Floods Recede Around Augusta Amid Vast Losses
Augusta floods receded to forty feet with damages near 1.6 million. Losses include stock, bridges, canal breaks, and idle mills. Fires added terror. power and telephone services disrupted. Drownings reported. a citizens meeting planned and relief needed for northern districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Savannah River
Augusta Railway & Electric Company
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Carolina Hills
Georgia
Augusta Chronicle
Augusta Herald
Umbrella Duel on Third Avenue Leaves Two Wounded
William Lettere and Alberne Gavano fought with improvised umbrella blades on Third Avenue near Sixtieth Street after a dispute over a East Sixty-third Street maiden. Lettere damaged Gavano’s cheek before Gavano injured Lettere’s eye. Policeman Cunningham ended the duel. both were hospitalized and detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lettere
East Sixty-third Street
Alberne Gavano
Third Avenue
Sixtieth Street
Gavan
Byron
Dumas
Lettere
Gavano
Monsieur
Miladie
Nossing
Cunningham
Special Sessions to Hear Animal Cruelty Cases Weekly
Justice Wyatt announced a weekly special day for cruelty to animals cases in the Court of Special Sessions to clear about 1,200 pending trials. In Magistrates courts defendants waive examination and are sent to the special sessions where fines are common. The New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the Humane Society of New York have agents citywide, and the arresting society receives half of each fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Special Sessions
Wyatt
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Humane Society of New York
Manhattan
Bronx
United Wireless Telegraph Service Begins on Hudson River Steamers
The United Wireless Telegraph Company launched operations yesterday on the Hendrick Hudson and New York of the Hudson River Day Line. The first message to Day Line President E. E. Slott reported a rainy, northeast wind, passengers comfortable and happy, enjoying the music and river voyage aboard the New York, signed by Captain A. H. Harcourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Hendrik Hudson
New York
Hudson River
E. E.slott
A. H. Harcourt
Catholic Women at Odds Amid Appeals in Supreme Court
An appeal filed in the Appellate Division by officers of the Catholic Women’s Benevolent Legion challenges a court order appointing a referee to take testimony in a dispute over officer elections. The region, formed in 1895 with headquarters in the city, has funds over $150,000, about 18,000 members and 17,000 insurance beneficiaries across 272 subordinate councils in several states. Mrs. Mien M. Joycee of Israoktyn filed a petition alleging improper election of officers and life members under the constitution. Justice Guy appointed ex-Senator N. A. Elsberg as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion
Mien M. Joycee
Ninth Street
Israoktyn
Supreme Council
Guy
N. A. Elsberg
Buyers register as merchants listed across multiple cities
A scanned column lists buyers registering from New Haven to Cincinnati, detailing firms such as Malley & Co New Haven and J A Clements Philadelphia, with goods including dress fabrics silks muslin laces hats and fur accessories. The notice shows dozens of firms with contact points at hotels and street corners. The text names many departments and firms and their agents at various hotels and streets across the East and Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aasiety Cobbs
Miss Zulu
Paducah
Emily Wear
Tullinery
New Grand
Patterson
Susan
Sharon
Penn
Martha Washington
Rosensway
Tiffany
Pine Blatt
Ark
van Mensselaer
M. E
Lake Village
van Rensselaer
Meconnell
W. C
Adrian, Mich
Cloaks
Martinique
Wanamaker
John
Philadelphia
W. H
Geary
Broadway
Tenth Street
