The Great Question at the Majestic Theatre
A new play The Great Question by Frederick Paulding opened at the Majestic. It centers on a Judge torn by a bribery case and a mixed heritage daughter Alicia Savernex who asserts duty over scandal. Jessie Bonstelle stars with a supporting company of Alice Donovan Inez Plummer and others.
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Frederick Paulding
Majestic Theatre
Boucicault
Lfe
United States
Erin
South
Alicia Savernex
Jessie Bonstelle
Alice Donovan
Inez Plummer
Bessie L. Lestinia
J. M. Dann
Julius McVicker
Reyal Tracy
Foster Hackett
Mark Kent
Amelia Bingham Stars in Big Moments From Great Plays
Variety theatres showcase Amelia Bingham performing the murder scene from La Tosca at the American Theatre with strong audience response. The week’s bill features Mike Donlin and Mabel Hite at Hammerstein's Victoria, plus Wilson Franklin, George B. Reno, and others in varied acts across multiple daily shows.
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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
The Right to Live staged at Columba Theatre
Jules Eckert Goodman new stew The Right to Live was brought out at the Columba Theatre tonight before a large audience including a strong army representation.
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Waebineten
Jules Eckert Goodman
Columba Theatre
Frohman Sails Today to Stage London Plans
Chever Frohman sails on the Hrouprinzess in Cecilie for three months to London Paris and Ber Mn. He will produce Samson and hire players for The Dollar Princess to be staged in January. What Very Women Knows moves to another house for Peter Pan during holidays. Rehearsals begin for A Mountain Bar by Kiaw and Erlanger with nine year old Donald Gallaher set to portray a leading role.
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Chever Frohman
Cecilie
London
Paris
Ber- Mn
Duke of York
Kiaw & Erlanger
Pauline Phelps
Marion Short
Donald Gallaher
Kentucky
New Orleans
WANTS AUTOS BUILT TO RUN SLOW
Upstate coroner proposes a speed limit law for cars after an accidental death case. Coroner Killip te Ge urges Legislature to require manufacturers to cap speed at twenty miles per hour to protect pedestrians. He criticizes carmakers for citing hill climbing needs as justification for high speeds.
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Telemand
Tar Tribune
Rochester
Killip Te Ge
Buck Dies En Route to Cure at Colorado Springs
E W Buck a New York broker died as he reached a sanatorium at Colorado Springs. He traveled in a private car with his wife and a physician accompanying him, after a long race across the continent and failing health since Chicago.
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Pelegreaon
Tribune
Colorado Springs
Col
E. W Buck
New York
Muree
Chieno
The State Campaign and Public Opinion Notes
ThePhiladelphia Ledger notes Newark and Ghie favor Taft while Hughes gains daily in New York. Syracuse Herald foresees Hughes victory on November 3 and warns remaining days cannot reverse the drift. Boston Herald questions Chanler’s stance amid Channel disputes. Schenectady Union discusses Hill’s commission plan for utilities and asks if Chanler opposes it. Washington Globe forecasts Gov Hughes’s plan progress with Tammany help and opposition. New York World criticizes Chanler for failing to present Democratic issues or prove independence and asks if voters should back Chesler instead.
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Syracuse Herald
Ind
Hughes
New York World
Chanler
New York
Dir
Chesler
Merry Widow Weds in Philadelphia Chestnut Hill Ceremony
Ethel Hart Jackson the original Merry Widow in America and Benoni Lockwood Jr. married at the Chestnut Hill home of Henry Wharton. License lists Lockwood, 40, attorney, and Jackson, 31, both New York residents. Jackson previously divorced J F Zimmerman. Lockwood had divorce from Mary Isa belle Lockwood.
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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
S34 Street
Supreme Court of New York
Miss Jackson
John Frederick Zimmerman
Supreme Court
Fire heroes honored at Riverside for saving lives
Nine Brooklyn firefighters received medals from Mrs. George B. McClellan at a ceremony on Riverside Drive and 86th Street. Men from Hook and Ladder and Engine companies were lauded for rescues from 1907 incidents. Mayor McClellan, Commissioner Hayes, and Fire Chief Croker attended as fireboats and touring apparatus demonstrated prowess.
