The Great Question at the Majestic Theatre
A new drama by Frederick Paulding titled The Great Question was staged at the Majestic Theatre last night. It centers on a Judge facing a dilemma over a swindle while a daughter of mixed heritage confronts secrets and defends duty, with a cast including Miss Jessie Bonstelle and several noted players.
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Frederick Paulding
Majestic Theatre
Boucicault
Mfe
Am Octoro
United States
South
Alicia Savernex
Jessie Bonstelle
Alice Donovan
Inez Plummer
Bessie L. Lestinia
J. M. Dunn
Julius McVicker
Reyal Tracy
Foster Hackett
Mark Kent
Variety Theatres Update Big Moments At American Theatre
Amelia Bingham presented the murder scene from La Tosca to a large audience applauding her acting. The week’s bill includes two daily performances and features Mike Donlin Mabel Hite at Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre along with Wilson Franklin George B Reno and others. Arnold Daly Becomes an Editor at Colonial. Nat M Wills leads Alhambra merriment with Moulan Beri Nawn and Sharp Brothers in the lineup.
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American Theatre
Amelia Bingham
Mike” Donlin
Mabel Hite
Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Wilson Franklin and Company
George B. Reno
Chalk Saunders
Holdin
Arnold Daly
Mark Twain
Clarice Mayne
Joseph B. Howard
John and Bertha Gleeson
Harry Tighe
Alhambra
Nat M. Wills
Merriment
Frank Moulan
Maude
Lillian Berri
Tom Nawn
Sharp Brothers
The Right to Live at Columbia Theatre
"The Right to Live" a new play by James Eckert Goodman opened at the Columbia Theatre tonight before a large audience including many army officers and members.
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Washington
Janles Eckert Goodman
Columbia Theatre
Army
Frohman Sails Today for London and Paris
Chever Frohman sails this morning on the Aronprinzess in Cecilie for London Paris and Ber Mn. He plans a three month stay. In London he will stage Samson and hire actors for The Dollar Princess to be produced in January in this city. What Every Woman Knows moves to another theatre to make way for Peter Pan during the holidays. Rehearsals begin for A Mountain Baw by Kiaw Erlanger Pauline Phelps and Marion Short with nine year old Donald Gallaher to portray a leading role. The play is set in Kentucky mountains and New Orleans during Mardi Gras.
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Chever Frohman
Cecilie
London
Paris
Ber Mn
Duke of York Theatre
WANTS AUTOS BUILT TO RUN SLOW
Upstate coroner urges state to require speed limits on cars after a woman’s death in an auto crash. Coroner Killip called for legislation to cap maximum speed at twenty miles per hour, arguing pedestrians lack protection at speed zones unlike crossings with flagmen. He dismissed claims that hill climbing needs high speed as an excuse to endanger pedestrians.
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Teterran
the Tribune
Rochester
Killip
Death of New York Broker E W Buck in Colorado Sanatorium
E W Buck, a New York broker, died upon arrival at a Colorado sanatorium after a cross country journey. He traveled in a private car with his wife, his physician, and a trained maree, ending his race across the continent in Colorado Springs. Buck departed Chicago en route to the west and collapsed as he was laid on a bed.
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Colorado Springs
Col
E. W Buck
New York
Chiceno
Campaign narratives on Hughes and Chanler ethics in 1900s
The Philadelphia Ledger and Syracuse Herald report rising Taft support for Hughes in New York while predicting his November victory. Boston Globe notes Chanler’s challenge and Cromwell allegations. Schenectady Union discusses a proposed state railroad commission and Hill’s suggestion to regulate utilities. Washington Star notes continuing effort to complete Hughes’ Albany program amid Tammany opposition. New York World urges Chanler to prove Democratic loyalty and broad benefit to New Yorkers.
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New York World
Dem
Chanier
New York
Dir
Cheuler
Merry Widow Weds Philadelphia Actress Marries New York Lawyer
Ethel Hart Jackson famed as the Merry Widow weds Benoni Lockwood Jr in Chestnut Hill at Henry Whartons home. The ceremony united two New Yorkers with both divorces finalized recently. The license lists ages forty and thirty one, with occupations described as none for the bridegroom.
