YACHTSMEN ADOPT IMPORTANT RULES
Radical changes to yacht racing rules were defeated at a New York Yacht Club meeting, with no time allowance, scantling, cabin restrictions, draft, or class changes approved. Changes to measurement rules, including displacement calculation by Simpson's rule and cross sections, head sail measurement, and lug foresail rules were adopted to improve accuracy. Delegates from major clubs formed a drafting committee to write the new regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast Conference
New York Yacht Clubhouse
West Fifty-fourth Street
New England Yachtsmen
Simpson
New York Yacht Club
W. Butler Duncan, Jr
Charles Lane Poor
Charles Francis Adams, 2d
Eastern Yacht Club
Victor I. Cumnock
Yacht Racing Association of
Long Island Sound
Atlantic Yacht Club
John R. Brophy
Henry J. Gielow
Beverley Yacht Club
F. E. Cabot
Robert W. Emmons
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Henry ‘A. Morss
W. L. ‘Carlton
Philadelphia
George Eastern Yacht Club
Charles Francis Adams
W. B. Stearns
Henry Taggart
Lareamont Yacht Club
H. Wilmer Hanan
Charles P. Tower
Long Islands
O. H. Chellberg
Victor J. Cumnock
George P. Granberg
Frank Bowne Jones
Edward MacLellan
Os Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
R. M. Owen
Yacht Racing Association of the
Dwight School blank Trinity second team in 20 to 2 rout
Dwight School dominated Trinity School second team at West Forty-third Street scoring 20 points while holding Trinity to 2. Every Dwight player tallied at least two points with Meyer Thomann Smith Horn among the scorers and Levy securing four fouls. Referee was Mr. Wilton. umpire Mr. Rheinhardt. Time halves were 15 and 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight School
Trinity School
West Forty-third Street
Dwight Five
Dwight
Trinity
Leévy
Nesess McGiet Thomann
Bloodgood Smith
Wilton
Mr. Rheinhardt
New York University
Cathedral Beats Jersey City in Local Basketball Tilt
Cathedral College outplayed Jersey City High School on their court winning 22 to 14. The game hinged on teamwork with Kerwin Yarwood Mendelville Ryan Gemino Boehles Parkinson and Reilly supplying goals and assists while referee Hamfil oversaw a twenty minute half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral
Jersey City
Cathedral College
Jersey City High School
J.C. H.S
Kerwin
Parkinson Yarwood
Bissel Reilly
Weesese -Mendelville Ryan
Gemino Boehles
Kohlbusch
Yarwood
Boehles
Parkinson
Mendelville
Bissel
Gemino
touls—Kerwin
Ryan
Mr. Hamfil
Vogel
Weiner Beats Leonard in Class B Amateur Billiards Duel
D Weiner delivered a strong performance defeating W C Leonard 250 to 189 in the Class B 14 2 amateur billiard tournament at Morningstar's academy Harlem last night. Leonard led early but faltered in the crucial test as nerves and careful nursing produced the decisive runs. Tonight J Woods faces Alex eids in the next match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Weiner
W. C. Leonard
Morningstar's Academy
Harlem
Leonard
J. Woods
Alexeids
Weiner
Brown Defeats Colgate In Close 28-21 Game
PROVIDENCE R I Jan 29 Brown defeated Colgate 28 to 21 in a tight contest. The game featured clean play and numerous field goals including distance throws. The crowd watched a low scoring matchup with both teams showing solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, R. I
Brown
Colgate
Yale Baseball Schedule Set for 1908 Season
James Thornton announced Yale University Baseball Association’s 1908 schedule. Twenty eight games planned, fourteen at Yale Field and twelve away, with Cornell included in June. Includes ties with Harvard and Princeton in New York City if needed. excludes most pros except Giants and Hadford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
James Thornton
Yale University Baseball Association
Harvard
Princeton
New York City
Cornell
Yale
Giants
Hadford