Seville
Grumbacher, &.,.& Son
York
M. Grumpany
Herald Square
Union Square
Highee Company
Cleveland
Ohio
G. J. Baum
Hotel Impérial
Malley, E., Company
New Haven
Hotel
Edwards
Troy
N._Y
E. A. Brown
Victoria
Edwards, E. W., & Son
Syracuse
N. Y
A. M. Smith
Hotel Victoria
Kaufman-Strauss Company
Louisville
Y. Jacoby
Broztell
Brown, Thompson & Co
Hartford
D. J. Morrison
Marlborough
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Chicago
Ill
H. W. Oil
Worth Street
Guide for Buyers Directory of New York Vendors
A dense list of vendors across products from alcohol appliances to umbrellas. It names G. Cohn & Co. Inc. 337 Broadway Otto Thurnauer 310-318 6th Ave at 20th St and many others with addresses in Manhattan. The document catalogs shops for art goods jewelry mfgs clothing corsets and housewares with street and block details for buyer reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cohn & Co., Inc
Otto Thurnauer
20Th St
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
Tesser
Rosenhain & Simon
Misses’ & Children
S. Y Caplan
Broadway
Cor
Hyman Marks
COATS
Cohen Bros
E. St. St. Eve
St. Wear
Einhorn
St. Eve
Oceanus Mfg. Co
L. Felsenbeld
J.w.eckhardt
Lad’s
Boston Hygienic
34Th St
L. Blumenkrohn & Co
St. Crockery & Porcelains
Wantine, A. A., & Co
M.j.averbeck
Maiden L
Plume & Atwood Mfg.Co
B’way
B. Shackman & Co
Flanelette Gowns & Pettic
Bergoffen & Philip
E. 10Th St
Av.c
Louis Meyers
West 31St St
Parker
os.,Inc
B. Brager
Walker St
Imp
E. Bloom
Myres
Max M
N. Y
J.S. Mehllman
Jones
M. W. Winston
Jones St
Guill Ende Lamp Goods
Mfrs
Flaum & Bornstein
Bond St
Excelsior Silk Waist Co
Koch Bros
Churei St
Samstag & Hilder Bros
M. J.averbeck Mfg
Maiden Lane
M. Gropper & Sons
Bleecker
Seligman Frame Co
Vesey St
M. J. Taylor & Co
Rosenshine Bros
Mfg
East 11Th
Max Feist
Sheffield Silver Plate
Sheffield Silver Co
E. 11Th St
Osterweis Bros
Lex. Ay
Yale Suspender Co
Allison & Lamson
E. Yth St
John Sullivan & Son
Hudson St
Bankruptcy notes widespread among New York wholesalers
Judge Holt names receivers in multiple cases including Maroon & Darwish, Samuel R. Olmstead & Co, and Samuel Willer. Insolvencies involve dry goods, paints, and textiles with assets and debts ranging from thousands to tens of thousands. Other filings list Continental Bedding, Pas Avena Chemical, Realty Investment, and Western Manufacturing among debtors with secured creditors and asset losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maroon & Darwish
Holt
George S. Kebabian
Washington Street
Samuel R. Olmstead & CO
George D. Graves
Ih Paints
Fourth Avenue
Wolf Sayetta
Rivington Street
Iis M. Taylor
Frederick T. Frisby
H. Hirsh & Brother
Frederick B. Nilsson
Cutter
West 134Th Street
Brooklyn
Walter H. Mack
National City Bank of
Samuel Willer
Peter B. Olney, Jr
Third Avenue
Max Nirenberg
Willer
Robert B. Reilly
William Henkel, Jr
Mano Halsz
Henry Halsz
Ludwig Gern
Continental Bedding Company
Thomas Street
William Skinner Manufacturing Company
Lamport Manufacturing Supply Company
Danforth, Chirk & Co
PAS Avena Chemical Company
Porges
East Eightieth Street
J. Otto Hunicke
Hunicke
Realty Investment CO
Realty Investment Corporation
Somerset Hotel Company
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
West Forty-seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Howard Nott Potter
Judge Bischoff
Supreme Court
W. H. Ricketts
Warrington
Madison Avenue
3Nd Street
Germanian Life Insurance Company
Howard Nott Potteg
Elizabeth A. Willcox
Potter
I T
Caroline Genet
Western Manufacturing Company
Abraham Stoffer
David Pisnoff
Walker Street
Morris Meyers
Abraham Cohen
S. Brinn & Co
Textile Fabric Company
Stoffer
Pisnoff
Thomas Hugh Boorman
Battery Place
Riverside Drive
178D Street
Alcatraz Company
Waldo Travers Asphalt Paving Company
Boorman
New York Mastic Works
Compagnie Genemile Des Asphaltes de Rance
