New Steel Road Tested For Lower Tractive Force
A test on Murray Street by the Automobile Club of America under Gen Roy Stone shows rails reduce starting and moving forces. Starting power on rails averages 240 pounds vs 600 pounds on pavement, with moving force about 160 pounds on rails and 190 pounds average after rolling. The test suggests 60 percent less force needed on rails, equating to 37.5 percent energy saved on stone blocks. Further tests planned, including on Sundays, with autos and other vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Street
Church Street
Broadway
Automobile Club of America
Roy Stone
Ers
Stone
Cane Spree Decides Sophomores Victory at Columbia
Columbia freshmen and sophomores staged cane sprees in the gym with crowding spectators. Sophomores won two of three bouts securing the campus rule against freshmen smoking or carrying canes. The events featured bouts between Ullman and Younger, Rich and Tucker, Ferris and Gordon, each showcasing tense exchanges and quick holds before the final heavy-weight decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sonyamore
BE. A. Ullman
Gustavus
A. Younger
Ullman
Younger
Rich
Tucker
M. D Ferris
G. J. Gordon
Ferris
Queens Trolley Deal and Possible East Side Tunnel
Revival of last May’s report says Interborough Rapid Transit holds practical control of Queens trolley lines. Officials avoid detail on plans but admit the deal’s near completion and favor an east side Manhattan to Queens tunnel as next project, with a link to Long Island City through a forthcoming subway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Queens County
Interborough
Teast Forty-second Street
Long Island City
Manhattan- Bronx
Long Island
Elephant Gyp Rampages on Hamburg Pier Before Shipment
Gyp the elephant caused chaos on the Hamburg A American Line Pier 5 in Hoboken yesterday afternoon after arriving on the steamship Patricia bound for Ringling Brothers. The animal broke free from a portable stall, fled along the pier dragging chains, and injured a worker’s face before being subdued. He was later loaded into a freight car for transport to Buffalo for exhibition in a park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyp
Hoboken
Patricia
Ringling Brothers
Jyo
Tan
Oscar Weighe
Jie
Buffalo
Gardner and Gardner Duel in 800-Point Billiards Match
Frank P. Gardner defeated Edward W. Gardner in a Brooklyn exhibition at Knickerbocker Billiard Academy. The win came in twenty innings with Gardner reaching the limit and Edward Gardner scoring 181. Gardner’s high run was 43. A later 1000-point bout between Keeney and Edward Gardner is postponed to next week due to Keeney’s absence, to be played in blocks of 250 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Gardner
Edward W. Gardner
Knickerbocker Billiard Academy
Brooklyn
Edward Gardner
Rank Keeney
Keeney
Golf Professionals Sail for England
Willie Anderson the US open champion and George Low of Dyker Meadow Golf Club sailed to Liverpool on the Oceanic for about two months. Anderson will stay near North Berwick and Low will visit family in Aberdeen. Isaac and Jack Mackie, Fox Hills Club pros on Staten Island, sail for Europe Saturday and expect to return in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Willie Anderson
United States
George Low
Dyker Meadow
Liverpool
Oceanic
Anderson
North Berwick
Low
Aberdeen
Isaac
Jack Mackie
Europe
Fox Hills Club
Staten Island
Met Life Insurance bowlers win two of three in league clash
In the Life Insurance Bowling League Metropolit an Life Insurance defeated New York Life in two of three games. Individual scores include Wernecker 220 and 187 169 for Metropolit an, Therz 153 178 179, and Wood 191 165 145 for the opposing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Insurance Bowling League