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George B. McClellan
Riverside Drive
86Th Street
McClellan
Hayes
Croker
John T. Oakley
Hook and Ladder Company 11
Bennett
Clinton Street
Frank Golden
Engine Company
Bonner
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
William Delaney
Engine Company 46
Trevor-Warren
East 190Th Street
George L. McKenna
Hceck and Ladder Company
East 134Th Street
Edward F. Nealis
Edward F. Nealis, Assistant Foreman of Engine Company
Washington Street
James M. Frawley
Barrow Street
Hurley
William Kehoe
Hook and Ladder Company
Stephenson
William Dugan
Hook and Ladder Company 7
Third Avenue
Wertheim
James A. Quinn
Hook and Ladder Company 54
Brooklyn Eagle
Broadway
Muriel Winthrop
8Th Street
Columbia Yacht Club
Mrs Newbold Morris items stolen at Brooklawn
Lenox Massachusetts October 26 Mrs Newbold Morris reported monogrammed toilet articles valued at 200 stolen from her dressing room last night at Brooklawn The burglar entered via the porch while she dined two men saw the thief fleeing a boy found a black bag with most of the stolen goods on a pasture lot and some pieces on the Brooklawn lawn. top of a small silver jar missing.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Brooklawn
Eatons Cleared in Grand Larceny Indictments in NY Sessions
Judge Rusalsky dismissed eighteen indictments for grand larceny in the second degree against Orville W. Eaton and his son Cadwell J. Eaton, accused of padding the Degnon Contracting payrolls. The son is currently imprisoned. Judge Dike ruled Emily Victor, a nurse, was drugged when she set fire to Grace Shark's house at 241 Macon Street, Brooklyn. She received a sentence of three to five years in County Court.
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Rusalsky
Orville W. Eaton
Cadwell J. Eaton
Degnon Contracting Company
Dike
Emily Victor
Grace Shark
Macon Street
Brooklyn
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
Warren Jefferson Davis of Washington and Holland Colonel LL B Colt of Providence with T Nelson Page of Washington arrive at the Hoffmann. Alfred Moore of St Louis and C Ogden Bennett of Syracuse check into the Imperial. Elbert Hubbard of East Aurora with Murray Hill party includes Le Roy Gordon of Boston and Frank Chitham of London. Garret A Hobart of Paterson and Archibald McNeill of Bridgeport also listed at Waldorf.
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Hoffman Warren Jefferson Davis
Washington
Holland
LL B. Colt
Providence
T. Nelson Page
Imperial
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
Waldorfalvohia
Garret A. Hobart
Paterson
Archibald McNell
Bridgeport
Conn
Weather Report Forecast From Washington Area
Showers continue in the middle and lower Mississippi valleys and along the Atlantic coast with heavy rainfall in parts of eastern New York and southern New England. Temperatures remain stable with a disturbance near southeast New England prompting warnings from New York to Eastport.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Atlanti
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
European
Grand Hawks
New Eyeland
Wales
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Honest John Miller Fights Lottery In North Dakota
Ex governor John Miller of North Dakota dies in Duluth after a career defending the state from the Louisiana Lottery. Born in Dryden on Oct 29, 1845, Miller moved to Dakota Territory in 1880, helped found North Dakota, later headed the John Miller Company in Duluth in grain commission.
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Duluth
Minn
John Miller
North Dakota
John” Miller
Dryden
Dakota Territory
Dakota Territorial Council
John Miller Company
Grain Commission
Death of Rev Dr Hiram Bingham noted in Baltimore dispatch
Baltimore dispatch reports the death yesterday of Rev Dr Hiram Bingham a famed Congregational missionary at Johns Hopkins Hospital following surgery. Born 1831 in Honolulu he led Gilbert Islands Bible work pioneered Gilbertese writing and translation and later produced a Gilbertese English dictionary and New Testament commentary.
