acted production timed for Saint Patrick's Week.
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Kathleen Mavourneen
Lincoln Square Theatre
Edna May Speener
Kathleen
Saint Patrick's Day
Colonial Theatre Offers Varied Bill With Bramwell and Seligman
At the Colonial Theatre yesterday crowds enjoyed a lively program arranged by Percy Williams. Headliners William Bramwell and Minnie Seligman performed The Dakota Widow, supported by Maude Fulton and William Beck in a singing and dancing specialty. Newcomers Fulton and Rock drew praise, with Vinle Daly Callahan and St George Welsh Mealy Mornt contributing That Quartet. Two shows daily.
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Colonial Theatre
Percy Williams
Music Hall
Colonial
William Bramwell
Minnie Seligman
Dainty Maude Fulton
William Beck
Mr. Bramwell
Miss Seligman
Miss Fulton
Mr. Rock
Vinle Daly
Callahan
St. George
Welsh
Mealy
Morntrose
The
Fifth Avenue Theatres Benefit from Cecelia Loftus Show
Cecelia Loftus kept busy entertaining both the Fifth Avenue and Fifty eighth Street theatres of the Keith Proctor circuit. Eva Tanguay was indisposed, Loftus replacing her on the Fifty-eighth Street bill after appearing at the Fifth Avenue. She won enthusiastic applause for her mimicry of famous players. The Fifth Avenue cast included Jennie McCree, Jack Norworth, Sears and Violet Allen, Carter and Bruford, Elia Snyder and the Byrne Brothers.
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Cecelia Loftus
Fifth Avenue
Keith & Proctor
Eva Tanguay
Miss Loftus
Fifty-eighth Street
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Jennie McCree
Jack Norworth
Sears
Violet Allen
Carter and Bruford
Elia Snyder
the Byrne Brothers
Victoria Theatre Week Bill Delights Big Audiences
Victoria Theatre presented a varied bill with Emma Carus leading a lively show. Edmund Day offered The Futurity Winner and a Clay M Greene sketch A Case of Divorce starred Richard Golden. The Stunning Grenadiers and Great Seeback plus Lela Cotton Irving Jones joined the cast for two daily performances all week.
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Victoria Theatre
Emma Carus
Edmund Day
Clay M. Greene
Richard Golden
Grenadiers
Lela Cotton
Irving Jones
James Thornton
Tony Pastors Anniversary at His Fourteenth Street Theatre
Tony Pastor will mark the forty third anniversary of his career as manager next Monday. The event promises to be notable at his lively Fourteenth Street playhouse with an extraordinary bar for the occasion. The current bill features the four Everetts, Tippel and Kliment, Cogan and Pancroft, J. Aldrich Libby and Katherine Trayer, Claude and Marion Cleveland, and Fox and Gray.
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Tony Pastor
Mr. Pastor
Fourteenth Street
Everetts
Tippel
Kliment
Cogan
Pancroft
J. Aldrich Libby
Katherine Trayer
Claude
Marion Cleveland
Fox and Gray
The Travelling Salesman comedy at Columbia Theatre
James Forbes wrote a comedy titled The Travelling Salesman which had its first performance tonight at the Columbia Theatre. Thomas W. Ross played the lead as Bob Blake, a traveling salesman, who meets Beth Elliott, telegraph operator, in Grend Crewing where a farm is to be sold for back taxes. Blake seeks to aid her, while it turns out he competes with his employer, leading to complications mixed with humor. Marion Kerby of Chicago portrayed the principal female role.
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Washington
James Forbes
Columbia Theatre
Thomas W. Ross
Grend Crewing
Middle West
Bob” Blake
Beth Elliott
Blake
Hmself
Ister
Marion Kerby
Chicago
Going Some Opens in Waterbury
Waterbury hosts the first performance of Going Some a play by Paul Armstrong and Rex Reach about student life and ranchmen. Cast includes James Deeron Howard Esterbrook and James R. Sullivan. Eugene Walter author of Paternal-Pull attended.
