Cousin Kate and the Tichborne Fraud in 19th Century Courts
A long historical note traces Sir Joseph Redcliffe and the Tichborne case involving Lady Redcliffe, including the sealed vow envelope and perjury charge. It also covers Lord Leith’s suit over paying fees to the Usher of the White Rod of Scotland and the sale of hereditary offices, plus a Paris wedding drawn from Pierre Loti’s The Disenchanted about Nouri Bey’s daughter and her Polish fiancé Ladislas Rohozinski.
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The
Tribune Association
Joseph Radcliffe
Tichborne
Lady Redcliffe
Sir Roger
Sir Roger Tichborne
Edward Doughty
Roger
Thelaimant
Kate
Joseph Redclffe
Lord Leith
Fyvie Castle
United States
Forbes Leith
Royal Navy
Derrick A. January
St. Louis
Lord Armitstead
Charles Cayzer
Arthur Bignold
John Wilson
Henry Cook
White Rod of
Scotland
Court of Sessions
Edinburgh
Langton
David Gavin
Alexander Coutts
London
George III
Pierre Loti
Constantinople
Paris
Ladislas Rohozinski
Nouri Pacha
Hague
Sublime Porte
Marquis de Blesset de Chateauneuf
Nouri Bey
Nouri
Stamboul
Yildiz
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Usher of the White Rod of Scotland’s Lineage
This article traces the Usher of the White Rod of Scotland from its royal grants by William the Lion to 19th century governance. It follows Cockburns, Flemings, and Maxwells, noting sales, repurchases, and Walker Trusts, with coronation duties in Westminster Abbey and later UK-wide fees collected by Green Cloth.
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Edward
Walker
Board of
Green Cloth
Treasury
Walker Trustees
Sir Patrick Walker
George IV
Scotland
William the Lion
William de Londonnis
Thomas le Usser
Robert II
Alexander de Cockburn
Robert Iif
Langtoune
Boltoune
Carrodyne
Mary Queen of Scots
Cockburns
Lanetoune
Berwickshire
John
House of Cockburn
Court of Session of
Edinburgh
Archibild Campbell
Court of Claims
Ueher
Sir George Anderson
Bank of Scotland
Westminster Abbey
Walker Trust Fund
England
United Kingdom
Board of Green Cloth
Royal Household
Goult
Bawden Aairs Views On Marriage Spark Controversy
Cincinnati reports Professor H Heath Bawden resignations demanded by President Dabney over private views on marriage and sociology. He continues teaching while Dabney seeks fair hearing. Bawden had previously left Vassar amid similar debates as students praised him.
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Cincinnati
H. Heath Bawden
University of Cincinnati
Dabney
Professor Bawden
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Vassar
Bawden
Vassarian
Not in Storm King Stone Co to the Editor
Ex Senator Louis F Goodsell of Highland Falls denies involvement with Storm King Stone Company. He objects to a Middletown article linking his name, states he supports the road as planned, and cites a map and possible federal aid contingent on state action.
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the Tribune
Orange County
Middletown
N. Y
Storm King Stone Company
Board of Supervisors
Louis F. Goodsell
Highland Falls
Weather Report Forecast For Eastern States And Regions
Washington May 12 The summer hot spell widens in Eastern districts with Southern New England seeing temperatures around 16 degrees above seasonal average. Maximums reached 84 in Albany and Boston, 80 in New York and Philadelphia. No major rainfall except in Northern New England and parts of the West. Forecasts expect cooler conditions in the lower lake region and New England in 48 hours, with continued heat in the middle Atlantic states and the Ohio Valley. Winds vary by coast and region with brisk and fresh conditions noted. Local records show yesterday’s high and low, and temperature comparisons with last year.
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Washington
New England
Albany
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Nebraska
Upper Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Missouri Valley
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
North Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Porte
Grand Banke
Obituary: Walter G Berg Longtime Lehigh Valley Chief Engineer
Walter Gilman Berg died suddenly from acute indigestion at his home 52d Street. He served Lehigh Valley Railroad for 25 years and was chief engineer for eight years. Survived by two children Walter G. Berg Jr. and Moncure Berg, his mother, two brothers, sister, and other relatives. Born 1858 to Albert W. Berg and Helen Morse Berg, descendant of Yale founder Rev. Russell. Educated in the United States, France, Germany. Entered the Civil Engineering field in 1878 after studying at Stuttgart Royal Polytechnic Institute.
