Exhumed Clinton Body to Lie in State at City Hall
Washington plans a grand transportation and escort for General George Q Clinton exhumed after 96 years. Major General J Franklin Bell will marshal cavalry and artillery, Marine detachments march, civilian guards organized by Henry B F MacFarland and Marcus Benjamin, with a state departure May 27 and New York arrival to honor the burial in Kingston Memorial Day weekend.
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Washington
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New York
United States
Tribune
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J. Franklin Bell
United States Army
Secretary of War
George F. Elliott
Marine Corps
Henry B. F. MacFarland
Marcus Benjamin
Society of Colonies Wars
Sons of the Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
Society of the War of 1812
Hern State
Kingston
Mohawk
Navy Department
Roswell R. Hoes
United States Navy
Clinton
Hoes
Reception Planned for Clinton Body in City
Mayor McClellan creates a committee led by Corporation Counsel Pendleton to arrange a proper reception for the body of George Clinton first governor of the state. Associates include President Roosevelt ex President Cleveland Governor Hughes and ex Governors Odell and Morton. Body travels from Washington to Kingston arriving May 27.
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McClellan
Yvestern Axi
Pendleton
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Hughes
Odellani Morton
George Clinton
Washington
Kingston
Harvard Appointments Announced for Coming Year
Harvard College president and fellows unveil faculty changes for next year. Eugen Kahnemann named visiting professor of German literature. Kuno Francke granted leave. William M. Wheeler becomes professor of economic entomology at Bussey Institute. Andover Theological Seminary professors join the Divinity School with honorary, unpaid appointments.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Eugen Kahnemann
Kihnemann
University of Bonn
Royal Academy of Posen
Kuno Francke
Harvard
William M. Wheeler
Bussey Institute of Agriculture
Forest Hill
Wheeler
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Andover
Divinity School
William R. Arnold
Edward Young Hincks
Biblikce
John Winthrop Piatner
William Henry Ryder
Andover Theological Seminary
Harvard Divinity School
Prizes Awarded by Now Academy of Design at Amsterdam
Frederick Dielman announced the Now Academy of Design awards at Amsterdam Avenue and 10th Street. A. L. Kroll won first prize in etching, the Baldwin fund prize in sculpture, and the Mooney memorial scholarship for two years study abroad. Other prizes went to Suydam medals, Elliott medals, and various class winners across Antique Night and Day divisions, with multiple honorable mentions and funds named.
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Amsterdam Avenue
10Th Street
Frederick Dielman
Academy
Dielmens
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A. H. Baldwin
Edward Mooney
Dielman
Lst
Suydam
Lozewick
Carl Schmitt
Elliot
William Meyerowitz
Elliott
Henry
A. Ostrowsky
Eliott
Gwentolen Baxterlo
Benjamin Kopmar
George Inness, Jr
George L. Hallgarten
F. M. Periconem
Mary Feinberg
Katherine St. John Harper
Helen Randall
Mary
McQuae
George Fe
Samuel Danenberg
Samuel Danenberg- Surdem
Reeenbloom
G. Rbeline
Aonorabie
Edger M. Ward, Jr
Fillott Eilver
Joseph Swigman
A. Wolfson
Samuel Rusansky
H. J. Suibilion
Hallgarten School Fund
Agtes Vol Clireh
Hallgarten Fund
Edgar M Ward, Jr
F. Mo Pericone
Hamilton A
Alfred C. Johnston
Arthur & Finney
Bill Lite Clams
George 3 .N. Ad
Charles C. Buck
Vejvoga
Sern
Bytes
Firet
George L. Nelson
H. Augusta Meday
Bayfem
John Flauder
David Etwart Mooney
N. A
Prerne
H. H. Aronson
Dart
Swarthmore Cancels Intercollegiate Football Contests
Philadelphia May 15 Swarthmore College informs football teams of its cancellation of all scheduled intercollegiate contests. Alumni chairman Welter Clothier sent notices to George Washington Lafayette Pennsylvania Dickinson Villanova Gettysburg and Bucknell University canceling the matches.