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Uy Telegraph
Waterbury
Conn
Paul Armstrong
Rex Reach
James Déerion
Howard Esterbrook
James R. Sullivan
Eugene Walter
Iran
Stand By Butler In Slander Suit At Port Jefferson
Long Island realtor Dean Alvord publicly supports his Japanese butler Zenji Yamada and dismisses Mrs Jennie B Rumsey Baxter the sister in law as the slander suit against Yamada continues. Yamada seeks malicious prosecution charges against Baxter after arrest summaries and larceny acquittals. Mr Alvord and wife returned from Europe with his counsel praising the stand.
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Dean Alvord
Long Island
Zenji Yamada
Jennie B. Rumsey-Baxter
Mr. Alvord
Port Jefferson
Belle Terre Estates, Incorporated
Dean Alverd
Mrs. Ramsey-Baxter
Hippodrome Stallions Shine in Battle of Port Arthur Show
Two large crowds filled the Hippodrome as Morning and Night, milk white and coal black, premiered in the Battles of Port Arthur and the Four Seasons. Trained by Frank Melville, the equestrian act drew strong applause while a green elephant novelty named Shamrock sparked controversy with a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals protest.
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Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Frank Melville
Shamrock
Wells Hawks
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Elephant Quarters
Two Major Art Collections Hit Sales This Week
Two high profile auctions open this week featuring rare Oriental art from Yamanaka Co and a vast set of textiles from Benjamin Benguiat at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. The Yamanaka sale showcases jades, cloisonné, porcelains, Han jars, and some extraordinary Chinese rugs, while Benguiat’s collection presents tapestries, embroidered vestments, panels, banners, and lace from multiple periods, promising a museum level spectacle with hundreds of pieces in top condition.
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Orientalia
Yamanaka & Co
Fifth Avenue
Benjamin Benguiat
Yamanaka
Benguiat
Arras
Morena Delivers Regal Elizabeth In Wagner Tannhauser
Mme Berta Morena charmed as Elizabeth in Wagner’s Tannhauser at the Metropolitan Opera last night. Burman offered incisive but clipped tones as the minstrel knight while Van Rooy’s Wolfram sang effectively though with restrained warmth. Fremstad as Venus impressed in pose yet word clarity suffered, Blass’s Landgrave followed suit. Morena’s Elizabeth stood statuesque and regal with pure tone and true declamation, though lacking sensuous warmth. The balance of text and music varied across performers, and Morena’s dignified presence promised stronger city reception.
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Mme
Berta Morena
Elizabeth
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Burman
Mr. van Rooy
Wolfram
Mme. Fremstad
Venus
Mr. Burma
Mme. Morena
Denison
Mahler offered Met Opera post. declined despite high pay
Neue Freie Presse cites a private New York letter claiming the Metropolitan Opera chief post was offered to Gustav Mahler with extraordinary means and a six month salary of about 600 000 crowns, which he declined. Knote praises Mahler in Munich interview, noting his mastery of rehearsal, clarity with singers, and strong influence on Tristan and Don Giovanni performances in New York.
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Vienna
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Herr Mahler
Knote
Munich
Minnchener Zeitung
Gustav Mahler
Mahler
Tristan
Mahier
Wagner
Lehmann
Niemann
Mott
Herz
Darnrosch
Caruso
Hammerstein to Offer Sunday Night Grand Opera at Popular Prices
Oscar Hammerstein announces Sunday night grand opera at the Manhattan next season with popular prices, ending Saturday night popular price opera. He cites patron demand for star productions and notes new singers after his European trip. law allows regular grand opera on Sunday nights.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan
3Th Street
Hammer- Stein
Hammerstein
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Hammerstein
Europe
Calve in Carmen Saturday at Manhattan Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein arranged with Mme Calvé for her last appearance this season next Saturday night in Carmen at the Manhattan Opera House. Cast includes Miles Zeppilli Trentini Giacoma and Messrs Dalmores Dufranne and Gilibert with Dufranne to play the father in Louise tomorrow evening due to Gilibert's illness.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Mme. Calvé
Price
Manhattan Opera House
Carmen
Miles
Zeppilli
Trentini
Giacoma
Messrs. Dalmores
Dufranne
Gilibert
Mr. Dufranne
Mr. Gilibert
Duke of Abruzzi Engagement Denied in Rome
The Italian Court denied reports of an engagement between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins of West Virginia, daughter of Senator Elkins. The duke plans to attend a Monaco lecture on oceanography in Rome while commanding the battleship Regina Elena and nearing promotion to rear admiral.