Franklin W. Sackett
Maiden Lane
Walter T. Kohn
Broadway
Providence
Attleboro
Kohn
Marshall S. Wagar
Mil
Emil Rump
Pearl Street
Debtor Judgments Listed From Anderson to Cuba Eastern R.R. Co
Yesterday judgments were filed listing numerous debtors and amounts. Names include Anderson E D Mayer $119 Anne Jane M De L Cody $1 308 Richarah J E H Mansour et al. $94 Berliner J M Greenberg H Kantrowitz $353 and many others against City Ry Co of N Y City By Co and related parties with varied sums, from city entities to private firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
D. Mayer
Ann
Jane M. de L. Cody
Richarah
Duffy
Same
Donst
A. A
City of
New York
Droescher
Dixon
T. H
E. Forman
Eagan
Guardian
City Ry. Co
Graham
Union ‘Ry. Co
City
Gerask
Annie—Same
Garland
Gomprecht
H. W. Singhi
Hollinger
N. Y
Hirsch
D. Meyrowtz
Interranto
Matilda
Barrett Nephews & Co
Jennings, James
Irene M
H. E. Walter
Koenig
T. H. Gray Co
Adolph—Union Ry. Co
Linder
Lane
Lamont
H. G.—Same
Lawson
Larson
V.—Same
Lang
L.—Same
Lambert
O.—Same
Landau
Lanning
H.—Same
Lamb
J.—Same
Lewis
A.—Same
Leiber
C. A.—Same
Levien
D. A
Levy
Lavene
J. E
Lardner
Adelaide L
Langler
L. P
Landers
W. T
Larkin
J. D
Landes
N. J
Leczinsky
F. C
Loupy
S. J
W. T. Bull
al Brd
Broadway Building Co
Mackintosh
N. W
J. Hart Et al
Martin
C.union Ry. Co
N. Y. City
Maresca
B. K. Bloch
Millar
W. M
W. E. Parker
McGinnis
Nora—Union Ry. Co
Norton
M.—E. Sommers
Nassauer
G.—Styles
G.—Styles & Cash, $524. Oliver, T.-L. J. Bachmann
O’brien
Kate—Inter
R. T. Co
Rockmore
D. W.S. Thompson Co
Ryan
C.—P. Ballentine & Sons
Rowley
J. H
N. Lion Et al., $108. Rosslaw, A.—B. Berman, $67. Rothschild, E.—J. Deckman & Co
Stryker
Mary—N. Stuart
Shea
Wormser
M. S
W. Levy
Watson
Mabel
M. Lewis
Chartier
F_ Hartwell
Fountain Inn Mfg. Co
B. A. Walsh
Lawyers’ Process Service Association
City of N. Y
Ladyware Co
Mechanics Institute—National Blue Print Co
Mercantile Lumber Co
Hawkinsville Stave and Lumber Co
Building Co.—Chemical _ Enraving Co
L. Pollock
Vaudeville “Real Estate Investors Co
M. Libien
Cuba Eastern R. R. Co
Mottley, Green & Co
Debtors and creditors judgments filed dates list
Debtor and creditor pairs with filing dates and amounts: Alexander L against Cudahy Packing Co on April 7 1899 for 196 dollars. Alexander L against George Hotchkiss Co on April 11 1899 for 193 dollars. Campbell A J against Standard Plumbing Supply Co on July 10 1908 for 209 dollars. Kohn Sarah Nathan and Isaac Cohn against J W Moore on July 7 1908 for 969 dollars. North W H D against Builders League of New York on May 19 1902 canceled for 35 dollars. Padernacht W and S Jatetski against S Schwartz on June 2 1908 for 467 dollars. Schaefer A M against M Ederheimer et al on Aug 31 1899 for 316 dollars. Galvin Paul against S Williams on Dec 16 1897 canceled for 1041 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
North
Builders’ League of
N. Y
Padernacht
S. Jatetski
S. Schwartz
Schaefer
A. M
M. Ederheimer
Federal Court Calendars Open With Wide Docket Aug 28
The federal schedule lists the United States Circuit Court led by Lacombe Opens at 10 30 A M in Room 124 Post Office riding with a lengthy motion calendar. Multiple cases span insurers manufacturers and various corporations including Vaughan Hartford Fire Ins Co D W Fuse Co Empire Circuit Co Union Theatres Co Barnes Pierce Consol Rubber Tire Co Hartford Rubber Works Am Thermos Bottle Co Met Securities Co and many others. Also Supreme Court appellate divisions special term trial term and surrogates court calendars appear with numerous parties and motion lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Lacombe
Vaughan-Hartford Fire Ins Co
Fuse Co-Trumbull Electfg
Empire Circuit
Union Theatres Co
Barnes-Pierce
Consol Rubber Tire Co-Morgan & Wright
Same- Doherty
Same
Hartford Rubber Works
Consol Rubber Tire