New York University
Yale Field
Manhattan
Fordham
Fordham, N. Y
Tuuts College
New York National League
Polo Grounds
Hartford
Columbia
Army
West Point
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Brown University
Providence
Syracuse University
Andover Academy
Wesleyan University
Dartmouth
Philadelphia
Ambherst
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Brown
Louisiana State College
Cambridge
Pulliam to bury hatchet with Herrmann over minor leagues
Cincinnati report states that National League president Pulliam will attend the International Bowling Tournament February 7 to 21 and occupy the private box with National Baseball Commission head Herrmann, signaling an end to their feud over handling of minor leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cincinnati
Harry C. Pullam
National League
Garry Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Herrmann
Pulliam
Horsemen Seek Trotting Track at Van Cortlandt Park
The Road Drivers Association of New York moves to secure a half mile trotting track in Van Cortlandt Park citing interference from Speedway Drive and uneven support for horse racing among park sports. President Andrew Crawford urges survey and possible ploughing now. The group also backs road improvement efforts and plans a May horse show and Speedway parade, with a Beefsteak Dinner on February 25 at Shanley's Restaurant and a vaudeville act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Drivers’ Association of
New York
van Cortlandt Park
Cadillac
Crawford
Frm
A. R. Shattuck
Automobile Club of America
Road Drivers’ Association
Shattuck
Gibbons
Beefsteak Dinner Committee
Shanley’s
Yale Beats Harvard 10-9 in Tight Boston Hoops Clash
Yale defeated Harvard 10 to 9 at Mechanics Hall as Harvard led 6-2 at halftime. Captain Noyes of Yale clashed with Captain Brooke of Harvard, Brooke retiring due to injuries, before Yale surged to the win in the final moments. Yale freshmen also beat Harvard 20 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Yale
Harvard
Mechanics’Hall
Noyes
Brooke
Altough
Antil
Jockey Heider Seriously Injured in Steeplechase Fall
In New Orleans on January 29 Monte Carlo won the steeplechase at City Park. Jockey F. Heider, aboard Creolin, fell at the sixth jump and suffered a broken collarbone a compound fracture of the right arm and possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heider
New Orleans
City Park
Monte Carlo
F. Heider
Creolin
Rochester marksman breaks rapid-fire indoor rifle record
At the fourth annual Indoor 22-Calibre Rifle League tournament in Rochester Harry Harrison lowered the world rapid-fire record by scoring 514 points on 77 shots in sixty seconds, achieving a new mark in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Harry
Harrison
Weights Out for Great Handicaps in Spring Races
The weights for three major spring handicaps are announced with Bal lot J. R. Keene’s four year old leading the list at top weight in the Brooklyn Suburban and Brighton Handicaps. The three races Brooklyn Handicap Suburban Handicap and Brighton Handicap each carry 25000 dollars with one mile and a quarter and penalties apply in Suburban and Brighton. Distances and weights are listed for many horses including Don Enrique Westbury Salvidere Glorifier Minnie Adams Montgomery Jim Gaffney Dr Gardner Old Honesty Superman Firestone Cottontown Faust Sir Huon and more. Penalties accrue from noon January 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Vosburgh
Jockey Club
James R. Keene
Brooklyn
Brighton
Don Enrique
Nealon
Westbury
Charles Edward
Lad of Langdon
Salvidere
Law
P. Daley
Glorifier
Minnie Adams
Montgomery
Jim
Gaffney
Dr. Gardner
Old Honesty
Superman
Fair Play
Dandelion
Royal Tourist
W. H. Carey
King James
Firestone
Cottontown
Faust
Sir Huon
Chaseaway
McCarter
Notasulga
Jack Atkin
Senator Clay
de Blue Book
Cohort
Colin
Don Creole
Rifleman
