Cardinal Returns Home With Blessings From Rome
The American Cardinal, age seventy four, arrives home after visits to Rome, Switzerland, London and Ireland. He speaks of public affairs with vigor, notes unity in Maryland support, and comments on the Catholic Church's global activities and the controversial public procession in London. He avoids declaring political preferences, stressing national resilience.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Switzer
London
Ireland
The
Tribune
Baltimore
Marinland
Maryland
Pius XI
America
Pius X
Laughcoun
Campaign subscriptions and fund mailing details
Editor urges readers to send campaign subscriptions and provides treasurer addresses. George R. Sheldon at 1 Madison Avenue New York and George J. Smith at 43 West 30th Street New York City are named as state and national committee treasurers. Subscriptions may be sent to either or both.
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National Committee
George R. Sheldon
Madison Avenue
New York City
State Committee
George J. Smith
West 30Th Street
Letter to Editor Urges Unified Support for Hughes and Taft
Fred L. Decker of Saratoga Springs urges The Tribune to back Governor Hughes and Taft alike, arguing that indifferent Republican newspapers risk losing votes for the national ticket. He contends Hughes and Taft share ideals and urges local Republican leaders and papers to unite for the common cause.
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The
Tribune
Hughes
New York
Taft
Republcan
Fred L. Decker
Seratoga Springs
Defence of English Athletes Protest Letter to The Tribune
A letter from A Dekker defends English athletes at the 1908 Olympic Games and condemns American conduct in events such as the tug o war and the 400 metres. The writer cites Halswelle and Dorando, contrasts fair play with foul perception, and attacks perceived Irish political deceit, noting England won more events overall.
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Tribune
Carpenter
Halswelle
Dorando
Haiswelle
A. Dekker
the Pines
Bridgewater
England
Metropolitan Chorus Arrives for Opera Season
On the North German Lloyd liner Barbarossi 25 members of the German chorus arrive in Hoboken for the Metropolitan Opera House season. Hans Steiner, the new German chorus master, has trained them for six weeks in Bremen in Die Tannhauser Lohengrin Par.
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Hoboken
Metropolitan Opera House
Hans Steiner
Bremen
Tannhauser
Lohengrin
Tiefland to Open Season with Blass aboard voyage
The season previews feature sifal and d Alberts debuting Tiefland as a novelty. German bass Robert Blass was aboard the vessel, indicating a notable guest performance and return to the stage lineup.
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Sifal
d’Albert
Tiefland
Robert Blass
Basso
Garfield Takes Office At Williams College Inauguration
Harry Augustus Garfield was inaugurated as Williams College president in Williamstown Mass amid a large gathering of educators and dignitaries. Governor Guild and Ambassador Bryce attended, along with James Bryce and W Murray Crane. The ceremony featured inaugural address and many honorary degrees led by President Garfield.
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Williamstown
Mass
Harry Augustus Garfield
Princeton University
James A. Garfield
Williams College
Curtis Guild, Jr
James Bryce
United States
W. Murray Crane
Garfield
James Rudolph Garfield
Interior
Irvin McDowll Garfield
Abram Garfield
Williams
Franklin Carter
Carter
Wiliam W. Adams
Fall River
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Pr. Zelie
Plainfield
N. J
John H. Hewitt
Yale
Ernest H. Wood
New York City
Richard Austin Rice
University of Virginia
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Lowell Institute
Boston
James Fprree
Massachusetts
Hamilton Wright Mabie
New York
Ambassador Bryce
Guild
Eliot
Harvard
Pryce
America
Brooklyn Judge Patrick Keady Dies After Long Service
Patrick Keady died at 436 Clinton Street Brooklyn after years on the bench and a career in law and journalism. An Irish native who came to Brooklyn fifty years ago he served in the Assembly contributed to early noar labor laws and defended notable cases including the Beecher Tilton trial and Kate Merrigat murder defense. Survived by his wife Katherine Kregan and three sons the funeral is set for St Stephen's Church Brooklyn tomorrow morning.
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Patrick Keady
Court of Special Sessions
van Wreck
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Judge Keady
Assembly
Keady
Beecher-Tilton
Kate Merrigat
McClellan
Katherine Kregan
St. Stephen's Church
Edward Banker Hilton Dead in Milan at Fifty Eight
Edward Banker Hilton eldest son of the late Judge Henry Hilton died suddenly in Milan from paralysis after a three day illness. He traveled Europe with his wife and two children and was Paris representative for Hughes Denning at the time. Hilton, a Columbia Law School graduate, had been with the firm Davies Work McNamee Hilton and later served as Paris agent for Hilton Hughes Denning and Sylvester Hilton Co. He retired in 189 Mr. Hilton left a widow Dorothy Walbridge and several siblings.
