Real Estate Boom Fueled by Chicago Market Moves
A brisk Chicago real estate season shows strong demand for business and residential investments. News notes rapid absorption of improved property, rising rents, and a wave of sales including the Lakeside Building and State and Van Buren corners. NYC and Boston reports mirror the vigor with investor relocations and large transfers shaping early spring targets.
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Board of Trade
Tenth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Pittsboro
Tenth Presbyterian
Belial
Hugh Maher
Washington
Honoré
van Buren
Tate
Clark and
Adams Streets
Henry C. Rew
7. W. Irwin
State
Orient Hotel
City real estate transfers and weekly totals near Court House
The week ending Dec 11 reports city and suburban transfers within seven miles of the Court House totaling 140 sales with a combined consideration of 721 659 dollars. City sales 108 at 574 573 dollars and south of city limits 27 at 120 381 dollars. West of city limits and north of city limits show 3 and 3 sales respectively with smaller sums. The list includes numerous parcels on Desplaines street Michigan avenue Bowen avenue and Rowena.
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Tracy Avenues
Washington Heights
Englewood
Stock Yards
Michigan Avenue
Twenty-third
Twenty Second Streets
Indiana Avenue
Fiftieth Street
J. W. Farlin
Kenwood Avenue
Forty Eighth Street
State
Eleventh Streets
Pullman
Harrison
Secretary of the Treasury
First National Bank
Boston
Chicago
North Clark
Division
State Street
Clark Street
Division Street
Clark Er Division
Erie
Kingsbury
Huron
Erie Street
Calumet Avenue
Thirty-third
Third Avenue
West Madison
May
Forty Sixth
Wabash Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Prairie Avenue
Twentysixth
Sixteenth
Canal
Wilson
West Harrison
Rush
Fourth Avenue
Orth of
Hyde Park Avenue
Fifty-seventh
Twentieth
Clark
Water
Madison
Clinton
North State
Burton Place
Market
Randolph
Drexel Boulevard
Brook
Oakwood
Eighteenth
North
la Salle
Wrightwood Avenue
Ashland Avenue
Blue Island Land & Building Company
Cicero
W. B. Ogden
Baird
Northwestern Car Shops
Thirty-first Street
Chicago Real-Estate Journal
Messrs
Philadelphia
Call Board
Fifth Avenue
N. C. Goodrich
Smith Street
Jerome Beecher
Thirty-third Street
J. Zangerle
Weed and
Dayton
Thirty
D. H. Hammer
Patrick Enders
Mohawk Street
Charles Miller
Indiana Street
H. C. Goodrich
A. Sowka
Cleaver
M. Singerhorst
Twelfth Street
Jackson Street
Loomis
Ashland Avenues
Wheelock
Jonathan Clark
Lawrence
Furst
Furst & Bradley
Patterson
Madison Street
Western Avenue
Washington Street
Halsted Street
Central Park
Douglas Park
South Park Boulevard
Real Estate Call Board
Fcre
New York
California
Union
D. O. Mills
Mr. Crocker
San Francisco
Feading Avenues
Vanderbilt
William Lt. Belden
Greene Street
Spring Street
Colorado
Nevada
Stanford, Crocker & Sharon
Chaffee
Denver
Colo
Fifty-eighth Street
J. W. Mackey
Bonner
Fifty-sixth
France
Mather St
South Halsted
Thumas J. Falls
Division St
Wenzal Majewski
Martin Pinderski
Charles N. Holerrabee
Grove
Huber
Michael Wehrer
Barrabee St
Louisa St
William Bourke
Daniel Carrail
James Stack
Suarehy
William W. Myera
Frederick Krumsieg
John G. Esher
Elizabeth Kling
Catherine E. Hunt
John Burke
John Boyle
J. A. B. Walda
The
Society of the New Jerusalem
Nathaniel K. Fairbank
Indiana
Twelfth St
John Twerenbold
Annie H, Clarke Thomas Harkness
Seph McMaster
Marie G. Merrill
Jobo Schaub
Thomas
Michael Webrur
Frank Wells
Superior St
North Walls
Ashland
North Av
Milwaukee
Sangamon St
West van Burenst
Chestnut At
North Market
Woane
Aberdeen
Gordon
William McCoy
Court-House
Murray
Sane Waixel
William Geagan
Atlantic
L A. H
J. KR. Pringle
John Morrissey
Deaplaines St
Henry Cook
H. F. Ketchutm
Desplaines St
Caen Po
Phebe Bouchard
Michigan
Michigan Av. 2434 Ft 8 of Forty-fourth At, Wt, Coresth Ft
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D. J. Hubbard
Lyman E. Howard
Emerald St
Eto Dunet
Bangs
Louis Swift
Bowen “Av
Stephen G. Swisher
William Cold
Cate Sacs Chbeysra Roe Tertece
Bowen Av
James Eddy
William Stein
Rowenay
Heman Spald
Court-Llouse
Unpleasant rumors on Henry Enderis Swiss consul charge
Reports allege Henry Enderis former Swiss consul and bookshop owner owes large sums from Swiss inherited funds not yet accounted for. Claims reach $15,000 to $20,000 with figures unsettled after his bankruptcy. Enderis vanished briefly, hospitalised, and possible mental strain cited amid scrutiny.