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Rome
Abruzzi
Victor Emmanuel
Katherine Elkins
Elkins
West Virginia
Prince of Monaco
Installations for Rev Mackay at North Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Dr. John R. Mackay of Glens Falls N Y is to be installed as pastor at North Presbyterian Church on West 155th Street tonight with presiding minister Rev David G. Wylie and alternate Rev J Ross Stevenson. The sermon will be preached by Rev Dr George Alexander and dedicatory prayer by Rev Dr Robert MacKenzie.
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John R. Mackay
Glens Falls
North Presbyterian Church
West 155Th Street
David G. Wylie
Scotch Presbyterian Church
J. Ross Stevenson
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
George Alexander
University Place Presbyterian Church
7th annual dinner of NYU Law Alumni Association
The 7th annual dinner of the Alumni Association of New York University Law School will be held Thursday evening at the Hotel Astor. Governor Fort of New Jersey, General Horace Porter, Lieutenant Governor Chanler, members of the bench and bar from New Jersey courts, and the Appellate Division justices of the New York Supreme Court will be the guests at the event.
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Asso- New York University Law School
Hotel Astor
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Horace Porter
Chanler
Court of Chancery
Court of New Jersey
Supreme Opellate
Supreme Court
Bosom
Fall in Love With Emma Goldman headlines Chicago scene
Chicago dated March 16 reports Dr. Ben Reitman, hailed as King of the Hoboes, has publicly fallen for Emma Goldman the so called Queen of the Reds. The romance unsettles Alexander Berkman who served time for the Frick assassination attempt and who has been in Chicago since his release as Goldman’s visitor and rival in the radical circle.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Emma Goldman
Ben Reitman
The
Reds
Alexander Berkman
Henry Co. Frick
Berkman
Henma Goldmany
William M Walton obituary recalls Isthmus Panama surveyor and Forty Niner era builder
William March Walton died in Newark aged 83 after apoplexy. A Civil War brevet colonel, he helped survey the Panama Railroad route and built the first San Francisco wharf during the Forties. Born 1829 in New York, he was of Quaker descent and a Mason, survived by daughters Mrs. Jesse A. Dodd and Mrs. Brenigan. Burial in Trinity Cemetery tomorrow.
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William March Walton
Newark
Alexander S. Breiigan
Mr. Walton
Isthmus
Panama
San Francisco
Isaac Walton
George Walton
Isaak Walton
New York
California
Walton
The
Th New York Volunteers
Jesse A. Dodd
Brenigan
Trinity Cemetery
Major John B Hopper Dies at 70 After Wall Street Losses
Major John B Hopper longtime representative of Mutual Reserve Life Insurance in Washington and London died of heart disease at Mount Vernon Hospital at age seventy. A Confederate veteran, he once insured King Edward for 150000 while in Europe and later lost his fortune in Wall Street. He lived seven years in Mount Vernon and remained unmarried with a sister Mrs P W Hageson of Baltimore and a nephew P B Hopper of Centerville Md as survivors.
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John B. Hopper
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Washington
London
Mount Vernon
Maryland
Major Hopper
John A. McCall
Europe
King Edward
America
P. W. Hageson
Baltimore
P. B. Hopper
Centerville
Alfred Nearing Dies of Pneumonia at Brooklyn Home
Alfred Nearing, treasurer of the Long Island Baptist Association and a trustee of the Industrial Home for the Blind, died Saturday at his Brooklyn home after a weeklong illness. Born in Manhattan in 1856, he formerly served as cashier at Henry Matier & Co. He belonged to several Baptist churches including Hansen Place, Sixth Avenue and Greene Avenue. Survived by his wife, a daughter and two brothers.
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Alfred Nearing
Long Island Baptist Association
Industrial Home For the Blind
Gates Avenue
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Henry Matier & Co
Hanson Lace
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Greene Avenue
General A. Saunders Piatt Dies in Bellafontaine Ohio
General A Saunders Piatt aged eighty six died at Bellafontaine Ohio on March 16 He was a Civil War veteran who organized Ohio s first zouave company and later wrote magazine articles He was a brother of the late Donn Piatt and noted for his literary work.
