Ankündigung der 6. Symphonie für den 21./22.11.1912 in The New York Times Nr. 20021 auf S. 78 (= S. 6 des 7. Teils):

"         Concerts of the Week

[...]

     The Philharmonic concerts of next Thursday evening and Friday afternoon at Carnegie Hall, Nov. 21 and 22, will mark the first New York appearance of Leopold Godowsky, the Polish pianist, [... B-Dur-Klavierkonzert von Brahms ...]. Mr. Stransky, in addition to Liszt's symphonic poem, "Les Preludes," will offer a work practically unknown in this country, although much esteemed abroad, the Bruckner Symphony No. 6. It was introduced by Gustav Mahler in Vienna and Munich." (*).

Nahezu identisch melden dies auch The Standard Union Nr. 139 (Brooklyn, New York) auf S. 19 (= S. 7 des 2. Teils):

"     John McCormack, the Irish tenor, at Carnegie Hall [... heutiges Konzert ... Privatkonzert am 19.11.1912 ...]. The Philharmonic concerts of next Thursday evening and Friday afternoon at Carnegie Hall, Nov. 21 and 22, will mark the first Manhattan appearance of Leopold Godowsky, the Polish eminent pianist, [... B-Dur-Klavierkonzert von Brahms ...]. Mr. Stransky in addition to Liszt's symphonic poem, "Les Preludes," will offer a work practically unknown in this country, although much esteemed abroad, the Bruckner symphony No. 6. It was successfully introduced by Gustav Mahler in Vienna and Munich." (**)

und The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Nr. 320 auf S. 36 (= S. 4 des 4. Teils):

"     John McCormack, the Irish tenor, at Carnegie Hall [... heutiges Konzert ... Privatkonzert am 19.11.1912 ...].

     The Philharmonic concerts of next Thursday evening and Friday afternoon, at Carnegie Hall, November 21 and 22, will mark the first New York appearance of Leopold Godowsky, the Polish eminent pianist, [... B-Dur-Klavierkonzert von Brahms ...]. Mr. Stransky, in addition to Liszt's Symphonic Poem, "Les Preludes," will offer a work practically unknown in this country, although much esteemed abroad, the Bruckner "Symphony No. 6."  " (***).