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Edward Banker Hilton
Henry Hilton
Milan
Italy
Hetty Green
Albert B. Hilton
Columbia University Law School
Davies, Work
Hilton, Hughes & Denning
Sylvester, Hilton Company
A. T. Stewart
Hilton
Paris
Dorothy Walbridge
Washington
Arthur MacArthur
John M. Hughes
Horace Russell
Henry G
Margaret Hackstaff Dies After Illness at Hampton Home
Margaret E Hackstaff wife of Charles L Hackstaff and youngest daughter of Mrs E A Hoffman died at her Hampton summer home from heart disease. She had been operated on for appendicitis three weeks earlier and was recovering when heart trouble struck. She leaves her husband and three daughters including Mrs Albert Gallatin.
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Fast Hampton
Long Island
Margaret E. Hackstaff
Charles L. Hackstaff
E. A. Hoffman
Dean Eugene A. Hoffman
Albert Gallatin
Haughton Murray Dies in Princeton from Pneumonia
Haughton Murray son of the late Rev Dr James Ormsbee Murray first Princeton dean died yesterday at his Princeton home from pneumonia aged about forty He was born in New York and graduated from Princeton University class of 1909 The funeral will be at 162 Mercer Street Princeton at 2 30 this afternoon.
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Haughton Murray
James Ormsbee Murray
Princeton University
Princeton
Mr. Murray
New York
Mercer Street
Murray
Haughton
James
Julia R. Murray
Mercer St
N. J
Oliver
Eugene Oliver
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
Pmm
Obituary notes for Frank and Henry de Witt van Orden
Frank, a longtime publisher in the city, died at age 63 after a long career. Henry de Witt van Orden, a lawyer based at 187 Greenwich Street, passed away at his Catskill summer home in his eighty fifth year. He belonged to Union College Alumni Association and the Holland Society. funeral at the Catskill Reformed Church tomorrow at 2 PM. His Brooklyn home was 1% Hicks Street.
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Henry DE Witt van Orden
Greenwich Street
Catskill
Union College Alumni Association
Holland Society
the Reformed Church
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
van Orden
Reformed Church of
Caskill
Hudson
Night Riders Close Arkansas Cotton Gins
Twelve cotton gins of the Arkansas Valley Cotton Oil Company in Dardanelle closed after notices posted last night. The warning claimed the night riders were friends but threatened torches if the plant was not closed immediately. The action followed in Little Rock after the notices at the company's office.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Valley Coton Oil Company
Dardanelle
Navy battleship fleet to return to Hampton Roads for review
The Atlantic fleet plans a homeward route from Manila to Hampton Roads for a Roosevelt review then New York shore leave, followed by Guantanamo target practice. Admiral Sperry reports ships in good shape and itinerary details include Suez and multiple Mediterranean ports with divisions to Genoa Marseille Naples and others. concerns rise over December 1 departure without full entertainment program. A torpedo ship Solace sailed to Samoa after coal bunker fire delay.
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Washington
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Roosevelt
New York
Guantanamo
Sperry
United States
Metropolis
Manila
Colombo
Suez
Mediterranean
Connecticut
Vermont
Kansas
Marseilles
Georgia
Nebraska
Kentucky
Genoa
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Leghorn
Louisiana
Virginia
Malta
Algiers
Ohio
Missouri
Athens
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kearsarge
Naples
Negro Bay
Gibraltar
Honolulu
Solace
Samoa
No Liquor for Fleet in Japan
Tokyo dispatch reports rejoice among Japanese Christians as authorities ban liquor and certain native peep shows at receptions for the American fleet arriving at Yokohama. The YMCA Seamen's Mission English churches and mission students will run religious meetings and provide guides to keep sailors from temptation.
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Japan
Yokohama
Young Men's Christian Association
Seamen's Mission
Mission School
Naval Sharpshooters and Fleet Movements Across The Seas
Navy sees about one fifth of enlisted men in small arms practice with a growing sharpshooter rate. Atlantic fleet ships miss Pacific Coast range limits but hope Guantanamo practice with gun crews. Annual Chauncey trophy awaits best Pacific crew while Missouri holds Atlantic cup. Orders place officers in new posts. Warship movements include arrivals at Newport News Boston and Puget Sound voyages for trials and liberty assignments.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Guantanamo
Chauncey
Missouri
Trial of Lieutenant Evans Ends Testimony
Manila Oct 7 The court martial of Lieutenant Frank T Evans of the Louisiana heard testimony on charges including absence from post disrespect to a superior and intoxication. Doctors Wentworth and others testified they did not deem Evans intoxicated. Evans admitted leaving the deck while on watch but said he went below to quell a minor disturbance.