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Baltimore
Hiram Bingham
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr. Bingham
Honolulu
Yale
Andover
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Mfe
Gilbert Islands
Pacific
Morning Star
Micronesia
Bingham
Hawaiian Evangelical Association
Western Reserve
Oahu College
Kawaii
Allan Langdon McDermott Dies In Jersey City Home
Allan Langdon McDermott former Congressman died yesterday afternoon at his Crescent avenue home in Jersey City after a long illness. The cause was heart disease. A noted athlete and prominent New Jersey politician he was Abbott regime’s close friend and adviser. Born in South Boston Massachusetts on March 36 1854 he worked as a printer before switching to law. He served as Corporation Attorney and Corporation Counsel of Jersey City and held seats in the State Assembly Senate and U.S. House. He later directed court and traction roles and left 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
Bank Leader William Henry Rogers Dies in Brooklyn
William Henry Rogers, longtime Nassau Bank figure and president since last February, died at 163 Hancock Street Brooklyn after a nine month illness. Born in 1837 in Manhattan he entered Nassau Bank in 1857 from the lowest desk 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
Manhattan
Mr. Rogers
New York College
Walker
the Market and Fulton Bank
Death of Giuseppe Biancheri Former Chamber President
Turin reports the death of Giuseppe Biancheri born in Ventimiglia in 1823. He served as a Deputy for fifty three years and led the Chamber of Deputies for nearly thirty years.
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Turin
Giuseppe Biancheri
Chamber of Deputies
Venttinigna
Chamber
Cardinal Francois Desre Mathieu Dies in London
Cardinal Francois Desre Mathieu former Archbishop of Toulouse died in London at age 68 after illness and surgery. He attended the Eucharistic Congress in London last summer and held roles in the Prenely Academy and the Tribunal Si gnatura in Rome.
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London
Francois Desré Mathieu
Toulouse
France
Prenely Academy
Tribunal Segnatura
Rome
Tennessee official Frank Kiggins dies suddenly at 41
Washington report says Frank M. Kiggins chief examiner of the Civil Service Commission died suddenly from uremic convulsions. A Tennessee native, he was 41 and had served the government since he was sixteen. He leaves a mother three married sisters and two brothers William Kiggins of this city and John Kiggins of Vancouver B C Also listed is a Vancouver B C connection.
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Washington
Frank M. Kiggine
Tennessee
Civil Service Commission
William Kiggins
John Kiggins
Vancouver
Bb. C
Mrs John William Payne Dies in Milan
Mrs John William Payne of New York died here today at age unknown. The deceased was visiting Milan when the end came, and she leaves a husband, Mr John William Payne, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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John William Payne Milan
John William Payne
New York
Obituary notices of Stanton Ferris Lewis and Le Boutillier cohort
John A Stanton of Clinton Connecticut dies after illness at eighty two. James Roy Ferris a retired merchant dies in Westfield aged ninety one, with funeral set for tomorrow. Frank E Lewis president of Archibald Lewis Co spice imports dies in Boston. Elizabeth Le Boutillier daughter of Thomas Le Boutillier dies at Lee Massachusetts aged fifty seven. Henry A Butters president of Northn. side Railway dies in Berkeley California. his daughter Marguerite betrothed to Victor Metcalf Jr.
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John A. Stanton
Clinton
Conn
John Stanton
Caroline
Stanton
Lewis Kk. Stanton
Hartford
James Royce Ferris
Westfield
Perk
Weatfield
Frank E. Lewis
Archibald & Lewis Company
Front Street
Hoston
New Haven
Elizabeth LE Boutillier
Thomas le Boutillier
Lee
Mass
le Boutilier Brothers
Tn West 21
William G. le Boutillier
West Tid Street
Henry A. Butters
Laurier Forces Win as Opponents Gain Ground in Canada
Ottawa reports federal elections across Canada with Laurier’s Liberals sustaining a safe majority though reduced. Ontario splits almost evenly between Liberals and Conservatives. Manitoba slight gains for the opposition. Nova Scotia shifts toward Conservatives. Borden wins Halifax. Templeman loses by five votes. several ministers reelected.