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Welter Clothier
the College Today
Mana Ss
Swarthmore
George Washington
Lefayette
Pennsylvalia
Dickinson
Villanova
Gettysburg
Buck- Tel University
Brooklyn church to appoint Rev Dr William Vines in September
Hanson Place Baptist Church Brooklyn calls Rev Dr William M Vines currently pastor in Norfolk Virginia. Interim pulpit since mid March with Rev Carl Case serving at Dele Avenue Baptist Buffalo. Vines expected to begin Brooklyn pastorate in September.
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Hanson Place Baptist Church
Brooklyn
William M. Vines
Norfolk
Hanson Place
Carl Pp. Case
Dele Avenue Baptist Church
Buffalo
Vines
Admiralty Suspends Night Manoeuvres After Accidents
London May 1 The Admiralty orders suspension of night naval manoeuvres following recent incidents. A full investigation will guide new instructions and safety measures, with revisions expected to address crew conduct and vessel procedures.
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London
Admiralty
Electricity in Surgery Demonstrated by Dog
Dr William H King and Dr Dieffenbach demonstrated intermittent electrical anesthesia on a dog before homeopathic physicians at Flower Hospital. Six volt current from street power rendered the dog unconscious in 45 seconds with no after effects, suggesting potential for pain-free operations and no ether or chloroform. They urged further trials and sought volunteers for operative tests.
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Homeopathic
Flower Hospital
William H. King
Homeopathic College
William H. Dieffenbach
King
Dieffenbacon
Felix Grundy Stidger Dies. Secret Service Veteran
Felix Grundy Stidger, buried in Chicago, served as a Secret Service man in the last two years of the Civil War. He infiltrated the Knights of the Golden Circle, foiled plans to release Confederate prisoners and to seize Illinois Missouri Indiana and Ohio for the Confederacy. After the war he moved from the South to Louisville then north due to threats.
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Chicago
Felix Grundy Stidger
Grant
Richmond
Stidger
Secret Service
Knights of the Golden Circle
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Fort Douglas
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Louisville
Public Meeting By Young Folks' League On TB Aid
A public meeting of the Young Folks' League for the Home Treatment of Tuberculosis is set for Tuesday evening in the Temple Beth El assembly hall at Fifth Avenue and 76th Street. The group pledges to supply milk eggs and other aid to tubercular patients at home. Speakers include Controller Metz Dr James A Miller Bellevue Hospital Dr S S Goldwater Mount Sinai Hospital and Rev Dr Samuel Schulman Temple Beth El.
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Young Folks’ League For the
Temple Beth-El
Fifth Avenue
76Th Street
Controller Metz
James A. Miller
Bellevue Hospital
Goldwater
Mount Sinai Hospital
Samuel Schulman
Metropolitan Opera Mortgage Secured for Ten Years
The Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company mortgaged the Metropolitan Opera House district to United States Trust Company for 1 million dollars at 4 percent for ten years. A second mortgage of the same amount at 4 percent for ten years was held by Mutual Life Insurance Company but renewal was declined below 6 percent.
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Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company
Metropolitan Opera House
39Th
4Th Streets
Seventh Avenue
Broadway
United States Trust Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
State Librarian James I. Wyer Jr. Confirmed for Albany
On a Draper recommendation the Board of Regents confirms James I. Wyer Jr. as director of the State Library to succeed Edwin H. Anderson who moves to the New York Public Library. Wyer a Minnesota native thirty nine years old has long library experience and since 18% has been reference librarian and vice director at the New York State Library School. He also serves as secretary of the American Library Association. Duties begin June 1.
