Champions Win Brightly Over Brooklyn and Others
Yesterday's scores show New York and Chicago leading in multiple games. National League results include New York 8 Brooklyn 4 and Philadelphia 7 Boston 4, with Pittsburg 2 St. Louis 1. American League games feature New York 5 Boston 2 and Washington 6 Philadelphia 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
National League
Giants and Celtics Face Rival Fans Across East
Today two games headline the schedule as New York visits Brooklyn and Boston travels to Philadelphia. Also Philadelphia hosts New York, Washington meets Boston, St. Louis visits Chicago, and Detroit goes to Cleveland in a packed day of basketball.
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Cleveland
Detroit
OSTOM
New York
St. Louis
New York Nationals Beat Brooklyn 8 to 4 at Washington Park
McGinnity pitched for New York as the champions outslugged Brooklyn 8 to 4. Lumley Batch and Donlin delivered key hits while Brooklyn faded after a strong start. McGinnity fanned six and the game lasted one hour fifty minutes with 2,009 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnity
New Yorks
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Hanlon
Lumley
Batch
Gilbert
Dobbs
Bowermian
Lumsey
Butch
Brown
Mike” Ponlin
MccGinnity
Malay
Joe
Stricklett
McGann
Mertes
Dahlen
Devlin
Bowerman
Donlin
New York
Gessler
Babb
Strang
Bergen
Ribpore
Browne
Hall
MecGann
Rfl
O'Gessler
Teahlen
Latch
Joerlin
Nalay
G Babb
Man
Strickl
Ritter
Steve Bee
Hally
Mr. Emslie
Philadelphia Phillies Triumph Over Boston Amid Sloppy Fielding
Philadelphia won easily as Boston botched several plays and bunched hits. Abbatto and Thomas led Philadelphia with key hits while Wilhelm held the mound, aided by strong fielding behind him in a 2 1/2 hour game attended by about 202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
O. Ss
Thomas
Polan
Celeh'ty
Gleason
Tery
Cannell
O Titus
Tenney
Magee
W's'ton
Bi’ Sfield
N’dham
Doolin
Ibpo AK
Artie
Raynor
F ` Abbott
Wilhelm
D'gleby
Potal
Potah
Agee
Raier
Bransfield
Needham
Ite
Abbott
Courtney
Mager
Pavlin
Treason
Bevin
Abbatichio
Stone
Duggleby
Mr. John
Pittsburg Wins Double in St. Louis Tilt to Sweep Series
St. Louis fell 2 to 1 as base running lapses cost them the game. Pittsburg earned a clean series sweep with timely hits and strong pitching by Le Renedy, Ritchey, and Taylor. Attendance reached 1,200 at American League Park as New York Americans faced Philadelphia in the later game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Clarke
Hannon
Bimont
Arndt
McBride
Iady
Warner
Smoot
Howard
Clancy
Burke
Ritchey
Peltz
Taylor
De'taille
le Renedy
Ster
Potal
Brain
Leach
Grady
Wagner
Robertaille
Keeler Stars In Boston NY Series In Twin Wins
New York won both games in the Boston series with clutch hitting and baserunning. Keeler scored in the first on three hits and a sacrifice. Chesbro, Kleinow and Umpire McCarty sparked the decisive moments. In the second game Chesbro and McGuire starred for New York in a pitchers duel. Keeler made a remarkable sixth inning catch to save a run, and Dougherty stole home in the tenth as the crowd cheered the visitors’ win.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
New York
Collins
Chesbro
Criger
Dineen
Kleinow
Ferris
Elberfeld
McCarty
Powell
McGuire
Bostons
Dougherty
New Yorks
Battery
Winter
McGovern
Pony
Keeler
Grimshaw
Ribpoa
Sélbach
O'Parent
Conroy
Burkett
Willis
SOS Sg
Oeah
Fultz
Stahl
Chase
Messrs
McCarty and Kelley
Williams
Yeager
Kelley and McCarty
Hickman Two Homers Help DetroitBeat Cleveland in Finale
Detroit wins the closing game of the series 2 4 with two Hickman home runs. Mullin pitched well in tight spots. Final score Detroit 1 Cleveland 0 with strong fielding and late defense. Attendance 1 500 at the game noted by umpire Connolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Hickman
Mullin
Petra Rib EO
Ej Jackson
O' Leary
Bay
Cooley
OlFlick
H’kman
Ghiin
O'Turner
Stovall
Buelow
Rhoades
Schaefer
Drill
Mr. Connolly
Washington Beats Philadelphia After Eight Inning Rally
Washington breaks a tight duel with a six-run eighth inning fueled by Waddell’s unraveling delivery. Townsend pitched well as Philadelphia errors and walks pave the way for the big inning. final score Washington seven, Philadelphia six.