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Manila
Frank T. Evans
Louisiana
Andrew R. Wentworth
Evans
Army Officers Finish Test Walks Across Eastern Posts
Five squads of army officers completed a fifty mile three day test walk from Prospect Park to Coney Island for the Governor's Island group, with routes through Fort Hancock Fort Howard Fort H. G. Wright and Fort Monroe. Medical exams remain to confirm fitness while celebrations start at several forts.
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Chesapeake Bay
New London
Department of the East
Sam
Fort Hancock
New Jersey
Fort Howard
Maryland
Fort H. G. Wright
Fort Monroe
Virginia
Governor's Island
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Krupp Co Seeks Federal Suit Over Gun Patents
The U S government may be sued and enjoined from infringing Krupp of Essen Germany patents for recoil brakes and gun parts used in Springfield rifles. Justice Robb wrote the DC Court of Appeals opinion. The case centers on ownership of patents and alleged wartime manufacture at Rock Island Watervliet and Springfield arsenals.
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Washington
United States
Krupp Company
Essen
Germany
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Robb
General Crozier
United States Army
Rock Island
Watervliet
N. Y
Springfield
Mass
Veteran repays pension found not entitled to
A Civil War veteran returned 1172 to the U S government after long receiving a pension to which he had no equitable claim. Commissioner Vespasian Warner reported to President Roosevelt that the man, examined and found sane, sent in a certificate two bonds a $172 draft and a letter seeking restitution.
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Washington
United States
Vespasian Warner
Roosevelt
Faculty defies order to reopen St Petersburg University
St Petersburg October 7 faculty members refuse to reopen the university despite ministerial order and plan to challenge the minister of education measures in court. Reports say Moscow University students and those from technical schools joined the nationwide student strike with Kiev and Dorpat universities also declaring strikes.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
St. Petersburg University
Moscow University
Kiev
Dorpate
CP Railway Resumes Service As Strikers Return
Winnipeg Oct 7 Mr Barry general manager of the Canadian Pacific Railway agreed to take the striking mechanics back. The company shipped all strike breakers to the East and South and all the strikers returned to work this afternoon.
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Winnipeg
Barry
Canadian Pacific Railway
Russian cholera shows increase and serum experiments fail
In St. Petersburg on October 7 the cholera case toll rose with 124 new infections and 41 fatalities reported in the last 24 hours. Experiments with anti cholera serums yielded no positive results and hospitals are halting serum use while focusing on vaccination and inoculation.
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St. Petersburg
Sanitary Board
Bechtler coin sells for $785 in Wilson collection sale
The so called rarest Bechtler coin a dated 1 1 2 cents brought $5 the top price paid in the final sale at the Collectors Club on West 26th Street H O Granberg of Oshkosh Wis bought the piece also taking the 1802 half dime for $715 and a $455 Wass Moliter & Co gold piece dated 1855 Brand of Chicago paid $350 for a Templeton Reid coin from 1830 Elder announced three day sales total of 13100 Granberg 5000 Brand 2500 and Mitchelson 1000 plus top prices for olive toned 184 cent piece and other cents and a 1851 octagonal gold piece at 260 Mormon coin 1849 30 Mitchelson also paid 150 for Summer Island sixpence 1616 earliest American struck.
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James B. Wilson
Collectors’ Club
West 26Th Street
H. O. Granberg
Oshkosh
Wis
Wass, Moliter & Co
San Francisco
W. M. Brand
Chicago
Templeton Reid
Thomas L. Elder
Granberg
Mr. Brand
J. C. Mitchelson
Tariffville
Conn
Mitchelson
Summer Island
America
Episcopal Curate Weds Nurse in Grace Church
Miss Elizabeth Irene Tiernan a trained nurse married Rev Henry Boardman Van derbogart curate of Holy Trinity Middletown Conn yesterday afternoon at Grace Episcopal Church. Ceremony performed by Rev C S Acheson rector of that church amid family opposition due to Catholic Protestant ties.
