Body of Governor Clinton Reburial Arrives Kingston
After a Hudson River voyage from New York the body of Governor George Clinton reached Kingston aboard the USS Wasp for reburial. The flotilla included torpedo boats and submarines with Lt. Gov. Chanler and Clinton descendants aboard. Salutes were fired at each stop including West Point and Kingston Point.
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N. Y
Hudson River
New York
George Clinton
New York Naval Reserve
Wasp
Kingston Point
Scorpion
Porter, Thornton
de Lorg
Tingey
Hist
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Viper
Chanler
Hughes
Clinton
Peronal
Roswell Randall Hors
Benjamin M. Brink
Nelson H. Henry
Esopus
Cornell
Rob
S. D. Coykendall
Citizens’ Committee
Francis J. Higginson
W. H. Webb
Crane
West Point Military Academy
Governor backs tuberculosis program funds and vetoes bill
Albany May 293 Governor Hughes expressed full sympathy with the State Department of Agriculture in its tuberculosis suppression drive. Commissioner Pearson and Assemblyman Lansing reported assurances that funds will be provided for the department and for compensation to owners of condemned cattle. The governor opposed an Assembly Agriculture Committee bill, citing objections from the State Grange and concern over administrative features and funding. A new bill is being drafted to satisfy the governor and farming interests.
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Albany
Hughes
State Department of Agriculture
Pearson
Lansing
Rensselaer
Assembly Committee On Agriculture
Department
State Grange
Airman
Mesu
Calls Bingham Blatherskite Sparks City Row
Controller Metz defends Chief Engineer Withington after Commissioner Bingham accuses him of political motives over拒 refuse to approve Police Department station house plans. Metz blasts Bingham as a blatherskite while praising Withington for decades of service and cost savings.
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Bingham
Withington
Department of Finance
Police Department
Rock drilling race at Garden opens mining expo crowd
The International Mining Exposition opened at Madison Square Garden after Nevada state exhibit delay. Nevada Montana Michigan Alaska Brazil Mexico attend with ore samples and mining methods. The rock drilling contest features two-man teams drilling deepest hole in thirty minutes, with alternating hammer and grill duties. The show runs three weeks beginning June 20.
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Madison Square Garden
New Orleans
Nevada
Montana
Michigan
Alaska
Brazil
Mexico
Cluring
Merry Widow Comes to Town in Fraulein M Miller
Fraulein M. Miller of Vienna renowned for originated role in Lehar operetta arrives today aboard La Provence to perform in the Merry Widow at New Amsterdam Theatre in July after a prior Vienna season and an offer from Henry W Savage.
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Fraulein M. Miller
Vienna
Mr. Lehar
Henry W. Savage
Savage
New Amsterdam
Date Set for McIntyre Trial in Grand Larceny Case
Judge Foster schedules June 13 for the trial of Thomas A. McIntyre head of T A McIntyre Co and Syracuse partner George C Ryan. Five indictments for grand larceny allege their firm’s crimes. Assistant D A Train seeks an early trial while Ryan’s counsel objects to any date before June.
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Court of General Sessions Festerda
Thomas A. McIntyre
T. A
McIntyre
Colonel Snells Will Set Aside In Landmark Trial
The jury in the second trial has set aside Col. Snell's will, ruling him of unsound mind. The case, centered in Clinton Mississippi, involved Ruth Snell and a contested will that cut off a $56 annuity. The testimony alleged Col. Snell was insane regarding several women to whom he gave large sums, with passionate letters cited.
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Clinton
Mey
Snell
Colom
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Rithsy Snell
Showers in Tacoma salute for Rear Admiral Wainwright
In Tacoma on May 29 Acting Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright raised his blue pennant over flagship Georgia and will soon be officially promoted. A memorial celebration was planned for tomorrow while a parade will feature naval troops veterans and fraternal groups amid showers and visiting officers. In Eureka California reports say torpedo fleet progress included Perry repairs at Empire City after condensers failed aboard during rough seas.