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Ottawa
Oct
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 at WCTU Convention Highlights Addresses
The morning session featured organizers for New York Oregon Missouri and Colorado delivering addresses. Evangelistic hour was led by Mrs Sayyah A Barakat of Pennsylvania. In the afternoon Mrs Caroline B Buell of Connecticut chaired the resolutions committee and reported.
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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 create three American cardinals in new consistory
Rome dispatch reports the Pope will hold a special consistory to nominate new American cardinals after the American dioceses are reorganized and the United States is to receive three cardinals.
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Pope
London
Rome
United States
Aid Father of Boy Leper Sent Back to Barbados
The Board of Health decided to cover half the cost to return Prince Clark, father of a leper boy at Blackwood county hospital, to Barbados to avoid becoming a county burden. The county likely pays the other half. the family has faced unemployment since the son contracted leprosy. The elder Clark and his other son plan to return together, with the brother likely accompanying him.
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Tribune
Camden
N. J
Board of Health
Prince Clark
Bor
Blackwood
Barbados
County Board of Freeholders
Clark
Engagement rumors swirl around Elkins family
Pittsburg Oct 2 The secretary to United States Senator Stephen B Elkins denies reports of an engagement between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins and says no interviews have been given or planned Mrs Elkins rumored to confirm the match is untrue and no visit by Cardinal Gibbons to Elkins is known
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Pittsburg
United States
Stephen B. Elkins
Elkins
W. Va
Duke of the
Katherine Elkins
Turin
Chicago
Minister Grants Duke of Abruzzi Travel Leave
The report notes the minister approved a leave of absence for the Duke of the Abruzzi allowing travel abroad. Also mentioned is Lome’s permission for Marines and a five month special leave for overseas travel.
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Abruzzi
Vita
Marine
Roosevelt to visit England after African hunt
The London Times reports President Roosevelt plans a visit to Britain after his Africa hunting trip. British reception is expected to be warm, with Oxford and Rhodes scholars noted for added interest. The announcement highlights Roosevelt's stature and the lasting Anglo American ties.
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London Times
Roosevelt
Africa
Roosevel
Nile Valley
Khartoum
Oxford
Homanes
Mr. Roosevelt
Sorbonne
Lsten
Mihook
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Transfers in New York district shake up artillery corps
Washington October 26 reports a broad reshuffle of artillery officers across the New York district as many moves reflect long tenure in one place. Notable is Colonel G M Whistler to command Puget Sound, with talks of further changes but no major policy shift from the chief of artillery.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Army
G. M. Whistler
Atlantic
Puget Sound
Philippines
Pacific
Stephen Abbot
Edward 8. Walton
19Th Infantry
Fort Mackenzie
Lawrence E. Hohe
Ralph S. Granger
Field Artillery
James B. Mitchell
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Buffalo
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O. F. Cooper
T. D. Parker
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J. S. Dowell
Alabama
P. J. Willett
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Mare Island
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Zane
Navy Department
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Willian, Street
Jptown
Tean
Harlem
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Canara
Washington Bureau
Newark
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Neo
Broad Street
Will
the Tribune
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Strand
American Bexxpress Company
Haymarket
Rint Thomas Cook Son
Ludgate
Ctreag, Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mall
Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
London
Isnes Pen
Serite Ohn Wanamaker
Petites Ecurtea
Ng - 52
Camben
Eantes & Co
St Boulevars En Crédit Lyenzais
Bureau Des Etrangers
Figaro
Saarbach’s
St. George
American Express Company
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Brentano's. No 37 Avenue de
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Lom Mier & Co
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Leno & Ca
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le Montesem
Hamburg
Dantstraser
Saarbach
Fort Wayne Court Martial Trials Capt French Over Forage Misuse
Major General Frederick D. Grant presided as Captain Charles G. French faced charges of misappropriating oats and hay and conduct unbecoming of an officer. Dr Burkhart testified he supplied horses to officers for a dollar and other considerations, and the horses were treated as officers’ property.