Metropolitan Life Insurance Bowlers
New York Life Insurance
Life Insurance League
Thom
White Elephant
Metropol
T’n Life
NEW York Life
Wernecker
Therz
Croft
Doerner
Rich’dson
Wood
Rand
Perryman
Newkirk
Vogelsang
Thom's White Elephant Alleys League Scores Placed
New York Stock Exchange league games show results for three matches with teams McIntyre Marshall Parsons Sackett Cornell Campbell English and others. Totals range from 710 to 752, with individual scores listed for players such as Williamson Sackett Cornell McGoldrick and Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
White Elephant
McIintyre & Marshall
Parsons
Williamson
Miller
Lawrence
W. Miller
Charles Head & Co
Sackett
Cornell
McGoldrick
Campbell
Fnglish
Charles Stead & Co
Sackatt
McIntyre & Marshall
Schwartje and Arps Broadway Alleys Open Scores
First game shows Stern Brothers line with Gilchen 177 Mack 115 Boschen 166 Koenig 159 total 767 for Singer Manufacturing Hardenbergh 151 Hasling 160 Cole 198 Dodge 159 Catterson 164 total 132. Second game lists Stern Brothers Gilchen 192 Falk Tas Mack 131 Boschen 118 Koenig 140 total. George Borgefeldt Co Prium 145 Heinrich 135 Stewart 196 Warnbach 179 Hoering 166 total 124. Third game George Borgefeldt Co Prium 166 Heinrich 135 Stewart 139 Warnbach 152 Hoering 184 total 742. Singer Manufacturing Hardenbergh 166 Hasling 166 Cole 11 Dodge 146 total 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartje & Arps
Broadway
Stern Brothers & Co
Gilchen
Walk
Mack
Boschen
Koenig
Singer Manufacturing Company
Hardenbergh
Hasling
Cole
Dodge
Catterson
Total
George Borgefeldt & Co
Prium
Heinrich
Stewart
Warnbach
Hoering
New York Americans to Build Grounds at Lenox Ave Site
The American League plans a new baseball grounds at Lenox Avenue and One Hundred and Forty sixth Street in Harlem near an elevated stop. Officials will lease or buy the lot with a price around $300000 and say the site is closer to the city center than the Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
the Post
New York
Lenox Avenue
One
Tortysixth Street
Ian Johnson
Forty-sixth Street
Forty-fifth Street
Johnson
Gustav Bunzl
Ernest Bunzl
John C. Coleman
Broadway
Manhattan
Baseball league consolidation eyed by Boston club president
A. H. Soden, president of the Boston National League club, hinted at a consolidation of rival leagues with a twelve‑team circuit led by Ban Johnson. He predicted key retirements and new buys, listing cities including Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and others. Sarony wins Brooklyn skating mile in open rink race. Arthur Sarony of the New York Athletic Club defeated W W Swan by five yards after starting from scratch. Dorlon took third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
A. H. Soden
Ban Johnson
New York
Col. Rogers
Philadelphia
John T. Brush
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Sarony
Arthur
Football Men Honor Morley
Columbia students hold final football mass meeting of the year in Earl Hall to bid farewell for the season to William R Morley the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
Columbia
Earl Hall
William R. Morley
Irving Beats Peppard in Scratch Pool Match at Montauk
Irving defeated Peppard 100 to 95 in a scratch match at the Montauk Billiard Academy Brooklyn. The duel marked the first meeting of two scratch players in the tournament with Irving taking a strong late lead. The postponed second game was to feature Peppard vs Lawson while tonight’s lineup included Gordon and Kowenhoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Peppard
Ress
Montauk Billiard Academy
Brooklyn
Mirable
Lawson
Gordon
Kkowenhoven
Duffy to Enter Madison Square Garden Sprint Exhibition
