Alligators Turn City Rats Into Lunch At Zoo
Central Park Zoo staff report a novel rat control method using six alligators to catch feeding rodents. Old Ironsides and others snapped up several rats, with six more captured over the weekend as keepers watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Zoo
Central Park
Zoo
Dick Crane
Pelican House
Fitzpatrick
William Snyder
Alligator Pond
Snyder
Old Ironsides
Tronsides
Ironsides
Striped Leg Mosquitoes From Long Island Under Bossy Drift
Port Health Officer Alvah H. Doty identifies the pest as Long Island salt marsh origin after examining mosquitoes at Bellevue Hospital. He notes east winds bring the striped insects toward Manhattan and urges draining Long Island marshes as the only cure. He disputes disease risk but jokes about insomnia and nervous irritability in residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah H. Doty
Bellevue Hospital
Manhattan Island
Long Island
Dr. Doty
Manhattan
New_ Jersey
Daily and Sunday Editions mailed nationwide rates
Daily and Sunday Editions offered with monthly rates. Daily Edition costs 50 cents per month. Mail orders can be sent through newsdealers or directly to the Publication Office. Telephone 1000 Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Baldwin May Ascend Today In Army Dirigible Flight
Special to The New York Times Washington Aug 3 With 200 men hauling at the ropes and 2000 spectators shouting advice Capt Baldwin's dirigible was moved from Fort Myer and rests under a canvas balloon tent If weather allows the flight will be attempted tomorrow The crowd was disappointed when no ascent occurred Secretary Wright Gen Bell and Gen Allen were among spectators Baldwin assured the crowd the first US Army airship will be successful Sentries guard the airship tonight No word on the Wright brothers plane location
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Baldwin
Army Aerodome
Fort Myer
United States Army
War Wright
Franklin Bell
Gen
Allen
Signal Corps
Davis
Bell
Wright
Wright Brothers
Farman Makes Three Short Flights at Brighton Beach Track
Henry Farman, the aeroplanist, flew about 800 yards in each of three attempts yesterday at the Brighton Beach race track. About 2,000 spectators watched as he started from the northwest corner with the engine running, rising to roughly ten feet on a light breeze. The first flight occurred at 5:55 PM, with two more shortly after, ending at dusk as the aeroplane touched ground the final time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Farman
Brighton Beach
Farman
Balloon Reaches Six Miles in New England Test
Readville Mass Aug 3 The Blue Hill Observatory received from Silvernails N Y a small sounder balloon launched from Pittsfield Mass by H H Clayton. It rose to six miles and recorded temperatures over 36 degrees below zero the highest height yet reached in New England. Similar tests in St Louis last year reached ten miles. The sounders carry an aluminum box with instruments to record temperature wind velocity and altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Mass
Blue Hill Observatory
Silvernails
N. Y
Pittsfield
H. H. Clayton
New England
St. Louis
Zeppelin airship to undergo test ascent at Friedrichshafen
The Zeppelin airship will be inflated tonight and a trial ascent is expected tomorrow if conditions allow. Count Zeppelin plans a long endurance flight immediately after the trial, awaiting no further orders from Imperial Commissioners or military officers observing the maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
North German Lloyd seeks Teneriffe coaling concession
