Methodists Deadlock for Bishop at General Conference
Baltimore May 22 A deadlock persists in electing bishops at the Methodist Episcopal General Conference with eight ballots none producing a result. Leading contenders include Stuntz Lewis and Quayle, while Mason withdrew amid race grounds. Debate over union plans and church reorganizations continued alongside education board changes. Des Moines invited the next quadrennial session.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
W. S. Lewis
Lewis
Quayle
Stuntz
Smith
Hughes
Downey
Charles L. Goodell
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Goodell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
America
United Brethren Church
Des Moines
Iowa
J. P. Dolliver
General Conference
Committee On Education
Board of Education
Freedman’s Aid
Gerling
William L. Woodcock
Altoona
Penn
Board of Freedmen’s Aid
Southern Education Society
Woodcock
Sheffield Society Elections At Yale Berzelius And Rock And Snake
Election results announced for Berzelius and Rock and Snake societies at Sheffield Scientific School Yale. Fellows listed include H F Andrus Yonkers N Y and many peers from New York Chicago Philadelphia and other cities.
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New Haven
Berzelius
Rock and Snake Societies
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
H. F. Andrus
Yonkers
Ll. T. Bates
New York City
J. D. Cilds
Pitsburg
G. R. Collins
Chicago
W. C. Douglas
Charles Geon- Win
Brooklyn
H. H. Hobbs
W. P. Hoes
Kansas City
Sterling Martin
K. N. Merritt
Grand View
F. L. McNally
E. Osborne
Montclair
N. J
J. A. Rainier
Risdon
Kase
Fenn
H. M. Seitz
Kansas Cry
CC. R. Winmeent
J. A. Britton
Cleveland
W. W. Bedmen
Minneapolis
W. McK. Green
H. P Greenough
Missoua
Mont
J. H. Hammond, Jr
J. D. Holloway
Wheeling
W. Va
J. Raye
C. M. Kerr
New Rocnete
N. Y
P. Langdon, Jr
C. D. Winston
R. G. Woof, Jr
Eryn Mawr
Penn
Transatlantic Travellers and Arrivals Listed
Passengers sailing today to Europe include the Lusitania Zeeland Pretoria Etruria and California to destinations such as Southampton London Hamburg Liverpool Antwerp Glasgow and Glasgow with numerous couples and individuals named. Travelers arriving from Liverpool and Naples include Miss Carrie Bridewell Mrs E J Bliss and others.
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the Lusitania
Carrie Bridewell
Goddard
W. A. Mackey
Kemper
Anmer
Bauncersen
the Republic
E. J. Bliss Denier
B. Frering
K. L. Gilvert
Tiffany Will Contest Shows Large Bequests Shifted
The contested will of Archdeacon Charles C. Tiffany of New York is examined at Winsted Connecticut. It details Howland receive tests of 75000 in securities and 250 in trust for nephews and nieces payments and Laura Wheeler gains the Sharon home.
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Charles C. Tiffany
New York
Winsted
Conn
Charles P. Howland
Howland
Laura Wheeler
Tiffany
Dr. Tiffany
Laura B
Grace C. Tiffany
Laura Burr Tiffany
Grace
Gustav H. Schwab
Christ Church
Sharon
New York Training School
St. Paul's School
Lawrenceville
Peace Conference Ends at Lake Mohonk Platform Adopted
The fourteenth Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration concluded in Lake Mohonk New York May 22 with a platform praising the Hague work and the rise of arbitration treaties. Baron Takahira urged amicable dispute settlement and urged nations to improve internal governance to reduce causes of conflicts.
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N. Y
Baron Kogoro Takahira
United States
Henry C. White
University of Georgia
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore College
William P. Rogers
Law School
University of Cincinnati
F. E. Chadwick
Rollo Ogden
New York “‘Evening Post
Hamilton Holt
the Independent
F. H. Rowley
Boston
Baron Takahira
Japan
Far East
Manchuria
Exhibition extended for former Art Students League works
Due to strong turnout the National Arts Club at 119 East 19th Street will keep the exhibition of former Art Students League alumni open through May 30.
