Giants Lose to Boston in Controversial Polo Grounds Tilt
In a Tuesday clash at the Polo Grounds the crippled New Yorks fall 10 to 3 as umpire Klem faces criticism for calls against Strang Brown and Brain. Sweeney Ritchey and Bowerman spark Boston’s comeback with timely hits and aggressive baserunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Bostons
Polo Grounds
Frank Bowerman
Sweeney
Beaumont
Bates
Ritchey
Hates
Burke
Ritchey Gade
Bowerman
Frank
New York
Devlin
Shannon
Klem
Strang
Boston
Boae Shannon
Bridwell
Browne
Tenney
Brain
Q Sweeney
G Shay
Teen Te Ee
Han'fan
Dahlen
M'Gin'ty
Buck 1 Wins Own Game at Washington Park
Buck 1 secured a win over Philadelphia at Washington Park with the deciding hit in the sixth inning. Philadelphia’s only run came on Batch’s error, with Brooklyn pulling ahead 2 0 in the later frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Philadelphia
Washington Park
Batch
Pittsburg Drops Pitchers in Ten-Run Setback
In a rough contest, Pittsburg falls to Cincinnati 7 to 5 as Huggins Lobert and McLean pace offense with two-base hits and key RBIs. Mitchell Mowrey and Leifield exchange blows, while Ewing works through seven innings before a late rally seals the Cincinnati win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Reon
Huggins
Lobert
O' Mitchell
Jagner
Davis
Phills
I Schiet
Mowrey
Pssesssi Ik
Cincinna
McLean
Mitchell
Waener
Abbaticnit
Chia
Ifppe
Odwell
Leifield
Ewing
Phil
Inne Mith
Balle
Philoff Leifield
Philzs
Cincinnati
Efrore
Mpires
Messrs
Johnejonée
Baseball game summary with McGlynn noted
The loosely worded report records a baseball game at St. Louis with outs and bases on balls. McGlynn pitched or contributed in time noted as one hour thirty minutes with an umpire identified as Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Louis
St. Louis
McGlynn
New York Wins Doubleheader in Boston
New York defeated Boston in a pair of games on June 24, 9–8 and 11–4. Kitson lasted nine innings in the opener as Orth finished the ninth after Unglaub started the frame with a triple. Williams and Conroy starred for New York in the second game as Boston pitching was stifled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Kitson
Orth
Aeross
I’nglanb
Wiliams
Conroy
Washington and Philadelphia Split Second Defeat in Banged Up Game
Washington 23 Philadelphia 6 in the second game with key hits by Seybold and Nicholls. Deleharty and Oldring feature for Philadelphia while Smith and Dygert pitched for Washington in a pitching dense section with multiple errors and steals noted.
Chicago and Cleveland players in 8 to 6 final score
Chicago 0 020 02 0 0 0 2 2 0 Cleveland 6 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8. Quillin homered for Chicago, Liebhardt relieved, Smith issued five walks. McFarland Lajoie Bradley stole bases, final score 8 to 6 for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Ribpoae
Ribpore Hahn
Flick
Jones
Oj Bradley
Isbell
OlBay
Clarke
Amherst Knocks Williams In Narrow Championship Tie
Amherst defeats Williams 7 to 8 to even a four game series this season. Key players include Sees Ford South worth and Lewis. The match lasts two hours with batteries Pierce Henry and Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Williams
Jucccas
Pierce
Henry
Ford
Southworth
Lewis
Louisville Beats Toledo 6 to 1 In Open Match