Arthur F. Duffy world record holder for the 100 yard dash notified the Greater New York Irish Athletic Association that he will compete in the games at Madison Square Garden. He plans an exhibition 60 yard race against time and has just returned from a successful tour of England Ireland and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Duffy
Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
Madison Square
Duffy
England
Ireland
Scotland
Weather Forecast and Warnings Across Regions
Low pressure from the lake region to the Lower St Lawrence Valley brings snow in the north and east tonight. Fair weather expected from the Mississippi Valley eastward, with rain in the South Slope and West Gulf areas. Flood warnings remain for the Ohio River near Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Lower Lake Region
New England
Rocky Mountains
Middle
East Gulf Coasts
Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
South Slope
West Gulf States
Middle Plateau
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Lower Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Ohio River
J Evansville
Ind
New, England
District of Columbia
Maryland
North Carolina
Delaware
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
South Carolina
West Virginia
Minnesota
North Dakota
Fire destroys mill and high school in two towns
In Danielson Connecticut the shod dy mill of B C Young at Killingly burned today with losses around 15000 dollars, partly insured. In Glens Falls New York the high school building and contents burned today with a building cost of 25000 dollars and insurance of 23000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danielson
Conn
B. C. Young
Killingly
Glens Falls
N. Y
Glens Falls High School
Army officers reassigned in department wide quartermaster shifts
Lieut. Col. Crosby P. Miller will oversee the Office of the Chief Quartermaster in the Department of California for a temporary period relieving Col. Daniel von Wheeler who moves to New York City to head the general depot replacing Major Isaac W. Littell. Col. Edwin B. Atwood will resume duties as Chief Quartermaster Department of the Lakes and sail March 1 for Manila to serve as Chief Quartermaster of that division. Major John McE. Hyde will become Disbursing Quartermaster at Portland relieving Lieut. Col. Forest H. Hathaway. Capt. Harry L. Fettus remains in the Quartermaster Corps and continues in his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby P. Miller
Department of California
Daniel von Wheeler
Wheeler
New York City
Isaac W. Littell
Charles F. Humphrey
Edwin B. Atwood
Department of the Lakes
William H. Miller
Manila
John McE. Hyde
Portland
Forest H. Hathaway
Harry L. Fettus
Military assignments and duty transfers announced
Post duties updated with transfers of Capt. William E. Horton to Baltimore to oversee quartermaster work and defenses, Capt. Ham to Salt Lake City for Fort Douglas construction, Capt. Lafitte to San Francisco for transport service duties, Capt. Baker to Jeffersonville and Chickamauga Park on official business, and Maj. Rafferty with Capt. Newgarden on the San Francisco examining board. Other officers reassigned include Capt. Baltzell to Fort McPherson, Lieut. Briggs to Coast Artillery, Lieut. Simonds as examining board recorder at Fort Reno, and Capt. Parker to Fort Monroe for Artillery School plant inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hamilton
William E. Horton
Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Samuel V. Ham
Ham
Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas
Williams. Scott
Cheyenne
Fort D. A. Russell
Jacques de L. Lafitte
Army Transport Service
San Francisco
Logan
Abraham S. Buckham
Chauncey B. Baker
Jeffersonville
Ind
Chickamauga Park
Ogden Rafferty
George J. Newgarden
Richard W. Johnson
Francis M. €. Usher