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Art Students’ League
National Arts Club
East 19Th Street
Prominent Arrivals At Hotels List
Prominent arrivals at hotels include W. W. White of Worcester and D. H. Hurley of Charlotte at the Astor, E. 5. Hopedale and W. R. Moorehouse of Chicago at Manhattan, Brian Corsley of England and Mrs. J. C. Thaw of Pittsburg at Plaza, E. W. Scribner of Boston and T. P. Tuccracini of Rome at Prince George, Henry Tatnall of Philadelphia and Warrenary of Chicago at St R S, and George N. Ostrander of Albany at Waldorf Astoria.
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Astor
W. W. White
Worcester
D. H. Hurley
Charlotte
N. C
Manhattan
E. 5
Hopedale
Mass
W. R. Moorehouse
Chicago
Plaza
Brian Corsley
England
Jj. C. Thaw
Pittsburg
Sidney J. Colford
Philadelphia
Prince George
E. W. Scribner
Boston
T. P. Tuccracini
Rome
Italy
ST. R S
Henry Tatnall
Warrenary
Waldorf-Astoria
George N. Ostrander
Albany
Free museum admission and civic dinners listed for today
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History Zoological Gardens and the Van Cortlandt House at Van Cortlandt Park. Dinners include the 24 Company Signal Corps at the Hotel Manhattan at 7 p.m. Baron Sakatani dinner at the Hotel Astor and officers of the 224 Regiment dinner at the Hotel Astor at 7:30 p.m.
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
van Cortlandt House
van Cortlandt Park
24 Company
Signal Corps
Hotel Manhattan
Baron Sakatani
Hotel Astor
224 Regiment
Weather Forecast From Official Record and Outlook
A barometric low pressure area moves from the southern Rockies toward the Atlantic states, with expected rain along the way in the middle plains and Ohio Valley regions. Temperatures are above average in the Atlantic, Northwestern, and lake regions, and below in the middle West and Southwest. Forecast today is fair and warmer with southern winds. Sunday also fair.
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Rocky Mountain
Middle
Rocky Mountain Districts
Atlantic
Northwestern States
Lake Region
Middle West
New England
New York
New Jersey
Fleet in Washington parades of Atlantic fleet captivate Bellingham
In Bellingham Washington 3500 sailors and marines from seven ships of the Atlantic battleship fleet parade through the city amid martial music drawing 100000 visitors from Washington and British Columbia. Admiral Sperry attends from an auto as local celebrations unfold with balls theatres and fireworks. One sailor dead and a second wounded in separate incidents.
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Bellingham
Wash
Washington
British Columbia
Radley
National Guard of Washington
Sperry
Fairyland Rink
Daughters
Port Townsend
Seattle
J. J Straub
New Jersey
F. Lutinski
Admiral Evans Visits White House After Pacific Fleet Trip
Rear Admiral Evans, looking unwell yet declaring he is fit as a fiddle, met President Roosevelt who congratulated him on the battleship fleet voyage to the Pacific Coast. The President said he pressed for vice admiral but Congress did not share the view.
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Washington
Evans
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Congress
Australian invites governors for fleet honors
Melbourne reports the Commonwealth will issue invitations to governors ministers and officials of states to attend entertainments honoring the American battleship fleet. A special Flemington racetrack meeting is planned for September 2 featuring races such as the Squadron Hurdle, Roosevelt Handicap, Washington Steeplechase and Stars and Stripes Handicap.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Flemington
Washington
Atlantic fleet reorganized before world voyage
Washington reports the Atlantic battleship fleet will sail from San Francisco on July 7 for a round the world voyage. The ships will form four divisions with the Connecticut flagship leading the first division and other battleships including the Kansas Minnesota Vermont Georgia Nebraska New Jersey Rhode Island Louisiana Virginia Ohio Missouri Wisconsin Illinois Kearsarge Kentucky. Auxiliaries Panther Glacier Culgon Ajax Yankton Retief accompany the fleet.
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Kansas
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Vermont
Georgia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Virginia
Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Panther
Glacier
Culgon
Ajax
Yankton
Retief
Summer Parks for Children Plan Seeks Citywide Help
Howard Bradstreet urges The Tribune to publish a campaign for converting vacant lots into garden play centres for children in New York City. The Parks and Playgrounds Association asks for money vacant lots and volunteers to establish neighborhood summer centers under active guidance.