LAS PALMAS Canary Islands Aug 3 It is reported that the North German Lloyd Steamship Company is about to obtain a concession for a coaling station at Teneriffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Teneriffe
Handcuffed in Brooklyn Peddlers Linked to Gandolff Gang Plot
Detective Gegan of the Central Office lured two alleged green goods men into a Brooklyn cafe trap connected to a $600,000 New Britain Savings Bank theft. James McVicar and Charles Forbes, linked to the Gandolff gang, were forced to handcuff themselves after a staged exchange of counterfeit money. They face charges of using the mails for fraudulent purposes and are photographed in the Rogues Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gegan
Central Office
Boulevard Café
Broadway
Brooklyn
Gandolff
New Britain
Conn
William Walker
James McVicar
Macdougal Street
Charles T. Forbes
Grenoble
Seventh Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Manhattan
Rogues
McVicar
Forbes
Charles T. McDonald
Post Office
Walter S. Mayer
Louis E. Ruthuff
Belleville
Mayer
McCafferty
Gegan and Wilber
Rathoff
New York
Ruthoff
Detroit
125Th Street
Grand Central Station
Mich
Gogan
MacVicar
Ba Ender
Ralph Avenue
Reward offered for Night Riders leaders in Kentucky terror
Gov Wilson posts a 500 dollar reward for the apprehension and conviction of the Night Riders leaders and top officers tied to the Hopkinsville Princeton and Russellville raids. He pledges to ferret out those who ordered the hangings at Russellville and to end the Western Kentucky terror campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Wilson
Hopkinsville
Princeton
Russellville
Kentucky
Bankruptcy Petitions Across New York Clothing Firms and Credits
A stream of insolvency filings spans Levi Goldstein and Goldstein Clothing Company at 108 Greene Street and 47 Canal Street, with large preferential payments alleged. Harris Zimmerman, 53 East Eighth Street, and Charles Doyne of 29 West 118th Street face similar petitions, while Pasquale Pati & Son, Italian bankers at 238 and 244 Elizabeth Street, hold creditors and a $278,461 liability. The New York Leasing Company at 2783 Broadway assigns to Henry G. Hershfield, amid a broader wave of filings and receiver appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Goldstein
Woolens
Greene Street
Bacon & Co
H. & W.H. Lewis
Mr. Goldstein
Holt
United States District Court
Thomas D. Hewitt
Oppenheimer & Schreier
Goldstein Clothing Company
Canal Street
Joseph Schultz
Hyman Ensler
Harris Zimmerman
East Eighth Street
Leonard Bronner
Samuel S. Bresiin
Isaac Livingston
Joseph Kurland
John V. Irwin
Zimmerman
Bradstreet’s
Harles Doyne
Charles Doyne
West 118Th Street
Pasquale Pati & Son
Henry G. Hershfield
New York
Richard S. Batson
Vice Presidenhe
West 107Th
West 108Th Streets
Debtors listed in yesterday's judgments filed
A list of debtors and amounts filed yesterday includes Joe F. Laarone $85 and Josephine City of N Y $418. George P Buckley $218. David J Butler $218. Alfred Burckhardt $418. Elias Bunzelman $490. Charles B Bergen $218. Samuel Benjinsohn $114. Charles W Brown $114. Charles A Berrian $37. John M Burnet $77. Louis J Bimberg $114. Max Bril $214. George Brust $218. Harmon Bloodgood $711. Albert Bunn $210. Nathan Becker $403. Dennison E Baxter $57. Joseph Benjamin $210. Frank Blumke $218. Charles H Becker $38. Frank Breiner $210. Charles Bittner $218. Emma Blumlein exec $969. Theron H Turden $57. Archibald M Hiss R H Davis et al $93. Eugena Combe $72. J Chandler City of N Y $210. N F Callan $218. W H Craig $212. S B Clark $215. T F Clarke $218. C Conselyea $218. W S Caywad $218.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laarone
