Autos Road Breakers New Ideas in Building
H H Gross delegate to International Roads Congress in Paris outlines a plan for government financed roads. He proposes one third cost by government, rest split between state and township, and promotes asphaltic rock between large stones to reduce dust and maintenance costs. He notes autos erode macadam and seeks long transcontinental boulevards linking farms to rail and ships.
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H. H. Gross
Roosevelt
United States
International Roads Congress
Paris
Gross
Farmers’ Good Roads League of
Ilinois
St. Paul
Tribune
Mr. Gross
Chicago
Ken- Tennessee
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Seeck—Ss
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Germany
Europe
Taft
Congress
Gress
Presbyterians Offer Increase to Pittsburg Pastor
The Second Presbyterian Church of Pittsburg unanimously voted to raise Rev Edward Youngs salary by 3000 to 10000 a year to keep him from Brooklyns Bedford Avenue Church but he said he would refuse the raise yet stay with his current congregation.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
Second Presbyterian Church of
Edward Young
Bedford Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklin
Young
Rockefeller to Return Here From Forest Hill
John D. Rockefeller will leave his Forest Hill home on Thursday to return to New York. He says he likes both cities for personal and business relations and reiterates that he feels better and can do more work than fifteen years ago.
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the Tribune
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
New York
Rockefeller
Young Woman Rescued From Bay After Despair Claim
Miss Ethel Knowles of Brockton Brooklyn was pulled from New York Bay by William Van Pelt near Fort Hamilton. She was taken to Norwegian Hospital and held at Fifth Avenue court for attempting suicide. Relatives say she was from a well to do saltpetre family and had been studying business.
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Ethel Knowles
Sterling Place
Brocktyn
William van Pelt
Suhstreet
Dalzell Place
Brooklyn
New York Bay
Fort Hamilton
Fifth Avenue
Wes
Maxine Elliott
Daly’s Theatre
Rachel Crothers
Mysell
Bettina
Paris
Berlin
Miss Elliott
Salome
Herod
Rush at Art Students League Enrolment Draws Crowds
The Art Students League opened winter season enrolment with a record rush. By opening time a hundred people stood outside and the line grew as hours passed. Some older students waited over an hour and left, planning to return today to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Students’ League
Rare African fauna gifts to the American Museum of Natural History
Dr. Hermon C. Bumpus announced a gift to the American Museum of Natural History from the daughter of John D. Archbold. The mounted specimens include a giant forest pig and a rare bongo from West Africa. The animals were collected in British East Africa and mounted by Roland Ward in London. Exhibits debut in the museum's east wing.
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John D. Archbold
Hermon C. Bumpus
American Museum of Natural History
Br. Bumpus
Africa
England
West Africa
British East Africa
Striking Canadian Pacific Machinists Accept Award Ends Walkout
Ottawa reports the Canadian Pacific machinists have accepted the Board of Conciliation award under the Lemieux act, ending the two month strike after initial rejection. Montreal notes the company offers no new terms, promising reemployment on pre strike conditions, with many strikers seeking work tomorrow.
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Ottawa
Canadian Department of Labor
Canadian Pacific
Board of Conciliation
Lemieux
Montreal
St Petersburg University Closes Amid Strike
The University of St. Petersburg closed today without disorder and may reopen before Christmas. Rector Shivkevich says most students opposed the strike but were led by political committees. Lectures to resume tonight despite potential disorder as the strike continues until the Douma acts on the new university bill. Prime Minister Stolpin travels to the Gulf of Finland to report to the Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
University of St. Petersburg
Shivkevich
Douma
St. Petersburg University
Imperial Polytechnical Institute
Woman's College
Stolrpin
Gulf of Finland
Fire destroys Philippine Products plant in Manila
A blaze wiped out the Philippine Products Company plant in Manila causing over 200000 dollars in damage largely covered by insurance. The facility stored copra and coconut oil and was largely owned by New York men. The New Jersey company’s leadership includes Franklin G. Colby president and Charles Tatham treasurer with a board featuring Colby Colby and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Products Company
Surance
New York
Philippine Products Company of
New Jersey
Franklin G. Colby
R. Steinlan
Charles Tatham
Benjamin B. Colby
Josephine W. Colby
D. C. Link
Eustace Conway
G. Snow
Isaac M. Simmons
Death in Manila: Virginia Yeoman Suicide
Rear Admiral Sperry reports George Schiff chief yeoman aboard the battleship Virginia committed death by own action at Manila last night. Schiff, son of Solomon Schiff of 727 Hancock Street Brooklyn, was with the Atlantic battleship fleet at Manila.