George F. Baltzell
Fifth Infantry
Fort McPherson
United States
Raymond W. Briggs
Sixty-fourth Company
Coast Artillery
George S. Simonds
Twenty-second Infantry
Fort Reno
Stanley H. Ford
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Charles F. Parker
Artillery Corps
Fort Monroe
Henry Page
Pay Director William J Thompson ordered to Mare Island
Pay Director William J. Thompson is ordered to Mare Island for examination for retirement on December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Thompson
Mare Island
Naval arrivals and sailings list with torpedo destroyer Stewart
Washington December 17 arrivals include Mohican at Magdalena Bay Yorktown Vicksburg and Helena at Cavite Alexander at Valparaiso Sailings include Scorpion Stockton and Nashville from San Juan for Culebra Marcellus from Hampton Roads for Culebra New Orleans from Hongkong for Cavite Winslow from Newport for New London The torpedo boat destroyer Stewart was placed in commission at the New York Yard today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Mohican
Magdalena Bay
Yorktown
Vicksburg
Helena
Cavite
Alexander
Valparaiso
Scorpion
Stockton
Nashville
San Juan
Culebra
Marcellus
Hampton Roads
New Orleans
Hongkong
Winslow
Newport
New London
Stewart
New York Yard
Fire underwriters inspect Troy risks for rate revision
The New York State Fire Underwriters Association conducts inspections of risks in Troy as part of plans to revise fire insurance rates in the city. Auditor Calderhead notes Montana supervisory gaps for fraternal societies operating there. Fire losses in December hit record levels in New England. The Middle Department Fire Underwriters Association names officers including L Wiederhoed Jr and Paul Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Fire Underwriters’ Association
Troy
Calderhead
Montana State Insurance Department
Montana
New England
O. E. Laster
Hotels and guests listed for a social event in columns
The note lists several hotels including Waldorf Astoria, Holland, Manhattan, Grand Union, Savoy, and others with accompanying names and titles such as J. T. Harrahan Chicago Decatur Axtell E P Wilbur South Bethlehem M Routkowsky and more. It also mentions figures like Major H Carrington Sir William Van Horne and Col T H Sanderson, along with ministers and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
J. T. Harrahan
Chicago
Decatur Axtell
Richmond
E.P. Wilbur
Bethlehem
Penn
M. Routkowsky
Washington
Holland
F. B. Bowes
Louisville
Joseph Tasse
Montreal
John Jay Abbott
C. C. Horney
United States Army
Salvador Zarazoza
Manila
A. Braggeotti
London
Manhattan
H. Carrington
Smith
Quebec
William van Horne
Grand Union
L. Bradford Prince
New Mexico
Savoy
Thomas Fitch
Honolulu
Netherland
A. L. Clark
San Francisco
George P. Pettingill
Cleveland
Victoria
Azpiroz
United States
Hoffman
M. J. Murphy
Seattle
Fifth Avenue
J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania State Committee
Navarre
T.H. Sanderson
F. H. Pope
Majestic
Louis B. Sheldon
Edward L. Gould
Detroit
Henry L. Watson
Arrival of Buyers. Pitts-Kimball. Company and others list
A crowded notice enumerates buyers and representatives from firms including Pitts-Kimball Company Boston G W Little upholstery goods Eskind clothing and hotel contacts at Herald Square Eskind Broadway Central Hotel. Other names include Pittsburg Dry Goods Syracuse Dry Goods Rauser Leavens Woodward & Lothrop Cooper Blodgett Ordway Webber White Stearns Field Marshall Winston Hardee Wichard and more with hotel destinations and addresses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts-Kimball. Company
Boston
Mass
G. W. Little
Herald Square
Eskind
J., & Brother
Nashville
Rauser
Leavens & Kissinger
Milwaukee
Wis. C
A. F. Leavens
Navarre