Joe—F. Sachs
Ignition
Josephine
N. Y
Buckley
George P.—Same
Butler
David J.—Same
Burckhardt
Alfred—Same
Bunzelman
Elias—Same
Bergen
Charles B.—Same
Benjinsohn
Samuel—Same
Brown
Charles W.—Same
Berrian
Charles A.—Same
Burnet
John M.—Same
Bimberg
Louis J.—Same
Bril
Max—Same
Brust
George—Same
Bloodgood
Harmon—Same
Bunn
Albert—Same
Becker
Nathan—Same
Hiss
Archibald M
R. H. Davis
Combe
Eugena
C. J. Gallagher
Chandler
Callan
N. F
Same
Craig
W. H
Clark
S. B
Clarke
T.F
Conselyea
C.—Same
Caywad
W. S.—Same
Satisfied Judgments and Related Entries List
A compiled list of satisfied judgments with parties, dates, and amounts. Items include Abramson Samuel versus New York Telephone Company on August 8, 1904 for $28, Ash C D and S Murgettroyd versus New York address May 13, 1908 for $486, and numerous other docket entries through 1908, noting vacated costs and varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abramson
Samuel
N. Y. Tel. Co
Ash
C. D
S. Murgettroyd
N. Y
Lawson
Robert S.—P. Meter
Jurgenson
Rudolph—n. Waxman
Haynes
Lewis E
Amanda G. Haynes
F. Young
G. M. Bailey
Marcus
Lena
J. H. Knubel
Saba
Anthony
Geo
Battery Park
Nat
Bank
Thitinger
E. M
United Aan Light and Tower Co
Waterbury
C. Livingston
Brooks Bros
Navy
Behr
S. S
E. A
H. V. St. George
Metzger
Geo.—Union By. Co
City
Avon, Mark
E. H. Conroy
C. H. Lataso
Bagley
Margaret
O. J. Whitlock
Pythians Converge in Boston for Mass Convention
The twenty-fifth Supreme Loge convention and biennial Uniform Bank encampment of the Knights of Pythias plus the Pythian Sisters annual convention open in Boston with an estimate of 75,000 to 85,000 delegates and members. The Uniform Bank encampment dedicates Camp Joseph H. Lyon at Franklin Field. Over 2,000 tents host about 7,000 knights. King Solomon Temple hosts the work exemplification as Gov. Curtis Guild Jr. and Mayor George A. Hibbard welcome the Uniformed Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
The
Supreme Loge
Uniform Bank of the Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Uniform Bank
Joseph H. Lyon
I’ranklin Field
King Solomon Temple
the Pythian Sisters of
Curtis Guild, Jr
George A. Hibbard
Customs Board Grants Lower Duty on Jacquard Silks
Acting on protests filed by Henry Stern of New York and others, the Board of United States General Appraisers sustained lower duty claims on Jacquard figured silks finding they should be duty free at 0 per cent ad valorem. Other sustained protests came from McKesson & Robbins Merck & Co Pelgram & Meyer New York and F B Vandergrift & Co. The protests overruled included Lord & Taylor G F A Bondies J H Rosenberg & Co Rice Stix Dry Goods St Louis and Joel Bailey Davis Co Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stern
New York
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Jacquard
McKesson & Robbins
Merck & Co
Pelgram & Meyer
F. B. Vandergrift & Co
Philadelphi
Lord & Taylor
G. F. A. Bondies
J. & H. Rosenberg & Co
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Joel Bailey Davis Company
Philadelphia
Court calendars Aug 4 list many court sessions and dockets
The notice outlines Tuesday court calendars for the Supreme Court Appellate Division and Appellate Term with multiple parts and judges. It lists numerous cases and parties including City of New York Thomson McBride Hirschfield Gleeson Aston Greenbaum Dodd Hitchings Soutar Co Kaufman Nat Surety Co Amsterdam Bldg Co Mendenhall Man Storage and Warehouse Co and others. The schedule shows opening times at 10 30 A M and 11 A M for various matters and ex parte business, along with Surrogates and General Sessions entries and adjournments. Names of parties include Baldinger Kupferman Mfg Co Ray McElroy Masters Darrin Kertscher Co McCormack Con Co Tremont Ave Sturges Neumann and many others. The document reflects a full court day with numerous dockets and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Matter of Same