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Washington
Sperry
Manila
Navy Department
George Schiff
Virginia
Solomon Schiff
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
Togo Entertains Americans at Tokyo Dinner
Admiral Togo hosted a dinner for the wives of American naval officers awaiting the Atlantic battleship fleet. Officials and prominent figures attended. Lt Cmdr Dougherty presented a silver bowl from Col Thompson inscribed as a token of esteem and admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Togo
John A. Dougherty
Colonel Thompson
Dougherty
Thompson
New York
China Names Kuping Tael Standard Coin Preface
An edict from Peking proclaims the Kuping tael as the empire’s standard coin, with the tael and half tael at 98 percent fineness and smaller coins at 88 percent. The Mexican dollar is legalized pending Kuping coin preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Wright Makes Three Flights at Le Mans
Wilbur Wright, the American aeroplanist, flew three short demonstrations in Le Mans France with passengers. One flight carried M Bellee who weighs about 216 pounds and two carried M Pellier 176 pounds. The weight tests were entirely satisfactory.
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le Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
Aeroplanist
M. Bellee
M. Pellier
Aero Club of the
Fire in Forward Hold Aboard Monterey in Havana Harbor
The Ward Line steamer Monterey, sailing from New York to Veracruz, reached Havana early today with a fire in her forward hold that began yesterday morning. The full extent is not yet known but a large portion of the cargo is expected to be salvaged undamaged.
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Havana
Ward
Monterey
New York
Vera Cruz
Havana Harbor
G. A. R. Seeks State Pensions for Members
Albany Oct. 5 Grand Army of the Republic state members plan to push a pension law in the next Legislature. A committee led by Department Commander W. H. Daniels met and formed a sub committee to draft a bill. Members William A. Boyd Henry Knapp and Lewis E. Griffith to circulate it among posts.
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Albany
New York State
Grand Army of the Republic
W. H. Daniels
Wiliam A. Boyd
Henry Knapp
New York City
Lewis E. Griffith
Troy
Banker Sued by Daughter in Law Over Alienation
William M. Durkin Sr. a Brooklyn retired broker was named defendant in a suit by Maud L. Durkin to recover 6000 for alienation of her husband's affections in Special Term Brooklyn. She also filed for separation and alimony fees through lawyer Edward J. Reilly claiming she was kept from her husband and father-in-law's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. Durkin, Sr
Brooklyn
Maud L. Durkin
Majestic Theatre Shows Agnes A Tense Drama
Nance O Neill stars in George Cameron’s Agnes at the Majestic Theatre. A memory loss twist reveals a wife and her lover on trial as a surgeon risks uncovering the past during a life saving operation. The four act play holds audience suspense from start to finish.
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Agnes
George Cameron
Majestic Theatre
Nance O'Neil
France
Geoffrey Marshe
Marshe
Loring Brent
Brent
Miss O'Neil
Mr. Marshe
Mr. Creover
Percy F. Ames
Harry Crutchiey
Vaudeville Opens at American Theatre Under Morris Direction
The American Theatre debuted under William Morris management with a strong vaudeville bill. The audience filled the house as acts followed one another, with Charlie Ross and Mabel Penton among the featured performers drawing praise from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Theatre
William Morris
The
American
Charlie Ross
Mabel Penton
The American Idea at the New York Theatre
George M. Cohan presented The American Idea at the New York Theatre last night to a large audience. Chief performers included George Beban Trixie Friganza Robert F. Dailey and Stella Hammerstein. The piece gave satisfaction and will be discussed further later.