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Henry Enderin
Henry Enderis
Clark and
Lake Streets
Enderis
Switzerland
Roethlisberger
Kankakee
Theodore Schintz
Thompson
Revere Trouse
Milwaukee
Central Church Seat Sale Reaches 9713.50 in Historic Demand
The Central Church seat sale yielded 9713.50 from current holders with unrestricted sales to follow. Prominent citizens and many hundred self holders acquired seats as firms funded clerks with church access for the year amidst growing congregation numbers.
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Swing
Central Church
Central Music Hall
Herbert Ayer
W. E. Mellenry
Potter Palmer
David Swing
W. S. Henderson
J. C. McMullin
Perry H. Smith
John Wentworth
C.S. Franch
E. C. Fisher
A. Rice
FP. BH. Stone
J. W. Wadsworth
N. K. Fairbank
George Sturges
George L. Dunlap
Hi. T. Barnes
O. F. Fuller
D. B. Fisk
W. 38. Henderson
William SM. Hoyt
N. Ludington
C. H. Chapin
J. C. Cottrell
Eugene Cary
L. P. Conger
A. C. Cody
J. W. Cochran
C. C. Chase
W. H. Colvin
J.C. Duolevy
Asa Dow
William Dodge
C. A. Dibble
E. F. Dycke
J. W. Dowd
N.C. Draper
Dr. Dyas
Waller Responds To Sewer Controversy In Chicago Letters
Commissioner Charles Waller writes to the Chicago Tribune denying involvement in a private sewer dispute with Commissioner De Wolf and City Attorney Grinnell. He notes heavy duties and reports on sewerage supervision by Ellers, with letters exchanged about article accuracy and potential ordinance revisions.
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I. Howak
Mir
Davenport
Coscaay
Stu
Beileru
R Omales S. Walleil
Chicago
Charles 3. Waller, Esq
Deas Ltd
Sewerage Department
Board of Sewerage Commissioners
Board of Sewerage
B.S. Chesbrough
Chesbrough
Department of Public Works
Waller
Henzette Willliams
W. H. Clarke
Williams
Clarke
Department of Publc
Crances S. Waller
Chicago Tribune
Crroaco
de Wolf
Grinnell
Ebers
Grimer
de Wulf
Judiciary
Council
Ellers
Chanles & Waller
Leo Il-C. S. Waller
The Mighty Dollar and Nevada Vote Turmoil
The Chicago Tribune reports Col. Fair won Nevada by a coin campaign and notes in Eureka and Ormsby counties money influenced voters. Miners and laborers were paid to back Fair, as outsiders were welcomed with high sums. The piece rails at railroad monopolies and contrasts wealth with moral courage, critiquing those who chase money over principle.
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Chicago Tribune
Col. Fair
Nevada
Ormsby
Eureka County
Republican County Committee
Fatr
San Francisco Chronicle
Fair
Carson
Sharon
United States Senate
Senate
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