Supreme Court and City Court Docket Fragment
McLean J hears Sarah Holz man versus Frank D Adams William H F Ward. City Court Green J handles Pamella W Von Prief against Emma Rosenberg Frederick M Herrick. Finelite Finelite Finelite appears with Alice J L Doion versus Charles N Rosenberg Isidor Wels in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
McLean
Sarah Holzman
Frank D. Adams
William H. F. Ward
City Court—Green
Pamella W. von Prief
Emma Rosenberg
Frederick M. Herrick
Finelite
J.—Alice J. L. Doion
Charles N. Rosenberg
Isidor Wels
Army Assignments and Inspections Announced
Washington August 3 First Lieut W C Baker Coast Artillery placed on unassigned list Major G W Ruthers Commissary to Ellsworth Kansas to inspect subsistence supplies Captain E M Shinkle Ordnance to Fort Mason Presidio of San Francisco Fort Baker Fort McDowell and Fort Barry to inspect armament First Lieut J F Bell Engineers to Washington Barracks for duty Commander T M Potts to home and wait orders Lieut F W Sterling to the Scorpion Lieut F L Oliver to the Montana Lieut L A Cotton to War College Newport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. C. Baker
Coast Artillery
G. W. Ruthers
Ellsworth
Kan
E. M. Shinkle
Fort Mason
Presidio of
San Francisco
Fort Boaker
Fort McDowell
Fort Barry
J. F. Bell
Washington’ Barracks
T. M. Potts
F. W. Sterling
Scorpion
F. L. Oliver
Montana
L. A. Cotton
War College
Newport
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sail
Ships arrived at Gardiner's Bay with Thornton reported. Vessels sailed from Bradford for Provincetown, Abarenda from Baltimore for Bradford, Milwaukee from Honolulu for Panama, and Tacoma from Newport News for Guantanamo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Gardiner’s Bay
Mississippi
Bradford
Provincetown
Abarenda
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Hoonolulu
Panama
Tacoma
Newport News
Guantanamo
Elasic Belt House and Broadway Importers Ad
G Lidenberg & Co and H W Levy advertise from 479 Broadway and 530 Broadway at Spring Street. They sell white goods, ruffling, waists, ladies neckwear, and claim to be America's largest elastic belt house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lidenberg & CO
Broadway
America
H. W. Levy
Broadway, Cor
Spring St
Arrival of Buyers column lists national dry goods firms
A Collins list of buyers to register via telephone at 1000 Bryant includes Klein Sol Chicago H Bos and many major firms across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Rochester and more with dress goods silks cloaks suits waists and millinery. Entries show firm names person reps and street addresses notably Broadway 821 and 684 Broadway plus hotels like Hotel Knickerbocker and Hotel Astor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Sol
Chicago
H. Bos
J. Jirau
H. Schurmacher
Broadway
Prince George
Espenhain Dry Goods Company
Milwaukee
Wis
H. L. Breithaupt
F. D. Feuss
Knickerbocker
Stevens
Charles A
Buyers’ Association
Wasson
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss Grauman
Jones, R. L., & Co
Albany
R. L. Jones
Stibbard
Mme
Detroit
Mich
Hotel Victoria
Hillman’s
Mr. Byron
Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
R. E. Lagrane
Block. Brothers
St. Joseph
M. Herzog
Hotel Astor
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
West Twenty-second Street