Falenda
Bullet
W. H. Daniel
Frank Gill
Edwin Gunn
Electioneer
Jim Gaffney
Hessian
Lily Faust
Blue Book
DeMand
Falcada
Tony Faust
Master ‘Robert
Stanley Fay
Ballet
Uncle
Flimnap
Neal
Beauclerc
Bete E Ee
the Suburban
Bedouin
Dane Allen
Dorante
Tourenne
Johnny Lyons
Ballot
Meelick
Glorifter
Col
Bob
Spooner
Timber
Restigouche
Aster d’Or
Inferno
Beaucoup
Master Robert
Fountainblue
Areite
Running Account
Gretna Green
Lane Allen
Celt
Ben Fleet
Transvaal
Gowan
Willie Lewis Fights Hard Against England's Jim Donovan
Willie Lewis, a local welterweight, loses most rounds to Jim Donovan of England in a six round bout at Sharkey Athletic Club. Donovan dominates except Lewis’s moments in rounds three and five. Sixth round tests Lewis as Donovan targets the face after body work. Prelims feature Sheehan stopping Gallaghan, Smith besting Kelly, Duffy losing to Griff Jones, and Grupp drawing with Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Lewis
Jim Donovan
England
Sharkey Athletic Club
Lewis
Donovan
Tommy Sheehan
Jack Gallaghan
Willie Grupp
Dick Miller
Yale Alumni Weekly reports secret Yale football captain votes
The Yale Alumni Weekly reveals two secret ballots for captain. First ballot shows Ward H. Coy favored with 9 votes to 8 for Burch while Brides had 8. Berger’s absence and Bigelow’s count created a tie. Second ballot lists 15 for Burch, 5 for Coy, 2 for Brides. editorial defends against newspaper attacks and denies secret society influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Ward H. Coy
Coy
Burch
Brides
Berger
Capt. Bigelow
St George Five Dominate Trinity in 42 to 12 Win
St. George Athletic Club routed Trinity Athletic Club 42 to 12 with strong passing and shooting. lineup details list Spnger Kishlein Runge Oehl Turner Woods and Seide. Spiller Kishlein eight points and Turner two lead scorers. Referee Mr. Butler. Time of halves twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Athletic Club
Trinity Athletic Club
St. George
Trinity
Spnger
Bennaham Kishlein
Colling Range
Seeeeeeses
seeeeees-Turner Seide
Woods Oehl
Seee
Aseeeees
Spilger
Ayy Kishlein
Runge
Oehl
Collins
Turner
Woods
Mr. Butler
Easy Victory for Gray in Junior Billiards Match
F L Gray defeated J A Keane 200 to 122 in the junior class scratch 14.2 balk line event at Knickerbocker Billiard Academy taking 46 innings. Gray averaged 4242 with top runs 21 and 50 while Keane struggled at 23245 with best scores of 13 and 10. Tonight Poggenburg and Boyd contest the third prize tie in Class A handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
F. L. Gray
J. A. Keane
Knickerbocker Billiard Academy
Keane
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
W. Boyd
Receiver Seeks Mark Twain to Deliver Plasmon Books
Charles L. Brookheim, appointed receiver by Judge Holt, seeks Mark Twain at his Bermu residence to obtain the Plasmon Company books. Twain, former Plasmon president, faces the bank proceedings affecting the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Holt
United States District Court
Charles L. Brookheim
Plasmon Company
Banka
Mr. Brookheim
Bermu
Young Trotter Sells for $9000 at Madison Square Garden
At the Fasig Tipton mid-winter trotting sale in Madison Square Garden the top lot was Walnut Hall Farm’s The Harvester a three year old colt bought for 9000 by August Uthlein Milwaukee. Buyers included J W Daly W D Sherman and Athlein with Havemeyer stock also selling well. The event drew fewer spectators than the Old Glory sale yet featured strong bidding and high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasig-Tipton Company
Madison Square Garden
Walnut Hall Farm
Donerail
V. Harkness
Harvester
August Uthlein
Milwaukee
New York
John Splan
Harkness
Splan
J. W. Daly
Mount Kisco
N. Y
W. D. Sherman
Port Henry
Mr. Athle
Sherman
Mr. Daly
Walnut Hall
H. O. Havemeyer
Boys Winter Overcoats and Suits Sale Revision