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Parks and Playgrounds Association
City of
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Howard Bradstreet
Metropolitan Parks and Playgrounds Association
Credit for Von Steuben Monument Design Credit
Cass Gilbert writes that architect T. R. Johnson of New York designed the Von Steuben monument in Lafayette Park with sculptor Albert Yaegers and that Johnson’s name was omitted in a Tribune description. He states his consulting role and urges proper attribution to Johnson alongside Yaegers.
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New-York Tribune
Steuben
von Steuben
Lafayette Park
Washington
T. R. Johnson
New York
Albert Yaegers
Johnson
Yaegers
After Coal What Alcohol Would Power Farmers
A reader in Boston on May 21, 1908 argues that alcohol will become a major energy source like electricity. He predicts farmers will grow crops rich in starch for alcohol to provide light heat and power, relying on fertile soil for high yields.
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the Tribune
Boston
M. J. Spalding
Churchill backs woman suffrage in public statements
The Dundee Post reports Winston Churchill during the recent campaign voiced support for woman suffrage. He said the next general election would feature it as a practical issue and Parliament should grant their claims. He added he would strive to help as women have a logical case and a strong popular demand behind them.
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Winston Churchill
Dorothy Howard
Churchill
Dundee Post
Suffrage Movement Spreads Among Women Leaders
Dorchester Massachusetts May 19 1998 A movement to extend woman suffrage gains breadth from a few flamboyant figures to wider classes of women. Lady Dorothy carried a banner in a suffrage procession and her sister Lady Mary Murray spoke at the New England Woman Suffrage Association annual meeting in Boston last May.
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Lady Mary Murray
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Boston
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dorchester
Mass
Governor John Sparks Dies at Reno Ranch
Nevada Governor John Sparks died at his ranch near Reno at 9 30 this morning after a period of illness Brights disease was listed as the cause His term would end December 31 1910 Sparks was born in Mississippi August 1843 He had served as Nevada governor since January 1908 Don S Dickerson will become governor at age 34 as the state's youngest chief executive and Sparks played a key role during the Goldfield mining troubles urging federal troops and clashing with President over peace measures.
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Nev
John Sparks
Nevada
Sparks
Bright
Mississippi
Don S. Dickerson
Goldfield
Colonel George A Miller of New York Law Firm Dies
George Alfred Miller of Carter Ledyard Milburn died at 180 Grove Street Montclair from a stroke. Born in New York and Columbia College graduate he taught at New York University Law School. A former lieutenant colonel in the 22d and later the 12th Regiments he was 54 and survived by a wife Julia Wainwright a son George A Miller and daughter Gertrude Miller.
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Montclair
N. J
George Alfred Miller
New York
Carter, Ledyard & Milburn
Grove Street
Columbia College
New York University Law School
New York National Guard
Miller
Julia Wainwright
Boston
George A. Miller
Gertrude Miller
Ackerman Pioneer Paper Merchant Dies in Greenwich
J Frederick Ackerman president of the Perkins Goodwin Company died after a brief illness at his Greenwich home. Born November 1 18% in Brooklyn he rose from clerk to head of the firm then its president since 1906. A yachtsman and leader in multiple trades organizations he leaves a wife and three daughters. Funeral at Christ Church Greenwich scheduled for 3 pm.
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J. Frederick Ackerman
Perkins- Goodwin Company
Fifth Avenue
13Th Regiment
National Guard
Greenwich
Conn
Brooklyn
Perkins, Goodwin & Co
Perkins-Goodwin Company
Ackerman
Indian Harbor
Manhasset Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
Merchants’ Association of New York
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Fourteenth Street Bank
Publishers’ Paper Company
Ernest C. Wills
Christ Church, Greenwich
Death of Charles M. Wood American consul general
Washington May 22 A cable from Hector de Castro Rome announces the death of Charles M. Wood vice consul general in Rome after ill health. Wood a Vermont native entered the consular service in 1873 serving in Paris Lyons before moving to Rome in 1876 where he remained. His body likely will be brought home for burial.