Wellington
Sterling Cloak and Millinery Company
Stockton
Cal
Holmes
D. H
Company
New Orleans
J. L. Hogan
Musiin
East Twentieth Street
Lipman, Wolfe & Co
Portland
Oregon
D. N
Leonard Street
Siegel, S. K
Grand Rapids
M. Baer
St. Andrew
Loeb & Hene Company
Lafayette
S. Loeb
Donaldson, L. S
Minneapolis
Walker Street
A & Mitchell Company
Norwich
Conn
T. Rogers
White Street
Iretnae Ss. G., Company
W. H. Clark
Astor Place
Adler, L
Savannah
Miss L. Flaum
Breslin, Bannon & Co
St. Paul
Minn
T. C. O'ryan
Herald Square
Worth Street
York
Ill
M. J. Goldberg
Cadillac
Creath-Lasseter Millinery Company
Mont- Sree
Ala
E. D. Creath
the Brosn
Phillips
Ottumwa
Iowa
J. Phillips
L. Goldman
Hotel
Imperial
Dalkowitz
San Antonio
Texas
S. Dalkowitz
Broadway Central
McDougall & Southwick Company
Seattle
Washington
J. W. Wells
Broidway
the Brain
Starr-Swartz Company
Louisville
A. R. Swartz
Bleecker Street
Graham
J. S
J. S. Graham
Shuttleworth
J. A., Company
H. S. Simons
Broadway Central Hotel
Lowenstein, B., & Brother
Memphis
Tenn
F. C. Paraski
A. L Lowenstein
Bannon & Co
Gratzen-Lobe. Company
Baltimore
Ma. H. Strauss
Prince Street
Hingloch Brothers & Co
Z. Himelhoch
Coats
Sears, Roebuck & Co
J. Barnett
Woolens
Goldberg & Henkin
Pasadena
S. Goldbere
Hotel Belvedere
High
J. M., Company
Atlanta
W. R. McClelland
Breslin. _ Hens-Kelly Company
Buffalo
J. McDonald
Church Street
Hoffman House
Heagany & Treanor Company
Saginaw
Henry E. Maegely
Woodstock
Friedman
William
Robinson, Hennessy
Evansville
Bertha Scherer
R. C. Smith
Earle
Murphy-Martin Dry . Goods Company
Pine Bluff
Ark
G. H. Martin
K. L. Sweeny
Waverley Place
Harris Brothers
The
Circleville
Ohio
Clara J. Culver
Victoria
Kauffman-Strauss Company
I J. Wachter
King Edward Otel
Davenport
So Moritz
Hotel Somerset
Speyer & Sons
Lexington
H. Speyer
Imperial Hotel
Masny
Teresa E
Bowling Green
New Amsterdam
Halley Brothers
Cleveland
Margaret Manning
Brottell
Lewis
John C
Tom W. Collins
Latham
Keith O' Brien
Salt Lake City
Utah
Manney L. Boehner
Somerset
Rosenthal & Sloan
Chicago House Work Company
Samuel Levy
Girard
Capitol City Paper Company
Madison
Yw's
Je We Morris
Kline Cloak Company
Kansas City
Rose C. Esteley
Hote
Tdeal-Wohfeld Fur Company
Indianapoli
Jacob Woh
Albert
Edelman & Co
H.’ McWilliams
Donaldson
L. S
Protest Before Health Board Over Dog Killing Order
Col Alfred Wagstaff of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will address the Health Board to oppose the dog killing order. Dr Darlington and Dr Doty anticipate the board’s stance remains firm. Horton of the ASPCA cites public complaints of brutality in executions of dogs and notes island conditions improving with leash or muzzle rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wagstaff
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Health Board
Thorrow
Darlington
Doty
Bingham
Dr. Darlington
Dr. Doty
Col. Wagstaff
Staten Island
Horton
Bishop Brent declines Washington bishopric again
Washington, Aug. 3 Bishop Charles Henry Brent of the Philippine Islands has refused the Episcopal Bishop of Washington post once more. He says God wills him to stay in the Philippines. He cites health concerns from the climate and notes his illness is not chronic. He plans to return to his work there after his Boston physician’s assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Henry Brent
Philippine Islands
Boston
Philippines
Brent
Islands
Nationwide Dry Goods Firms List Indexed by City
