Dividends and corporate notices from 1916 stock issuances
Several corporations announce dividends and dates for 1916. Niagara Falls Power Co. reports a $2 per share dividend payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 30. The Texas Company declares $2.50 per share payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 30. Cane Sugar Corporation sets 1 1/4% preferred stock dividend ending June 30. Various other firms declare mill or percent dividends and note record dates, with transfer books closures and related governance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theiv
Darragh
Ney
Cobalt
Harper Sibley, Kessner
Toronto
Ont
Niagara Falls Power CO
Broad St
New York
PF. L. Lovelace
Wisconsin, Edison Co., Inc
Ru Edison Company, Inc
Union Exchange National Bank of New York
Board of Directors
Tne
David Nevius
Bayoy Oil Company
Lilid
Dave
Joseph
Texas Company
Hevenstern
Texas
Guy Carroll
rec@t
WM. 5S. Cox
Dissolution Notices and Federal Seizures In New York
Notices report the voluntary dissolution of All-Over Realty Co under General Corporation Law with creditors urged to file claims. Separate items list U.S. District Court actions in New York involving seizure under the Pure Food and Drugs Act with warnings to appear and defend, including cases against milk and fat products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate
New York
Office
THE
of State
All-Over Realty Co
General Corps Law
Office of of State
Albany
CS Mw
Taft
United States District Court
District of New York
United States
U. S. Court and Post Office
Manhattan
Omas D. McCarthy
U. S
Snowden Marshall
U.S
Sted States District Court
United
U.S. Court
Thomas D. McCarthy
Marshal Zs. Cho Porn Marshall
Asor
Thomas D. Marthy
Cotton Prices Rise on Buying and Weather News
Cotton prices advanced seven to nine points led by Liverpool and local spot buyers. Weather remained generally favorable with rain reports and grass complaints, while boll weevil concerns and insect damage influenced early crop prospects. Montgomery Advertiser cited Dallas County crop health and lighter boll weevil damage, predicting heavier production than 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Montgomery Advertiser
Hampshire
Lord Kitchener
Arkansas
Houston
Hill Estate Without Will Shocks Minnesota Probate
J J Hill left no will as James J Hill dies. Widow seeks Louis W Hill as administrator for an estate valued at ten million dollars with eight children joining. The hearing is set for July 3 as the family aims to keep control of the holdings under one head despite questions about the final aggregate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minn
James J. Hill
Louis W. Hill
Northwestern Trust Company
L. W. Hill
Hill
Great Northern Railroad
First National Bank
Hill Interest
Edmund W. Bazille
Halloran Will Upheld in Surrogate's Quick Ruling
Surrogate Fowler upheld Mrs. Mary Halloran's will in a contested probate. William H. Hart challenged the document claiming kinship without your bequests, while the bulk of the estate totaling about 900000 goes to the Sisters of St Vincent de Paul. Charitable gifts include 260000 for cancer relief and 10000 to St Josephs Hospital among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Mary Halloran
John Halloran
Richard Croker
West Sixty-first Street
William Travers Jerome
Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul
Mount St. Vincent-on-the-Hudson
St. Joseph's Hospital
German Hospital
Knappemorial Hospital
Catholic Institution For
Schrader wills 3.5 million to charity for Caroline Rest
The will of George H. B. Schrader, a Brooklyn manufacturer and philanthropist, filed in White Plains, bequeaths his estate of more than 3.5 million to the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor for the Caroline Rest at Hartsdale. Schrader, believed dead at sea Nov 15 1915, had earlier founded homes for ponies in Iceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
George H. 8. Schrader
Brooklyn
Sawyer
White
Mr. Schrader
Emma A. C. Schrader
Copenhagen
Denmark
Melanie A. D. Kapff
Clinton Street
Augusta Mertelmeyer
Berlin
Germany
Karl C. Mertz
Port Chester
William T. Simpson
New York
Benjamin Halensiefer
Wheat Market Ends With Modest Gains On Firmer Trend
The wheat market showed moderate activity with an irregular start, then firming into the close as prices gained 2.2 percent. Analysts cited a natural rebound after a sharp drop and noted a firmer technical position, with spot cash values for No 1 durum at 1.17 and other futures quotes around 1.25 in New York, Chicago prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Sank
New York
Chicago
Market wrap of corn oats coffee and sugar prices
Corn rose as cold West weather and wheat gains attracted buyers. oats stayed steady with modest gains on wheat and corn. Sugar and coffee weakened amid refiners' lower spot offers and broader market declines. labor and supply readings influenced lard and cottonseed markets.