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State Department
Hector de Castro
Rome
Charles M. Wood
Wood
Mr. Wood
Vermont
Paris
Lyons
William R. Bailey Dead Former Manhattan Restaurateur
William R. Bailey died after a brief illness at his Brooklyn home 113 St. John’s Place. Born in Wales in 1832, he came to the U S as a boy and served as a steward with Collins Steamship Company. He was an officer on the relief ship to Major Anderson at Fort Sumter. He later served in the Chinese navy, then ran a restaurant at 130 Broadway. Thirty years later his business became the New York Hotel and Restaurant Company with Bailey as president, retiring in 1906.
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Manhattan
St. John’s Place
Brooklyn
Wales
Collins Steamship Company
Anderson
Fort Sumter
America
Broadway
New York Hotel and Restaurant Company
Bailey
No. 13
Cortlandt Street
Obituary notes recall Hubbard and other local figures
Samuel C. Hubbard former Middletown mayor and Lincoln elector dies at his Richmond Hill home. Elizabeth Sterry Du Fais sister of noted architect, funeral plans not announced. Sterling Browne Cox son of Mark Cox dies at 30 in East Orange after roles with Gillespie & Co and East Jersey Pipe Co. funeral private.
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Samuel C. Hubbard
Middletown
Conn
Abraham Lincoln
Beach Street
Richmond Hill
Long Island
Edwin Hubbard
Terra Cola
Fla
Elizabeth Sterry DU Fais
Ferdinand F
Louise Sterry (Pierson) du Fais
du Fais
T. A. Gillespie & Co
Jersey City
East Jersey Pipe Company
Rembrandt signature found on painting at Chicago Art Institute
A painting in the Hutchinson Gallery of Old Masters at the Chicago Art Institute, long catalogued as by another artist, bears a faint signature reading Rembrandt on the frame. The sombre early seventeenth century portrait is believed to be by Ferdinand Bol, a pupil of Rembrandt, according to director W N R French who noticed the signature.
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Chicago
Rembrandt
Hutchinson
Chicago Art Institute
Allison V. Armour
New Jersey
Ferdinand Bol
Bol
W. N. R. French
Art Institute
Double Bill at the American Theatre Impresses Crowd
Abramson Opera Company presents Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci to a packed crowd. Desana sings well after a one day rest with Pacini and Zarad in Alfie and Lola. Samoilov as Canio receives recalls while Arcangeli’s Tonio draws encore. Faust and Carmen follow. Next week ends with a farewell tribute for Director Abramson featuring parts of five operas.
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Abramson Opera Company
American Theatre
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M. Pacini
Alfie
Lola
Mme. Zarad
M. Samoilov
Canio
Mme. Helena
Nedda
Silvio
Samoilov
M. Arcangeli
Tonio
Nowise
Faust
Carmen
Abramson
Evangelism Urged by Presbyterian Assembly Leaders
Kansas City reports keynote speeches from ministers at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States urging active evangelism. Leaders called for salvation bands, individual conversions, and embedding evangelism in seminaries, with emphasis on unity and reform across the church.
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Kansas City, Mo
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Committee On Evangelistic Work
J. Wilbur Chapman
Philadelphia
J. €. Calhoun
Cumberland
William H. Roberts
Presbyterian Church
Roberts
South
New York City
John H. Converse
Converse
Assembly
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle
Committee On
Arthur J. Brown
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
Frederick J. Stanley
American Sabbath Union
Roosevelt
Joseph W. §Olk
Missouri
William H. Wallace
Kansas City
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Congress
Thomas H. Cleland
Chicago
American Tract Society
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Corea
America
England
Wallace Radcliffe
Washington
Darwin R. James
Brooklyn
Convention Hall
Indictment Against Barry and Co defendants Named
Indictments charging grand larceny were returned against Charles Barry of the Hotel Buckingham John Gundlach of 116 East 123d and Regulus Shippy of Mills Hotel No 1 Bleecker street Barry is accused of forcing Sherman & Co Keyport NJ into bankruptcy by notes totaling 108000 Gundlach is accused of taking 4 from John S Wright on a note signed by Garrett Linderman Shippy is charged with obtaining 25 from Samuel Biddlesen on a note for that amount for the Delphi Silk Company
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Charles Barry
Buckingham
John Gundlach
East 123d
Regulus Shippy
Mills Hotel No. 1
Bleecker Street
Barry
Sherman & Co
Keyport
N. J
Gundlach
John S. Wright
Garrett E. Linderman
Shippy
Samuel Biddlesen
Delphi Silk Company
Hippodrome Closes Tonight For Big Renewal Plans
The Hippodrome ends its run tonight with The Battle of Port Arthur and The Four Seasons. Shubert & Anderson plan a larger production next season and will extend the water tank for a large boat show. A rooftop restaurant is proposed for staff, and Frank Melville will move horses to Starrett's farm. Three thousand parochial schoolchildren visit as guests yesterday.
