Drama Kew Play at the Hudson in a Melodramatic Night
The Hudson performance presents a loose adaptation of a tale with an emphasis on situation over plot. Cast highlights include Galbreith as the strongest, while Ferguson and Berk deliver fatigue-free turns. Stork’s presence is noted as a flaw in acting style. The reviewer calls the melodrama respectable but monotonous, praising atmosphere over fidelity.
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Migas
Edgar Dat
Hudson Ee
Gilbert
Qonan
Canada
Regme
Galbreith
Hargsen Armstreme
Stork
Lez
Mr. Stork
Cmd
Felern
Serind
Sebert
Selwyn
Stout Harry
Wynd
Wynd. “Fighting For His Own Hand He Was Cheered By Friendly Plendits
Revival of The Crisis staged at Hackett Theatre
A revival of the play The Crisis was presented last night at the Hackett Theatre with Mr J E Hackett in the principal role. The production drew keen attention and applause, noted for its dignified restraint and dramatic boldness. This week the Hackett company continues with two book plays The Prisoner of Zenda and The Qik, both popular.
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Hackett Theatre
J E& Hacket
Winston Churchill
Hackett
Mary Persons
West End Theatre Presents The Warrens of Virginia
The Warrens of Virginia returned to the Belason Theatre and Stuy, now at the West End Theatre. Frank Keenan stars as General Warren with Miss Charlotte Wier as the steadfast Southern Notable. The production is praised as a human war drama rather than a battle piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vir- We
Belason
Stuyis
West End
Frank Keenan
Generelt Warren
Charlotte Wier
Circle Theatre Atesnsens Presents The Who Stood Still
Circle Theatre continues with Seer nic Will and Lovis Mann in a serio comic piece titled The Who Stood Stil. Mann shows ambition and rising popularity despite rough edges and broad humor, with hopes he will sharpen to meet audience expectations set by past standards.
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Atesnens
Seer Nic
Circle Theatre
Lovis Mann
Jules * Tenur
Oder
Somlimat
Mann
Jefferson
Bille
Warrens of Virginia at Brooklyn Academy of Music
Brooklyn residents will see The Warrens of Virginia on October 19 at the new Brooklyn Academy of Music. Frank Keenan and Mia Walker will star in the production, continuing the venue’s fall program.
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Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Brooklyn
Piey
Warrens
Virginia
Oectober
New Academy of Muse
Frank Keenan
Tieite Walker
Prrié
Gillette to Reopen York Theatre in Sarm wa Play
Gillette returns to York Monday night at the Criterion Theatre with a play titled Sarm wa. His local following may doubtless welcome him, as Mezimera is set to present Eug Theatre on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
York
Criterion Theatre
Mezimera
Eug Theatre
Hinean
Death of Mrs M Fie Ends Link to Edmund Kean in Bute
The death of Mrs M Fie of Kingarth Bute at eighty six closes a personal link to actor Edmund Kean. Her father John Reid was Kean’s gardener on Woodend estate, which Kean bought in 1822. Kean died May 15 1833 aged forty six.
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M’fie
Kingarth
Bute
Island of
Edmund Kean
John Reid
Kean
Muie
Henry Irving Anniversary Sparks Debate on Memorials and Egotism
The third death anniversary of Henry Irving prompts talk of American relics as mock memorials to outshine English reverence. Ellen Terry’s claim that Irving was an egotist draws mixed reaction, while colleagues recall his praise for peers and his artistic leadership of the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Irving
David Garrick
Hamlet
Irving
America
England
Westminster Abbey
Joseph Jefferson
Central Park
Ellen Terry
Miss Terry
Nance Qidfield
Mephistopheles
Margaret
Faust
Ada Behan
John Hare
Jefferson
Aries
Sir John
Landen Lyceum
Anthony Chaolutg
Gaus
Garrick
Henderson
Sir Walter
Deloraine
Musgrave
Harry Lauder Delights Lincoln Square Audiences
Harry Lauder appeared at Lincoln Square Theatre with Scottish organizations in attendance. The comedian sang jolly ditties and delivered roving reflections to two full crowds, following a successful prior New York run. The engagement is limited with two daily performances and strong support from other performers.
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Lincoln Square Theatre
Harry Lauder
Lauder
New York Theatre
Lincoln Square
Mr. Fiske Secures Hackett Theatre for Season
Harrison Grey Fiske forms an arrangement with James K Hackett to control the Hackett Theatre for the major part of the season after Hackett's current engagement ends. Mrs. Fiske plans to appear next in Salvation Hell once the revival of romantic dramas concludes. The Devil continues at the Relases Theatre with no stated end.