Butter and egg market summaries from yesterday
Receipts yesterday include 27,568 packages of butter with creamery prices mostly declined yet steady by close. Eggs: 83,829 cases received, trade quiet ahead of Jewish holidays. high quality eggs scarce but firm, others offered with little change in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York Water Purity Debate Opens A WWA Convention
The thirty sixth annual American Water Works Association session in New York opened with a spirited debate on water purity and plumbing supervision. Officials welcomed attendees and announced upcoming Kensico Dam visits and talks on metering. New officers and a Canadian section were announced as the convention continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Water Works Association
Hotel Astor
William Williams
New York
Croton
Catskills
Scotland G. Highland
Clarksburg
West Va
New York City
Association
Leonard Metcalf
Boston
Theodore A. Leisen
Detroit
James M. Caird
Troy
N. Y
F. W. Cappelen
Minneapolis
M. L. Worrell
Meridian
Miss
Real Estate Boom in Dyckman and Manhattan Markets
Real estate activity surged with a two million dollar Dyckman block deal and a major Hotel Manhattan lease to George Bowman by August Heckscher for ten years starting October. Planned projects include a 400 thousand dollar Racquet and Tennis Club on Park Avenue and a 195 thousand dollar Museum of the American Indian at Broadway and 155th Street funded by Archer Huntington with George G. Heye leading trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyckman
Manhattan
August Heckscher
George Mck E. Bowman
Heckscher & Ds Saulles
Pease & Elliman
Bowman
Park Avenue
Fifty-second
Fiftythird Streets
Museum of the American Indian
Broadway
155Th Street
Mexican Tax Not Dutiable on Sincore Shipment
President Sullivan of the Board of General Appraisers ruled that Villa controlled Mexican duties on ore exported to the United States do not become dutiable charges on the merchandise. The case involved ore shipped by J. del Riego of Juarez, entered at St. Louis on August 28, 1915, with a $45.36 duty assessed but deducted as non-dutiable. The decision reversed the Appraiser's action, confirming the tax was not part of market value and should be deducted on entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
United States
Sullivan
Board of General Appraisers
J. del Riego
Juarez
St. Louis
Chihuahua
Custom House
Mexico
Weather Dispatch Across States For Wednesday and Thursday
Special to The New York Times reports variable conditions across the Midwest and South. Showers, rain and cooler trends appear in several regions including Ohio Indiana and Iowa with clearing and warmer spells later in the period. Northern areas show fair skies with strengthening westerly winds and noted unsettled conditions in parts of the Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lower
Mich
Per Mich
Ark
Lea
W. Tex
Auction Results Across New York Real Estate Listings
A lengthy auction notice details properties sold or knocked down across Manhattan and adjacent areas. Listings include multiple flats, stores, and theatres valued from thousands to hundreds of thousands, with buyers Elia R Cassidy Charlies F Coy Gramatan Improvement Co. and others. Prices range from about 1,000 to 407,300 and show executor, voluntary, and mortgage-related sales across streets like 14 Vesey Street 3rd Avenue 100th Street Madison Avenue and Webster Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan L. Kennelly
Amsterdam
L1th St
Elia R. Cassidy
Charlies F. Coy
Jerome
Featherbed
Pelham
Orlears