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Philadelphia
Ethel Hart Jackson
New York
Merry Widow
J. Fred Zimmerman
Benoni Lockwood, Jr
Henry Wharton
Mr. Lockwood
Chestnut Hill
Wilmington
Del
East 33d Street
West 45Th Street
Lockwood
Miss Jackson
Mary Isabelle Lockwood
Supreme Court of New York
John Frederick Zimmerman
Supreme Court
Fire Heroes Honored by Brooklyn Fire Department Medals
Nine firefighters received medals from Mrs. George B. McClellan at Riverside Drive and Sun Street for lifesaving actions in fires across 1907. Recipients included John Oakley, Frank Golden, William Delaney, George McKenna, Edward Nealis, James Frawley, William Kehoe, William Dugan, and James Quinn, with Chief Croker and Mayor present. The event featured a reviewing stand, alarms, and demonstrations by engines, trucks, water tower, and fireboats.
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George B. McClellan
Riverside Drive
Sun Street
McClellan
Hayes
Croker
John T. Oakley
Hook and Ladder Company 11
Bennett
Clinton Street
Frank Golden
Engine Company 111
Bonner
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
William Delaney
Engine Company 46
Trevor-Warren
East 180Th Street
George L. McKenna
Hook and Ladder Company 30
East 134Th Street
Edward F. Nealis
Engine Company 10
Hook and Ladder Company 7
Third Avenue
Wertheim
James A. Quinn
Hook and Ladder Company 54
Brooklyn Eagle
Broadway
Muriel Winthrop
Ssth Street
Columbia Yacht Club
Monogrammed items stolen from Mrs Morris at Brooklawn
Mrs Newbold Morris reported a burglary at Brooklawn Lenox on October 26. Monogrammed toilet articles valued at 200 dollars were taken and later recovered except for the top of a small silver jar. A burglar fled past a dining area and two witnesses saw a man running across the Morris estate. A boy found a black bag with most of the items on a pasture lot the following morning.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Brooklawn
Indictments Dismissed Against Eaton Fathers in Payroll Scam
Judge Rosalsky in General Sessions dismissed eighteen indictments for grand larceny in the second degree against Orville W Eaton and his son Cadwell J Eaton over payroll padding at Degenen Contracting. The son is in prison serving a term. Judge Dike found Emily Victor a nurse under drugs when she set fire to Grace Shark’s house at No 1 Macon Street Brooklyn and sentenced her to three to five years in County Court.
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Rosalsky
Orville W. Eaton
Cadwell J. Eaton
Degenen Contracting Company
Dike
Emily Victor
Grace Shark
Macon Street
Brooklyn
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS HOFFMAN Warren Jefferson Davis Washington HOLLAND Colonel LL B Coit Providence T Nelson Page Washington IMPERIAL Alfred Ore St Louis C Ogden Bennett Syracuse MAJESTIC Elbert Hubbard East Aurora MURRAY HILL Le Roy Gordon Boston H J Barnett and Frank Chitham London WALDORF ASTORIA Garret A Hobart Paterson Archibald MecNeil Bridgeport Conn
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Hoffman
Warren Jefferson Davis
Washington
Holland
LL B. Coit
Providence
T. Nelson Page
Imperiail
Alfred a’Ore
St Louis
C. Ogden Bennett
Syracuse
Majestic
Elbert Hubbard
East Aurora
Murray Hill
le Roy Gordon
Boston
H. J. Barnett
Frank Chitham
London
Waldorfastohia
Garret A. Hobart
Paterson
Archibald MecNeil
Bridgeport
Conn
Weather Report from Ottielul Record and Forecast
Showers persist from the Midwest to the Atlantic states with heavy rain in eastern New York and New England. Temperatures show little change, a disturbance offshore prompts storm warnings, and winds shift along coasts from northeast to north with variable conditions inland.
