Carnegie Returns with Garden Shipmate from Adriatic
Andrew Carnegie and party arrive in New York aboard the Adriatic after a Southampton crossing. Miss Garden, premier soprano on Hammerstein’s season, traveled with her sister Miss Helen Garden and spoke of Paris study, fatigue in health, and ambitious opera roles including Salome and Jongleur de Notre Dame. Carnegie praised Hoover and Hughes, warned against Bryan, and urged relief for unemployment via municipal work.
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Andrew Carnegie
Miss Garden
Melba
Tetrazzini
Mr. Hammerstein
Geneon
Helen Garden
New York
Miss Geren
Paris
Switzerland
Mont Blanc
Somme
Mme. Chasses
Richard Strauss
Strauss
Salome
Gernieé
Miss Garder
Geeson
Maesenet
Manhattan
M. Wales
Skibo
Bolt
Hir
Teft
Hughes
Carnegie
Bryan
Carrere Giscusmes
Co . Supreme Court
Sthes
Car
Memory service honors Baron von Sternburg in Pesth
Representatives of eleven branches of official life in Pesthingn attended a memorial service for Baron Speck von Sternburg the German ambassador to the United States who died at Heidelberg on August 2 1932. President Roosevelt Cabinet members diplomats Supreme Court officials and military officers were present at Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church in Belmont. Dr Paul Menzel and Dr Roland Cotton Smith led parts of the service with German and English readings. Baroness von Sternburg widow of the ambassador attended with Count Hermann von Hatzfeldt-Witenburg and her mother Mrs Langham.
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Pestingmn
Baron Speck
Sternburg
Trey Sratece
Heidelberg
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Concordia Frangelical Lutheran Church
Beror von Sternburg
Paul Menzel
Concordia Church
Roland Cotton Smith
St. 4Sha's Church
Baroness von Sternburg
Count Hermann von Hatzfeldt
Rudolphy Divorce Suit Filed in Flint
Mrs Florence W Rudolphy daughter of J H Whiting filed for divorce from William F Rudolphy of New York. They wed in New York in 1909 but she has lived with her parents in Flint since January. She cites extreme cruelty and infidelity and seeks custody of their infant child. William F Rudolphy is ex city surveyor of Flint and a partner in J Rudolphy at 92 Lexington Avenue and a member of the New York Athletic Club.
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Flint, Mich
Florence W Rudoelphy
J. H. Whiting
William F. Rudolphy
New York
Rudolphy
Crilé
Wiliam F. Rudolphy
J. Rudolphy
Lexington Avenue
New York Athletic Club
Fragmentary note yields unclear event details
The readable fragments reference a night incident and a possible medical or security context but contain broken words and missing names. No clear date, location, or involved parties are identifiable from the text.
John W Hutchinson Temperance Singer Dies in Lynn Mass
John Wallace Hutchinson longtime temperance and abolition performer dies from gas poisoning at High Rock home in Lynn Massachusetts. Born January 4 18 1 formed the Hutchinson quartet with Abby Judson and Asa touring the U S and Europe. He helped fund Hutchinson Minnesota and sang for Civil War aid women suffrage and peace causes in a public life of over six decades.
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Lynn
Mass
John W. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
High Rock
J. G Pinkham
John Wallace Hutchinson
Abby
Judson
Asa
Europe
Ludiow Patton
John W. Hutchingon
Minnnesota
Charles A. Bridge Dies at 61 in Brooklyn Hospital
Charles A. Bridge, famed New York and Boston newspaper man, died yesterday in a Brooklyn private hospital from Priest's disease. Born in Massachusetts sixty one years ago, he served in Civil War artillery including Nashville campaigns. He edited The World and worked for The New York Journal The Chicago American and The New York Herald before joining Parker & Bridge publicity agents this year.
