Tax Exemption Parade of New York City Property Worth Millions
President Wells notes that exemptions drain city revenue as the list of untaxed assets grows. Governors Island, Brooklyn Bridge area, Central Park and vast government and church properties show taxing power loss totaling hundreds of millions across Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Wells
Department of Taxes and Assessments
New York
Wells
City of
Governors Island
United States
State of New York
City of New York
Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall
Borough of
Manhattan
Battery Park and Sea Wall
Armory
Custom House
Wall Stret
Assay Office
United States Sub-Treasury
Coast Survey Office
Pine Street
Trinity Church
Old John Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Square
Parkhurst
Madison Avenue
Stuyvesant Park
Bellevue Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital
New Church of Christ Scientist
Central Park West
Central Park
Manhattan Square
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Twelfth Regiment Armory
Riverside Park
Riverside Drive
Bryant Park
Fe New Public Library
Dutch Reformed Church
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
St. Thomas’s Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Fiftieth
Fifty-first Streets
Blackwell’s Island
Mount Morris Park
Harlem
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Morningside Park
Bronx
Jerome Park
Bronx Park
Woodlawn Cemetery
van Cortlandt Park
Fort Schuyler
Brooklyn
New York City
City Hall Park
W.W. R. Janeway
Park Row
Clergyman
Criminal Court
Tax Department
New Bowery
East River
Astor Library
Lafayette Place
Grace Church
Broadway
Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army
Fourteenth Street
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Twenty-first
Young Men’s Christian Association
Twenty-third Street
New York Hospital
Fifteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Masonic Hall
Masonic Order
East Side B'nai B'rith Lodge Plans Open Meeting
The Independent Order B'nai B'rith expands to New York East Side with Justice Lodge 532, aims to aid oppressed Jews and immigrants. An open meeting at Educational Alliance on Wednesday July 2 will feature Leo N. Levi, head of the order's executive committee, as main speaker.
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B'nai’ B'rith
East Side
New York
Justice
Justice Lodge
The
Educational Alliance
East Broadway
Jefferson Street
Leo N. Levi
Order
Vacation for the Justices Open During City Court Terms
Supreme Court justices begin vacation Tuesday and do not reconvene until October. Special terms remain active with Part I motions and Part II ex parte business continuing, and citizenship naturalizations. City Court special term also stays open, Surrogates hold chambers for probate matters.
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Supreme Court
Government yachts swap in presidential fleet at Brooklyn
The Dolphin arrives at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for repairs and will be replaced by the Maflower as the President’s boat. Lieut. Commander Gleaves of the Dolphin will command the Mayflower, a former Goelet yacht bought at the start of the Spanish American War. The Mayflower had been used by Gov. Allen of Porto Rico and lay idle at the yard for months. Influenza and grip warnings conclude with a promotional line for Doctor Jayne’s Expectoration.
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United States
Dolphin
Roosevelt
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Gleaves
Gov. Allen
Porto Rico
Three Burned In Benzine Explosion At Tailor Shop
An explosion of benzine in a tailor shop at 3 Manhattan Street yesterday afternoon gutted the shop. Three men were burned, including proprietor Joan Kluck, tailor Pagnell Gakad of 1389 Avenue A, and Policeman Peter Donnelly. All were treated at J Hood Wright Hospital. Gakad suffered severe burns, Donnelly burned on the hands, and Kluck burned about the body. A crowd gathered as fire crews arrived and residents helped smother the flames.
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Manhattan Street
Joan Kluck
Pagnell Gakad
Avenue A
Peter Donnelly
Second Court District
J. Hood ‘Wright Hospital
Twenty-fifth Street
Kluck
Gakiad
Gakad
Amsterdam Avenue
Donnelly
Galiad
Sergt. Liebers
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Tenement House Fight Over a Cat and Dog
A political district captain Matthew Gall was wounded in a tenement brawl at 770 Tenth Avenue over a dog and cat dispute. Amanda Pedron and others were arrested after Gall was shot in the chest but survived. Pedron’s wife, Scheerer, Simmermeyer and their spouses were also detained as officers responded with ambulances.
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Tenth Avenue
Matthew Gall
Tammany District
Roosevelt Hospital
Amanda Pedron
Pedron
West Forty-seventh Street
Jacob Simmermeyer
Simmermeyer
Edward Scheeler
Gall
Scheeler
Haley
Heckley
Scheerer
Fortyninth Street
Man Applies for Job With Wide Skills in Jersey City
John P. Landrine, a Bergen Avenue merchant in Jersey City, received a job application from a versatile man claiming extensive experience across many trades from typewriter work to peanut roasting. Landrine found a position for the applicant, who boasted skills from telegraph operation to clipping puppy dogs ears and even a medal for a line about Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Landrine
Bergen Avenue
Jersey City
Landrine
Destruction Collapse Buries Six Men at 604 West Fifty Fourth
An old two story frame house at 604 West Fifty Fourth Street near Eleventh Avenue collapsed at 5 o clock last evening, burying six men in the debris. The men had entered for shade, work had paused days, and the collapse drew shouting neighbors as police were notified.
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West Fifty-fourth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Lynch
West Fortyseventh Street
Hook and
Otto Buser
West V Fifty-first Street
James Rooney
Roosevelt Hospital
Buser
Rooney
Large stock sale of Irish Dimities and cotton novelties
A major purchase of 16 000 yards of Genuine Irish Printed Dimities this season's designs formerly 25 cents a yard. Includes high class Cotton and Linen Novelties Shirtings White Lace Dimities Corded Shirtings and Revered Plumetis formerly 50 to 85 cents a yard now offered at value 85 cents.
Knights of Columbus Honor Bellevue Surgeons for Murphy Rescue
New Rochelle Council 339 presented Bellevue Hospital surgical staff with a gilt framed resolutions set thanking them for Patrick A. Murphy’s treatment after a Park Avenue tunnel collision. Murphy suffered severe injuries including amputations but survived, and the knights credited Bellevue surgeons with his recovery.
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New Rochelle
Knights of Columbus
Bellevue Hospital
Patrick A. Murphy
Park Avenue Tunnel
Murphy
Bellevue
War of Painters Unions Forces Strike Breakers
The employing painters report they will replace 1,500 Amalgamated Society of Painters and Decorators members on strike in the city with Brotherhood of Painters workers. Brotherhood already fills positions at Newport houses where New York firms hold contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Building Trades
Amalgamated Society of Painters and Decorators
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Painters
Newport
New York
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