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Washington
Escort
Mississippi Valleys
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Eastport
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
European
Grand Hawks
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlanti
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
New Jersey
Obituary of ex Governor John Miller of North Dakota
Duluth Minn October 26 The death of ex Governor John Miller of North Dakota recalls his anti lottery campaign In North Dakota a lottery agent offered 200000 but Miller refused and was dubbed Honest John Miller He was born October 29 1843 Dryden New York and moved to Dakota Territory in 1880 later serving in the Territorial Council and becoming first governor of North Dakota He later moved to Duluth to head the John Miller Company grain commission business
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Duluth
Minn
John Miiller
North Dakota
John” Miller
John Miller
Dryden
N. Y
Dakota Territory
Dakota Territorial Council
John Miller Company
Grain Commission
Missionary Hiram Bingham Died at Johns Hopkins Hospital
The Rev Dr Hiram Bingham a famed Congregational missionary born in Honolulu in 181 died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after surgery. A Yale graduate 1833 he translated Gilbertese Bible 1860 and led missions across the Gilbert Islands Micronesia and Hawaii later earning D D degrees from Yale Western Reserve Oahu College.
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Baltimore
Hiram Bingham
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr. Bingham
Honolulu
Yale
Andover
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Gilbert Islands
Pacific
Morning Star
Micronesia
Bingham
Hawaiian Evangelical Association
Western Reserve
Oahu College
Hawaii
Laurier Forces Win but Opposition Gains in Canada
Ottawa reports Canada wide federal elections with Laurier Liberals likely to form a five year government though with a slightly reduced majority. Ontario Conservatives gain in a divided result, Manitoba up slightly for the opposition, Nova Scotia shifting toward Conservatives and R L Borden winning Halifax. Ministers largely re elected except Templeman of British Columbia who lost by five votes.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Dominion
Rouville
Quebec
South York
Ont
Wilfrid Laurier
Ontario
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
R. L. Borden
Halifax
William Templeman
Victoria
B. c
Messrs. Fowler
New Brunswick
Bennett P. Kemp
Bergeron
Busy Day for W. C. T. U. Convention Addresses Held in Denver
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Denver featured morning addresses by organizers covering New York Oregon Missouri and Colorado. Evangelistic hour was led by Mrs Sayyah A Barakat of Pennsylvania, national evangelist. In the afternoon Mrs Caroline B Buell of Connecticut reported as chair of the resolutions committee.
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Denver
New York
Oregon
Missouri
Colorado
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sayyah A. Barakat
Pennsylvania
Caroline B. Buell
Connecticut
Pope to name three American cardinals in new consistory
Rome dispatch to a London agency reports the Pope will hold a special consistory after American dioceses are reorganized for the nomination of new cardinals, with the United States to have three cardinals.
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London
Rome
United States
Allan Langdon McDermott Dies After Long Illness in Jersey City
Allan Langdon McDermott former Congressman dies at his Crescent avenue home Jersey City after a long illness caused by heart disease He was a prominent New Jersey political figure during the Abbott era and Governor Abbott s close friend and adviser Born March 30 1854 in South Boston Mass his father Hugh Farrar McDermott a journalist and poet moved to Jersey City in 1871 founding The Jersey City Herald His career included Jersey City Corporation Attorney and Counsel state legislatures two terms in Congress and clerk of the Court of Chancery He also led traction companies of Washington He leaves a wife a son and a daughter.
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Allan Langdon McDermott
Crescent Avenue
Jersey City
Mr. McDermott
New Jersey
Abbott
Boston
Mass
Court of Chancery
McDermott
Traction Companies of
Washington
Help for Father of Leper Boy In Camden
Camden Board of Health decides to defray half the cost to send Prince Clark father of the leper boy at Blackwood county hospital back to Barbados. The county likely pays the other half. the family faces unemployment since the disease appeared. Clark may be joined by his other son returning to their former home abroad.
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Tribune
Camden
N. J
Board of Health
Prince Clark
Blackwood
Barbados
County Board of Freeholders
Clark
Elkins secretary denies Duke of the Abruzzi engagement
Pittsburg report says Senator Stephen B. Elkins was away on a campaign tour. His secretary dismissed rumors of the engagement between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins, and denied any confirmation from Mrs. Elkins. They also denied a Cardinal Gibbons visit.
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Pittsburg
United States
Stephen B. Elkins
Elkins
W. Va
Katherine Elkins
Turin
Chicago
William Henry Rogers, Nassau Bank President, Dies
William Henry Rogers, longtime Nassau Bank executive and president since last February, died at his home 103 Hancock Street Brooklyn after nine months illness. Born in Manhattan in 1837, he started at the Nassau Bank in 1857 and rose to the presidency, becoming the oldest bank president in Manhattan aside from Walker of the Market and Fulton Bank.