Scores show Louisville overwhelmed Toledo 6 to 1 while Minneapolis routed Kansas 58 4 and Saint Paul defeated Milwaukee 14 to 5 at the events in St Paul Indianapolis and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday’s League Games
National League results show New York 8 Cincinnati 12 Boston 0 and other scores. American League reports New York 9 Boston 8 and 11 8, with Philadelphia 9 Washington 2 and 6 8. Upcoming matches list Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
St- Louis
Chiclago
Broadway
Broad St
Newark
Fulton St
Annex
Annex Ferry
Lic
Montreal Beats Newark in Low-Scoring Eastern League Game
Newark and Montreal played a tight Eastern League contest with Montreal winning 6 to 1. Key players included Joyce and Brown for Newark and Mullen Zacher Mahling Jones Caigan for Montreal. Pitches by Hughes and Hobbs limited scoring over one hour forty minutes as Carrick earned the win and McCarthy the umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efi W. L. P. C
Toronto
Y. Ence
Montreal
Ark
Joyce
Phelan
C’kman
Hughes
Careiee
Strick
Hobbs
Carrick
Double We
Sianita
Pomaly Joyce
Brown
Hugh
Mahling
Tame Pas
Engle
McCarthy
Newark Montreal Baseball Duel Notes Scored
Two-base hits by Mahling Sherpe Cockman Morgan highlight a Newark Montreal game. Barger homered. Herbst pitched three innings for Newark with McCarthy also pitching. Time of game one hour thirty five minutes. Umpire Mr. McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ribpoae
Ribpoas AB
Fabe
Olitente Sb
Batch
Grant
Hummiel
Mne
Beatih Ib
Lewis, Ss
Veone c
Rucker
Titus
Thomes Carey
Doubbledeiphia
Lewis
San Eaeta
Bate
Mesers
Rigler and
Emsilis
Montreal
Mad
Cthy
Kittr'ge
Connor
NeWark
Mahling
Sherpe
Cockman
Morgan
Barger
Engle
Ballf Herbst
McCarthy
and Kritchel Aidpes
Hrbst
Herbst
McCary
Rochester and Jersey City Baseball Scores Report
Rochester 2 Jersey City 1 with runs in late innings. Highlighted by Clement's bunt strikeout and Hayden scoring the winning run. Left on bases Rochester eight Jersey City five. Sacrifice hits by Bean Moran and stolen bases by Bean Sente Ye Hayden. Time two hours twenty minutes. Umpire Mr Harris. Also Toronto Providence and Buffalo Baltimore score lines included with pitching details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
New York
Mobtem
Ritchey
Browne
Hannifan
Ferguson
Dorner
Innnings
Young
Tenney
Brain
Berke
Bas ¢ Ferguson
Eff McGinnity
Boston
McGinnity
JM Young
Bhannon
Devlin
Sweeney
Bridwell
Tieber
Umont
Brown
Mr. Kiem
Laporte
Knight
Will’ms
Unglaub
Conroy
OjFerris
Kileinow
Criger
Moore
Winter
Keefe
Obderiin
iChesbro
Harris
Orth
Hoey
Rickey
Grimshaw
S ‘Totel
Oberlin
Snakesee
Ungland
Hame Rus—Williame
Gore
Chesbro
Kleinow
Mr. Sheridan
Clement
Rochester
Jersey City
Bean
Moran
SenteYe
Hayden
Clancy
McLean
Lake
Mr. Harris
Minor league results from New York State League games
Utica beat Binghamton 3 to 2 while Gloversville Syracuse finished 8 to 7. Troy Scranton posted 6 to 2 over Troy and Albany topped Wilkes Barre 6 to 1 in the listed matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Binghamton
Gloversville
Syracuse
A. J. and
Troy
Scranton
Albany
Wilkesbarre
Odds Oddball Scores From Regional Matches
At Lynn Worcester 2 to Lynn 1. Fall River Lowell 6 to Fall River 8. Haverhill Brockton 7 to Haverhill 0. Bedford Lawrence 4 to New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Worcester
Fall River
Lowell
Haverhill
Haverhhill
Brockton
Connecticut High School Soccer Scores Snapshot