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Harrison Grey Fiske
James K Hackett
Mr. Fiske
Mr. Belasco
Hackett Theatre
Mr. Hackett
Mrs. Fiske
Mclear
the Devil
Relases Theatre
Colonel J Mansfield Davies Dies At 80 In Burlington
Burlington Vermont October 12 Colonel J Mansfield Davies a Civil War commander died at his home aged eighty He was grandson of General Jared Mansfield Surveyor General under Thomas Jefferson Davies moved nine years ago from Fishkill on the Hudson where he owned a large estate His wife Miss Martha Brooks of New York City survives him
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Burlington, Vt
J. Mansfield Davies
Jared Mansfield
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Davies
Fishkill-on-the- Hudson
Martha Brooks
New York City
Death of Mrs. Ruth Early Nash in Galiapolis Ohio
Ruth Early Nash sister of Confederate General Jubal Early dies in Galiapolis Ohio at age last of the Early Virginia family. She was widow of Samuel S. Nash. Jubal Early died in 1894.
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Galiapolis
Ohio
Ruth Early Nash
Jubal Early
Mrs Lucy Ann James Dies In Baltimore At 87
Mrs Lucy Ann James wife of William James and sister of the late R G Dun died Friday near Baltimore in her eighty seventh year. Born in Chillicothe Ohio she had recently lived at St James Missouri She leaves a son Thomas James of Baltimore and two daughters Mrs James Dun of Chicago and Mrs George Hamilton Cook of Baltimore The funeral was held at 7M St Paul street Baltimore yesterday afternoon.
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Lucy Ann James
William James
R. G. Dun
Chattelanee
Baltimore
Chillicothe
Ohio
St. James
James
Thomas James
James Dun
Chicago
George Hamilton Cook
St. Paul Street
Harris
White Plains
N. Y
Wiliam B. Harris
Hyde
Westfield
Mass
Frances Eilzebeth
Albert Warren Hyde
Chattelance
Meryed Lucy Ann
Missouri
St. Pat St
Meyer
West
John Frederick Otto Meyer
Colonel Dewitt C Sprague Dies at 72 in Washington
Colonel Dewitt C Sprague former U S Consul in Germany and Italy during Grant administration died of pneumonia at his Washington home aged seventy two He previously practised law in New York and served as private secretary to General Rosecrans then Treasury Registrar Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery
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Washington
Dewitt C. Sprague
United States
Germany
Italy
Grant
New York City
General Rosecrans
Register of the Treasury
University Club
The
Loyal Legion
District of Columbia
Connecticut
New York
Arlington National Cemetery
Joseph A Scranton Dies In Scranton After Illness
Joseph A. Scranton former Congressman and owner of The Scranton Daily Republican died at home in Scranton Pennsylvania after a long illness. He leaves two children Mrs Daniel Tate and Colonel Robert M Scranton. He founded the Scranton Daily Republican in 1867 and served in the 47th Congress and four subsequent terms.
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Tribune
Scranton
Penn
Joseph A. Scranton
Scranton Daily Republican
Daniel Tate
Robert M. Scranton
Madison
Conn
Pennsylvania
Internal Revenue
Obituary notes for Dr Francis Alfred Gile and others
Obituary notes report the death of Dr Francis Alfred Gile a longtime homoeopathic practitioner of the Oranges New Jersey at his Broad street Bloomfield home from heart failure born 1845 Franklin New Hampshire served in the Civil War. Also noted are the deaths of William Bradley a Boston merchant formerly in the city and Faron Nelson Wakefield born 1883 in Mahopac Falls Putnam County New York son of Wilson Faron Wakefield and Mary Elizabeth Baldwin Wakefield graduate Yale class of 6 in Harvard Law School senior year at the time of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Alfred Gile
Oranges
N. J
Broad Street
Bloonfield
Dr. Gile
Franklin
N. H
William Bradley
Boston
Faron Nelson Wakefield
Port Chester
Mahopac Falls
Putnam County
N. Y
Wilson Faron Wakefield
Mary Elizabeth (Baldwin) Wakefield
Yale
Harvard Law School
Mrs Nord Alexis Dies in Port au Prince