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William Henry Rogers
Nassau Bank
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
Llness
Manhattan
Mr. Rogers
New York College
Walker
the Market and Fulton Bank
Death of Giuseppe Biancheri Former Chamber President
The death of Giuseppe Biancheri, former president of the Chamber of Deputies, is announced. Born in Ventimiglia in 1823, he served as a deputy for fifty three years and presided over the Chamber for nearly thirty years.
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Turin
Giuseppe Biancheri
Chamber of Deputies
Ventimiglia
Chamber
Duke of the Abruzzi Granted Leave to Travel Abroad
The Minister of Marine announces the Duke of the Abruzzi has been granted three months of absence with permission to travel abroad. The decision is announced in Rome as part of a special leave during the current term.
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Vita
Abruzzi
Rome
Cardinal Desiré-Mathieu dies in London after operation
Cardinal Francois Desiré Mathieu, former Archbishop of Toulouse and delegate to the London Eucharistic Congress, died in London after illness and surgery. Born in 189, he was made a cardinal in 18 and served on the French Academy and the Tribunal Seignatura at Rome.
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London
Francois Desiré Mathieu
Toulouse
France
Tribunal Segnatura
Rune
Death of Frank M. Kiggins Civil Service Chief Examiner
Washington dispatch reports the sudden death of Frank M. Kiggins at age forty one from uremic convulsions. A Tennessee native, he began government service at sixteen and rose to chief examiner of the Civil Service Commission. He leaves a mother, three married sisters, and two brothers William of this city and John of Vancouver Bb. C.
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Washington
Frank M. Kiggins
Tennessee
Civil Service Commission
William Kiggins
John Kiggins
Vancouver
Bb. C
Mrs John William Payne Dies in Milan
Milan notes the death of Mrs John William Payne of New York in the city today. The brief obituary records her passing and lists her residence and name.
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John William Payne Milan
John Willam Payne
New York
Obituary notes for Stanton Ferris Lewis Le Boutillier and Butters
John A Stanton aged 82 dies at Clinton Connecticut a noted antique collector. James Royce Ferris a 90 one year old Westfield North Dakota native and long time merchant dies at home. Frank E Lewis president spice importer Archibald Lewis Co dies in Hoston. Elizabeth Le Boutillier daughter of Thomas Le Boutillier dies at Lee Massachusetts age 56. Henry A Butters president Northern Isle Hrailway dies in Berkeley California. daughter Marguerite engaged to Victor Metcalf Jr.
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Clinton
Conn
John Stanton
Caroline Elliot
Stanton
Lewis J. Stanton
Hartford
James Royce Ferris
Westfield
N. d
Peekskill
Frank E. Lewis
Archibald & Lewis Company
Front Street
Hoston
New Haven
Elizabeth LE Boutillier
Thomas le Boutillier
Lee
Mass
le Boutillier Brothers
West 23d Street
William G. le Bouttilier
West Tid Street
Henry A. Butters
Northern Isle Hallway Company
Berkeley
Cal
Yeourcday
Butters
Marguerite
Victor H. Metcalf, Jr
Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt to Visit England after Africa Hunt in 1908
The London Times reports President Roosevelt plans to visit Britain after an Africa hunting trip. The piece emphasizes a warm welcome from all classes, notes Mrs Roosevelt may join, and highlights Oxford and Sorbonne talks, with Roosevelt praised as a great American leader and ambassador for U S Britain relations.