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New York Theatre
George M. Cohan
George Beban
Trixie Friganza
Robert F. Dailey
Stella Hammerstein
Mr. Cohan
Virginia Harned Tops Bill at Hammerstein's Victoria
Virginia Harned headlines this week at Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre in a short play The Kid of the Hour. Irene Franklin Bert Green Leo Ditrichstein company Lyon Parkes and La Belle Blanche also appear in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Harned
Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Irene Franklin
Bert Green
Leo Ditrichstein
Fatima Miris dazzles in Geisha rapid-change at Lincoln Square
Mile. Fatima Miris headlines the Lincoln Square Theatre bill with a nineteen costume changes in The Geisha sketch. The audience praised the rapid-change act and the supporting lineup also delivered solid performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Square Theatre
Mile
Fatima Miris
The
Henry W. Savage Heads to Italy for Short Trip
Henry W. Savage sails today for about a month or more, planning to visit Paris to view the opera The Prince Zilah and perhaps bring it back. He notes the merry widow will move on, but one devil will stay at the Garden Theatre throughout the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
Italy
Mr. Savage
Paris
Prince Zilah
Merry Widow
Garden Theatre
Mme Fritzi Scheff Shines in The Prima Donna at Studebaker
Chicago report says Mme Fritzi Scheff starred in The Prima Donna a new comic opera by Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert at Studebaker Theatre. The show and Scheff were warmly received with a featured waltz theme noted. The company included W J Ferguson James E Sullivan William K Harcourt and others.
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Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert
Chicago
Tribune
Mme
Fritzi Scheff
Studebaker Theatre
Melting Pot by Zangwill Premieres Before Roosevelt
The Melting Pot, Zangwill’s new play set in New York, premiered tonight at Columbia with President and Mrs. Roosevelt, diplomatic corps, and officials in attendance. The drama portrays Russian Jewish immigrants fusing into typical Americans through metropolitan life. Republicans urged immediate voter registration to ensure their party’s chances.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Israel Zangwill
New York
the Columbia Tonight
Roosevelt
Zangwill
Dr Kinsman Elected Bishop Ready for Consecration
The Rev. Dr. Frederick J. Kinsman of the General Theological Seminary has been chosen to succeed the late Bishop Leighton Coleman as Bishop of Delaware. He stated yesterday that he would be consecrated at Trinity Church.
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Frederick J. Kinsman
General Theological Seminary
Tribune
Leighton Coleman
Delaware
Protestant Episcopal Church
Electing Dr Kinsman Rector At Seminary
In Wilmington on October 2 percent Dr Kinsman was highly gratified by his election. He has lived at No 5 Chelsea Square for years. Born in Ohio forty years ago he has served as rector of St Marks Bowery and as professor at General Theological Seminary. He was ordained in 18 percent in Paris and held posts at St Pauls School St Martins New Bedford and Berkeley Divinity School before declining the St Pauls rectorship in 1907.
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Wilmington
Kinsman
Chelsea Square
Seminary
Ohio
St. Mark's Church
The
Bowery
General Theological Seminary
Paris
France
St. Paul’s School
St. Martin's Church
New Bedford
Mass
Middletown
Conn
Berkeley Divinity School
St. Paul's School
Movements of Robert L. Clark Drowning Suspect
W J Clark of General Electric received a letter from his son Robert Lincoln Clark a Yale graduate and Harvard Law School student reporting arrival near Lake Geneva September 23 and noting a passport signature in a missing man’s diary matches a hotel register in Montreux, suggesting possible identity error.
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W. J. Clark
General Electric Company
Robert Lincoln Clark
Yale
Harvard Law School
St. Gingolf
Geneva
Oeeee
Lausanne
Montreaux
J P Mitchel's Father Stricken in Stroke at Registration
Joseph Mitchel of 447 West 162d Street suffered a stroke as he tried to register at 2087 Amsterdam Avenue. An ambulance from Washington Heights Hospital took him home, and his condition improved later. The notice urges readers to register today before 10 p.m. and to locate the Manhattan Bronx booths in The Tribune.
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Joseph Mitchel
West 162d Street
John Purroy Mitchel
Amsterdam Avenue
Mr. Mitchel
Washington Heights
Register
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Tribune
Right Rev Michael Tierney Bishop of Hartford Dies
Hartford obit reports the Right Rev Michael Tierney bishop of Hartford dies at home from a stroke. Irish born September 29 1839 he studied at St Thomas Academy Bardstown Ky and St Josephs Seminary Troy N Y he was ordained May 26 1886 and became bishop February 22 1894. His legacy includes founding St Marys Home for the Aged St Thomas Seminary and multiple hospitals and social institutions in Connecticut and surrounding states.