Mrs Nord Alexis wife of Hayti President Nord Alexis died after a short illness in Port au Prince. Funeral services were held with great crowds in attendance. The body will be sent to Cape Haytien. President Nord Alexis, though greatly affected, remains vigorous. He has been Hayti’s president since 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-au-Prince
Hayti
Nord Alexis
Cape Haytien
Harti
Golden Butterfly at Broadway Theatre Impresses Broadway
Broadway Theatre audiences praised The Golden Butterfly a three act operetta by De Koven and Smith. Grace Van Studdiford starred as Ima with Walter Percival and Louis Harrison in support in Hungarian setting near Budapest. Notable numbers include Dont Forget Me and In Paris as the butterfly ballet adds novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
de Kovenard Smith
Broadway
Grace van Studdiford
I'ma
Walter Percival
Louis Harrison
Franz
Welter Percival
Paris
Budapest
Messrs. de Koven
Smith
de Koven
Bertha
Peteffy
Lenora Novasioiga
Mari Woods
Count Androssy
Hungarian Hussars
Charles Purcell Peteffy
Louis Casavant Baron von Affenkoff
Budapest Opera
Louis Harrison Lima Waiden
Paeeeren Opera Company
Chorve Anata
Grace van Studdtford
Frank Benor Schmuckee
Charley W. Butier
Lump See
Robert G. Williams
Erelbein
Walter Jenkins
Puffenkranz Ree
A. Hanschmen Schmalz
Carl Gordon Franz
Latin Quarter
Alter Percival Wanda
Alice Hii
Hanska
Bedapane
J. McCarthy
Tina Korbay
Opera
Peechof
Gene Luneska Hildegarde
Lenora Novasio
Freda
Louise Garrett Magda
Coryphees
Florence Topham
Mathewson Praised by The Three Twins Cast at Herald Square
At the Herald Square Theatre the Three Twins audience cheered Christy Mathewson who attended with fans and rooters. Clifton Crawford presented a silver loving cup from producer Joseph M. Gaites and the company to Mathewson after the second act, who declined stepping on stage and pledged the Giants would rebound next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Square Theatre
Christy” Mathewson
Mathewson
Echo
Clifton Crawford
Joseph M. Gaites
Bessie McCoy
Mr. Mathewson
Giants
Miss Annie Russell Stars in The Stronger Sex in Newbury
Miss Annie Russell appeared in John Valentine’s comedy The Stronger Sex in Newbury New York on October 12 its first country production after a long London run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
N. Y
Annie Russell
John Valentine
London
In Memory of George Wilson at Chamber Meeting
A noon gathering of the chamber honored George Wilson with tributes from George F. Seward and Charles Stewart Smith. A resolution praising Wilson was adopted, and the chair once held by the late secretary was ordered away for thirty days. Remarks were delivered by A Barton Hepburn Schieren James Talcott Jesse Higgins G Waldo Smith and Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
George F. Seward
Charles Stewart Smith
M Wilson
Jason 4. Schiff
A. Barton Hepburn
Schieren
James Talcott
Iacause Jesus Jenes Higgins
G. Waldo Smith
Louis
Charcot Expedition Arrives In Rio on South Polar Quest
The steamer Pourquoi Pas carrying the Charcot Antaret te Exploration Expedition reached Rio de Janeiro on October 12 en route to the South Polar regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hijo de Janeiro
Pourquoi Pas
Charcot Antarette
South Polar
Delhi Throne Dispute Involves Curzon Letter to Art Director
Sir Purdon Clarke of the Metropolitan Museum of Art disputes a Curzon letter in The London Atheneum about a throne pedestal. Clarke notes Curzon misidentifies the pedestal as part of the Peacock Throne complex and says Curzon may be mistaken about its provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
London Atheneum
Purdon
Ye pedestal of peacock throne exhibit at Delhi questioned
Metropolitan Museum exhibit linked to the peacock throne in Delhi faces authenticity doubts raised by Lord Curzon. The scene centers on whether the piece is genuine or a replica amid imperial era debates. Curzon’s scrutiny adds weight to a historic art controversy.
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Yedestal
Peacock
Delhi
Metropolitan Museum
Lord Curzon
Marble pedestal from Peacock Throne platform questioned
The article debates whether a white marble pedestal at the Museum belonged to the platform that held the Peacock Throne. Curzon and Sir Purdon dispute its link to the Delhi throne, noting the throne was taken by Nadir Shah and later broken in Persia.