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Charles A. Bridge
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Macon Street
Mr. Bridge
Massachusetts
Neshville
Tenn
the World
New York Journal
Chicago American
New York Herald
Parker & Bridge
Obituaries of Dr Harry Plympton Samuel D Burr and Rev F W Brathwaite
Dr Harry Plympton dies at 66 at home in Brooklyn born 1857 in Trenton New Jersey wife and one son survive. Samuel Devere Burr writer on engineering and science dies at home Plainfield New Jersey from appendicitis born January 2 1849 graduate of Rutgers 1875. The Rev F W Brathwaite dies in Stamford Connecticut aged 71 served as rector of St Andrews Episcopal Church for forty six years leaving a son and two daughters.
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Harry Plympton
Arlington Place
Brooklyn
Trenton
N. J
Samuel Devere Burr
Plainfield
New York
Rutgers College
F. W. Brathwaite
Stamford
Conn
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
National Health Department urged by Reed and AMA
Dr. Charles A L Reed of Cincinnati urged a national public health department in a paper to the Academy of Medicine. Dr Reed and AMA president Dr John A Wreth said a recommendation would go to Congress, backed by over 140000 physicians, stressing tuberculosis and pneumonia prevention under national care. He proposed naming options for a核 department to maximize impact.
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Charles A. L. Reed
Cincinnati
United States Senate
Ohio
Academy of Medicine
Department of Public Health
John A. Wreth
Academy
American Medical Association
Reed
United States
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Department
Department of Labor, Commerce and the Public Health
Department of the Interior
Department of Education and Public Health
Miss Janet Innis Wed to William Wutts White Jr
Miss Janet Innis daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reynolds Innis married yesterday afternoon to William Wutts White Jr of Providence at her parents home. Bishop Frederick W Keator officiated. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Abner Howard and bridesmaids Miss Porsby Innis Miss Lydia Wallis and Miss Edith Waterman. Best man Dana Brannan Jr and ushers Stuyvesant Fish Jr Eleven Mason Seton Porter William Innis Merwin and J Richards White. They will reside in Providence.
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Janet Innis
William Reynolds Innis
William Wutts White, Jr
Providence
EP West Tnd Street
Frederick W. Keator
Abner Howard
Porsby Innis
Lydia Wallis
Racine
Wis
Edith Waterman
Dana Brannan
White Bess
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Mason
Seton Porter
Lawrence
William
Innis
Merwin
J. Richards White
Whhite
Governor Guild Sicks With Gastritis Amid Illness Streak
Boston October 29 Governor Curtis Guild Jr is struck by a gastritis attack and confined to the house for the week The statement notes this is his third illness in a year following previous rheumatism a heart attack and an appendectomy He spoke briefly at Catholic diocese centennial exercises last night and aims to resume duties soon
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Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Executive Department
State House
Guild
Nahant
Church pays off Sage mortgage in West Presbyterian
Trustees of West Presbyterian Church on West 42d Street cleared a 450 mortgage held by the Russell Sage estate yesterday restoring debt freedom. They had secured permission from Justice Bischoff to mortgage West 43rd Street property for 5900 at 4 percent to pay Sage debt and other liability, cutting interest.
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Russell Sage
West Presbyterian Church
West 42d Street
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
West 43d Street
Sage
Glazner Collection Sale At East Street Auctions
Five French door panels painted on canvas by Rémon drew spirited bids at the Glazner collection sale on East Street. An out of town buyer paid $1 for the panels, a teakwood cabinet fetched $21, Mrs. Dewman of New Orleans paid $5 for a celadon Kien-Lung vase, and four Gothic plaster panels sold to Mrs. Hertozig for $36. The total realized for the sale reached about $8,500, including framed pieces from the Delf collection.
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Glaenzer
East Sth Street
Ann
Battleships Visit Amoy as U S Fleet Arrives
Amoy China October 30 Rear Admiral William H Emorys second squadron of the American Atlantic fleet arrived after a voyage from Yokohama. The visit signals cordial China US relations and aids Peking amid tensions with Russia and Japan. The fleet will split for Manila with the Amoy group leaving November 4 and arriving November 7. The Chinese high officials will participate in festivities signaling strong US support for China.