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Wash
Richard Wainwright
Atlantic
Georgia
Wainwright
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Grand Army
Commercial Club of
Eureka
Cal
Perry
Empire City
Coos Bay
San Francisco
Bodega Point
Smallpox on the battleship Kentucky at Bremerton
A case of smallpox has developed on the battleship Kentucky at Bremerton navy yard. One sailor is confined and several others show signs. The Kentucky will be fumigated thoroughly. If the disease spreads among the crew it could delay its return to San Francisco and the Atlantic fleet next month to complete the world cruise.
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Kentucky
Bremerton Navy Yard
San Francisco
Church and Socialism at Fifth Avenue Parish House
The National Christian Socialist Conference opened a three day session in the Church of the Ascension parish house. Speakers critiqued capitalism and debated the relation of religion to socialism, warning ministers, imagining revolutionary change, and praising Theodore Roosevelt’s stance on social reform.
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National Christian Socialist Conference
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
10Th Street
Charles P. Fagnani
Union Theological Seminary
Quill Club
Rufus W. Weeks
Vidmar ties Schlechter for lead in Bohemian chess tourney
In Prague May 29 M Vidmar of Bohemia and C Schlechter of Vienna shared first place after the ninth round of the international masters tournament at the exposition. Vidmar defeated Bardeleben while Schlechter drew with Leonhart. Multiple results featured Kvicala, Spielmann, Rubinstein, Mieses, and others.
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Bohemia
M. Vidmar
C. Schlechter
Vienna
Vidmar
Bardeleben
Schlechter
Leonharéat
Officers Named For New York State Football Association
At the annual meeting held at the Boys' Club officers were elected for the coming year. President is Harry Manley of the Staten Island Football Club. Vice-president F. H. Tabor of the Boys' Club. Secretary Edgar O. Challenger of the Brooklyn Football Club. Treasurer A. H. Dale of Cameron Football Club. The board includes W. H. Stiles, W. D. Andrews, Thomas Bagnall, J. W. Gatty and J. O. P. Humphreys representing various clubs.
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New York State Football Association
Harry Manley
Staten Island Football Club
F. H. Tabor
Boys’ Club
Edgar O. Challenger
Brooklyn Football Club
A. H. Dale
Cameron Football Club
W. H. Stiles
W. D. Andrews
Crescent Athletic Club
Thomas Bagnall
Columbia Oval
J. W. Gatty
Freebooters
J. O. P. Humphreys
Bensonhurst Field Club
Ten Entries For Ocean Race At Marblehead Bermuda
The Marblehead Bermuda race entry list totals ten yachts across classes A through D. Esperanza, owned by J. D. McKee of the Atlantic Yacht Club, arrived Marblehead May 2 in first class condition.
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Bermuda
Esperanza
Zuhrah
Dervish
Venona
Marchioness
Edithanna
Little Hope
Lila
Chaos
J. D. McKee
Atlantic Yacht Club
Testimonial to Director Abramson at New York opera show
The review praises the opening night at the American opera with Mme Norelli and the Manrico performance, noting strong turns by Desana Samoilov Arcangeli and Norelli in key scenes. Director Abramson thanked the company and spoke of affordable grand opera, while previews mention Padovani in Traviata and the later Pagliacci night with Cesana and Ardizzoni.
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Leonora
M. Delli Franci
Manrico
Trovatore
Mme. Desana
Nedda
Aida
M. Samoilov
Canio
Radames
M. Arcangeli
Mme. Padovani
New York
Pagliacci
Cesana
Santuzza
Ardizzoni
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels List Names and Cities
A roster of notable guests checking into major hotels including Belmont with William Dilion Boston H Gow ana George I Jennings St Louis Hoffman Clifford Pemberton Jr Philadelphia Jesse R Philips Kenneth Clements Portsmouth Penn A D Clements and more at Hotels Belmont Astor Seville St Regis and St. Regent with figures such as Baron Stanislaus von Hengelmuller Austrian-Hungarian Minister to the United States and John D Little of Atlanta.