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Walter Gilman Berg
Lehigh Valley Railroad
West 52d Street
Walter G. Berg, Jr
Moncure
Berg
Mr. Berg
Albert W. Berg
Helen McGregor Morse Berg
Samuel Russell
Yale University
France
Germany
Royal Polytechnic Institute
Stuttgart
Engineer Berg Succumbs. Career Spanned Railroads and Societies
The obituary notes the life of chief engineer Albert Berg who held posts with multiple railroads from 1878 to 1900, including Lehigh Valley Railroad. He married Ruby Burke in 1893 and will be buried beside her in Burkesville, Virginia. He led a prolific career in civil engineering and authored scientific works. Funeral services will be held at his home with Rev. Dr. Roache officiating.
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Delaware Bridge Company
Richmond & Alleghany Railroad
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad
Berg
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Ruby Burke
Burkesville
Albert Ellery Bergh
Louis de Copper Bergh
Lilly D'Angelo Bergh
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
American Roadmasters’ and
Eastern Maintenance of Way Association
American Association of Railroad Superintendents
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
American Society For Testing Materials
New York Railroad Club
Association of
Railroad Superintendents of
Founders and Patriots of America
Roache
St. Peter’s Church
Benjamin Fernie 1842 1935 Dies in Lakewood After Illness
Benjamin James Fernie Ph D longtime associate editor of The Christian Herald died at Lakewood New Jersey on Sunday after a long illness heart trouble and complications He was born in Shropshire England in 1842 a descendant of Congregational clergymen He worked in London and New York before returning to The Christian Herald in America He was active in charities serving as trustee of Bowery Mission Mont Lawn Bethesda Home Maysville Institute and other benevolences He leaves a wife three daughters and a son Funeral at 1175 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn this evening
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Benjamin James Fernie
The
Christian Herald
Lakewood
N. J
Dr. Fernie
Shropshire
England
London
Michael Baxter
United States
New York City
Fernie
Bowery Mission
Mont Lawn
Bethesda
Brooklyn
Maysville
S. C
Bushwick Avenue
Mrs Caroline M McCorkle Dead At 83 In Hartford Burial Planned
Mrs Caroline M McCorkle widow of Henry M McCorkle and mother of Mrs A E Bates died at her home The Grafton in Washington May 12 in her eighty fourth year Funeral and burial will be in Hartford Connecticut
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Caroline M. McCorkle
Henry M. McCorkle
A. E. Bates
The
Grafton
Hartford
Conn
M'Corkle
Caroline M
Henry M. Me
Corkle
E. Bates
Cornell Graduate Seized by New York Detectives in Seattle
Robert W. Fullerton a Cornell graduate and Chicago Lumber and Coal Co president was grabbed at gunpoint by two New York detectives in his Seattle office. He was taken to San Francisco and arraigned before Judge Sewell on a requisition by Governor Hughes for abducting Gladys Hobart of Yonkers. Lawyers plan to contest the requisition. Hobart reportedly was taken to South America and deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Fullerton
Cornell
S. H. Fullerton
St. Louis
Chicago Lumber and Coal Company
New York
Seattle
Watson
San Francisco
Fullerton
Sewell
Hughes
Gladys Hobart
Yonkers
Chicago
Miss Hobart
Cornell University
Austrian Lawyer Arrested In 1906 $10000 Embezzlement Case
Dr Karl Fochler a lawyer of 154 East Sth street once a member of the Austrian Parliament was arrested by Detective McKenna on a charge of appropriating 10000 of a client’s money in 1906. Father Felix Guselinski a Roman Catholic priest formerly of St Louis and Vienna accuses Fochler of taking half of a 20000 bond deposit after a settled suit. The Austrian court ruled against the lawyer and the priest obtained a Vienna warrant.
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Karl Fochler
East Sth Street
McKenna
Central Office
Fochler
Felix Guselinski
St. Louis
Vienna
Mrs Mariani Sues For Divorce In Cleveland
Mrs Bessie Johnson Mariani daughter of Mayor Tom L Johnson sues Frederico Mariani for divorce alleging cruelty and abandonment. The couple married March 23, 1907, and a five month old daughter remains with the mother at his return to her father’s home.
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the Tribune
Cleveland
Bessie Johnson Mariani
Tom L. Johnson
Frederico Mariani
Explosion on Vinales highway in Cuba kills eight
An explosion of dynamite on the Vinales highway under construction in Pinar del Rio Province, Havana reports eight men killed and many injured.