Boulevard
Gramatan Improvement Co
Morris Av
19Th St
Yih Ay
Long Island City
Webster Avy
Crescent and
William Sts
Henry Brady
100Th St
West End
William
Proctor
45Th St
Lewis & Conger
Sixth Avenue, Inc
W. C. Relyea
Hior
75Th St
Heal Beta
Pauline Sreenwald
J. P. Fine
Miscellaneous mortgage notices and assignments across Brooklyn and Manhattan
A compiled listing of mortgage deeds, assignments, and notices including lenders and attorneys. Entries reference properties on Broadway and multiple avenues in Brooklyn and Manhattan, with parties such as Meyer Greenberg, Farmers' Loan and Trust Co., and William Arras, among others. dates range June 1 1919 to June 8 with terms often at 6 percent interest and various monthly payments or due dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Cormer
Wreerson St
P. c
Max Tiehin
William Arras
West 27Th St
Olcott, G., B. & McEm
Mines
Monroe ST
Scam
Lucien D. Block
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
William St
Geller, R. & H
Remsen St
Brooklyn
Amermhy
Oe Guarantee and Trust Co
I San Veethats
Same
Sainé
Frank Baehser
William Ziller
Columbus Av
Wendel
Bilas Holding
40Th ST
West
Property debts and foreclosures listed for multiple Manhattan properties
A legal notice lists various foreclosures and tax dues on several properties including a four story tenement with stores on 8th Avenue and 105th Street and a five story flat on Dawson Street. The actions name defendants like T Woolf Eugenie Gordon J A Frame and lenders such as Maden Lane Savings Institution with totals due cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan L. Kennelly
Lota
Jerome Av
Concourse
J. A. Woolf
T. Woolf
Deering & D
Joseph PL
H. W. van Wagenen
Eugenie Gordon Et al
Henry
Longwood Avy
N S
Dawson St
Maden Lane Savings Institution
Historic New York Construction Listings Include Several Proposals
A mixed list of architectural plans shows projects on S Fourth Street and Park Avenue for a six story office building and stores, a five story club near East 77th Street, the Racquet and Tennis Club at West 45th Street, a four and five story museum on Broadway and 155th Street, and the Museum of the American Indian on 33rd Street. Also noted are a two story dwelling on Horton Street, a residential alteration, and several cost figures ranging from under $5,000 to $400,000 with architects McKim, Mead & White among the firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegut Quartermaster
Army Building
New York City
U. 8 Army
Washington
Pease & Elliman
Charles H. Isham
East Sixty-third Street
Madison Avenue
Lewis M. ‘Phiery
Susan E. Devin
West 105Th Street
Cuross Company
Whiteside Hill
Hudson Street
Angelino Sartirana
Cross & Brown Company
West Thirty-ninth Street
G. Franick & L. Neumer Porter & Co
Adolph Brussel
Colucci Brothers
East 125Th Street
Huberth & Huberth
West Fifty-ninth Street
Luke Peterson
The
Schulte Cigar Company
Fulton Street
Nostrand Avenue
Brooklyn
Henry W. Meyer
Schley Street
Central Avenue
Ridgewood
Cole Brothers Realty Compan
Broadway
Crescent Street
Long Island City
Gascoyne Reality Company
Bigelow Place
Ful
S4th
Park Av
N. Dickerson
Monte Carlo
Monacover
Louse & Goldstone
Sid St
McKim, Mead & White
155Th St
Museum of the American Indian
Heye Foundation
East 33d
C. P. Huntington
Weet Slot St
Horton St
City Island
Maurice Brinkman
West 90Th St
James McKillop
India St
Real Estate Transfers Auctioned Tuesday June 6