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Belmont
William Dilion
Boston
H. Gowana
George I. Jennings
St. Louis
Hoffman
Clifford Pemberton, Jr
Philadelphia
Jesse R. Philips
Kenneth Square
Penn
A. D. Clements
Portsmouth
Holland
James L. Robertson
Richmond
Walter ©. Bond
Toledo
Hotel Astor
Irving W. Drew
Lancaster
George W. Atkinson
Sunbury
Seville
Dr. Eun Boise
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. S. Moore
Albany
Joshua Levering
Baltimore ST. Regis
Baron Stanislaus von Hengelmuller
United States
John D. Little
Atlanta
Weather report and forecast from Washington May 29
Official record shows a tropical disturbance near Hatteras moving northward with rain in parts of the middle and south Atlantic states. Showers and thunderstorms affect the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and western lake region while temperatures run below seasonal average from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains.
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Hatteras
X. C
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Mississippi
Ohio
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
New England
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Atlantic Coast
New York
Pease Memorial Cornerstone Laid at Asheville Schools
A cornerstone ceremony marked the Pease Memorial Home honoring Rev Dr L M Pease founder of the Five Points Mission. The event at the Home Industrial School and Normal and Collegiate Institute, endowed by Miss Helen Gould, featured dedication by Rev Thomas Laurence. Edward P Childs of New York recently became president of the institutions.
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Asheville
N. C
Home Industrial School
Normal and Collegiate Institute
Helen Gould
Edward P. Childs
New York
Pease
L. M. Pease
Five Points Mission
Thomas Laurence
Five Points
Obituary for Mrs Caspar F Goodrich at Pomfret
Mrs Caspar F Goodrich widow of Rear Admiral Goodrich and longtime Brooklyn navy yard commanding officer died suddenly at her Pomfret summer home. Paralysis of the throat caused death. daughter Miss Gladys Goodrich survived with another daughter Mrs Mary Douglass Campbell of New York. Body sent to Stone Church New Jersey. funeral Monday at All Saints Memorial Church. Burial beside three sons. Mrs Goodrich was 57. Born in Manhattan, raised at Stone Church, married Sept 4 1873 during her husband’s Naval Academy service. She served in the YWCA women’s auxiliary. The admiral mourned deeply and returned to his home yesterday.
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Putnam, Conn
Caspar F. Goodrich
Goodrich
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pomfret
Here
Gladys Goodrich
Eleanor Milner Goodrich
United States
Vestal
Navy Yard
Miss Goodrich
Brooklyn
Naval Academy
Andrew Prentice
Gilead
Conn
Satterlee
Walter Satterlee
George C
Mary le Roy Livingston Sattertee
St. George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
Ingalls longtime New Jersey Supreme Court Justice dies in Troy
Charles R. Ingalls former Supreme Court Justice dies at his Troy home following a long legal career. Born September 14, 1819 in Greenwich, he studied law with his father, practiced with family, served in the State Assembly, moved to Troy in 1860, and served on the Supreme Court from 1863 with multiple re-elections. He later sat on the Court of Appeals and General Term of the Supreme Court First Department before retirement.
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Troy
N. J
Charles R. Ingalls
Supreme Court
Greenwich
Washington County
Charles Russell Ingalls
Charles F. Ingalls
Court of Appeals
Robinson
Supreme Court of the First Department
James Van Derbilt Lott Dies in Brooklyn Bank Manager
James Van Derbilt Lott, cashier of the Liberty National Bank, died at his home on Lefferts Place Brooklyn after a brief illness. He began in dry goods with Gardner Brewer Co later joined W W Huntington Co and Mercantile National Bank as discount clerk in 1882. He became assistant cashier in 1889 and cashier in 1897, resigning in 1907 to join Liberty National Bank.
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James van Derbilt Lott
Liberty National Bank
Lefferts Place
Brooklyn
Mr. Lott
Gardner, Brewer & Co
W. W. Huntington & Co
Mercantile National Bank
The
William W. Everett Former Hudson Steamer Leader Dies
William W. Everett seventy five former president of the People's Line steamships from New York to Albany died at his Croton Falls home in Westchester County. He once represented Putnam County in the Assembly and is survived by his wife, daughter of Daniel Drew, and a son, Robert of Tarrytown.