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Havana
Great Vinales Highway
Pinar del Rio
Prisoners Break Jail in Simferopol Escape
A large number of prisoners escaped from the Simferopol jail after killing the deputy governor and the prison doctor and two warders. The jail governor was wounded during the breakout.
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Simferopol
Prisoners Shot in Escape Attempt at Ekaterinoslav Jail
Prisoners in the government jail at Ekaterinoslav attempted an escape this afternoon. After breaching the wall with a bomb, inmates rushed the opening. Ten who reached outside were shot at once by guards, with many others killed or wounded inside.
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Ekaterinoslav
Mecklenburg's Constitution End of Feudal Rule in MecklenBurg Schwerin
Schwerin May 12 Grand Duke Frederick relinquished feudal privileges and granted a constitution similar to other German states enabling indirect voting for representation. Suffrage follows property classifications and Mecklenburg Schwerin and Mecklenburg Strelitz will each have a general Landtag and local legislatures.
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Schwerin
Grand Duchy of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Germany
Frederick
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Corea as Independent Ally
Seoul reports Prince Ito Resident General of Corea stating there has never been thought to remove the Emperor. He argues Corea never known real independence, urges central and local reforms to qualify Corea for genuine independence as a strong ally of Japan, condemning interior opposition and foreign misrepresentation.
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Seoul
Prince Ito
Corea
Japan
Four powers to withdraw troops from Crete after eleven years
Canea Crete May 12 after eleven years of occupation the four powers Britain Russia France and Italy decide to withdraw international troops. Crete remains under Grecian High Commissioner Alexander T A Zaimis with gradual troop removal. Historical context notes Turkish rule prior and the 1898 autonomous status under a high commissioner. Population 325000.
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Canea
Crete
Great Britain
Russia
France
Italy
Alexander T. A. Zaimis
Turkey
Greece
Railway Loses P R Land Case
In San Juan Porto Rico on May 12 Judge Rodey dismissed the ejectment suit by the American Railroad Company to claim lands now used by army navy and lighthouse services. The judge ruled no ground for action and the company plans an appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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San Juan
P. R
American Railroad Company
Army, Navy
Porto Rico
Rodey
Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
King Peters Visit To Russia In Late May
St. Petersburg reports that King Peter of Servia will arrive in the Russian capital on May 25 and stay a week, marking a notable royal visit and strengthens ties between Servia and Russia.
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Peter
Russia
St. Petersburg
Peter of Servia
Maklakoff Attacks Interior Ministry in Douma Speech
In St Petersburg on May 12 M Maklakoff Constitutional Democrat assailed the Interior Ministry for arbitrary rule under Plehve and Sipiaguine. The speech drew applause with Conservatives joining the demonstration though Premier Stolypin and the Vice-Minister were absent to defend the ministry.
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St. Petersburg
M. Maklakoff
Douma
Ministry of the Interior
Plehve
Sipiaguine
Stolypin
COUNT BONI ON THE WARPATH IN GENEVA MEET
Genoa May 12 Prince de Sagan warned by a Paris friend that Count Boni de Castel‑Jane plans a scandal when they meet The count believes Prince Hélie caused Mme Gould to sue for divorce Mme Gould and her children traveled with the prince arriving early this morning, had breakfast at the station and moved on to Monte Carlo.
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Genoa
Prince de Sagan
Paris
Boni de Castel- Jane
Prince Hélie
Mme. Gould
Monte Carlo
Robert Harcourt Elected to House of Commons
London May 12 Robert Harcourt Liberal son of Sir William Vernon Harcourt by his second wife was elected to the House of Commons today from Montrose district in place of John Morley, recently elevated to the peerage.
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London
Robert Harcourt
William Vernon-Harcourt
J. L. Morley
House of Commons
Montrose
John Morley
Pay Clerk Arrested at Manila in Embezzlement Case
S C Peters a former pay clerk on the cruiser Rainbow was arrested in Manila on May 12 for alleged embezzlement of 33000 dollars. The arrest request came from Yokohama likely from navy pay officials. Peters denies the charge.
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Manila
S. C. Peters
Rainbow
Yokohama
Navy
Peters
Model Attacks Bryan's Son-in-Law in Paris
W H Leavitt, son-in-law of William Jennings Bryan, was assaulted by a Italian model named Dana in Paris after a dispute over extra pay for sitting for a Denver City Hall painting. Leavitt defended himself with a knife after Dana struck him with a bludgeon. Dana was hospitalized and Leavitt was wounded but not in danger.