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Draper
State Education Department
Board of Regents
James I. Wyer, Jr
State Library
Edwin H. Anderson
New York Public Library
Wyer
Minnesota
New York State Library School
American Library Association
Notable Guests Arrive at Major Hotels in City
Prominent arrivals cited at the Waldorf Astoria include Dolored M. M. Muthall of Baltimore. The German Ambassador and Baroness Speck von Sternburg arrive in Washington. Leonard La Baw from Detroit visits Majestic. William L. Lucas, Wilmington Del, spends time in Netherland. Benamin Wells and Eugene Gallois from Philadelphia and San Francisco join Plaza. Augustus N. Eddy and John Hay from Chicago and Philadelphia stay at Plaza. James W. Cranston, Corning NY visits Savoy. W H Gratwick from Buffalo stays at St Regis.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Weather Report Reveals Unsettled East with Rain and Warmer Weekend
Official Weather Bureau record notes unsettled conditions in the East with rain in the middle Atlantic, eastern Gulf, upper Great Lakes, and northern Pacific coast. Cooler in Maryland and D C, with rising temperatures expected in the West and a warmer weekend in eastern districts and the lake region. Forecasts show showers in the lake region and Rocky Mountain area, with fresh or light variable winds along coasts and lakes. Local sections predict showers in western Pennsylvania and western New York, partly cloudy and warmer in New England and eastern New York, and fair, warmer conditions in Maryland D C and Virginia. Local record compares yesterday’s highs and lows with last year’s data. Local forecast calls for cloudy, with showers today and warmer Sunday under fresh winds.
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Middle Atlantic
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Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Pacific Coast
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Lake
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
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Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Dela
Weather Bureau
Debate Over Elder Title At Methodist Conference
At Baltimore on May 15 delegates debated changing the title presiding elder to district superintendent. The proposal was rejected after a lengthy dispute, with bishops and delegates arguing about the office’s function and significance. In Pittsburgh the Methodist Protestant General Conference opened its quadrennial session amid talks of church union and consolidation.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Robertson
Mallalieu
Temperance
Methodist Episcopal Communion
Anti-Saloon League
E. Findlay Johnson
Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands
Epworth League
India
Pittsburg
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Protestant Churches
United Brethren and
Congregationalists
William J. Bryan
F. D. Tagg
Firemen Turn Blue After Platt Street Blaze At Read Holliday
A fire at Read Holliday & Sons on Platt Street sent dye fumes through the building endangering firefighters. Methylene blue dye stained skin and hair, causing several men to have blue complexions and temporary blindness. Deputy Chief Goodison estimates damage above $75,000.
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Read Holliday & Sons (Limited
Platt Street
Slater
Stark
Engine Company 4
Joseph B. Griffin
Engine 4
Patrick Sullivan
Truck 1
Platt
Pearl
Goodison
Armours Not In Retail Business
Arthur Meeker of Armour & Co. denies plans for Armours to enter England’s retail meat trade saying no such proposition exists. London member Bowerman to ask Churchill on May 18 about measures to stop Armours from opening retail stores to bypass Smithfield Market tolls.
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Chicago
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Co
Armours
England
London
Charles W. Bowerman
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
Armours of
Armouis
Smithfield
Bowerman
Manchester Mills Closure For Whitsuntide Week
A conference of the spinners of American cotton decides to close the mills for Whitsuntide week starting June 7 and continue every Saturday and Monday for four weeks due to slack trade.
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Manchester
Funeral of Rear Admiral Rae Held in Washington
The funeral of Rear Admiral Charles Whiteside Rae, chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering, Navy Department, was held at All Souls Church in Washington at 3 PM. Cremation will follow and the ashes will be taken to Naval Cemetery at Annapolis for burial.
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Rae
Washington
Charles Whiteside Rae
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navy Department
All Souls Church
Naval Cemetery
Annapolis
Actress Alice Fisher Wins Appellate Reversal in Breach Suit
Alice Fisher, suing the Will J. Block Amusement Company of Chicago for breach of contract to star in a play, obtained a decision in the Appellate Division overturning a lower court order that had vacated an attachment on scenery and property.
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Alice Fisher
Will J. Block Amusement Company
Chicago
Larger salary for governor under consideration in New York
A letter to the editor from New York dated May 13 1908 argues for raising the governor's salary to relieve personal expenses and enable a fair return for public service. The writer urges both rich and poor to contribute, preventing sacrifice if Governor Hughes seeks a second term.