Republice Rubber Co
Thermos Bottle Co
Am Specialty Co
Miers-Con- Mutual Blog Co
Joline
Met Securities Co
Parrsyewski
Gollitek & Smith
Baylie-Ny
Susy & Wrr Co
Elec. Vehicle Co
Duerr
Gude Co
Same-Wanamaker
Morton Trust
St Ry
Mygatt-Duncan & Miller £ Glass Co
Harman J. Gramann
Leonard E Richter
Arthur Ferguson
Henry Noble
Supreme Court
Beckett, S
Hall of Records
Walker Heimburg
Louis Kreis
Eva Cohen
Mabel Nichols
Florence E. Callard
Frank Malcolm Pugh
Sarah Clark
Israel Margolis
Edna Crawford
John Adolphi
Emma Kauffm
McAvoy
County Court House
Chambers Street
Court OF General Sessions
Crain
Garvan and Manley
The
People
Tony Bracco
Edgar Campbell
Charles Greene
Jasper Cunningham
Arthur Haywood
Jula Smith
Bella Brown
David Revinson
Philip Brooks
Louis Capazzi
John W. Johnson
Louis Turkir
Max Lubetsky
William Weidman
Archibald Watts
John Fardy
Ernest Attile
Max Miller
Arthur W. Holt
Malone
McGuire and
Canse
Amama Purcell
John Coughlin
Joseph Korg
Thomas Ellis
Charles Wanamaker
Maud Hill
Isidore Mothstein
Louis Leidner
Willam F. Waltman
Mulqueen
O’connor and
Symonds
Resignation of Capt Shortridge Accepted in Army Medical Corps
The Army reports the resignation of Capt E D Shortridge Medical Corps effective Sept 15. Capt E N Macon Coast Artillery will report to the retiring board in Washington for examination. Capt S V Ham Quartermaster assigned to the Presidio of San Francisco. Shipping news lists vessels sailing from Portsmouth Key West and Sydney with multiple destinations including Melbourne Newport New York and Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. D. Shortridge
Medical Corps
E. N. Macon
Coastrtillery
S. V. Ham
Dubuque
Brooklyn
Culgoa
Melbourne
Montana
Rockland
Arkansas
Portsmouth
Annapolis
Uncas
Key West
New York
Dolphin
Newport
Connecticut
Kansas
Vermont
Minnesota
Georgia
Netaska
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Virginia
Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Glacier
Panther
Ajax
Yankton
Relief
Sydney
Navy officers and sailors receive new assignments and commissions
Commander F. L. Chapin is commissioned. Lieut. Commander H. J. Ziegemeier assumes additional command of Olympia in reserve. Surgeon J. A. Murphy is ordered home or to duties. Paymaster A. G. Ammen retires from the fleet to duties as General Storekeeper and Purchasing Pay Officer at Naval Hospital New Fort Lyon. Civil Engineer E. H. Brownell moves to Cavite head of yards and docks. Civil Engineer F. H. Cooke moves to the Bureau of Yards and Docks in Washington. Captain G. Bishop Jr. of the Marine Corps is commissioned. Movements note arrivals of Uncas at Key West and Sylph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Chapin
H. J. Ziegemeier
Olympia
J. A. Murphy
A. G. Ammen
Naval Hospital
New Fort Lyon
E. H. Brownell
Naval Station
Cavite
Department of Yards and Docks
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
Washington
Marine Corps
Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court Cases
A list of Supreme Court and City Court matters names judges and parties, including Vehrlen vs Gruchi Jacob Schiff Dixon vs Cudde back and McGrath matters. Receiver appointed in New York and Linden born case noted. Ida Burmofsk vs Morrison also listed before Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Pound
J.—Vehrlen
Gruchi
Jacob R. Schiff
Dixon
Cuddeback
Alfred T. Davison
Cornell
Daniel M. Buckley
New York
Apartment Seekers Urged to Check Times Next Sunday
Advertisers urging readers to consult the New York Times next Sunday for a listing of the most desirable apartments. The notice hints at a curated section featuring prime rental options and market highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Advertisement for New York Times Apartment House Directory