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Detroit
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Daniel Cornman
Charles G. French
7Th Infantry
Fort Wayne
French
Trojan Launched for Hudson Navigation Company
Newburg New York October 23 a new passenger steamer Trojan was launched at the Marvel Shipbuilding Company yards for the Hudson Navigation Company Troy Line service. The Trojan should be completed and enter service early next year with a sister ship and a third steamer Princeton already under way at Marvel yards Miss Mary Katharine Murray of Troy served as sponsor.
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N. Y
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Trojan
T. 3
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Hudson Navigation Company
Troy Line
Troy
Princeton
Albany
Marvel Yards
Mary Katharine Murray
Honor the Late Dwight L Moody Week of Moody Institute Exercises
Chicago observers open a week of exercises at Moody Institute in memory of evangelist Dwight L Moody. Attendees include W B Moody son and biographer, J H Hardwood of California, and Mrs. George Needham of Philadelphia who aided Moody in his early work.
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Chicago
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W. BR. Mooody
Hey. J. H. Hardwood
California
George Needham
Philadelphia
Makepeace Makepeace Lucetta Plum to Frank Barrows Makepeace
Marriage notice from THE TRIBUNE republished by the Tri-Weekly Tribune provides full names and addresses for the couple. Lucetta Plum, daughter of Davia Banks, weds Frank Barrows Makepeace at No East T34 Street in New York City, on a Saturday event officiated by Rev. F Barrows Makepeace.
Destu Hellots Appearing In The Tribune Republished
Destu Hellots listed for republication in the tri weekly Tribune with no extra charge. The long list of names following includes Apeq Procest Kenyon Frederick W Sophie A Langstroth Mra FEB nhall Louren Wh Le Moutiilter Elizabeth Hurroshua Levine Abraham Carr Ann McDermott Allan L. Clinton Michael J. Murray Ruth S. Colin Hilda V Mffer George A. Ferris James R. Saxton Emily F. Stanton John A. Hows Bera Ga
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Procest Kenyon
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Sophie A Langstroth
Mra Febnhall
Louren
le Moutiilter
Elizabeth Hurroshua
Levine
Abraham Carr
Ann McDermott
Allan L. Clinton
Michael J. Murray
Ruth S. Colin
Hilda V Mffer
George A. Ferris
James R
Saxton
Emily F. Stanton
John A. Hows
Bera Ga
Obituary notices from Montclair and surrounding towns
Numerous death notices and funeral announcements dated October 1908 from Montclair N J and adjacent communities list names such as Frances Emma Allen Mrs Ann Carr Michael Jegg Mary Rae Gray Sarah C Higum Elizabeth LeBoutillier Abraham Levine Allan Langdon McDermott Betsy Murray Francis Saxton John A Stanton George L Thomas and others with ages residences and service details including dates October 24 27 28 and locations like No 66 Franklin Ave Passaic 283 Locus Ave Brooklyn 970 Greene Ave Brooklyn Prospect St Westfield NJ Bellevue Ave Bloomfield and Erwin Park Montclair. Interment places include Holy Cross Cemetery and Fair Ridge Cemetery among others. Funeral times range October 27 2 pm 3 pm and other midafternoon slots with private interments noted. Many notices specify relatives and destinations such as Chester and Clinton Conn and Saugatuck Conn.
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Clinton
Michael Jegg
May Beck
Greeneavis Brooklyn
Colin
Iilda V. Colin
William L. Colin
J. Hayes
St. Mares Ave
Brooklyn
Woodlawn Cemetery Adverts and Undertaker Listings
Woodlawn Cemetery offers access via Harlem trains from Grand Central, with lots from 150 dollars. Book of Views via Gramercy or office at 29 East 13th Street. Undertaker Frank E. Campbell at 2413 West 234th Street, Chelsea, with private and public ambulances. Telephone numbers 4853 and 1824.
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Grand Central State
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
I3d St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Ciapela
Tel
Chelsea
Uptown Office Opens for Aspirant Applications
Special notices invite the public to consult the newly installed file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions at THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and Sixth streets.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Office Contacts
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