Real estate transfers listed with purchaser and attorney details include properties on Broadway near 218th Street and 9th Street, Broad Street and East 9th Street, and multiple Brooklyn and Queens parcels. Documents show mortgage amounts from $11,200 to $65,000 with various title companies and law firms handling the closings and refinancings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Property leases and assignments scattered across Manhattan addresses
A garbled list of lease transactions shows lessees at multiple New York addresses including Broadway 100 ft west of 207th Street and 2420 St and Broadway. The notes reference terms from 5 to 20 years starting 1913 to 1918, with attorneys and various executors. Amounts cited include 1,000 dollars and 4,200 dollars, with properties described as stores and basements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
207Th St
Thomas
Walker
William Arras, Jr
Peroux
Olcott
G. McM
Grand ST
Mary Drucker
E. Hergen
Sconts Campora
Nassau St
Stanton ST
Harris Bimmowitz
Harry H. Mantel
Isadore Apfel
West ST
August Zimmermann
Nazareno Gazzale
Rutherford
N. J
Louis Campora
Nassau
Morris Bloom
West End
Martin Threater
Ssth
LS West
Charles Gachot
Margaret Scott
West 85Th St
West 5Th St
47Th ST
West
Anna Hrockhagen
Max and
Hy Hartmann
Weet
117Th St
Benjamin Hurkan
Papa
Sherman Av Corner Dyckman This Week in Local Notices
In Sherman Avenue at the corner of Dyckman the case of Laeter Siff versus J B C Buing Co Inc proceeds. A parallel matter involves 100 Mast and Joseph Tine against One Runumered Six East South Street, details reportedly pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapp Construction Co
Joseph Tino & Co
Gray Courteaiy Co., Inc
Lee
International Munitions and Supply Coe
John Marsnall
Herman Fein- Kalamein Co Inc
Society For
William HL Sherman
Dyckman
Patelk FF Hartnett
J. B. Happ Construction Co
Legal notice of property dispute in Manhattan listing parties
A notice shows ITH AV corner of 42nd Street with Leiber and Nobbe versus Mialto Theatre Corp and others. It includes Beed Street to Murray Street 69, Charles G Flygare rector, Churchwardens de St. Esprit, and Lacsette & Murphy Inc against the same parties with a May 3 2016 date and a $1,407 amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITH AV
Foreclosures and mortgage actions across Manhattan and surrounding districts
A series of foreclosure notices and mortgage suits are filed in multiple properties across Manhattan and nearby areas. Named defendants include Annie L. Kirk, James B. Andrews, Mara C. Marag, and Community Fee Co. Inc. Attorneys cited include H Swain, Wesselman Kraus, and C H W Beckett, with dozens of property parcels listed in foreclosures and partition actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiberery
New Bowery
Mast
Water St
14Th St
Kvonewelt
Madison St
Oliver St
Gore
James B. Andrews
Traeter
Annie L. Kirk
Sttormey
H. Heckett
Tal Sl
Gil Bast
Luther Kountze
Hostuffi Realty Co. Inc
H. Swain
Jane A. Hotaling
Boesrifl Realty Co., Inc
Julius Janowits
Seida Crystal Et A
Wesselman & Kraus
van Nest Park
George Wilding
Mara C. Marag
W. I. Adams
Tiebout
O. A. Vera V. Schramm
H. L. Patton
Morris
James EB. Andrews
Annie J. Kirk
Page Aitton
C. H W. Beckett
Ptennins AV
Freeman
Jenne Kobitsek
Community Fee Co., Inc
H. Robitzek
Mott Haven
John J. Lynch
Harry P. Keight
W. Kletn
Real Estate At Auction Four Houses In White Plains
Public auction of four residential properties in White Plains on Saturday June 10, 2016 at 3 p.m. High bidder takes deed. Homes feature 6 to 9 rooms, baths, steam heat, gas and electric light, hardwood floors, open fireplaces, and corner lots with shaded yards. Photographs available. easy terms. immediate possession. assessments paid. For details contact Griven Prince & Ripley at West 416 Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Property Owners’ Association