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Delhi
Nadir Shah
India
Persia
Purdon
Teheran
Lord Curzon
Sir Purdon
Tytler
South Kensington Museum
Metropolitan
Where Chanler Stands on Racing Policy
Letter to editor from Herbert Chase dated October 1 1908 in Brooklyn questions where Democratic nominee Chanler stands on enforcing the Percy Gray racing law. Chase warns that voters expect clear position on gambling controls and constitution protections under Governor Hughes era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Chanler
Percy-Gray
Hughes
Brooklyn
Herbert Chase
Southern voters in New York argued as a party line
E H Quick letters The Tribune criticizing Southern residents in New York as partisan voters for Bryan and Chanler. He compares carpetbagger era injustices to Tammany Hall's corruption and urges The Tribune to air these ideas, noting Murphy Conners Metcalf and party bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
New York City
Bryan and
Chanler
South
Tammany Halil
New York
Murphy and Conners
Met‘arren
Tammany Hall
Brooklyn
Behold Beard Lecture On Party Government At Public School M5
A lone crowd of about one hundred women and girls attended Professor Charles A. Beard's lecture at Public School M5 on 08th Street near Amsterdam Avenue, part of a six lecture series at Columbia University. No more than a quintet of attendees were men as the audience filled a fraction of the six hundred-seat hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Warren Resigns as Dean of Boston University Theological School
Boston reports Professor William F. Warren resigns as dean citing increased work at the school. The likely successor is Rev. Dr. Frank J. McConnell of Brooklyn New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Sources in Brooklyn suggest the offer has been made but acceptance is unlikely.
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Boston
William F. Warren
Boston University
Boston University Theological School
Frank J. McConnell
New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Boston Theological School
McConnell
Fifth Ave Plan Protest On Widening Project
Merchants committee met to challenge Fifth avenue widening proposals. Simon Brentano said sidewalk loss and 50 percent more roadway would harm porticos and lamps on Holland House Lincoln Trust Altman Tiffanys and other buildings. Elmer Darling J Howard Burton W P Sackett and Paul Orvis attended.
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Merchants
Fifth Avenue
Board of Estimate
Simon Brentano
Holland House
Lincoln Trust Company
Lindsey Brothers
Altman's
Tiffany’s
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Baumgarten's
Knabe’s
Elmer A. Darling
J. Howard Burton
W. P. Sackett
Paul W. Orvis
H M Allister to wed again in New York
New York couple obtained a marriage license in Providence on October 12. Heyward Hall McAllister, 48, born in Savannah, son of Samuel McAllister, a lawyer, and Melanie Jeanne Benke, 29, born in France, daughter of Blaise Benke, an army officer. He previously married Janie Garmany in Savannah, was divorced, and Mrs Brandt later wed a London banker.
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the Tribune
Providence
New York
Heyward Hall McAllister
Savannah
Samuel McAllister
Melanie Jeanne Benke
France
Blaise Benke
Heyward Hart McAllister
Ward MedAllister
Janie Garmany
L. C. Garmany
Tuberculosis Exposition Closes With Public Health Stance
Washington officials closed the tuberculosis exposition after Dr. John S. Fulton urged cleanliness with the injunction do not expectorate on streets and do not allow others to do so. Dr. Henry G. Beyer announced the official closing at 9 30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John S. Fulton
Henry G. Beyer
Committee On Exhibition
Funeral for Richard Webber Draws Harlem Swift Crowds
The funeral in Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church drew one of Harlem’s largest crowds in years with police clearing space outside for the hearse and carriages. Mr Webber, a philanthropist and active member of many societies, was honored by friends and the poor he aided, and two hundred of his business associates attended. Burial took place at Mount Kisco Cemetery amid large floral tributes.
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Richard Webber
Harlem
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Webber
Mount
Kisco Cemetery
Decoration asked for Mr. Wright
Paris dispatch notes the Journal appeals to the government to decorate Wilbur Wright with the Legion of Honor in recognition of his success in aerial navigation. The plea emphasizes his pioneering contributions to aviation.
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MR. Wright
Paris
Wilbur Wrights
Legion of Honor
Osage Chief and Roosevelt friend dies at Hominy
Big Heart an Osage leader and friend of President Roosevelt died in Hominy Oklahoma today. The longtime chief was repeatedly prominent in tribal affairs and had ties with national figures. He passed away at his home after a long illness.
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Tribune
Hominy
Okla
Big Heart
Roosevelt
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
Prominent arrivals listed at major hotels include Breslin J H Schoeman from Transvaal GIL SEY A Crossley from Binghamton HOLLAND W A Murray from Montreal IMPERIAL tGeorge N Bliss from Boston ST REGIS Sherman L Depew from Detroit WALDORF ASTORIA J Preston Carson from Richmond WOLCOTT J M Huston from Philadelphia.