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Elizabeth Irene Tiernan
Grace Episcopal Church
Henry Boardman Vanderbogart
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Middletown
Conn
C. 5 Acheson
Miss Tiernan
Vanderbogart
Michael J. Tiernan
New Haven
James Tiernan
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
New London
Weather Report Shows Clearing in Texas and Varied Rain East
Official Weather Bureau record notes a low moving east over the lake region and Ohio Valley with light rain. Showers in central plains, fair elsewhere, temperatures generally below average in the central valleys and lake region, slight rise in Atlantic states. Forecast: Thursday showers in Atlantic coastal areas, then cooler, fair elsewhere.
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Washington
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Texas
Central Plains
Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
European
Grand Banks
Weather Bureau
Seamen's Institute Dedicatory Event At West and Jane
The Institute for Seamen at West and Jane streets held its dedication as the eightieth anniversary of the American Seamen's Friend Society was celebrated. Notables included Rear Admiral Coghlan and diplomats from Britain, with Mrs. Sage honored for her contributions and plans announced to furnish remaining rooms.
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Institute For Seamen
West
Jane Streets
American Seamen's Friend Society
Russell Sage
Society
United States Navy
Joseph B. Coghlan
E. W. Matthews
British and Foreign Sailors’ Society of London
John B. Calvert
Charles A. Stoddard
Theodore Cuyler
Stoddard
Sage
C. B. Parsons
The
New York Maritime Exchange
Waldorf-Astoria
J. B. Devins
G. McPherson Hunter
Matthews
Mrs. Sage
Ladies’ Guild
British Society
Sailors’ Magazine
Chart and Compass
Princess Louise, Duchess of Fife
Roosevelt
Queen Mother
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Sage Anton A. Raven
Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Society
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Funeral of George Irving at Old St Pauls Chapel
George Irving nephew of Washington Irving died at 37 Madison Avenue. The funeral was held in Old St Pauls Chapel with simple rites led by Rev C Montague Geer. The procession conveyed the body to Greenwood Cemetery. His father John T Irving was New Yorks first judge of the Court of Common Pleas and sold Wilets Point property to the United States for a fort and government reservation.
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George Irving
Washington Irving
Madison Avenue
Old St. Paul's Chapel
George Washington
C. Montague Geer
Greenwood Cemetery
Irving
John T. Irving
Court of Common Pleas
New York
Mr. Irving
United States
Wilets Point
Today’s Free Museum Admission and Evening Lectures
Today features free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Multiple talks and meetings occur at Hotel Astor and other venues across the city, detailing lectures on history, architecture, and global topics with numerous educators and speakers.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Yorkville Hospital
Hotel Astor
New York Credit Club
Employment Help and Subscription Rates at The Tribune Uptown Office
Special notices invite employers to consult applicants at The New York Tribune Uptown Office 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets with office hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, tri weekly, weekly farmer, and foreign mail options, plus bounds for domestic and international postage.
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THE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Wekly Farmer
Nts
Europe
Universal Posal Union
Tribune
Sia Montas
Public Service Commission Finds June Trains Largely On Time
Albany report shows 50,122 trains in the 2d District were surveyed for June. % percent reached divisional terminals on time, per Public Service Commission announcement issued today.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Marriages in The Tribune on October 7 1908
Notices list marriages on October 7 1908 in Noroton Connecticut Cambridge Massachusetts Old Westbury New Jersey and Culpeper Virginia. The couples include Julie Edna Capen to John Henry Lap ham Walter Neilson Capen daughter Mary Eaton to Dr John Mann Sarah Elizabeth Russell to Robert Hyde Neilsen Ear Ergigh White horne to Earlena S Taunt. Indicate full names and addresses for indorsement.
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Lapham—Capen
Presbyterian Church
Noroton, Conn
Carlos Martyn
Julie Edna
Walter Neilson Capen
John Henry Lapham
New York City
Mann—Eaton
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy
Henry Luteck
Mary
Calvin Ward Eaton
Albany
N. Y
John Mann
Old Westbury
Long Island
Neilson—Russell
Christ Church
Cambridge
Mass
Prescott Evarts
E. B. Joyce
Sarah Elizabeth
Joseph Ballister Russell
Robert Hyde Neilsen
New Brunswick
N. J
Death notices republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Bedford Mary E widow of Samuel Bedford died October 7 1908 funeral notice to follow headstone list includes numerous individuals with common surname and varied given names in a regional notice style from The Tribune.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Bedford
Mary E. Bedford
Samuel Bedford
Obituary notices from a Brooklyn area page
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements dated October 1908 list individuals including Fitzgerald, Getchell, Hackstaff, Hart, Haws, Hilton, Judge, Keady, Lyman, Murray, Oliver, Peacock, Pinckney, Van Orden. Entries give residences in Brooklyn and nearby towns, with service times, interment locations, and issuing organizations or churches.