East 125Th Street
Griffen, Prince & Ripley
Ridgeview
White Plains
Scarsdale Real Estate Company
Sale
Midland Avenue
Lynton Place
Gripven
Prince & Ripley
New York
Connecticut hilltop country plots for sale near golf clubs
A group of New York businessmen offers two acre plots on a Connecticut hilltop overlooking the water. Limited to fifteen plots with unobstructed views and nearby golf clubs one hour ten minutes from Grand Central. Utilities include electricity gas telephone and water. For information address HILL TOP Box 83 Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New York
Grand Central
A Real Sacrifice Country House Near Sound
A modern country house with eight bedrooms four baths vast living and dining rooms library and more. Features include hot water heat hardwood trim a large garage with quarters electric light city water and 14 acres with lawn trees and shrubs. One hour six minutes from Grand Central near golf and country clubs on the Connecticut shore overlooking the Sound. Priced as a sacrifice not duplicable today under 70000. For particulars address SACRIFICE Box 49 Timea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central
Connecticut
Berkshire Valley properties for sale by F G Bears
New England for sale or let in Berkshire Valleys ten minutes from a railroad shop and mill. Includes Amber lot, a cottage house, and a good farm with large house and barn. Also a fine coupe. Will sell together or separately by F G Bears of West Cummington Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
R. R
F. G. Bears
West Cummington
Mass
One Dollar Mid-Week Pictorial Rotogravure Volume
A finely bound cloth edition titled One Dollar Ten numbers of The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial offers stirring war front scenes reproduced by Rotogravure. A memento for instruction and entertainment, available by mail from Times Square, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Times Square
New York
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J. F. Fogarty
Polce — Supply
Municipal Suliding
Oypeeere Streets
Pactone 166
Reservoir
Staten Island
Charles Strauss
Charles N. Chadwick
John F. Galvin
Board of Water Supply
George Featherstone
Panama Canal
Washington, DC
State Street
Itney Central Building
New Orleans
Ois
Baltimore
Governor's Island
N.Y
Governor's Islan Ferry
Department of Gealed
Tompkinsville
O. P
Joseph Katz
H. Katz
Harry Katz
G. G. Marshal’s
Lord Kitch
Ener
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Harleston
Wilmington Sane
Norfolk Rig
Augusta
Memphis
Wees
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
St. Wis
J. J. Hill
Halloran
Schrader
Caroline
Laat
Shorts
Kansas City
Oma
Lard
Seadkeeh
P.dosg
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Weno Bal
Cubas
V. Close
Ribe
Onsmans
Eee Ween
Rio
Santos
Clore
Williams
Heights
Dewey
Solomon Schinasi
Zincore
Harry and
Joseph Falk
Upper Manhattan
Dyckman and
Academy Streets
Post and Nagle Avenues
Dyckman Street
Empire Trust Company
Sepere
Dyes Tract
Samuel Ginsberg
Frederick Southack
Alwyn Ball, Jr
Irom Catherine Muller
Thayer Street
Kerman Avenue
Nehring Brothers
Reliant Leasing Company
St. Nicholas Avenue
Frederick Zittel & Sons
A. J. Norman
Ennis & Sinnott
Morris Avea
171St Street
Haven Avenue
Aldus Construction Company
East Broadway
Jacob Eskolsky
Phillip Klein
Joseph P. Day
Sixth Avenue
Dewey Theatre
Bixth Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Enry Brady