Bargain notice shows price revisions on boys clothing with savings. 191 winter overcoats reduced to 10 dollars average 45 percent. 236 double breasted suits at 6.50 and 8.50 average 40 percent off. 488 Norfolk suits at 6.50 8.50 10.50 average 37 percent off. 145 Russian overcoats at 5.50 and 7.50 with 40 percent off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Rocers Pert & Company Broadway Stores Listing
A terse classified note lists Rocers Pert and Company with three Broadway store locations and contact number 258 842 4260, mentioning Warren Street and cross streets 43rd and 32nd streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren St
43Th St
32Nd St
West Side A A Quints Triumph In Local Doubleheader
West Side A A juniors and middle school fives win on Christ Church court. Middies beat Garson Social Club 35 to 22, while juniors edge Christ Church middles 23 to 22 in a hard fought clash. Notable players include Bagnall Dunseith Sunermeyer Pape Beckman Rheinhardt Senrich Hart Glennon McDonough. Referee Frank Trener. Time halves twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
A. A
Christ Church
West Side Middles
Garson
C. M
Bagnall
Pape Barney Dunselth
Beckman Sunermeyer
Rheinhardt Senrich
Hart Glennon
McDonough
Beckman
Rheinhardt
Frank Trener
Newport Navy Reserves Defeat Middletown 28–14 in Rough Game
Newport Naval reserves beat Middletown, Conn., 28 to 14 in a hard fought basketball game at Newport tonight. The contest featured physical play and strong defense from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Newport Naval Reserves
Middletown, Conn
Eldenbel Construction Company Placed Under Receiver
Judge Leventrite of the Supreme Court names Monte Hutzler receiver for Eldenbel Construction of 42 Broadway on petition by stockholder William A. Persch alleging insolvency and asset transfer to former president C. F. Clendenin. Company incorporated in Maine 1905 with $500000 capital. bankruptcy petition against Clendenin filed December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldenbel Construction Company
Leventrite
Supreme Court
Monte Hutzler
Broadway
William A. Persch
C. F. Clendenin
Maine
Lendenin
Pilley’s Island Pyrites Company
Exchange Place
Newfoundland Syndicate
Charles of
Pilley’s Island
Newfoundland
Patriarch & Bell
W. E. Scudder
Newfoundland Postal Telegraph Company
New York Corporation
Katz, Kaufman & Co
Samuel Kaufman
Max Stallman
H. A. Caesar & Co
Asiel, Putzel & Co
Katz
Rothschild Brothers
Isaac D
William L. Rothschild
Chicago
West 104Th Street
New York
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Dreyfus & Levy
National Bank of
Hotel Netherlands Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Boston creditors report Hotel Netherlands owners Harry M Hartshorn and Vincent Damiano filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. The schedule shows liabilities of 55420 and assets of 51620 with unsecured claims at 43390 and guest debts of 2573.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
The
Netherlands
Harry M. Hartshorn
Vincent Damiano
United States District Court
Debtor Names in Yesterday's Judgments
The list records judgments filed yesterday with debtor names such as Alien Feinberg Adler Mayer Brewing Allgeier Schwarzschild Schwarzschild & Sulzberger J Mayer Brewing Co Bush J Devine Fanny B Rankin. Costs range from 20 to 159 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
Eee Feinberg
Adler
J. D
D. Mayer Brewing Co
Allgeier
F. C
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Co
Anderson
T. F. “Devine
Bush
Fanny B
G. C. Rankin
Unnamed Individuals and Firms in New York Financial Ledger