At Holyoke Holyoke defeated Norwich 3 to 2. Bridgeport beat Springfield 7 to 1. Waterbury edged New Haven 3 to 0. Hartford hosted New London with Hartford 7 New London 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Norwich
Bridgeport
Springfield
Waterbury
New Haven
Hartford
New London
Atlantic League Adopts Changes After Newark Meeting
The Atlantic League met in Newark New Jersey on June 24 with Al Lawson of Reading urging more Friday Saturday games due to rumored Tri State League expansion. Reading protests over umpire decisions were laid on the table and Umpire Cormick was deposed while Umpire Lannigan was appointed to the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
al Lawson
Reading
Lawson
Hugh McKeon
Allentown
New York
Tate League
Brooklyn
Akelhet
Elizabeth
Garh4
United Anglers
Sumner Avenue
Manhattan
East Forty-fivet Street
Mihocan
Tornado
Emil Creecher
Mohican
Rockaway Beach
Acme
East Rockaway
Always Happy
Wright Captures Yonkers Lawn Tennis Cup Title
Irving C. Wright of Boston defeats Hugh Tallant in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-4 to win the final and cup match at Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers. Roca Burchard takes the handicap singles in a four setter 6-1 6-4 6-8 over Fischer. Cragin Jr. wins at University Heights Club 6-1 4-2 7-5 amid doubles victories by Cragin Ferris team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving C. Wright
Boston
Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
Harvard
Hugh Tallant
Wright
Tallant
Roca Burchard
West Ride
Burchard
Fischer
Ively
Ross Burchard
Walter L.pate
Ress Burchard
Deae W. M. Fischer
Cratch
William B. Cragin, Jr
Seventh Regiment
University Heights Club
William Rosenbaum
F. M. Ferrie
M. Fischer
A. C. Camp
William_B. Cragin, Jr
Harlem
William B. Cragin
F. M. Ferris
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
W. M. Fischer
Hamilton Grange
Behr Tops Mavrogordato In All England Opener
Cloudy weather and rain delayed play at Wimbledon opening day. Kari Behr became the first American on the courts and defeated T M Mavrogordato in five sets 8-6 2-8 6-4 6-4, after a tense third set with ten deuces. A Faie of New Zealand beat Beals Wright 6-2 8-6 7-5 in a rain soaked match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wimbieéon
Kari Behr
T. M. Mavrogordato
Béhr
A. Faie
New Zealand
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Mass
Right
Empire City Race License Case Reaches Appellate Court
The Racing Commission seeks a stay and amendment to block Empire City from holding a August race if the Court of Appeals ruling is delayed. Col. Franklin Bartlett represented the Commission while James Russell Seley spoke for Empire City. A decision was expected before the summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City Trotting Association
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Racing Commission of
Empire City
Court of Appeals
Racing Commission
Col
Franklin Bartlett
Empire City Association
James Russell Seley
Avoi
Bartlett
Soley
Empire
Commission
New York YACHTSMEN Triumph in 100 Mile Race
The New York Athletic Club yacht Okee won the 100 mile race in 28 hours 26 minutes with an 8 hour 47 minute handicap. Okee finished first with 24:48:13 corrected time and was followed by Obert Monk's Bobtail and F. M. Weeks's Little Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New —Ark