East Fourteenth Street
Thirteenth Street
Sarah F. Sullivan
Tutino & Cerny
Mary E. Verinsky
Fifty-fifth Street
Bay Ridge
Frank , Malone and
H. ©. Harris
Third Avenue
Eighty-second Street
Conrad Stegmann
New Jersey
M. Crawley & Brothers
Wentworth Manor
Montclair
Thomass
Gladding
David B. Mills
Woolf
Vesey Street
Mount Hope
Jerome Avenue
Grand Boulevard
Macomb's Road
East 175Th Street
Morris Avenue
Belmont Street
Rockwood Street
Walton Avenue
Inwood Avenue
North Street
Rees
N. W
Lowa
Wis
W. Kan
Unina
East 18Th St
Bolomon Schinasi
F. Sullivan Et al
Horwitz & R
Maiden Lane Savings Bank
Louis Schimier
Roelker
152D St
H. H. Jackson
Benjamin Harris
H. Jackson
Napier
Napier Av, # e corner of 236th St, 52.9x%100; F. G. Ormabee against J. A. Powers
Morgan, L. & B
W. C. Meixel
C. A. Meixel
James L. Wells Co
Beach
Gleason Av
John Bussing, Jr
North St
Julia Lipps
M. L. Roeder Et al
Williamson & B
Nicholas Av
Heleant Leasing Co
Auguat
Dronx
Bainbridge
Samuel Keeler
Arvilla P. Keeler
Ridgefield Conn
Bathgate
Hugh FP. Gallagher
Hugh J. Gallagher
B. K. Strown
Palilam Parkway
W. S of Land
N. H
H.R. R. Co
Oxlfix
Annie M. Harrison
Lillian Hef
East 87Th St
Mig
Lawyers Title and Trust Co
Iway
Challottic
Leona Holding Corp
Ida J. Midonick
J. H. Stener
Se Wagerwat
Cca
Pnccocesstecords
Wakefield
Carriet A. Weyant
Enma FF Hallock
Westwood
Dee BO
Hallowk
Fred’k Bach
Katie Bach
Castie Hill
G. Frey
Laconia Park
Mary O
Cuttle
Maew
Hirooklyn
Eshhother
Thuetews
May So
Madison
Columbus
Fisher Levine
Louise Rossemagne
Musch
Butterman
Popham
Malivia Realty and Construction Co
Joe John
Behroeder
Tithe Guarantee and Trust Co
Cup Ivianee Rosedale
Manaton St
Michael Mittenaway
William Lenschner
West 86Th St
Hi. Baechier
Walker Ae
Walton
175Th St
Joseph Schneider
Mary Nee
George A. Kues
Stan Neeneess
Woopycrest
Woodlycrest
Ialoo
Delta Holding Corporation
Hy. Morgenthau Co
Fast
Atorney
Iuarantee An ‘Trust Co
Avenue D
Axles
Unionport
Fred'k Bach
Castle Hill
Mta
11Th ST
Albert H. Hardy
Annie Truman
Dag
MONUS
Mina Sturzenegger
Josephine Kipp
East
Fordham Road
Webster AV
City Kalamein Co. Inc
Webster Avenue Health Corp'n
Gotham Engineering Corp
Beait: Corp'n
Altieri
Philip Rosen
Leuls Wiener
Rete
God Webster AV
Henry Scharnberger
Aga Gotham Agiestng Corp'n
Brook AV
Frieda Tompkins
Goldie Cowen
Samuel Cowen
East Isha
Ammiel Ling
Ispth St Lox
de Candido Construction
Aaron Cohn
East 82d
Harrison AV
Lix
Rensory Holding Corp
Title Insurance C O
Tremont Terrace
Ada Long
Max Just
Atnether
Marion
Wilkes Really Co., Inc
Wiliam H. Kirc
Sue, Wallach
Nancy J. Kennard
Laura M. Zehner
West 126Th St
Rose V. Malone
Atterasg
Mtg
Laos
iSlet Street Building Corporation
and Trust Co
the Building Department
6Th St
J. Magee
F. Sterner
Zieser
Seeeseeeeses St
James F. Curwen G
Richard Kelly
Nw .S
Ellwood
Pt and Trust Co
Give &c
Lucien D. Bloch
79Th St
Mollie Goldstein
John McKee
Colum Bioraway
Scivecsese
Harrison
Woodland Av
New Rochelle
124Th St
Isth ST
S Ond
Morigasg
Mann
Ford
East Isth
Mtg AV
Allaire Realty Co., Inc
Morgenthau Co
Delta Holding Corp
Julius H. Ludlow
Francia HR. Pelxotto
Helle Harbor
L. I
Suth Street
West End Avenue Co
F. C. Speteedoes
Wall St
Srm Vandam
Vartek
Alley
Mary F
Angela M. Brosnan
Augustus D. Jullifard
West Sith St
Farmers’ Loan and Trust
Hikus, G. & P
127Th St
Kia Heights
Attorney
Clearantee Co
Blissmeee Co
Loule Alterisi
Harriett Pick
Leo Schafran
Thambers
Izath
John N. Scelsa
10Th St
Cary & Carroll
Wall
Lis Pendens
Albert B. Asworth
St. Senate
Manhattan Leasing Company
Church
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