A dense list records numerous individuals and firms with monetary amounts attached, including Bush-Brown H K costs 126, Alton L F Sullivan 3882, City of New York costs 106, M N Clement costs 90, F W Strauss Co various entries, and dozens more. The document appears to be a legal financial ledger noting settlements or judgments with specific payees and sums. The entries cover a wide range of names from private citizens to corporations, amounts ranging from tens to thousands, and several "not summoned" notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
W. W
Associated Merchants of
N. Y
Benesch
A. Ape Wachtel
Brandt
S. Stern
Sie Ten
Bernstein
N. Scheuer
Bodenmuller
M. N. Clement
Busse
Annie—Same
Betts
H. W
Amdr
A. Abraham
Same
Seame
Cooter
J. C
C. Welmer
Beroules
Melanie
Bloomkee
J.—Same
Bartholf
Sophie
Elizabeth A. Rogers
Baggott
A. L
R. Rock
Capodilupo
Mary
J. F. Lee
Capparelli
B. F. Conner
Chanowitz
Union Switch and Signal Co
Carpenter
J. N
N. L
Dressier
H.—L. Welinsky
Defender
W. L
F. W. Strauss. & Co
Domischick
B. B. Hoffman
Douthitt
J. F
C. Meisel
Dale
Katherine
Mildred C. Druck
Diz.a
J. R.—vPeonle
Eckert
Pleasant Spring Dist. Co
Emmerich
F. J
T. A. Cawthra
Fein
Samuel—Morris Karp
Fine
Clementine M. Silverman
Freedman
Oes Shikowitz
Felgensohn
Fischer
Firestone
C.—Title Guard and Trust Co
Gottlieb
Isidor
Louis Welinsky
Greenberg
Hyman
Gless
Jos
David Mayer Brew. Co
Gomberg
David—Jacob
Gassert
Wm. H
Ingalls & Co
Gethmann
Max
Thomas Develto, Jr
Glicksman
Isaac
Leon Reich
Goldberg
Isaac—Same
Greer
Matthew
City of
Grogan
Thomas—Same
Goldstein
Joseph—Same
Goldener
Benjamin—Same
Grahlis
Herman
James G. Dimond
Gunn
Robert A
F. W. Strauss & Co
Heinbach
G. M
Doubleday, Page Co
Hollweg
Julius
Manseiller-Mangels Co
Hildebrand
C.—S
J. Bloomingdale
Hunger
Pauline—Same
Hall
Chas
H.—Same
Halsey
Augustus—Same
Haufmen
Frank—Same
Horr
Frederick—Same
Hadley
Frank E.—Same
Horwitz
Morris—Same
Hunter
Geo. A.—Same
Samuel C
Benj. Lowenstein
Harding
Ella
Hofert
Johnson & Johnson
Jordan
Abraham Weisberg
Johnson
W. P
Sam Brown
Anna—Mallard
Johnston
Wm. C
Franklin Simone
Jacobson
Lena
Aaron Bloomberg
Joseph
Theodore Lithauer
Kottler
R—L. Welinsky
Korn
Ute
Koblenzer
Nat. Bk
Kirschner Co
H.—Mae Saan
I.—Title Guard & Trust Co
Agnes E
K. E. Heinzerling
Rane
T. F
A. Horton
Levy
Es Kane
Same—Same
Lass
S. P
S. J. Rosenzweig
Nostrand
C.—S. Brown
Neumann
Notara
D.—Same
Obermeier
A. J
C. Kunze
O'Hanlon
P. F
Ruehle
G. B
C. D. Birkhahn
Ringrose
Hyacinthe
J. D. Stell
Philipowicz
H.—I. Shikowilcz
Louis and
William
J. Slotopolsky
Popper
N. Dalsimer
Pitney
F.—M. Marx
Pollak
B. Doktor
Prudovsky
I. Schneider
Quinn
S. J. Bloomingdale
T. M
the Strong Mfg. Co
Reiber
Riester
A. C
T. C. Purcell
Raphael
N. Friedberg
Radford
G. F
T. F. Devine
Resnicoff
M. Zimmerman
Schwartz
M. I
F. Robinson
Sulkers
Walsh
J. V. Strauss & Co
Woelky
Pleasant Spring Distillery Co
Willsey
J. H
Phoenix Mills Distilling Co
Williams
Carolyn E
City of N
Wenzlinsky
I. Shikowitz
Belmont Realty and Construction Co
Patrick Toher
A Construction. Co
Elisea Saggese
Am. Palace Car Co
P. J. Hickey
Debtor Creditor Judgments List With Dates and Sums
A compiled list records pairs of debtor and creditor names with judgment dates and amounts. Names include Berinstein I M and Jacobson, Cotty J W and Nicholas, Cohen S and Bracken, Diack J and Wiener, Lacey R J and Siegel, and several others, with dates ranging from 1889 to 1908 and sums from 15 to 16,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berinstein
I. M
L. Jacobson
Cotty
J. W
G. F. Nicholas
Cohen
C. Bracken
People, &c
Diack
J. Wiener
Lacey
R. J
M. Siegel
Gilman, T., Jr
Economy Drug Corporation
Nichols
Hecht
F Wood
D. E
L. Einhorn
East 30Th St. Co
Amsterdam Building Co
di Carlo
J.—G. Zaftino
Large
J. K.W. F. Bishop
Same
St. Strack
G. P
F. & M. Schaefer Brewing Co
Willner
B.—A. Teitelbaum Et al., Dec. 13, 1907, 20 $31. Davis, H
F. EB. Silverman
M. Brett
Herbert
H. L
J. Thedford
Stalin
W. Malloy
Buyers register through column arrivals by telephone ads