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Bedford
Mary E. Hitton
Edward B Carmody
John J Tudge
Margaret T. Chichester
Jeremiah M. Keady
Patrick
Cress
Marvin
Lyman
George C Drugan
Catherine
Murray
Haughton Kilzgerald
Louis
Oliver
Eugene
Gatchell
Altice
Peacock
Hackstafft
Margaret E. Pine
Mary C. Hart
Fredericka B. van Henry de W. Haws
Lavinia
Classified Notice of Ambulance and Real Estate Listings
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys. Lots $150 up. Telephone 4853 Gramercy in Book of Views or representative. Offer 26 East 23 St New York City UNDERTAKERS FRANK FE CAMPBELL 241-3 West 231 St Chapela Private and public ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Harlem
Grand Camtral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New Yorks City
Frank FE. Campbell
West
St Chapela
Chelsea
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the Tribune
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Tokio
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Portiam
George A. Taylor
Denver
William N. Michel
4Th Field Artillery
A. P. Niblick
Olympia
H. J. Zidgemeier
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P. Symington
J. J. Hannigan
Wyoming
S. B. Thomas
Navy Yard
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D. Potter
Newport News
Birmingham
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San Juan
Hist
Scorpion
Castine
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Pacific Fleet
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C. P
Bechtler
Wilson
Bride
the Weather Report
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Pennsya
Portia Law Club
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American Institute of Banking
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7Th Regiment
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Henry B. Savage
Iifth Street
Fifth Avenue
George F. Cooler
Institute Hall
106Th Street
Leakey
Public Library
East Mth Street
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St. Luke's Hall
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Grove Streets
St. Ann's Avenue
147Th Street
Benjamin Co. Mars
Amethyst Avenue
van Nest
Thomas B Connery
Lafayette Hall
Alexander Avenue
137Th Street
Burmah
Levi J. Denchfield
de Witt Clinton High School
H Street
Willis Fletcher Johnson
70Th Street
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Allen Demonde
Scents
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Uptown
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25Th Street
West 125c
Sage Ok
SRSA
American Press Company
Hay Thomas Cook & Son
Suc Myan
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Bureau Des Etrangere Continental
Figero
Ssarbach's
Rue St. George
American Rese Company
Scribe Brentano's
Avenue de Opéra
Nice
Geneva
Lombard, Odler & Co
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Florence
French, Lemon & Co
Vis
Maquay & Co
Saarbach’s
Viale Monforta
Hamburg
American Express Company
Ferdinandstrasse
Mayexce
Saarbach
DAILY
Hotel
Victoria
Chariton Hotel
Metropols
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aAcheson Hotel
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Queen's Hotel
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Midlam
Pradfort Hotel
Wellington
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Morecambe Bay
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de Vers
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Scheveningen
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Central Hotel
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Cassel
Bellevue
Dresden
Sommer
Freiburg
Continental
Four Seasons
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Nassauhof
Palace
Imperial
Wiesbaen
Spristol
Vienna
Hungaria
Baste
Jungfraeblick
Interlaken
Belmont
Megtreux
Grant Hotel
Milam
P. S. Board
Carmody
Jona J. Cammody
Congress St
Brooklym
St. Peter's Church
Hicks and Warren Sts
Chichester
Fordham
M. Chichester
Stratford
Cross
Bedford Are.a
Marvin Cross
Ierb
Pacific St
Fitzgerald
Garrion-on-the-Hudson
Grand Central Depot
Tarrytown
Woodlarnory
Society OF the War Veterans OF the Seventh Regiment
Louie Fitzgerald
40Th NY
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
Grand Central Station
W. Hubbell
Richard Greene
Ordover
Alice Getehell
Bleeexer St
Hackstaff
Easthampton
L. I
Margaret Euphemia Hackstaf
Verr
Eugene A. Hoffman
D. D
Trinity Chapel
West 25Th St
Clinton Ave
Margaret T
Denis A. Judge
Mis
Clinton St
Patric Keady
Catherine Cregan Keady
Calvary Cemetery
Lyman—Suddently
Woolstock
George Clark Lyman
Joseph and
Mary Lyman
Englewood
Emgewood
Chambers St
Erie Ferry
Woodlawn
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