Advertising copy for listing unrented apartments in The New York Times Apartment House Directory. Promotes reach to regular readers and purchasers of The Times with weekly circulation over one million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
the Times
The
Times
Adv
New York Incorporations Listed for Aug 27 in Albany
Special to The New York Times Albany notes a batch of incorporations including McNutt Non-Explosive Company with $10000 capital. Hoa Frost & Co manufacturing fishing tackle. National Explosives Company with $27000. Krell Realty Company with $15000. International Shoe Polish Company in Brooklyn with $15000. Vanderveer Wine and Liquor Company Brooklyn $2500. Parisian Shirt Waist Company New York $200. and others. Directors named include Oliver Edick, H J Frost, John F Donovan, Samuel Horowitz, and Joseph Burger among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
McNutt Non
West Richty-third Street
GV & Flw
Cameron
Alfiary
George V. Cameron
Westrn Avenue
Frederik W.cameron
Western Avenue
William S. Spier
Central Avenue
Albiany
Waddell & Pisnng Corporation
Capital
Direcors
Archibald Maton
James A. Waddell
West Twenty-fifth Street
James BK. Coy
Nassau Street
New Yok
National Explosives Company
John F. Donovan
West 101St Street
Edward W. Norris
Morningside Avenue
William A. Bartle
Broadway
Krell Realty Company
John Krell
Helen Miller Krell
Fourth Avenue
Eugene Cohn
East Ninety-seventh Street
International Shoe Polish Company
Brooklyn
W. S. Timmins
Woodhaven
N. Y
Pasqual Mastridee
Hopkinson Avenue
James T. Neary
West Sixteenth Street
Joe Burger Company
Joe Burger
Attle Burger
Avenue D
Herman Gross
Goerck Street
Union Souvenir’ Company
County
Roth
Thames Street
Garland
Samuel Horowitz
St. Ann’s Avenue
David Horowitz
Sonne Horowitz
East 145Th Street
Emerson Furn*re Company
Canital
Samuel D. Kay
Webster Avenue
Jersey City
N. J
David Strausman
East Fourth Street
Joseph Sookne
Eighty-third Street
Bensonhurst
J. I. Backner Company
Israel Backnalker
Max Hussakof
Hamburgvenue
Mollie Backer
Floyd Street
Vanderveer Wine. and Liquor Company
Willam Fischer
Boston Road
Moses Senft
Charles Goldwasser
West 112Thtreet
Parisian Shirt Waist Company
Milteon A. Kilemberger
Weer Etehty
Fifth Street
Abraham Lobar
Longwoot Avenue
Max Korenman
Sixtieth Street
Loesberc
S Institute
Jacb P. Loesbers
Abrahium
Psther -Loesberg
York
Sion Company
Newrotters
Thomas Isutt
James el
Mid- York
Aml Tour Mes
St Mark
Arverne
Lis
Barouch Afaza Capital
Mernhard Hdelateiwa
Hochuwhy
Evniward
New Jersey Incorporations Reported by Secretary of State
Certificates of incorporation were granted in Trenton for Ramapo Park Oakland with 100000 capital and real estate dealings. Selah Manufacturing Camden with stock listed. Sidienh Traiators New Jersey. Gibraltar Company Jersey. Carer Realty Newark 144000 capital for real estate and contracting. Names listed include William Forter Percival Hill A H W Burfresehs Howard Selah James Melundem John Ho Switzer Bilwari Fal hews William Parker Warren Gardner H. Saion Faison Helly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Secretary of State
Ramapo Park
Oakland
Capital
William Forter
Percival S$. Hill
A. H W. Burfresehs
Real State
Selah Manufacturing Company
Camden
Sheen
Rparites
Howard A. Selah
James Melundem
John Ho Switzer
Big Steel Plant to Resume Operations Monday
Notices posted at the W. D. Woods Company steel mills announce the entire plant will resume operations Monday. Over 1,000 workers are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
W. D. Woods Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond
James River
Norfolk
Wireless Services
Kronbuhl
Switzerland
Beene
Benevolent League
Stein, Doblin & CO
ST. Gall, Au, and
Lustenau
Bryant
Myers Dry Goods Company
Morristown
Tenn
W. S.meyers
Nations
Albert
Forbes& Wallace
Springfield
Mass
Fe Birkett
Kibbey
T. E
Washington, D. C