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D. C
Wee Woodward
Broadway
Cooper, H. H., & Co
Utica
N. Y
H. H. Cooper
Woolers
Manhattan
Blodgett
Ordway& Webber
J. A. Ordway, Jr
Park Avenue
White,r. H., Company
E. E. Alley
White Goods
Broome Street
Stearns, R. H., & Co
A. Clark
Rossmore
Field, Marshall
Shipping and Foreign Mails Details for the Day
The notice lists daily mail cutoffs for Newfoundland, Miquelon, Cuba, Mexico City, Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala from the local post office. It notes rail and steamer connections, with specific closing times and weekly adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Miquelon
Boston
Cuba
Port Tampa
Fla
Mexico City
Overland
Costa Rica
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New
Transpacific and Incoming Steamship Notes and Mails Schedule
Mails for Belize and Central America close at 6 P M for dispatch and 11 30 P M for connections. many Pacific routes with closing times through December 27 and dispatch per steamer. Incoming steamships list adds Boston City Cimbria and others with arrivals from Dec 3 to Dec 16 and wind conditions at Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Transpacific
Hawaii
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Tacoma
Peru
Zealandia
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Empress of India
United States Postal Agency
Shanghai
Canada
United States
Australia
West Australia
Europe
New Zealand
Fiji
Sumoa
Sonoma
Cunard
Fiji Islands
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Boston City
Swansea
Cimbria
Shields
City of Augusta
Savannah
Comanche
Jacksonville
el Monte
New Orleans
el Rio
Galveston
Hilary
Para
Indiana
Gibraltar
Lombardia
Naples
Milano
Hamburg
Glasgow
St. George
Antwerp
Cymric
Liverpool
el Mar
Advertisement Volume in The New York Times in 1901
The New York Times printed 210 793 advertisements during the year ending December 31 1901. The figure highlights the paper’s extensive commercial presence and the scale of advertising activity in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Fires Cause Wide Window and Property Damage Across City
A 24 hour period from Tuesday midnight to Wednesday midnight records multiple incidents. At 2:50 AM 628 Madison Avenue Charles Moll suffers 200 in damage and at 3:00 AM 223 East One Hundred and Second Street Julius Switzer reports 200 in damage. A watchman's shanty near One Hundred Fifty-seventh Street and Sheridan Avenue linked to the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Co. sustains 350 in damage. At 12:35 PM 606 New Chambers Street William H. Hale records 1,000 in damage. Later 94 P.M. 91-98 William Street owner unknown reports 25 in damage. At 3:00 PM 871 East Ninety-first Street W Dammeller reports minor damage. 5:40 PM 133 Monroe Street Anna Nathan sees minor damage. 7:45 PM 54 Rivington Street Louis Huzi reports minor damage. 10:40 PM 20 Ann Street Maquin's restaurant reports minor damage. 11:2 P.M. 312 West Thirty-eighth Street owner known reports minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Charles Moll
East
New Chambers Street
William H. Hale
William Street
Ninety-first Street
W. Dammeller
Monroe Street
Anna Nathan
Rivington Street
Louis Huzi
Ann Street
Maquin's
Thirty-eighth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gen
Allan B. ‘. Bradley
Richard §. Smith
J. H. van Amringe
William Ellis Mitchell
New York Athletic Club
Berrien
van Hoevenberg
Wolff
Bruce
Knapp
Wright
Neidlinger
Queens
Eyp
Frank Gardner
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League
Flephant
Empire State — Council
Gelhaus
Weigold
Forman
Bucklin
Power
Gilbert Council
Hagar
Fuller
Chalers
Bierds
van Tassell
Ny - Net
Gilbert
Chalmers
van Tasseil
de Long
Tlake
Healey
Schreiber
Landsmann
Haff
Plake
Trealey