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the Tribune
Hughes
New York
Harvard Alumni Debate The Elective System At Philadelphia
Moses W. Ware argues from Morristown New Jersey May 10 1908 that Harvard's elective system shapes life paths by subtle influences. He cites Charles Francis Adams urging judgment at eighteen and questions whether the system fools the young as it guides long term welfare. He asserts schooling uses personality and environment to yield lasting value.
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the Tribune
Harvard
Philadelphia
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Temperance Centennial Congress to Meet at Saratoga Springs
J H Durkee of Rochester writes to The Tribune noting the May 3 editorial about a temperance centenary. He cites the 1808 organization of the Union Temperance Society of Moreau and Northumberland by Dr Billy J Clark and announces a world temperance centennial congress at Saratoga Springs to run June 14 to 23, explaining April was unsuitable for such a gathering.
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the Tribune
Union Temperance Society
Moreau and
Northumberland
Billy J. Clark
Saratoga Springs
J. H. Durkee
Rochester
Memorial tablet for George S Boutwell dedicated at Groton Cemetery
In Groton Massachusetts on May 15 a tablet commemorating the life and public services of George S Boutwell was dedicated at Groton Cemetery. The memorial, a gift from Andrew Carnegie and others, featured readings by Groton School boys and remarks by Winslow Warren. Letters from President Roosevelt and others were read during the simple exercises.
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George S. Boutwell
Massachusetts
Treasury
Groton Cemetery
Andrew Carnegie
W. A. Bancroft
Moorfield Storey
Albert S. Parsons
John Ritchie
Groton School
Wiliam Roscoe Thayer
Winslow Warren
Boutwell
G. S. Boutwell
Ayer
E.S. Clark Post
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Cannon
City Hall Raised on Stilts Idea Returns to Public Eye
P C Curry, who once urged City Hall be lifted on stilts to let breezes and sparrows pass beneath, resurfaced at City Hall after over ten years. He favors removing the lower floor and placing the building on tall supports for air and shade space for women and children. A visiting wife of the Mayor caused a disturbance as Lieutenant Kennell intervened.
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P. C. Curry
City Hall
Colonel Strong
Curry
Kennell
Eastern managers lose suit in Montreal company's bid
In the second trial of the J. B. Sparrow Theatrical Amusement Company versus the Eastern Circuit Association a jury awarded the plaintiff six cents in damages. The suit stemmed from alleged contract violations after the Sparrow company was expelled for actions by representative William A. Edwards. The defense argued Edwards violated an agreement by opening the Columbia Theatre in Boston.
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J. B. Sparrow Theatrical Amusement Company (Limited
Montreal
Canada
Eastern Circuit Association
Holt
United States
J. B. Sparrow Company
Royal and Francais Theatres
William A. Edwards
Only Woman Army Officer Dead
Philadelphia mourns Emily E. Woodley age 73 who is credited as the only woman regularly commissioned as an officer in the United States Army. She led Civil War nurse units from this city, enlisted in 1861, and was awarded a captain’s commission by Lincoln and a gold medal from Secretary Stanton. She died at her home and led the National Association of Army Nurses of the Civil War.
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Philadelphia
Emily E. Woodley
United States Army
Woodley
National Association of Army Nurses
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln
Stanton
Death of Princeton economist Prof Wyckoff noted
Walter Augustus Wyckoff assistant professor of political economy at Princeton University died there last night after a period of illness. Born April 12 1865 in Mainpuri India he traveled widely and wrote The Workers and A Day with a Tramp and Other Days. Funeral will be held at Marquand Chapel Princeton at 5 PM tomorrow.
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Mainpuri
India
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Princeton
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Connecticut
California
Leland Stanford Junior University
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Marquand Chapel
General Charles A Whittier Dies Aboard Mauretania
General Charles A Whittier U S A retired veteran of the Spanish and Civil Wars died Thursday aboard the Mauretania. His son in law said no funeral arrangements were made and the body may be sent to America from Liverpool. He served with General Merritt in the Philippines and helped arrange Manila’s surrender. Born in Maine in 18, he graduated from Harvard in 1860 and then joined the 12th Massachusetts Volunteers. He later led volunteer forces, became a railroad executive in China, and chaired the American China Development Company which sold the Hankow Canton line to China for 6.7 million dollars. He lived in New York and Newport.