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People’s Line
New York
Albany
Hudson River
Croton Falls
Westchester County
Putnam County
Assembly
Daniel Drew
Bull's Head
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Everett
Robert
Tarrytown
William A. Kelly dies veteran newspaper man in Brooklyn
William A. Kelly a longtime newspaper man died at his daughter Mabel Hurley's home in Brooklyn from locomotor ataxia. Born in Moncton Canada in 1850 he came to New York as a boy and served in the Civil War quartermaster department. He later edited multiple weekly papers including The World Billiard World The North Hempstead Times and The North Hempstead Record leaving two sons and two daughters.
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William A. Kelly
Mabel Hurley
Prospect Place
Brooklyn
Mr. Kelly
Moncton
Canada
New York
Quartermaster’s Department
Admiral Crowninshield Buried With Military Honors
The body of Rear Admiral A. Crowninshield, who died in Philadelphia on Wednesday, was buried this afternoon with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. An escort of Marines, bluejackets, artillery, and cavalry, led by the Marine Band, accompanied the funeral. Chaplain P. H. Clark, from the Naval Academy, conducted the services.
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A. §. Crowninshield
Philadelphia
National Cemetery
Arlington
Marine
P. H. Clark
Naval Academy
Miller denounces forged document in New York divorce case
Paris May 29 J Martin Miller former American Consul at Rheims says a statement attributed to him in Mae Wood s suit for divorce against Senator Thomas Do Platt is a complete forgery He plans to consult lawyers to prosecute Miss Wood for forgery and declares the document fabricated and false from beginning to end.
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J. Martin Miller
Rheims
New York
Mae Wood
Thomas Do. Platt
Miller
Miss Wood
Mrs Elizabeth Cabot James Dies in Boston
Mrs Elizabeth Cabot James wife of George Abbot James and sister of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge died in Boston after a brief illness at her Beacon Street home She leaves her husband and a son Ellerton James
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Boston
Elizabeth Cabot James
George Abbot James
Henry Cabot Lodge
Beacon Street
Ellerton James
Obituary Notes Highlight Yonkers Pioneer John Archer
Obituary notes report Yonkers elder John Archer, among the oldest residents, dying at St John’s Hospital at age ninety two. He held many village offices before Yonkers became a city in 1872. Also noted is Christian Lermann a Marion New Jersey brewer and coal dealer who died at his South Orange home aged nearly seventy nine after suffering injuries from a trolley car accident on March 2.
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Yonkers
St. John’s Hospital
Christian Lermann
Marion
N. J
South Orange
Octopus Completes Submarine Trial For Official Tests
Newport R I May 29 After a twenty four hour sea service trial the submarine torpedo boat Octopus returned tonight. With fourteen crew and three naval board members aboard plus Lt Charles E Courtney the craft spent six hours submerged traveling five to eight knots. No air was added or expelled during the dive and occupants breathed air stored with the vessel. Speed and habitability tests were satisfactory.
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R. L
Octopus
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
Charles E. Courtney
Reception Cancelled At West Point Due To Law Change
West Point New Jersey May 29 In response to a change in the law the board of visitors of the United States Military Academy will not convene in June as usual and the planned reception in its honor at West Point is cancelled. The June exercises will proceed as scheduled.
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N. J
Board of Visitors
United States Military Academy
Derelict Destroyer Seneca Makes Successful Trial
The Seneca, a new steel derelict destroyer and the only craft of her type ever designed, completed a successful trial trip off the Virginia Capes. It maintained 14 knots during the run. Builders Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company will turn the vessel over to the Revenue Cutter Service around June.
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Newport News
Virginia Capes
Revenue Cutter Service
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Wrights Plans Puzzle Hidden Secret In Patent Files
Aero Club members dissect Wright brothers airship plans in L Aerophile as January 28 Paris patent filing prompts claims the drawings omit the core principle. A. M. Herring asserts a missing control method and lever operation. Officials cite government contracts and August trials at Fort Myer Virginia highlighting ongoing mystery.