NEW York Stock Exchange League
WENTY
Boston Post
High Authority
Boston Baseball Club
York ‘Times
Weather Bureau
Igo
Nevis
Pr Mi
the Times
Bureau Soefe Waedlers
Rpm
Max
Tastern
Wind
Albany
Atlantic City
Boston Mi
Cape May
Eassport
Nantucket
Norfolk
Oswego
Pittsboro
Scranton
Cairo
Ste
Clear
Corpus Christi
Weer
Key West
Mobile
Aree
Montgomery
Serene
Clear One
Tampa
Wilmington
Ncc
Western
Bismarck
Davenport
Dodge City
Kansas City
North Platte
Omaha
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Rocky
Calgary
the United Service
Army
Navy
Shipping and Foreign Mails
S. Hook
H. Gate
Ana
Antilla
Bahamas
Apache
Charleston
Alba
Hamilton
Sneer
Havana
J.a-Touraine
Havre
Nane Peninsular
Azores
Guadeloupe
Nassau
Yucatan
Colorado
Brunswick
Tampico
Matanzas
Inagua
Paloma
Haiti
Princess Anne
Rio Grande
Alleghany
Jamaica
Fortune Island
Coamo
Porto ‘Rico
Coleridge
Brazil
Nambuco
Lee
Concho
el Siglo
Ethiopia
Grenada
Trinidad
Jamestown
Lucania
Queenstown
Maracaibo
Curacao
Venezuela
Mexico
Hayvana Arterenee Revereres
Minnstonka
Proteus
Roma
Saint George
Vaderland
Belgium
Teree
Ewer
Hamilton2
Franch
Atlantic
John Jameson
W. A. Taylor & Co
Agts
Etruria
Island
Copenhagen
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Cherbourg
la Savoie
San Marcos
Southampton
Byron
Pernambuco
E Cid
Hanover
Minneapolis
Xenia
Stettin
Cevie
Comus
el Cid
Porto Cabello
Philadelphian
Liverpooll
Seriphos
Richmond Castle
McDowell
Yokohama
Barber & Co
The
Bar
Waccamaw
Blake
Georgetown
Atlantic Coast Steamship_Company
Guyandotte
Catherine
Dominion Steamship Company
Perugia
Johnston
Genoa
Leghorn
Henderson Brothers
Pawnee
Cartwright
Venice
Phelps, Brothers & Co
A. M
Varries
J. W. Elwell& Co
Bluecher
Krech
Boulogne
Plymouth
Std
Pearce
Marseilles
Palermo
Bermuda
Mdse
Britannia
Erskine
Perth Amboy
Beeche, Duvall & Co
Broomhead
Mdise
International Navigation Company
James FE. Ward & Co
Haase
Kingston, &c
Moise
Dona Maria
Port
Marri2ros
Oporto
Hagemeyer & Brunn
Torgorm
Halliday
Demerara
Boyd
J. T. van Sickle
Bellaggio
Russ, Santos, &c
Finch, Why2 & Co
Boaz
Newport News
Ndses
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Sandy Hook
N. J
Sabine
Potomac
Halifax
Pretoria
Jefferson
el Paso
Cable
Phoenicia
Schmidt
Indradeo
Esterbrook
Aden
Singapore
Hill
Furnessia
Young
Moville
Jons
Mesaba
Tubb
McKinstry
Lahn
Malchow
Kaffir Prince
Smythe
Santos
Cadogan
Rio Janeiro
Barbados
Beilena
Iversen
St. Lucia
Aggi
Kjerland
Bordeaux
Pauillac
Brilliant
Keller
Bremen
Buenos Aires
Span
Aldamiz
Barcelona
Cadiz
Melbourne
Ross
Kurrabhee
Port Said
Mills
Lewis
East London
St. Vincent
C. V
Allanton
Stark
Fremantle
C. Vz
Liguria
Ital
Montano
Terence
Grimes
Manchester
Holyhead
Calabria
Pridges
Lindsay
Flouse
Alix
Bark Armadale
Capt
Stiven
Sydney
California
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Bath
Calfornia
ACFL
Moffet, G.E.P.A
Broadway, New York, N. Y
DE White, Hentz & CO
Phil
Ilabel
Columbia Phonograph Company
Talking Machine Company
Ideal Holiday Gift
Chambers Street
Reisen
Fulton Street
Gallatin Place
Livingston and
Smith Streets
van Tassell & Kearney's
Horse Auction Mart
East 13Th St
Avs
Robert G. Mitchell
Lockwood & Hill
Dillawomah City
Executrix
Harmon & Mathewson
Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Borough of
State of
Messrs
Hornblower, Syrne, Miller & Potter
William Marsh Rice, Jr
James A. Baker, Jr
John D. Bartine
Hornblower, Rpurne, Miller & Potter
Broad Street
Boroughs
State of New York
Ritz
Friedrich. A
Abner C. Thomas
County of
Friedrich A. Ritz
Roscoe H. Channing
Park Place
Nw York
Albert Goettmann
Ruscoe HW. Channing
Cit. N.Y
Swartz
Frank T. Fitegerald
Lester J. Saul
Philbin
Teekman & Menken
Ann Wiley
Mary Wiley
Charles F. Bauerdorf
Charles Rohe
Robrt —~ Devo
N. Y. City
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