Block Island
New York Athletic Clubs
Stratford Shoal
Bobtail
Vingt-Troia
Tamerlane
Little Okee
Okee
Obert Monk
F. M. Weeks
Little Peter
A. Brown
Mahlstedt
J. H. Mahlstedt
Charles Mills
John Kobbe
New Rochelle Yacht Club
French Yachtsmen Win Cup in Nasty Kiel Race
Ar Men captures the French Cup in Kiel amid squally weather. Duke of Rohan and Duke Decazes join French visitors on shore while Monaco’s Prince hosts a party on Princess Alice. Times listed for Arden Felca and special class winners Wittelsbach II Tilly X Wann eee. Crown Prince’s Angela IV placed fourth. Morescot did not start. Imperial Yacht Club dinner honors Emperor William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Germany
Duke of Rohan
Duke Decazes
Prince of Monaco
Alice
Arden
Felca
Wittelsbach II
Tilly X
Wanneee
Angela IV
Spain
Morescot
Imperial Yacht Club
William
Ambassador Tower
Ijuin
Duke of Ohan
Howard
Berlin
Gibbons
London
Allison V. Armour
Fishing News Patrols Warm Season as Flounder Fade
The piece notes bluefish and sea bass activity off Seabright and Belmar, with many clubs reporting catches of ling hake sea bass and blackfish. It mentions warming water and flounder declines after water reaches 35 degrees, plus reports from various bays, rocks, and beaches and scheduled club excursions and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. London
Hook
Hell
Sands Point
City Island
Lafayette Fishing Club
Mergus
Hammer
Daphne
Broad Channel
Charles Schuster
Belmar
Frederick Farley
F. Smith
T. Hartigan
Smith
Exife
Silver Hole
Jamaica Bay
Roxbury
Rockaway
Valentines Point
Rogers Drain
Goose Creek
North Shore Division
Long Island Railroad
Auto Fishing Club
Smith Street
Brook
Ocean Avenue
Sheepshead Bay
James B. Conpecer
E. O. Brandes
Novel Auto Exhibit On Upper Broadway Window Row
Automobile window displays along upper Broadway show the 41 cars that passed a four day sealed bonnet test with unbroken seals. Dust covers the vehicles as crowd interest grows and the Automobile Club of America will announce the qualifying cars for silver cups to be awarded to those finishing without a break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Broadway
Tonneau
Automobile Club of America
Bankruptcies and Receiverships in New York Listings
A New York bankruptcy notices column lists David Hartsilver of 268 Bowery facing a petition with creditors Zucker Katz and Black, with alleged concealment of jewelry and prior settlements. Other filings include Charles Nareff of 66 Norfolk Street in 1903 shoe business, plus a Kosofsky & Son partner. New York Tunnel Company creditors meeting. E J Willis Company auto supplies creditors meeting with Jesse Watson elected trustee. Several discharges granted: Fuchs & Feldman Newbar Construction and Alteration, Spear & Tietijen Supply, Joseph Minster, Herman Price, and Larkin & Borko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hartsilver
Vid Hartsilver
Bowery
Solomon Zucker
Isaac Katz
Harry Black
Art Silver
Charles Nareff
Norfolk Street
Charles Naress
J. Kosofsky & Son
NEW York Tunnel Company
East River
The
Battery
Brooklyn
Stanley W. Dexter
Broadway
T. Tileston Wells
Wenanee
E. J. Willis Company
Park Place
West Fifty-fourth Street
N. A. Prentiss
Jesse Watson
Adams
United States District Court
Fuchs & Feldman
Nik'bae
Eighty-first Street
Spear & Tietijen Supply Company
West Street
Judgments Filed Yesterday Against Numerous Debtors