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Amoy
William H. Emory
Yokohama
United States
China
America
Washington
Suez Canal
Sperry
Connecticut
Olong
Philippine Islands
Emory
Louisiana
Manila
Mongolia
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
Peking
Shanghai Chamber Welcomes American Fleet in China
The Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai sent a message to Admiral Sperry welcoming the American fleet. Foreigners note the gesture as notable because the chamber led a boycott of American goods three years earlier in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Chinese Chamber of Commerce of
Admiral Sperry
China
Chamber
Burns Angers Labor After Unemployed Drink Claim
London Oct 29 John Burns labor leader and Local Government Board head drew Laborites wrath in the House of Commons by saying British unemployed drink more than American counterparts. He disputed that Americans have money after losing work and claimed British workers face longer idle periods despite some advantages in attire. The remarks provoked loud protests.
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London
John Burns
Local Government Board
House of Commons
America
Burns
Mr. Burns
Bulgarian Guarantees Move Toward Peace Not Mobilization
Sofia October 29 The Bulgarian government replies to Britain France and Russia note by promising not to mobilize or release fresh reserves and to refrain from any steps that could disturb the peace while the planned international congress is under discussion.
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Sofia
Great Britain
France
Russia
Bulgaria
Bulgaria and Turkey reach preliminary agreement on independence
Paris dispatch from Sofia reports a preliminary understanding between Bulgaria and Turkey concerning Bulgarian independence. The Temps notes the potential for a formal accord, signaling progress in regional diplomacy and the Balkan question amid October discussions.
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Paris
Temps
Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
State campaign voices praise and critique across papers
Multiple New York outlets debate Governor Hughes and reforms during the 1900s campaign. Supporters praise direct nominations and labor-law advances under Hughes, while opponents spotlight financial growth and state spending, urging reforms to restore public power and curb machine influence.
Guatemalaan Foreign Minister Barrios Arrives in Washington
Sefior Barrios, Guatemala’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, arrives to thank the United States for its support at the Central American Peace Conference and for sending a mission to the Guatemala Central Railroad opening. He carries a felicitation letter to President Roosevelt for the White House presentation. He reports excellent conditions and strong regional relations.
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Washington
Sefior Barrios
Guatemala
United States
Guatemala Central
Roosevelt
White House
Crown Prince George to Meet Emperor in St Petersburg
George Crown Prince of Servia arrived in St Petersburg and will be received by Emperor Nicholas tomorrow. Nikola Pasics, a former Premier, accompanying the prince, will also be received by the Emperor. Pasics conferred today with Foreign Minister Iswolski, who has returned from Berlin.
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St. Petersburg
George
Crown Prince of
Servia
Emperor Nicholas
Nikola Pasics
M. Pasics
M. Iswolsky
Berlin
Suffragettes Sent To Prison In London Riots
In London on October 29 most suffragettes arrested during disturbances around the House of Commons were arraigned and fined 25 dollars each. They refused payment and received one month imprisonment. Two exceptions include a girl under 21 and a woman granted an adjournment to challenge a police assault charge.
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Lonaon
House of Commons
Snage
Troop withdrawals from Pe-Chi-Li province planned
Orders call for Russian troops in Pe-Chi-Li province to leave soon, including the legation guard. Japan plans to pull back half of its force in the same province, about eight hundred men, in November as a railroad guard.
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Pexing
Pe-Chi-Li
Japan
Admiral Yamamoto Not Dead Says Texic Advices
Advices from Texic received last evening deny the afternoon paper report that Admiral Count Gombel Yamamoto is dead. The city reports no foundation for the claimed death and notes the information is unconfirmed. Authorities urge caution until official confirmations are issued.
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Texic
Count Gombel Yamamoto
Change the Presidential term to six years one term
Hartie S. Phillips of New York argues in a letter that an eight percent public preference favors changing the Presidential term. He proposes a six year single term as a replacement for the current four year or longer term and suggests it would gain popular approval if put to a vote.