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Tribune
Mauretania
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America
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Whittier
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Philippines
Manila
Bramby
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Zafiro
General Whittier
Boston
Cuba
Orient
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Newport
Sail father Captain Niels Olsen dies at 73
Captain Niels Olsen of the New York Yacht Club died after pneumonia. A Norwegian born in Christiansand, he served the club since 1871 as steward and later regatta assistant. He helped publish The American Yacht List and commanded tugs at major races. He leaves wife and son John A. Olsen. funeral at 501 East 86th Street on Sunday.
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Olsen
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Vesta
Magic
Columbia
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East
86Th Street
George H. Gilbert Dies at Age Sixty Eight in Winchester
George H. Gilbert a retired woollen manufacturer died at his Winchester Massachusetts home aged sixty eight. He traced his lineage to an old English family and longworked in his father's woollen business in New York and was also involved in banking there.
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Boston
George H. Gilbert
Winchester
Mass
New York
Obituary notes for several notable individuals
William Bininger former newspaper writer and Yale graduate dies in New Hamburg New York at home. Mrs Melville Emory Mead principal of Mead's Seminary dies at South Norwalk Connecticut age seventy. Elbert Chamberlain Buffalo official and Republican politician dies suddenly. Smith W Ketchum Detroit businessman dies in Buffalo after a cab strike. Mary Antoinette Root wife of Talbot Root dies in Glen Ridge New Jersey. funeral planned.
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N. Y
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Mead’s Seminary
South Norwalk
Conn
Auburn
Spingler Institute
Detroit
Sisters’ Hospital
Buffalo
Mary Antoinette Root
Talbot Root
Glen Ridge
N. J
Root
George W. Vanderbilt
New Dorp
Staten Island
House special committee ends hearings on print paper probe
Washington May 15 The House special committee overseeing the print paper investigation worked late in an effort to finish hearings and report findings to Congress before the session adjourns. A telegram noted ongoing discussions and impending actions.
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Washington
House Special Committee
Congress
Canadian Paper Mills Debate Persists at Hearing
A statement from J. R. Booth Paper Company of Ottawa claims higher wages for skilled laborers abroad. John Norris alleges a setup between American and Canadian manufacturers to keep Canadian firms out of the Eastern market, which is denied by David & Cowles and other industry figures. The hearing resumes tomorrow.
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Ottawa
Canada
John Norris
David & Cowles
American Paper and Pulp Association
Socialists nominate Debs for President and Hanford for Vice President
Chicago May 15 The Socialists National Convention nominated Eugene V Debs for President and Benjamin Hanford of New York for Vice President in a dawn decision.
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The
Socialists’ National Cons Vention
Eugene V. Debs
United States
Benjamin Hanford
New York
Morrison and Snow Tie Knot at Broadway Tabernacle
Marguerite Emily Snow daughter of Mr and Mrs James P Snow married A Cresey Morrison on May 14 at Broadway Tabernacle Church New York City. The notice asks that future marriage and death notices include full names and addresses.
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Broadway Tabernacle Church
New York City
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D. D
Marguerite Emily Snow
James P. Snow
A. Cresey Morrison
Obituary notices and services from The Tribune May 1908
Death notices for Smyth Snelling Galloway Gilbert Mead Morgan Sheppard Wyckoff Ziegler Whittier Taylor Snelling Vogel and others. Details include residences, death dates, funeral times, church and cemetery plans, plus cemetery and funeral home notes and reminders for Boston Philadelphia and New York readers.
Desire for Desirable Help Quick At The Uptown Tribune
The New York Tribune announces a new file of applications for various positions now available at its Uptown Office located at No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Mailing Details
The Tribune offers mail delivery nationwide and abroad with free address changes. Subscriptions can be given to the regular dealer or handed in at THE TRIBUNE Office. Rates noted for single copies and weekly editions.
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