Proceedings list numerous debtors with specific amounts and creditors in a compiled record of judgments filed yesterday. The entries name individuals and companies such as Advocat P. J. Beenfeld and The People of the State of New York, with sums ranging from small costs to thousands, including major entries like Phoenix Iron Co and Interborough Rapid Transit Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocat
P. J. Beenfeld
Bossert
Lon. H. Heron
Baker
Same
Mamie A. Murray
Annie C. Balster
Brogeger
Ane Simms
Bellack
C. H
L. Y. Urmyano
Barling
J. A.—Same
Campbell
M. M
J. J. Murtsugh
Cloos
State of
N. Y
Comyns
D. J
I. Mossonano
Coleman
J. Thedford
Delany
CC. Clifton
Aid
Einstein
Dorothy R
W. Hawkins
Elmaquist
Emma A
M. Goldsmith
Frman
I.—R. Zilberman
Georges, Chris
Timothy A. Garvey
Gmitnder
George F.—Lamie
Goldberger
H. H
S. H. Baer
Gregory
Flavius H.—J. Rubens
Greger
C.—Murphy & White
C.—Murphy & White Co., $32. Harned, F. M.—C. L. Waterhouse
Hansen
Ee Ward Bank
Mary_H. Johnson
Jacoby
Max
M. J. Bayer
Kelley
Cecile
M. Marsh l
Kleinfeld
Isaac
Harry W. Bell
Levine
Gennaro Dambonto
Serattacee
Bell
NATO . Co
Middiete
Richard T.—Same
Marden
Leon C
Manhelimer
Edward— Same
Ae Henry—Same
Ngioletti Lice
William Kleinert
Maher
William C
Evelyn
Thomas F. Maher
Michaelson
John—Morris
Weinstein
Yer
Leo
Mehring
Ulrich P
James H.roach
Nowak
Charles J
N. Y. Tel. Co
Re Nye
Mary—Same
Newman
Pooler
Charles R
Claude R
John W. Rapp
Ratner
Charles
Pauline
Philip Beldenberg
Reitzes
Beckie
Isador Reitzes
Aoe
Ane C
American Structural Steel Rich
Daisy
Samuel Mandel
Rasmussen
Robert T
Wm. Helburn
Rooney
John J
George F. Lewis
Rowland, Edward
Algernon B. Roberts
Charles Clifton
Rothfeld
Harry W.ricaud
Addison A Becline
Astowell
Jacob—Phoenix Iron Co
Shaffer
Beverly K
Nathan Pollack
Strauss
Benj. M
Abraham Boehm
de Simon
Louis Stegbert
Ano
Schroeder
John A
Henry Simme
Seidel
Elias
Jos
Pi “Warman
Scherer
Harry
William Schwartz
Cee Philip—Meyer I
Boyer
Pelsmen Ayrles
Comprehensive New York Apparel Guide for Women
A dense list of women apparel outlets across New York city with numerous vendors for aprons raincoats silk coats skirts blouses shirts hijab and more. Includes addresses across Broadway 5th avenue East 14th Street West 20th Street Canal Street and Union Square with items from gloves stockings hats frames and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bent Glass Novelty Co
White &J. Braunstein Bros
Bway
Grand St
Klinger & Bach
Knee Pants Co
West Sd St
Meltsner, Co., & Bro
Waverley
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine, A. A., & Co
East 18Th St
Vantine
18Th St
Diamond Peint Pen Co
Pearl
Beckman
Atkins & Comins
Ferdinand Ehrrich & Son
St. Hohi
Franklin Sudbury
Broadway
Grosner Bros
T. H. Flanagan
W. &d St. Tel
Lord & Taylor
Bae
20Th St. Bat
Wise
White St. Stock
Arrival of Buyers at Major Macy’s Style Event
A long list of buyers from across the United States converges on New York for a large merchandising gathering. Names include Lowenstein & Brothers Memphis J L Currie of upholstery goods 43 Leonard Street and Reiss Millinery Kansas City G L Rosenzweig cloaks at Hotel Breslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowenstein, B., & Brothers
Memphis
Leader
The
Utica
N. Y
J. F. Peckham
Albert
Broadway
Herald Square
Bernheimer Brothers
Baltimore
I. I. Wolf
Marlborough
Hunter-Tuppen Company
Syracuse
J. M. Raynor
Hnens
White Street