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Bellafontaine
Ohio
A. Saunders Piatt
Donn Piatt
Acting Mayor Sullivan Steps In At City Hall
Mayoral acting duties fall to Little Tim Sullivan as he signs licenses for child employment and night auctions from the mayor’s desk. He notes strong support from constituents and jokes about a month in power while Mayor McClellan and Alderman McGowan recover. Sullivan visits Tammany Hall, marking a rare foray of New York’s mayor into the hall in three years.
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Tim
Sullivan
T. P. Sullivan
John A. Reardon
McClellan
Princeton
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Tammany Hall
Small Fry
New York
Monster in Atlantic reportedly seen near Farragut voyage
The Farragut crew logged a sighting of a phosphorescent marine monster off the starboard bow and following the ship all night. A passenger, unnamed, claimed the creature took a drink of seawater near six feet and caused the stern to sink six feet, with speed reduced to five knots.
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Father Neptune
Admiral Farragut
Mader
Farragut
De Beers Diamond Mine to Close in April
Kimberley March 16 Owing to a slump in the Dutchspan mine in Cape Colony part of the De Be property with a small output of the choicest diamonds it has been decided to close down on April 24 until there is a revival in demand.
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DE Beers
Kimberley
Dutchspan
Cape Colony
de Be
Weather Forecast from Washington March 16 Highs and Lows
An official Weather Bureau record notes a southeastward move of a high pressure area from the St Lawrence Valley and a second high forming north of Montana. Temperatures vary 50 degrees between regions, with unsettled rain likely in the lake and Ohio valley areas and improved conditions elsewhere. Local forecasts call for fair today with increasing clouds and rain in the south by night. Winds shift from northwest to northeast along coasts with brisk to fresh orientations.
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St. Lawrence
Montana
Ohio
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
New England
Tailldie
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
New England Fair
New York
Fennsylvania
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Los
Mednesday
Percaaing
Edoudiness
Alps
Acts in Jerome case appoints Andrews commissioner
Governor Hughes named Charles Andrews of Syracuse as commissioner in the Jerome case with jurisdiction limited to present term events. Andrews will hear charges in oral sessions. Jerome and accusers may be examined. Andrews, about eighty, has long service in law and public office.
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Tribune
Albany
Hughes
Charles Andrews
Syracuse
Court of Appeals
Jerome
Andrews
Metropolitan Stockholders’ Committee
Lawyer Maguire Dies Then Court Is Dismissed
Elections Commissioner John Maguire collapsed in the Brooklyn County Court and died minutes later from heart disease while presiding near the jury box during Solomon Goodman grand larceny trial. Judge Fawcett ended the case as a mistrial and the body was taken home to East New York. Maguire, 46, born in New Lots, lived with his mother and sister. he studied at St John’s College and Columbia Law School. active in politics. survived by mother, two sisters and a brother.
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John Maguire
Brooklyn
Maguire
Solomon Goodman
Chantel G. Gall
Fawcett
Mr. Maguire
Arlington Avenue
Hendrix Street
East New York
New Lots
St. John's College
Columbia Law School
McClellan
Royal Mounted shown at Garrick Theatre with De Mille cast
The Royal Mounted a Cecil B De Mille Canadian Northwest drama was presented at the Garrick Theatre tonight with Cyril Scott in the lead role. The action is set around Calgary Alberta and features Clara Blandick Charles BB Wells Charles Lane Brigham Royce Elwood Bostwick Charles Lamp and Ethel Wright in supporting roles.
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Philadelphia
The
Royal Mounted
Canadian Northwest
Cecil B. de Mille
William de Mule
Cyril Scott
Garrick Theatre
Calgary
Alberta
Clara Blandick
Charles BB. Wells
Charles Lane
Brigham Royce
Elwood Bostwick
Charles Lamp
Ethel Wright
No respite for Chester Gillette execution set
Albany reports Governor Hughes will not interfere with Chester Gillette's death sentence for the Grace Brown murder at Big Moose Lake. Gillette, in Auburn prison, faces execution in the week beginning March. Mrs Louise Gillette, his mother, reacted emotionally and plans to visit Albany to seek a meeting.