A lengthy 19th or early 20th century compilation lists numerous dry goods and related retailers across multiple U S cities. Entries include company names such as Carter Dry Goods Company in Louisville and Sibley Lindsay & Carr in Rochester, with individual agents and shop addresses like 214 Church Street and 454 Broome Street. The roster features hotels as hubs and notes products from dress goods and silks to notions, toys, and upholstery goods, reflecting a broad urban retail network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dry Goods Company
Louisville
W. M.smith
Leonard Street
Buffalo
N.Y
J. McLaren
E. S. Henner
Church Street
Howland Dry Goods Company
Bridgeport
O'Neil, M., & Co
Akron
Ohio
M. O'Neil
F. Bottum
Broadway
Sibley, Lindsay & Carr Company
Rochester
Ias
N. Baxter
R. G. Powers
Broome Street
Kline & Curtis Company
Reading
Penn
J. H. Mo
W. Fleishaker
L. Freishaker
Latham
Roberts
John A., & Co
Utica
E._ A. Baker
Jordan-Marsh Company
Boston
Mass
F. Coleman
Union Square
Wolcott
Siegel, Henry, Company
C. A. Hanley
Mandel Brothers
Chicago
J. B. Ertle
Seville
Siegel, Cooper & Co
J. Kahnfelder
Sixth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Boston Dry Goods Company
Grand Street
Walcott
Shepard Company
Providence
R. I
B. Ly Young
Breslin
Sully
Rathbun & Co
F. B
Rathbun
Herald Square
Spandauer & Co
Baltimore
B.D. Spandauer
Sere Dry Goods Company
Pettsburg
Are BR
Sydnor
Herald Square Hote Berlinger
St. Louis
Hotel Imperial
Siegrist & Fraley
J A. Braun
Kaufman-Strauss Company
G. J. Waechter
Spokane Dry Goods Company
Spokane
Wash
FE. A. Shadie
King Edward Hotel
Tregeilos, Hertie & Co
B. Kaufman
Hatch
Cleveland
J. F. Flintoff
M. J. Strauss
Brock
H. J. Brock
Hats
Imperial
Appell
Las Vegas
M. ML
Dpe
Burke
Fiz Simons
Ne & Co
W. E. Com
Ress
Root Dry Goods Company
Terra Haute
Ind. C
Courch
Street
Sibiey
Lindsay & Curri “Arti Ja
Hotel Wellington
Walker Brothers Dry Glads Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
McNair
So Church Street
Donaldson
Minneapolis, Minn
J. Buell
Or. Strees
Hunter & Hunter
Detroit, Mich
Minn
H. C. Hoye
Navarre
Haas, B. & A
Cincinnati Ohio
May Company
C. A. Greenman
Washington Place
Hatel York
Bernheimer Brothers
Tallimore
Mad
Wolf
L. Michaelson
M. Schwarz
Marlborough
Phillipsboro
Minneapolis
R. W. Munzer
Hotel Cumberland
Plymouth Clothing Company
St. Paul
J. M. Lennon
Cumberland
Fusendt
A. Company
Los Angeles
R. By Barry
M. A. Milishach
Notions
York
Cohen Brothers
Jacksonville
Fla
Cohen
Woodward
Tronkla, Charles, Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
D. “Downie
White Street
Callender
McAuslan & Troup Company
I. G. Metin
Walker Street
Keeley Company
Atlanta
Sullivan
Dey Brothers & Co
Syracuse
N. Y
Spendlove
St Union Square
Rothschild Brothers
Ithaca
Broad Way
Hoffman House
Ginsfelder
J., & Sons
Burgunider Brothers
H. Buregiinder
E. O'Malley
West
Prince George Hotelsyincey & Doyle
Auburn
G. Fen
A. M. Dovie
Prince George Hotet
The Hour to Take a Cab in New York
A New York anecdote notes a single overnight window when cab fares resemble European rates. At 3 A M Times Square riders face persistent beguilements from cabmen until a rare, legitimate quarter fare yields a peaceful ride home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
London
Paris
Times Square
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Therror
Beck
NOW ON EXHIBITION TERMS CASH FIELD CHAPMAN AUCTIONEERS
An auction notice announces exhibition terms with cash payment required. Field and Chapman & Co. act as auctioneers handling the sale. The item is offered under cash terms with immediate disposition upon bidding. Potential buyers are directed to contact the firm for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field, Chapman & Co
Guide for Buyers Directory of NYC Suppliers 1900s