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the Tribune
United States
Hartie S. Phillips
New York
Judge Taft Best Man for President Say Message
The speaker extols Taft as a conscientious judge and up to date statesman. He cites Taft’s record on injunctions, duty on the bench, and fair treatment of all classes, arguing the American people deserve the best between Taft and Bryan. Dated Washington October 28, 1908 by H. T. M. Conv et.
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the Tribune
United States
Taft
White House
Fiddler's Green
Bryan
Gompers
Washington
H. T. M.convet
Goddess of Reason to Open Boston Season With Julia Marlowe
Julia Marlowe and the Shuberts have secured The Goddess of Reason by Mary Johnston for Boston next month. The drama set in France during the revelation features Miss Marlowe as Yvette, a Breton heroine. She declares the work the greatest poetic drama by an American and plans it as her season’s opening production to boost literary and commercial appeal.
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Julia Marlowe
Messrs
Miss Johnston
Three Twins marks 150th show at Herald Square Theatre
The Herald Square Theatre celebrated the 150th performance of Three Twins last night. Audience members, despite rain, enjoyed Bessie McCor and Clifton Crawford, with many cheering Miss McCoy and calling for repeats of her Yama Yama routine. The production has had a prosperous run and is expected to continue after the holidays.
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Herald Square Theatre
Bessie McCor
Clifton Crawford
Miss McCoy
Paid in Full to End Run at Weber's Theatre
The long and successful run of Paid in Full ends on Saturday November 21 at Weber's Theatre. The management announces the transfer to Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia and then to the Colonial in Boston. The final Weber's performance will mark 345 showings here, with previous engagements at the Astor during last season and the summer.
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Weber's Theatre
Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia
Boston
Weber’s
Astor
Dr Hillis Seeks Assistant Pastor At Plymouth Church
The Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis of Plymouth Church Brooklyn asked deacons trustees and the church work committee Wednesday evening to hire another minister with a salary of at least 38006 to work with him. Hillis earns 8000 yearly and says 2300 members require more than one pastor. He noted Beecher memorial plans progress slowly and may tour to raise about 11000. A committee will report next Monday evening.
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Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Beecher
E R Thomas Reported in Critical Condition at Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hospital officials denied reports that E R Thomas was in danger after a second operation. They said the procedure was slight, no danger of blood poisoning, and Thomas was recovering well with an expected full recovery soon.
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E. R. Thomas
Roosevelt Hospital
Mr. Thomas
Prominent Arrivals at Leading Hotels
Walter Peterson of Philadelphia arrives at the Hotel Astor. Major G. Leight from London checks into Belmon t. Herbert G. Squiers from Panama at Gotham. C. H. Tyler from Boston at Holland. La Cool idge from Washington arrives at Manhattan. Amory Carhart checks into St Regis. A E Long from California at Waldorf Astoria.
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Hotel Astor
Walter Peterson
Philadelphia
Belmont -Major G. ©. Leight
London
Gotham
Herbert G. Squiers
Panama
Holland
C. H. Tyler
Boston
Manhattan
Coolidge
Washington
ST. Regis
Amory Carhart
Tuxedo
Waldorf-Astoria
A. E. Long
California
Weather Report Forecast From Washington High Winds Rain
Official Weather Record notes a disturbance moving from the Gulf to off the Delaware coast bringing heavy rain in Atlantic states and strong winds from Florida to Southern New England. Friday sees a northeast course toward Canadian maritime provinces with fair conditions in central valleys and lake regions. Forecast includes rain in New England today, cooler and fair Saturday, and continued gale warnings on Atlantic and Great Lakes coasts.