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Port Arthur
Hippodrome
Messrs. Shubert & Anderson
Bostock Debuts New Acts at Dreamland Coney Island
Bostock opens his season at Dreamland Coney Island with an all new program earned from a European tour. The show features his elephant Blondin walking a tight rope and performing tasks like nursing and nightly candle lighting before bed.
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Dreamland
Coney Island
Europe
Blondin
Earl Gulick Freed After Acquittal
Earl Guylick a former soprano was arraigned before Magistrate Cornell in the West Side court on a robbery charge and was honorably discharged. The magistrate declared him acquitted and stated police have no right to photograph him. There may be moves to remove Gulick from the rogues gallery.
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Earl Guylick
Alexander H. Dunlap
Cornell
West Side Court
Young Gulick
Law Institute Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The New York Law Institute elected E. Henry Lacombe as president and officers including George L. Ingraham Addison Brown and John E Parsons as vice presidents. Charles E Souther was named treasurer Jordan J Rollins secretary with Frederic R Coudert Benno Lewinson on the executive committee and D S Remson G C Lay B N Cardozo on the auditing committee. The next year nominators are Peter Alexander John R Dos Passos T Ennever F Lynde Stetson and G W Wingate.
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New York Law Institute
E. Henry Lacombe
George L. Ingraham
Addison Brown
John E. Parsons
Charles E. Souther
Jordan J. Rollins
Frederic R. Coudert
Benno Lewinson
D. S Remson
G. C. Lay
B. N. Cardozo
Peter Alexander
John R. Dos Passos
T. €. Ennever
F. Lynde Stetson
G. W. Wingate
Memorial notices list obituaries and funeral plans
A long death notice list from Brooklyn includes Eliza G Jones Frank M King Le Roy F Marshall Mary J Martin James E McCarthy Daniel Roberts William R Bailey John W Champlin John Waller Chapman Stev Browne Cox Sarah Mason Davison Elizabeth Sterry Louise Jennings Eliza Gardiner Frank Munroe King Le Roy F Lewis Mary Lawson James E Martin Daniel McCarthy Rev John J Roberts and others with service details dates times and locations in Brooklyn and nearby towns May 1908.
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Jennings
Louise 3. Jennings
Quincy St
Brooklyn
President St
Janesville, Wis
Lewis
Salem
N. Y
LeRoy F. Lewis
Marshall
Mary Lawson
Elvin F. Mershall
Feneral
Cuttessee
Martin
Paris
France
James E. Martin
Florence Brokaw Martin
M’carthy
Daniel
John McCarthy
Carlton Ave
Woodlawn Cemetery Access By Harlem Trains And Trolley Lines
Advertises easy access to Woodlawn Cemetery via Harlem trains from Grand Central Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys by carriage. Lots start at 150 dollars with a Book of Views available from 20 East 23rd Street. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 2413 West 294th Street offers chapels private and public ambulances. Telephone numbers 855 Gramercy and 1324 Chelsea.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Chapels
Chelsea
Desirable Help Quick Offered by Tribune Uptown Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions now installed at its Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway. The notice urges interested parties to consult the records to save time and expense in hiring.
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NEW York Tribune
Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices Listed
The Tribune details subscription options domestic and foreign, including mail rates, weekly and daily windows, and special editions. It lists multiple city offices in New York, Harlem branches, and international agents in Brussels London Paris Milan and Hamburg among others.
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