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Breslin
J. H. Schoeman
Transvaal
Gilsey
A. Crossley
Binghamton
Holland
W. A. Murray
Montreal
Imperial—Tgeorge N. Bliss
Boston
ST. _REGIS
Sherman L. Depew
Detroit
Waldorf-Astoria
J. Preston Carson
Richmond
Wolcott
J. M. Huston
Philadelphia
Weather report from Washington predicts cooling fronts and frosts
A three day cool wave from the northwest brings freezing temps as far south as Kansas and Arkansas with heavy frosts in the Ohio Valley. Warnings of frost for the middle Atlantic and light frost inland of the mid and south Atlantic states. Forecast calls for rising temps and rain in central valleys Tuesday to Wednesday, with fair eastern regions. Local notes include typhoon approach to Luzon and variable winds along coasts with warmer periods midweek. Temperature comparisons and official readings from 1907-1908 are listed.
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Washington
British Northwest Territory
Kansas
Arkansas
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Middle
East
South Atlantic States
Rocky Moon
Luzon
Philippine Islands
Hong Kong
European
Grand Banks
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Pere
At & S
Walker and Rae Rogers Wed at Marble Collegiate Church
Rae H Rogers, son of Mr and Mrs Rogers, marries Mret B Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Walker, in a ceremony at Marble Collegiate Church October 12 officiated by Rev Endicott Peabody and Rev David James Burrell.
Hoyt White Nuptials Reported in Morristown NJ
On Monday October 12 1908 at Morristown New Jersey Margaret Ely Hoyt daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis S Hoyt wed Theodore Tweedy White son of Dr and Mrs Granville M White Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White—Hoyt
Morristown
N. J
Margaret Ely Hoyt
Francis S Hoyt
Theodore Tweedy White
Granville M. White
Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Obituaries list multiple individuals with city and date details including Cook Alice Durier Ten Eyck Emeline Davies J Mansfield Davies Sarah Morse Julia Teresa Tissot Travis Wakefield Carrie Webb Louisa White Mary Wigley and more. Notices give ages birthplaces residences funeral dates times and locations in Brooklyn Burlington Port Chester Newark and Pishkill on the Hudson.
Accessible Wooplawn Cemetery by Harlem trains and trolleys
The Wooplawn Cemetery is reachable from Grand Central via Harlem trains Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots priced at 150 dollars. Contact 4853 for views or representatives at 26 East 234 Street, New York City. Frank E. Campbell at 2413 West 242nd Street. Also private and public ambulances listed at Chelsea with phone 1324.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Ups
Gramercy
East
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chapela
Chelsea
Aspirants’ Applications File Opened at Uptown Office
A new file containing applications of selected aspirants for various positions has been installed at the Uptown Office. The collection is expected to streamline hiring and shorten selection timelines.
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Fierre
Scott Siggins
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Grace Cleveland
Joseph Acelman
Harrison Armstrong
Pierre
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Tom Reiting
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Kennedy
Savoy Theatre
Robert Mantell
Louis XI
West End Theatre
W.w
Barry Lauder
Mrs. Nord Alexis
Broadway Theatre
Greece
van Studdiford
George Wilson
Charcot
Rio
Dean Warren
B.A. Theological School
J. McConnell
Fifth Ave
Merchants’ Committee
H. H. M’allister
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Connecticut River
Hartford
Messrs. Havens & Chudoba
the Weather Report
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Tile Tribune
Tri-Weekly
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Nee Wall
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J_ Mansfield Davies
Charles Davies
St. Luke's Church
Pishkill-on-the Hudson
Morse
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sarah Morse
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New York Ave
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Emeline
Richard Ten Eyck
Ave
Travis
David F
Margaret Monholland Travis
Ross St
Wakefield
Faron Nelson
Wilson F
Mary Elizabeth Wakefield
Peningo St
Auburn
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Carrie A. Webb
Hanson Place Baptist Church
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St. Patrick's Church
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American Express Company
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Lothbury
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Maquay & Co
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Saarbach
Viale Monforta A
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DAILY
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Metreiciand
Havant
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Adelphi Hotel
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Bradford
Hotel Wellington
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Morecambe Bay
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Isle of Wight
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Station
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Continental
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Belgium
Grand Hotel
Brussels
Scheven
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Acien
Berlin
Cassel
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Sommer
Freiburg
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Hotel Pour Seasons
Hotel de Russie
Munich
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Nassauhof
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Imperial
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