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London Times
Roosevelt
Africa
Roose
Nile
Khartoum
Oxford
Sorbonne
Lsten
W Whoas
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Ashington
Andrew Jackson
Transfers In New York District Shake Up Military Armory
The Tribune reports a broad but routine artillery officer transfer in the New York district with Colonel G. M. Whistler moving to command the Puget Sound artillery district. The piece notes no policy shift toward younger officers, and mentions future plans to select coast artillery companies for Philippine defences if transport from New York is available. It also covers a Wach Department inquiry into Lieutenant Gottlieb and a planned machine gun service proposal by Captain Parker, plus a list of Army and Navy assignments and ship movements.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Army
G. M. Whistler
Atlantic
Puget Sound
Philippines
Pacific
War Department
General Grant
Governor’s Island
Tha
Edward Gottlieb
Coast Artillery Corps
Grant
Inspector General
Gottlieb
Ellwood W. Evans
Sth Cavalry
Albert G. Jenkins
S4th
James F. Howell
Arthur T. Balentine
Frank S. Long
Carroll Powder
Alexander G. Gilespif
Stephen Abbot
Edwards. Walton
198Th Infantry
Fort Mackenzie
Lawrence E. Hohe
19Th Infantry
Ralph S. Granger
Iat Field Artillery
James B. Mitchell
NAVY
Court Martial at Fort Wayne Trial of Captain French
At Fort Wayne Major General Frederick D. Grant presided over the court martial of Captain Charles G. French of the 7th Infantry. The adjutant faces charges of misappropriating oats and hay and conduct unbecoming an officer. Dr Burkhart testified he turned over horses to officers for one dollar and other considerations. The officers fed and rode the horses as their own.
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Detroit
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Trr
Daniel Cornman
Charles G. French
7Th Infantry
Fort Wayne
French
Trojan Launched For Hudson River Troy Line Service
The Trojan steamer was launched today at T. S. Marvel Shipbuilding in Newburg for Hudson Navigation Company, Troy Line service. A sister unnamed vessel and a Princeton for Albany service are under construction at Marvel yards, with completion and commissioning expected early next year. Sponsor was Miss Mary Katharine Murray of Troy. The launch follows other ships in progress at the yards.
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Newburg
N. Y
Hudson River
Trojan
T. S. Marvel Shipbuilding Company
Hudson Navigation Company
Troy
Princeton
Albany
Marvel Yards
Mary Katharine Murray
Makepeace Banks Marriage Notice in New York City
Lancetta Plum, daughter of David Banks, wed Frank Barrows Makepeace at No 3% East TM street New York City in a ceremony conducted by Rev F Barrows Makepeace. Notice specifies marriages and deaths must include full name and address.
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Makepeace- Banks
TM St
New York City
F. Barrows Makepeace
Lancetta Plum
David Banks
Frank Barrows Makepeace
Dated death notices published in Tribune republications
Brief death notices listing multiple names including Ale Prinees I Kk Frederick W yphierstroth Elizabeth at Joshua F Levine Abraham Ant. McDermott Allan L. 1 Michael J. Murray Ruth 3 Colin Hilda V. Offer George A. Saxton Emily F. Stanton John A. Barak Gee awry.
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Frederick
Yphierstroth
Mia FE
le Houtiliier
Elizabeth At
Joshua F Levine
Abraham
Ant. McDermott
Allan L
Michael J. Murray
Ruth
Colin
Hilda V. Offer
George A. Ee
R. — Saxton
Emily F. Stanton
John A. Barak Gee
Fall Obituaries from Passaic and Nearby Towns
Notices list deaths and funeral details for Frances Emma Allen and many others across New Jersey and nearby areas. Includes addresses in Passaic Brooklyn Montclair Westfield and York City with service times from Oct 26 to Oct 29. Interments at Holy Cross Cemetery and local churches.
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Frances Emma
Oon . Allen
Carvin
Franklin Ave
Passaic
Ele
Foot Chambers
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
CEMETERIES THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots $150 up. Telephone 4853 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office, 20 East 23d St., New York City. UNDERTAKERS FRANK E. CAMPBELL 241-3 West 234 chapel. Private and public ambulances. Tel. 1224 Chelsea.
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Grand Cetral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West 234 Chapel
Chelsea
Uptown Office offers file of applicants for various positions
The New York Tribune announces a newly installed file of applications for selected aspirants seeking positions of various kinds. Located at 1364 Broadway, the Uptown Office invites inquiries and review of the listings to save time and expense in hiring.
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NEW York Tribune
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Tribune subscription rates and foreign mail options
The Tribune offers mail delivery to domestic and international addresses with flexible address changes. Various rates apply for daily and Sunday editions, weekly farmer, and almanac plus foreign and Canada rates, with offices in New York and abroad plus a wide list of foreign agents and hotels for reader arrangements.
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Philippines
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New York City
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