A long list recalls buyers registering in this column via telephone at 1000 Bryant. The directory shows numerous firms and representatives from Chicago to Boston offering silks, laces, hosiery, millinery, cloaks, and related goods with hotel and street addresses. Several job notices also appear for sales roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Ascher, T., Company
Chicago
Ill
H. M. Anning
Leonard Street
Seville
Anderson Brothers Company
Portsmouth
Ohio
W. W. Anderson
White Street
Sibley, Lindsay& Carr Company
Rochester
N. Y
L. D. Eldredge
Broome Street
Imperial
Syracuse Hosiery and Underwear Company
Syracuse
J. J. Ryan
Wolcott
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
Mass
G. D. Sleigh
Walker Street
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
Penn
Miss Plank
Peck
George B
Dry Goods Company
Kansas City
G. W. Bachman
Anks
Fraser
Utica
F. M. Schuderer
Hotel Grand
Berkshire Manufacturing Company
Pittsfield
A. Brummer
C. T. Barker
Sioux City
Iowa
L. S. Mears
Mrs. M
Broadway
Whitney, William, & Co
Albany
F. L. Sherman
Herald Square
Maas & Kemper
Baltimore
J. Kemper
Hotel Navarre
A Carl Company
Schenectady
CW. Carl
Tompkins
Tenth Street
Breslin
Samuels, J., & Brother
Providence
R. L. I. Abrams
Filene’s Sons Company
Boston
Masa
Misa M. G. Cronin
J. J. Kelley
Guide for Buyers APPAREL FOR WOMEN and More
A catalog style list of women apparel items and related goods with multiple firms and addresses. Includes aprons rompers coats rainwear dresses cloaks suits silk coats corsets and underwear by firms such as Kursheedt Diamond Stockers Sadowsky Aronson Spitzer Harris and many others. Also notes antique lamps art glass shades and various household wares with shop locations across Broadway Fifth Avenue and East 14th to West 24th Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kursheedt Apron Co
Silberman, Scheer & Meyer
M. Silberman & Co
E. B. Kursheedt Apron Co
Broadway
Dressner & Auerbach
East 14Th St
Coate Moyser & Dreyfus
Sth
Rothschild
E.8th St
Sadowsky
U.S. Cray
R.c.co
Boston
Goldberg
24Th St
Aronson & Co
West Lith
Gross Bros
18Th St
Nasrallah
Washington St
Myres
Max M
X. Mitteldorf
Spitzer & Harris
West Lith St
Hyman, Melzowitz & Co
Shevitz, H
Walker St
Casper & Beck
West 20Th & Regal Skirt Co
Park Pl
Edman Bros
Franklin St
Remodeled Rooms Available on Manhattan Avenue
Completely remodeled and refinished rooms at 863-365-361 Manhattan Ave between 115th and 116th Streets. Central healthful location with single rooms from five dollars upward and en suite rooms from fifteen dollars upward. Cuisine and service described as unexcelled with table a la carte or American plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Ave
N. Yous
115Th
116Th Ste
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yale Baseball Games
Elis
Park Commission
MLB
Kirk & Goa
H. B. Kirk & CO
New York, N.Y
Pitt
J. R. Keene
St. George A. C
Alex D.S
Shaw &Co
Broad ST
Young Trotter
Rocers, Pert & Company
ERS Water BY
LH. Schultz
IU Ave
West Side A. A. Quints
Hudson Terminal
Carstairs, McCall & Co
Edwin M.hydeman
George E
Nathan, Schapiro
Nathan Schapiro
American Woolen Mills
Kremer Woolen Company
Manhattan Woolen Company
State Bank
Northern Bank
H. Bauendahl
Star Silk Mills
Calil Abraham
Henrietta Rauner
Willis Avenue
Seidman & Levy
West 121St Street
Robbins Avenue
Samuel E. Buch
West
Ninety-ninth Street
Buch. & Kolb
Woodmanston Inn
Williamsbridge Road
Westchester
Chambers St
Broadway, Cor
Canal St
Ebenstein & Diner
Greene St
Times Square
Braids
Kursheedt Mfg. Co
Sutro Bros. Braid Co
Spring
E. Klein & Co
Leonard St
Meltaner, C. N., & Bro
Waverley Pi
Crockery& Porcelains
Vantine
East 18Th St
Leumann, Boesch & Weingart
B’way
Ferdinand Ehrlich & Sons
Weinstein, Max, Co
Mfrs
Kid& In
Lord & Taylor
20Th St
F. L. Landmann
Bergoffen & Phillip
American Hosiery Co
Albion Manufacturing Co
Front St
Men
W.56th ST
AL Sewa
Central Park
Alabama and
van Rensselaer
East 11Th St
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