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Chester Gillette
Albany
Hughes
Cortland
Grace
Billy
Brown
South Otselic
Chenango County
Big Moose Lake
Adirondacks
Auburn Prison
Syracuse
Louise Gillette
Fiughes
Prominent arrivals at top New York hotels
The list notes guests at major hotels including Lieutenant S H R Deyle U S N at Fifth Avenue Hi Jessup Philadelphia George W Ogilvie Chicago J A Krake Corning Captain H G Hebbinghaus and Erick von Brüning attachés of the German Embassy at the Hotel Astor Joseph E Otis Chicago Dr W T Adams San Francisco John Seegett De Arete at Netherland Mr and Mrs F E Bond Barmer Hall Norfolk England Warren Salisbury Chicago Judge John M Davy Rochester Senator William M Crane Waldorf Astoria rosters.
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S. H. R. Deyle
U. S.N
Fifth Avenue
Hi. Jessup
Philadelphia
George W. Ogilvie
Chicago
Jd. A. Krake
Corning
Hotel Astor
H. G. Hebbinghaus
Erick von Bruning
Washington
Holland
Jooseph E. Otis
Manhattan
W. T. Adams
San Francisco
Netherland
John Seegett
de Arete
Prince George
F_ EBond
Barmer Hall
Norfolk
England
ST. Regis
Warren Salisbury
Waldorf-Astoria
John M. Davy
Rochester
William M. Crane
Massachusetts
Rodman Marvin the Selden Rodman Marriage Notice
Marriage notice states Nannie Van Noetrand Marvin married Carl Selden Rodman at the bride’s sister home 24 Fast 39th street on Monday by Rev Wm T Crocker rector of the Church of the Epiphany. Notices must be indorsed with full names and addresses.
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Rodman
Marvin
Wm. T. Crocker
Nannie van Noetrand Marvin
Carl Selden Rodman
Boorum and Brown death notices published in tribune
Death notices list several individuals including Boorum George C and Abbie C Brown with services noted. Boorum on Sunday March 15 at Forest Hill New Jersey details include arrival times and train connections. Abbie Center Brown of Pittsfeld Massachusetts, aged 83, funeral at 2 pm March 1?. Boston and Buffalo papers requested to copy.
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Forest Bil
George Cheever Boorum
Caroline Irving van Horne
Cornelius and
Catherine Boorum
Lake St
New York
Erie R. R
Chambers St Ferry
Boston
Prown
Pittsfeld
Mass
Abbie Center Brown
George Brown
Buffalo
Death notices and funeral announcements in New York area
The notices report multiple obituaries and funeral plans for individuals including Theodore Frederick Kane William A Kellogg Fanny Loesch Mildred Gillham Annie McGonigle Thomas Paton William J Reilly Mary Ryan Albert Louis Snake Mary Come Tompkins Adelaide Tweedy and others with service times locations Trinity Chapel St George's Church Stuyvesant Square and local undertakers offering funeral arrangements and interment details in March 1908 Brooklyn and New York City.
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Pierrepont
Brooklyn
Jane Ditmas
Church of the Holy Trinity
Montaguesta
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New Haver
Thomas P. Gibbons
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Rutherford Jay
Trinity Church
New Haven
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Theodore Frederick Kane
United States Navy
Avenue Hotel
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Broadway
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Thomas Paton
Thomas
Elizabeth Spring Paton
St George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
Reilly
William J
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Ellen
Pament
Holy Cress
Ryan
Mary
Franklin Are
James Ryan
Hetty
Charles J. Walter
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Saake
Albert Louis
Henry Snake
Willoughby Ave
Tompkins
Tarrytown
Middletown
Conn
Desirable Help Quick At Uptown Tribune Office
Special notices invite employers to save time and expense by consulting a new file of applications for various positions installed at The New York Tribune Uptown Office. Open daily 9 am to 6 pm at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th streets.
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New-York Tribune
Tribune Subscription Rates and Office Contacts
The Tribune lists mail subscription rates and delivery details for domestic and international addresses, including daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday options, with various city and foreign post charges. It also provides multiple office locations in New York and abroad for subscriptions and advertisements and notes libations about hotel reading rooms for readers.
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