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Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Delaware
Atlantic States
Florida
New England
Lake
Pacific
Missouri
Gulf and
Middle
South Atlantic States
North Atlantic States
Atlantic
Baltimore
Eastport
Oregon
Lower Lakes
Cleveland
Oswego
WHITE VAN RENSSELAER MARRIAGE IN NEW YORK
Marriage notices republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune list the union of Mathilde Van Rensselaer, daughter of the late Stephen Van Rensselaer, and George C. White Jr. The ceremony occurred on Thursday October 29 at Grace Church New York led by Rev Dr Huntington. Notices require full name and address endorsements.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Ore
Rerest Parents
West
Tad St
Keator
Janet
Wm. R. Innis
William Wurts White
I. Oo White
van Rensselaer
Grace Churen
New York
Huntington
Mathilde
Stephen van Rensselar
George C. White, Jr
Obituary notices from New York area names published
Death notices list Blanchard Fargis Ketcham Loughlin McMurray Plympton Post Powers Strange Walsh West Wright among others with services in Ocean Grove Yonkers and New York locations. Names include Lorenzo Blanchard Josepha Fargis Glewin Ketcham Mary McLoughlin Thomas McMurray Harry Plympton Julia West Richard Walsh and St Andrews connections with private funerals and interments.
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Plympton
Harry Plympton
Leila Holcombe Plympton
Arlington Place
Richard Bayley
Richard Bayley Post
Elize Deane Arden
Christ Church
Ellenber
Powers
Franklin Green
Shorty
Willow St
Central Ave
Richmond Hill
Long Island
Evergreens
Strange
Mary Elizabeth
Ann Strange
Jehtal
Orange
Flatbush Ave
Wright
Rippence Eighteenth Ave
S0th St
Stedman Wright
Tis Age
Uptown Tribune Ad Seeks Applicants for Various Positions
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for selected aspirants for positions of various kinds. Located Uptown at No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are from 9 a m to pm.
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THE
NEW York Tribune
Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices Listed
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign mail subscriptions with various rates for daily weekly and semi weekly issues. Multiple overseas offices and agents are listed in cities worldwide including New York Paris London and Brussels with hotel exchanges and travel agencies noted for subscriber convenience.
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Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
The
Phillippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
DAIEZ
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Tribune
DAILY
S Day Tribune
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Vitoria
Cartrom
Mew
Midland Grand
Howard
Name Street Embankment
Adelphi
Livernoot
Midland Manchester
Queens Hotel
Leeds
Milland Hot Bradford
Wellington
Tunbdet Wells
Midand
Morecambe Bay
Midland
Deray
Hollier’s
Hotel de Russie
Wurtemberger
Nuremberg
Nassauerhof
Wiesbaden
Ideeesaye
Bristol
Vienna
Hungerim
Belmont
Montreux
Grand Sectei
Vevey
Italy
Yxrcelsior
Crane
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Prima Donna
Talliks
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Aes
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National Health Department
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Glaenzer Collection Sale
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Chanler
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Ind
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Greece
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Chaniler
Hughes and Labor
Utica Herald-Dispatch
Congress of the Knights of Labor
Charles E. Hughes
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Czar
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Admiral Yamamoto
Miss Marlowe
DR. Hillis
the Weather Report
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
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Jowest
Fargis
Josepha A
Joseph H Farais
James & Melaney
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Park Ave
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Yonkers
Glewin Ketcham
North Yorkers
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Neck
Joseph H McLoughlin
Holy Trinity Church
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M'Murray
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Thomas McMurray
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Harlem
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Gramercy Book of Views
East Dod St
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125Th Street
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Newark
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Americans Abroad
Will and the Tribune of Brissels
Montague de la Cour
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Eagle Bureau
Cambon
Boulev
Crédit Bureau Des Wieonenon
Haussmealy Continental
Figaro
Oe Exchange
St. America
Express Company
Serf Brentancs
Avenis de 'Opéra
Nice Crédit Ome Gexeva—Lombard, Odler & Co
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Florencs
Fpreneh
Lemen & Co
Nes
Saarbach
Iba
Hamburg
American Express Company
Nandstrasse i Y
Mayence
Ees Union Theological Seminary
Too Park
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