Jasper Brothers
Worcester
Jasper, Woolens
Broadway Central
Lit Brothers
A. J. Fry
The _ Breslin
Long, Jonas, Sons
Scranton
Fenn
B. F. Shugard
Church Street
Hotel Wellington
Boston
N. Koritzky
Hotel Grand
Bailey, Company
D. Hoeg
Hermitage
Tapp
J. L
Company
Columbia, S. C
J. L. Tapp
Grand Street
Hotel Westminster
H. H
Tenscheimer
John C
Lee Lewis
Tanner
M. WW
Saginaw, Mich
Charles H. Dennison
Sanger Brothers
Dallas
Texas
R. Rothschild
Collingwood
Barr, William, Company
Wis
B. Cahn
H. Cahn
Straus & Lewis Company
Danville
H. Lewis
Woodstock
Chapman, T. A., Company
Milwaukee
Z. Newbouer
Arlington
Hillman’s
Elsie Thal
Wellington
Isaac
Albert E
Fond du Lac
Miss. M. McCarthy
Belleclaire
I. J._Findling
Atkins
A.I
Rockwall
Bradford
Millinery
William Wolf
Charles W
King Edward
Leimbertson
Macon
Miss
St. Denis
Busse
Elizabeth
Minneapolis
Minn
Hoffman House
Guyton
M. A
Liebring
Grand Union
Richter
August C
Laredo
Hudson & Symington
Detroit
Mich
E. W. Cruickshank
Prince George
Towle & Spreter Company
Clinton
Iowa
Otto Meyer
Heeman, H
Mercantile Company
Streator
J. A. Iinlan
Prince George Hiotel Kilauff
Frans I.a Salle, Jr
Francis Kilduff
Wendell
E. V. Wendell
Hotel Narragansett
Baer
Siebring
Herald Siquare Hiotel
Saifor
Woa
Herald Sunare Dete
Miller
So Aeacen Continental
H. B. Claflin -Co
Gerrick
Wooster St
Bet
Houston and
Prince
A. W. Millar CO
East Twenty-second St
HL. Shulman & CO
Economist
International Bank
Deutsch Asiatisches Bank
Carnegie Trust Company
International Banking Corporation
Chartered Bank of India
Australia
China
Anglo-South American Bank
Flongkome-Shanghai Banking Corporation
T. Henry Schroele Co
Carlocita & Co, Sr
Sidney J. Fleet
Federal
Supreme
Kossuth Place
S—Mills-Singer
Well-Lehr
Hyman-Robbins Chemical Co
Hyman - Robbins Chemical Company
Richards-Richards
Moeser
Gluck-Leichter
May-Harris
Gottlieb- Feld
the United Service
the Army
the Navy
Sylph
Arents’ Associates
Samuel Gobsberg
Travis I Am
Joseph Carmener
Ltr
Joreordint
Natimat Purification Company
Shee Drr
Henry A. I. Sand
John de Ko Storey
Justiine
Ss Purit. Company
Sinjime
Attorneys
Cantwell & Brown
Miller School
Broadwear
St. New York
No_business school
Friends’ Seminary
Rutherford Place
15Th St
Friends’ School
Schermerhorn ST
D’klyn
St. & Lennox Ave
ART, Industrial and Business Training School
15Th Ist
Sachs
Eshicure
West 598Th Street
Otto Koenig
L. D. Ray
West 84Th St
DR. Ray
New York University Law School
KU. M
J.D
L.J. Tompkins
Sec
Washington Sq
de Lancey School
Col
West End Ave
Madison School
W. 96Th St
Rosalie Moses
National Conservatory OF Music OF America
Jeannette M. Thurber
Sen’y
West 73Th Street
Barnard School For Boys
College Prep
St. Nick
W. i
Barnard
Girls College Prep
General
Kindersarten
NEW York Day School
Fulton &J
LAW School
Frening School
New York City
George ¢Ase
M. Ant
Ollege
1St St
New ‘York
Shother Peter
Pres
the New. Yor Times
New York- Manhattan
Fordham University
School OF Law
Aha Ito
Li D
Fordham
Superior Teachers and Methodi
Cal
St. N
Fulton St. N
Eagan Ride
Holboken
Metropolitan Opera House
NEW Chorus School
Metropolitan _¢ Opera House
I Gardner
Sath
Ah Sts
Alls Suburb Nats
Francis’s College
Bro. Vincent
Westchester County
Chappaqua
Chappaqua Mountain Institute
Society of Friends
College OF Saint Angela
New Rochelle
Long Island
Saint Paul's School
Garden City
Tarrytown
Metcalf
Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Ys
New England
Connecticut Literary
Suffield, Conn
Ralph K. Bearce
Stamford Academy For Boys
Stamford
Alwys
Cheshire
Conn
Boss
Brunswick School
Greenwich
George Fi
Carmie Chivel
New Hampshire
Coe's Academy
Northwood
N. H
New Ogrcsey
Dana
Louise L, Newell
Prin
Montclair
Montclair Academy
College Preparatory
John G. MacVicar
Walden Piarce
Harry Pratt Judson
Ll.d
University of Chicago
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