Morris Plains Patient Escapes From State Hospital
Morristown New Jersey May 2 Charles B Sulke an inmate of the State Insane Hospital at Morris Plains was taken away this afternoon and has not been returned Dr Bindley D Evans heads the asylum Two visitors arrived in an automobile and took him away Sulke a prosperous Jersey City plumber became infatuated with a woman in Newark Mrs Sulke had him placed under treatment.
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A. W. Wilson
Ridgefield
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Socialist Party
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Wilson
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St. Louis
Eliot White
Western
Massachusetts
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Worcester
Morristown
Charles B. Sulke
State Insane Hospital
Morris Plains
Bindley D. Evans
Sulke
Jersey City
Wright brothers' aeroplane to demo in Europe
Paris reports Wilbur Wright of Dayton arrives to demonstrate their aeroplane in Western France. An enclosed two square mile field is prepared, from parts shipped last year and a locally built motor. European patents cover key features and a plan to form a company to exploit the machine may follow. The French government reportedly offers to buy exclusive rights for three years if the two man craft flies thirty miles and returns.
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Ohio
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Andrew D White Returns Home by Prinzess Irene
Andrew D. White and Mrs White departed Naples today aboard the Prinzess in Irene bound for New York after a stay noted in the local diary.
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Andrew D. White
Mrs. White
Irene
New York
Mrs Grover Cleveland Heads to New Hampshire Resort
Mrs Grover Cleveland and her children plus her mother Mrs Perrine left Princeton today for West Ossipee N H. Mr Cleveland expected to join them there soon. They plan to stay until September and return if his health allows. Reports from Lakewood on Mr Cleveland's condition are encouraging.
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N. J
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Perrine
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N. H
Reading material sought for soldiers in the Philippines
The international committee of the Young Men's Christian Association asks readers to donate current magazines and periodicals for the Army and Navy in the Philippines. Items should be sent prepaid to the committee at 14 West 2th Street.
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International Committee
Young Men's Christian Association
Army
Philippines
Association
No. 14
West 2Th Street
Roosevelt names two new Naval Academy visitors
President Roosevelt appoints David F. Barry of Providence and Herbert L. Satterlee of New York to the Naval Academy Board of Visitors. They replace resigning members George D. Metcalf and Cyrus E. Lothrop. Satterlee is president of the Naval League and is J. P. Morgan’s son-in-law.
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Roosevelt
David F. Barry
Providence
Herbert L. Satterlee
New York
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George D. Metcalf
Cyrus E. Lothrop
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1400 Persons Take Up New Lands in Idaho Opening
Boise Idaho May 2 Registration for the opening of eighty thousand acres of land under the Salmon River Twin Falls Irrigation project opened at Twin Falls this morning and before noon fourteen hundred landseekers had registered depositing nearly half a million dollars Five thousand persons are already on hand for the drawing on Monday under the Carey act Nearly every state in the Union is represented.
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Slater Charged With Refusing to Support Wife
Alfred Slater of Newark faced the First Criminal Court on a charge of failing to support his wife, 48, after she testified he took his clothes and left the home. He claimed their 19 year old daughter and two sons mocked him at meals and that he would provide for his wife but not the entire family. A truce was reached.
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American Steel and Wire Company
Paul Revere
Lexington
Alfred Slater
Bergen Street
Newark
Slater
Howell
Sudden death notices appear in The Tribune items
The clipping compiles numerous early 20th century death notices and funeral details for individuals including William Watts, James Vanderbilt Lott, and Georgiana Nichols. It records dates of death in May, May 1903 to 1909, residences in Brooklyn and New York, funeral times at various churches, and interment plans in Canada and Connecticut.
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery can be reached by Harlem trains from Grame Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Inquiries via Gramercy 4355 for Book of Views or office. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 241-3 West 284 Street. Chapels private and public ambulances. Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Desirable help offered at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for various job positions is now available at its Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices
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