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Paris
W. H. Leavitt
William Jennings Bryan
Dana
Mr. Leavitt
Denver
Paul Roy Examined in Paris Over Carkins Murder Case
Paris on May 12 Paul L Roy husband of Gracia Calla was again before examining magistrate M Boucard. Roy says his wife and Mrs Carkins swore George A Carkins was unarmed and planned that he died by his own hand to prevent Roy from killing them. He notes the coroner found a revolver in Carkins hand and cites the women’s trip to New York with him.
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Paris
Paul L. Roy
Gracia Calla
George A. Carkins
Portsmouth
N. H
M. Boucard
Roy
Carkins
New York
France
Navy Ball Delights Sailors as Fleet Prepares for Departures
In San Francisco tonight sailors and petty officers and San Francisco society enjoyed a reception and ball at the Auditorium hosted by the Exclusive California Club women. First class liberty men and petty officers led grand marches with officers. later excursions, games, and attractions kept shore forces busy. The Pacific fleet disintegrates with the Maine and Missouri heading for overhaul and Mare Island, while Alabama and Maine voyage to New York via the Suez. Atlantic torpedo flotilla heads to Mare Island. armor cruisers plan drills at Santa Barbara. South Dakota to speed test. Admiral Evans at North Platte urged war as long as any worth fighting over, noting more battleships and fewer statesmen for peace.
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San Francisco
California Club
Maine
Missouri
Mare Island
Hunter’s Point
Alabama
New York
Suez Canal
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Come
Whipple
Santa Barbara
South Dakota
North Platte, Neb
Admiral Evans
North Platte
Think Game Was Fatal To Child In Dedham
Dedham Massachusetts police investigated the death of Louisa Staula a four six year old girl found with a fractured skull in a meadow near the Charles River. The area is a popular Italian gathering spot where a stone throwing game called duck on the rock is played. Authorities suggest the child may have been struck by a stone accidentally and bystanders hid the incident.
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Dedham
Mas
Dragon
Louisa Staula
Dominic Staula
No. 4
Washington Street
Charles River
Drops Dead While Praying at Mission Hall
Peter Weber aged 73, longtime worker at the McCauley Cremorne Mission on West 32d Street, collapsed and died while praying at the start of last night’s service. He lived with his sons Rufus and James on West 28th Street, had been a regular attendee and contributor, and was pronounced dead as attendants and the superintendent Charles E. Balleu watched. The body was turned over to the police.
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Peter Weber
McCauley-Cremorne
West 32d Street
Rufus
James
West 28Th Street
Jerry” McCauley
Charles E. Balleu
Widow Geis Delmour Fortune In Tammany Will Probate
The will of the late Tammany politician was admitted to probate by Surrogate Beckett. Widow Mrs Lawrence Delmour, once nurse to Richard Croker confidant, is named chief beneficiary with about 290000 dollars. Peter Delmour and Mary Delmour, an eighty year old sister, are also provided for. The will was contested by relatives and no trial proceeded at call.
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Lawrence Delmour
Larry” Delmour
Beckett
Peter Delmour
David McClure
Mrs Jessie Knieriem Granted Separation Decree
In Mineola New York on May 12 Mrs Jessie R Knieriem obtained a separation decree from Edward A Knieriem in Supreme Court before Justice William Carr-Day. She receives title to properties at 3 5 7 and 3 Jardine Place Brooklyn in lieu of alimony. She testified she has had no support since May 1970 and has lived with her mother since July 1996. She must return her husband’s first wife jewelry including diamond rings bracelets and gold necklaces.
La Traviata at the American Theatre review
Helena sang Violetta in La Traviata with good looks and natural acting. Arcangeli as Germont impressed, Delli Franci offered passable singing but weaker acting. Overall the performance was creditable and enjoyable with Lucia di Lammermoor and Aida scheduled for today and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Delli Franci
Alfredo
Lucia
Aida
Getting Married Proves Shaw Provokes Critics at Haymarket
London May 13 George Bernard Shaw produced Getting Married at the Haymarket last night. Critics call it pros a Caricature of opinion with prolix and wearisome exploration. They say Shaw has outshawed himself turning a Socratic dissertation into a lengthy moral plea for man to realize his ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Bernard Shaw
Haymarket Theatre
Shaw Play Delights Then Slows After Fiery Marriage Debate
A review notes a three hour play with no acts, where the curtain falls twice for breaks. The first two hours, filled with Shaw style witty dialogue on marriage, amuse the audience. In the final hour interest flags despite devoted Shaw fans.