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Hartford
Conn
Michael Tierney
Bishop Tierney
County Tipperary
Ireland
Norwalk
Cong
St. Thomas Academy
Bardstown
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
Conroy
Father Tierney
St. Joseph's Cathedral
John Williams
Boston
Tierney
St. Mary's Home For the
West Hartford
St. Thomas’s Seminary
St. Francis’s Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Waterbury
St. Raphael's Hospital
New Haven
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bridgeport
St. Joseph's Hospital
Willimantic
St. John’s Industrial School For
Deep River
St. Vincent Day Nursery
House of the Good Shepherd
York Peer Baron Herries Dies in England at 78
Marmaduke Constable Maxwell twelfth Baron Herries died in York England today. Born 1837 he succeeded his father in 1876 after marrying Angela Fitzalan Howard. He leaves wife Angela Mary Charlotte and daughter Gwendolen Herries. He belonged to Atheneum Brooks's Hurlingham and Yorkshire clubs.
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York
England
Marmaduke Constable Maxwell
Baron Herries
Marcia
Edward Marmaduke Vasour
Hazlewood
Yorkshire
Angela Mary Charlotte Fitzalan-Howard
Lord Howard
Glossop
Gwendolen Herries
Atheneum
Brooks's
Hurlingham
Death of English-born machinery founder Robert Deeley
Robert Deeley of 39 West 70th street died suddenly at his Stam ford summer home. Born May 23, 1827 in England, he came to the U S 53 years ago and organized Robert Deeley & Co. in 1868, a maker of sugar plantation machinery. He retired four years ago, leaving the foundry to son Thomas Edward. Survived by daughter Mrs J Hamilton Murray. Funeral at 241 West 23d street tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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Robert Deeley
West 70Th Street
Stamford
England
Robert Deeley & Co
West 32d Street
Deeley
Thomas Edward Deeley
J. Hamilton Murray
No. 241 West 23d Street
Obituary notes from Ohio and Louisiana figures
Thomas Morrison of Thomas Morrison & Co. meat packers in Cincinnati died suddenly. Rev Samuel Armsted former Louisiana Secretary of State died in Shreveport at age 104. John Clegg former Louisiana district judge and prominent Southern lawyer died in New Orleans. born in North Carolina fifty six years ago.
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Thomas Morrison
Ohio
Cincinnati
Thomas Morrison & Co
Samuel Armsted
Louisiana
Shreveport
John Clegg
New Orleans
Judge Clegg
South
North Carolina
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Hotel Astor and More
Captain E. B. Winans and A. 8. A Belmont arrive at the Hotel Astor. H. Sturges from Providence checks in at the Imperial with Alden B. Sleeper from Boston. H. T. Henderson of Durango checks in at Manhattan. Baron Lanbrozy from Vienna arrives at Regis. H. A. Blair from Chicago checked in at the Waldorf Astoria.
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ASTOR
E. B. Winans
Abelmont
H. ©. Sturges
Providence
Imperial—Alden B. Sleeper
Boston
Manhattan
H. T. Henderson
Durango
Col ST. Regis
Baron Lanbrozy
Vienna
Waldorf-Astoria
H. A. Blair
Chicago
Free museum admission and city lectures on history and art
Today features free access to the American Museum of Natural History and the Metropolitan Museum of Art plus Zoological Gardens. Public lectures at Wadleigh High School and multiple public schools cover topics from The Nature of and Color to Greece and France with illustrated presentations by noted educators and historians.