Wanamaker
John
Philadelphia
Penn
Manchester
Tenth Street
Ithaca
J. Rothschild
Imperial
San Francisco
Cal
Kahlberg
Flanders
Clark Brothers
Scranton
C. L. Kres
Wdy
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D. C
F. F. Mack
T. E. Kibby
Latham
Kline-Eppthimer & Co
Reading
Miss Pee Gloves
Prince George
H. J. Donnelly
St Ap
Murray Hill
Porteous & Mitchell and Brown & Co
Portland
J. G. Ford
Hotel Victoria
Denholm & McKay Company
Worcester
Mans
A. L. Cobb
Walker Street
Gable
William F., & Co
Altoona
M. Fay
H. K. McFarland
McCreery& Co
Pittsburg
E. C. Lauer
Church Street
Halligan
J. J
Oswego
Nations
St. Denis
Rindskopf, Nusbaum & Co
Schenectady
N. J
J. C. Rindskopf
Breslin
Sterling, Welch &Co
Cleveland
Ohio
A.D. Kramer
Hoffman House
Kann
Providence
AL. Aldred
Miss Mansell
Mabley & Carew Company
Cincinnati
Rauch
M. Rauch
Broztell
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
A Latz
H. Lyon
Union Square
Hotel Broztell
All Goods In Stock For Immediate Delivery At Old Prices
Leon Pearl offers short and long gloves embroidered laces handker chiefs silk malines and ladies neckwear in stock for immediate delivery at old prices located at 564 566 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Pearl
Broadway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Giants
Klein
Louis
Yrne
Barinett
Holly
i/Murray
T'Ter
Noonan
Lush
He Louis
Wweer
Slagle
Evers
Yankees
Glaze
Jacobson
Ccveecsees
Tiwo
Williiams
Conry
Hoffman
Parent
Chase
Elberfeld
Sul’van
Keeler
Conroy If
Ferris
Rickey Cesk
Arml'r
O'Harris
P G Ze
Jacobsen
Hoeseer
Ganley
Harteel
Lord
Seybold
Son
Deleh’ty
Oj Nichola
Perrine
Oldring
Warner
Sehreck
Powers
Hegas
Nill
Gross
Plank
Edmonson
Nicholls
Messrs. Hurst
Stafford
West
Pew
Altizer
Schreck
Falk'g
Odygert
Daedsake
Devis
Collins
Omring
Anderson
Perriné
Falkenberg
Offert
Famenegert
Dygert
Messrs. Altizer
O Collins
Edison
O.cross
Struc
Heydon
Cross
Washington Philadelphia
peve-Ryee
Hia
Hurst
Kuduoe
Quillin
Liebhardt
McFarland
Lajoie
Bradley
Umplires
O'Loughlin and
Connolly
American Association
Broglyn
J. Louis
Iphia
Seeeee
If Stadeee
Brunesie
Pete
Merritt
Sentelle
Mack
Peterson
Carrigan
Mr. Conway
Buffalo
R.H.E
Burchell
Toren
Hearne Milligan
McAllister
Mr. Owens
New York State League
Dunwoodie
Beals
C. Wright
N. Y. A. C. Yachtsmen
Okle
Joseph Minster
East Seventy-fourth Street
Nostrand Avenue
Herman Price
Park Row
Larkin & Borko
Kingston
I ‘American Bonding Co
G. P. Hall
Ajax ‘Construction Co
M. J. Moriarty
Avrutis
C. Bienenfeld
Kent
Bachmans Brewing Co
Sy Meimann
Mehrbach
O'Toole
R. Schalk
Consolidated Fruit Jar 'Co
P. Wisner
H. O
W. H. Sbreakey
Seeman
Mérits
GUIDE
Kursheedt Apron Co
Raincoat Co
Rain & Silk Coats
Dressner & Auerbach
14Th St
Freedman Bros. Co
Kimonos
Bryant
Hotel Grand
Goldenberg
Washington, D.C
A. Rosenthal
Lispenard Street
Sweeney Company
P. J. Sweeney
R. B. Thomas
Broad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niagara Falls
Mauch Chunk
Bellewood Park
Glen Onoko
Adm
Dreamland
Coney Island
Foot
Mare Pier
N. R
Iron Pier
N.Y
Poughkeepsie
Tollchester Ree
Leavy Ves
131St St
Manhattan Beach
West Point
Newburgh
Palace Iron Day Line
St Ers
Hendrick Hudson
Bklyn
Fulton Bt
Desbrosses St
W. 129Th St
Mary Powell
Wen
West Shore
Ramadell
ST. Gorge
Staten Island
N.Y. Bay
Castleton Hotel Co
B. T. Kearns
Vendomer
Back Bay
Greenleaf & Barnes
New Profile House
WhiteMta
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