Die Ostdeutsche Rundschau Nr. 300 bringt auf S. 8 einen Artikel (signiert "Hagen") über das Wiener Bruckner-Denkmal (*).

The Gazette Nr. 3629 (York, Pennsylvania) berichtet auf S. 3 vom New Yorker Leben:

"              NEW YORK GLIMPSES.
[...]
                               NEW YORK, October 29. [Text aber identisch mit dem vom 22.10.1898]
[... Gesellschaftsklatsch ...]

     [... Musik ... "scotch notes" ...].

     German music will also richly rendered here during the coming season [...] and then the Boston Symphony orchestra will give an unusual scope to the same field. Its conductor [Gericke] is a German and was offered a leadership by the Berlin Philharmonic. He will present selections from Weber, Litz [sic], Bruckner, Straus [sic] and Beethoven, and these when combined with other composers will be highly attractive. [...]." (**).