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American Museum of Nature
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Zool Gardens
Board of Education
Wadleigh High School
114Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Ernest R. von Nardreff
Mott and
Spring Streets
Greece
Frank W. Jackson
East Ssth Street
Italy
Clarence de Vaux Royer
4Th Street
First Avenue
Orthern
California
Tf. Mount
5Th Street
Ireland
Lewis W. Armstrong
Audubon Avenue
168Th Street
France
Louis F. Berry
Museum of Natural History
T7th Street
Columbus Avenues
Wiliam B. Humphrey
Public Library
West 135Th Street
Henry E. Crampton
West Side
West 50Th Street
New York
Frank B. Kelley
169Th Street
Third Avenue
Kate S. Chittenden
Park Avenue
Williamsbridge
Hudson
Kenneth Bruce
Weather Forecast and Registration Urges Voters
Official Weather Report notes low pressure moving east with rains from the Pacific to the Atlantic States. Forecasts call for showers midweek and cooler spells, with light to fresh southeast winds along coasts. Local notes include yesterday’s temps and a push to register to vote today to avoid missing the chance.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Central
Lake Region
Atlantic States
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Plateau
Rocky Mountain
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Bermuda
European
Grand Banks
New England
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South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Gilford Robinson Marriage at Red Roof West Chester Penn
On Monday October 5 the Rev Arthur Rogers joined Themes B Gilford Jr and Mary Penrose Robinson at Red Roof residence of the brides mother West Chester Pennsylvania The notice requests full fame and address for marriage and death notices republished in the Tri Weekly Tribune without charge.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Gilford—Robinson
Arthur Rogers
B. Gilford, Jr
Mary Penrose Robinson
Francis
Hooton
Red Roof
West Chester
Penn
Death notices from Matteawan to Windsor Terrace
Multiple obituary notices dated October 1908 list deaths in Matteawan New York, Albany and Brooklyn areas. Individuals include Eliza Ann Andrews, Ceei l Henry Arden, William H. Bailey, Bessie Bale, Edwin Phelps Bassett, Anna Roselle Beekman, Johanna Burke, John Peter Burke, Grace Chamberlin, Cornelia McClure Cogswell, Bridget Colgan, Robert Deeley, Isabella Van Cleaf. Details cover funeral arrangements, church names, addresses, and interment locations.
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Puneral
Church of the Holy Communion
Garrison
N_ Y
Bailey
New
West 57Th St
William H. Bailey
West 234
Newwa
Bale
Bessie Bale
Henry Bale
Friente
Vanderbilt St
Windsor Terrace
Brooklyn
Church of Immaculate Heart of Maxx
East 1Th St
Fort Hamilton
Beekman
Anna Roselle Beekman
John P
Eliza Clark Beekman
Madison Ave
Kinderhook
S. C
Albany
Burke
Johanna Burke
Chamberlin
Grace
Eben J
Mr. Knowlton
ST Remsen St. Broost
Cogswell
Cornelia McClure
Ledyard Cogswell
Archibald McClure
Susan Tracy Rice
Colgan
Bridget Colgan
Edward Colgan
Richard J. Colgan
Margaret M. Quinn
Daniel Quinn
Sterling Place
In Memoriam Bowden James Bowdemp Obituary Note
In loving memory of James W. C. Bowdemp born October 6, 1907. Passed in quiet remembrance, mourned by family and friends.
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Bowden
James W. C. Bowdemp
International Hotel Listings and Postage Rates Detected
Domestic rates for mail to US and Mexico with foreign postage charges listed. Subscription prices for daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday editions. Reading rooms in hotels across London England Scotland Gibraltar France Austria Switzerland Italy and other European cities named.
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Mexico
Manhattan
Broms
Tor Fe Seumien Nowell
Pailagines
Tx Stoncas
Tribune Ae
Tribune
New York Ct
Sunday Tribune
Wealy Farmer
Europe
Universit Postal Union
the Tribune
Sunday Tribune Om
London
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Metro Grand
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England
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Sha Isle of Lg ES
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St Seech
Glasgow
Ayr
Station
Irieg
Kerry
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Cecil
France
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Rice
Astoria
Patheute
Albany
Montana
Wurtemberger
Nuremberg
Hotelhof
Palace
Imperial
Austria
Sristol
Vienna
Switzerland
Victoria
Rome
Villa Nobdio
Exien Palace
Milam
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Charlie Hope
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Thomas J. Kelly
Christine Marshall
Gertrude Berkeley
Annabelle Greenleaf
Susanne Perry
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Leis
Frances Clark
Mamie Dean
Viola Fortescue
Bettina Dean
Eens Seeces
Maxine Elijott
Nance O'Neill
Reginald Fenshawe
Nellie Malcolm Lord Repert Vane
John A. Mieson
Brookfield
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Harry Crutchly
O' Neil
Hume
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Lincoln Square
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F. J. Kinsman
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J. P. Mitchel
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Mutual Knights Templar Association
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Dean Hoffman
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S. 4
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Harlem
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Jerome Avenue
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East 22d St
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
St Chapela
Chelsea
NEW York Tribune
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Tribune Ofice
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Idee Breagwan
Teegraph
125Th Street
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Camden
Morgan, Haines & Co
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Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangers
Continental
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Avenue de rOpéera
Nice
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