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Shaw
Grover Cleveland Reported Doing Well
By telegraph to The Tribune from Lakewood New Jersey on May 12 it is reported Grover Cleveland is doing well and his condition is satisfactory to Dr. Bryant and Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs Cleveland took an automobile ride this afternoon while Dr Bryant remains in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Meredith Douglas Marries Joseph Dennie Meredith
Marriage notice published in The Triptne, republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune. Maria Douglas daughter of Frederick E. Douglas and Mrs Sheafe Douglas, marries Joseph Dennie Meredith at Grace Church with Rev W R Huntington officiating. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Tri-Weekly
Tribune
Meredith—Douglas
Grace Church
W. R. Huntington
Maria
Frederick E. Douglas
Sheafe Douglas
Joseph Dennie Meredith
Died notices printed for May 1908 deaths from Tribone pages
Death notices from multiple individuals listed with residences in New York and nearby towns appear for May 12 to May 14 1908. Entries include Orville G Bennett Walter Gilman Charles W Cornell Dwight Stiles Herrick Laura Eloise Lincoln Caroline M McCorkle Sarah Jane Miller Caroline E Minton Georgiana Murphy Grace Seaman Enos Runyon Eliza Diantha Sackett Annie Schubert Mary A Stone with funeral details and locations such as Presbyterian Hospital West 1224 Street West 52nd Street Chappaqua Hartford Newark Rockville Centre Cranford Brooklyn Madison Avenue Baptist Church and Rosedale Cemetery.
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Cornell
Chappaqua
N. Y
Charles W. Cornell
Friends’ House
Grand Central Station
Herrick
Dwight Stiles Herrick
Sarah Frances Simpson
Rosedale Cemetery
Sackett
Cranford
N. J
Eliza Diantha Sackett
Harvey A Sackett
Diantha Gray Sackett
Schubert
Annie
Calitomave
Brooklyn
Evergreens Cemetery
Stone
New York Hospital
Mary A
Andros B. Stone
Madison Avenue
Bist St
Madison
Accessible by Harlem trains and trolleys to the city
The notice notes passage options via Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and carriage access with lots starting at $150. For a Book of Views or a representative, contact Gramercy at 4555 or visit the office at 20 East 23rd Street, New York City.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank Ef Campbell Undertaker Ad In Chelsea Area
An old advertises Frank Ef Campbell at 2413 Test 2%¢ St Chapelm, private and public ambulances, and Chelsea contact numbers. Rev Stephen Merritt listed as world famous undertaker with a single Chelsea business, located at St Ave and 10th St. Tel 124 and 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EF. Campbell
St Chapelm
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
St. Ave
10Th St
Job Applicant File Open at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune invites employers to consult a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions now installed at the Uptown Tribune Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune subscription rates and mailing options offered
The Tribune outlines domestic, weekly, tri weekly, daily and Sunday subscription prices and mailing procedures. It lists rates for New York City, Canada, and foreign destinations, including foreign postage and various term lengths, with special mention of the Daily Almanac and Tribune Index.
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United States
Mexico
Manhat
the Brome
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Index
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Universis Postal Union
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Storm King Stone CO
Goodsell
the Weather Report
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Caroline M. M’corkle
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Count Bon
Model
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Paul Roy
Society For Sailors
Men of the Fleet
Ball of California Club
McCauley Mission
Geis Delmour
Will of
Tammany
Mrs. Knieriem
G. B. Shaw
MR. Cleveland
Tribone
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Presbyterian Hospital
Charles Milton Mather
West 1224
Suilfenly
Walter Gilman
Miller
Mount Prospectore
Newark
Sarah Jane
Luke
Elizabeth Davies
A. Miller
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Tribune Orice
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Wall Street
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Uptown
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Frederick N. Sommer
Broad Street
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Strand American
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Haymarket
Tromas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
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Pall Mail
Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
John Monroe & Co
Rue Scride
L Lombardier Co
Union Bask
Florence
Lemon & Co
Tornabuontnay & Co
Milan
Saaroan
le Montforta
Hamburg
American Express Company
Dinandstrasse
Mayence
Saarbach
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