A dense listing of vendors across Manhattan offering goods for retailers. Includes ALCOHOL APPLIANCES, ALLIGATOR LEATHER, BRASS GOODS, CLOAKS AND SUITS, HOSIERY, JEWELRY, LAMPS, NECKWEAR, OIL PAINTINGS, UMBRELLAS and more with shop names and street addresses such as Broadway, 6th Ave, 20th St, and Maiden Lane. The compilation serves as a marketplace guide for buyers seeking manufacturers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cohn & Co., Inc
Broadway
Otto Thurnauer
20Th St
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
Oriental
20Th St. A
Sutro Bros
Braid Co
Greene & Spring
A. Davis & Co
21St St
H. L. Shulman & Co
Hollstein, Young & Co
St. Louis
L. Blumenkroehn & Co
11Th St
Bleecker
The
Plume & Atwood Mfg. Co
B. Shackman
Louis Meyers
West 31St St
A. B. Andrews Con
West 5Th Street
House Fur
Imp
26Th St
Jewelry
Sterl’g Novelties
M.S. Averbeckh
Maiden Lane
Myres
Max
Shada
American Hosters Co
Pranklin St
Keros'ne, Inc
Mantle
Otto Thurnaner
S & Shirtw
Glockner
West 19Th Sé
Berliner
Strauss & Moyer
Drescher & Casson
A. Hochheimer
M. J. Taylor & Co
St. Andreas Rosenshine Bros., Mfg., 57 & 58 East With 8 Ribbons. Fry & Friedsam
Yale Suspender Co
Spitzer & Harris
Triangle Waist Co
Alleson& Lamson
E. 17Th St
John Sullivan & Son
Hudson St
J. H. Bekhardt
Lds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Hartin
MR. Farman
Zeppelin
Green Goods
Coun
Gondolff
Gov. Wilson
Chatwin
A. FE
Cherles
H. F.—Same
A.—Same
Canavelle
B.—Same
Chartier
Coykenall
J.—Same
Christianson
A. T
H.—Same
Cropsey
A. B.—Same
Tel. Co
de Filippo
A. C. Bedell
Clinchy, Thomas
Cinarsium, Co
Cross
T. R
P. Engel
Admx
Iman
S. D
Knoxville Woolen Milla
Economic
Joline
A. H
D. Robinson
Bartelstone Et al
Kreiser
Knapp
G. H. Inelts
Liberman
Leitner
Murray
J. F
Am Radiator Co
Maher
J. M
National Blue Print Co
Sue - Melaan
T. G. Strater
N. Y. Trim Co
J. Wineman
R. Goldstein
Novick
M. Gallagher
Nehle
Hess-Gright Mfg. Co
O'Brien
G. T—A. Dryfoos
Pell
Mary H
J. J. Monks
Ruggiero
S.—L. Marcus
Rudolph
Miriam
S. Silberstein
Raphael
E. F. Christopher & Co
Risley-Bird Mfg. Co
I. M. Bird—High_land Trust Co
Shapiro
R. B.C. Erlitz
Kienle Press
Tanzer-Prager Co
H. Witherhorn
Underwood
W.H
C. K
Order
Goff
Thomas
Hall of Records
Wills
Jerome L Ughetta
Bernard Macy
Elizabeth Reuter
John Schwaub
Adam Wenzel
Abraham Alexander
Jane M Germond
Joseph R Sergrant
Schmuck
County Court House
Chambers Street
Court OF General Sessions
Crain
Marshall and
Howe
Barney Levenson
Isidore Migden
Herman Schonberger
Henry Gross
Abraham Zerwich
John F Castano
Frank Galinazzi
Frank Bellantes
Joe Kass
Charles Murphy
Nicola Armato
Warneeta Gonzales
Robert Dilworth
Louis Weisshere
Patrick O’hara
Eugene Rees
Charles Zikas
Leonard Aschwald
Robert McCarthy
Thomas Walker
Malone
J.—pens
Wial M
McGuire
Appleton
People
Joseph Downes
Charles Craig
Luigi Emanuele
Antonio Genise
Giuseppe Salvo
Pasquale Grippo
Angelo Poleo
Hannah Tyler
Thomas Jones
Paul Takis
Louis Goldstein
Chester A Enders
John Hanlon
Dominick Morabbto
Frank Curto
Louis Galliano
Casper Guariglio
John — Ferri
Frank Pollino
Louis Percelo
William Meyer
John Dunn
Mabel Drewee Egan
William Disch
Max -Rice
Jessef Szantho
Nicholas Burns
Corrado Calvo
Benny Show
Thomas McCarthy
Joseph Blanchard
T—Louis Goldstein
Stella Brennan
Antonio Capraro
Angelo Manzanello
Jacob Wolfe
Antonio Catalano
George B Ellis
Fred Woodruff
Carlo Mariro
J. — Levy
Clarke Richard H. Clarke
the United Service
Army
the Navy
Mae Ladies
Stein, Doblin & Co
ST. Gall, AU
Lustenatu
Kronbuhl
Switzerland
Spumann
Borson
Weingart
S. P. C. A. Head
Samuel Gans Company
Wooster Sty
William Iselin and CO
B. Brager
Walker St
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