Chicago Wins 10th-Inning Clash Over St Louis 3 to 2
Chicago defeats St Louis in ten innings 3 to 2 as the locals rally with hits in the tenth. White pitched for Chicago and Howell toed the mound for St Louis with 4,130 in attendance.
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Chicago
Chicago Today
St. Louis
Rae
Ribpoa
Jones
R’k' Feld
Stone
Holmes
van Z’'t
Davis
Weaver
White
Ao Bowell
Dod
Baltimoreans Shut Out by Jersey City in Eastern League Game
Baltimore offense went silent against Walter Clarkson as Jersey City won 7 to 0. Beal, Bean, Woods and Neal produced the only multiple hits while McNeill Mason and Clarkson worked on the mound in a low scoring affair before 2,200 fans.
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Clarkson
Baltimoreans
Walter Clarkson
Jersey City
Baltimore
al Ses Ee
Ribpore Beal
Oadlem't
Kelly
Cfc
Bean
McAfee
Keister
Jordan
Merritt
Neal
Hal’gan
Pattee
Hail
N. Ub
Woods
Hearne
McAuley
McNeill
Erences Pv
Mason
Aeanae
Byers
Clement
Mr. Egan
Grays Top Providence 8-6 in Busy Scoring Game
The Grays outslugged Providence today but the home team’s hits were sharper as Providence won back with an 8 to 6 score in a three game streak.
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Providence
R. I
Newarks
Grays
Two-Base Hit and Home Run Highlight Providence Newark Game
Providence and Newark featured a four run inning with Poland, Cockman, and Murphy delivering key plays. McLane hit a homer, Poland and Thomas added sacrifices as Hesterfer yielded several hits and walks while Neops and Hesterfer worked on the mound.
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Hesterfer
Providence
Poland
Cockman
Murphy
Mahling
McLane
Thomas
Brodle
Poole
Nops
Neops
Rock
Dunn
Conn
O’hagan
Newark
Messrs. Zimmer
Conway
C'kman
Brodie
I Spooner
C’ghton
Buffalo Sweeps Montreal in Doubleheader
Buffalo took both games from Montreal as the locals struggled in the second game. The scorelines show Buffalo winning 7 to 2 in the first and a 7 to 0 defeat in the nightcap, with Montreal's offense stifled and the crowd cheering the visitors. Batteries were Yerkes McAllister Pappalau and Gibson.
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Montreal
Quebec
Buffalo
R.H.E. Buffalo
Aio
Yerkes and
McAllister
Pappalau
Gibson
Toronto Beats Rochester In Eleven Inning Tilt
In an eleven inning first class game Toronto beat Rochester 2 to 1. Tie broken in the last half of the eleventh as Cleary mishaps by Smith and Housser let Toronto push across the decisive run. Batteries Cleary and Steelman Currie and Sullivan.
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Toronto
Ont
Rochester
Cleary
Smith
Housser
Innnings
Sie Rochester
Steelman
Currie
Connecticut League Scores and Matches Summary
Jersey City and Newark played in an implied schedule with results from New London Meriden Hartford and Norwich. Bridgeport beat New Haven 3 to 2 while Holyoke defeated Springfield 12 to 10. Rochester faced Toronto and Baltimore met Providence in the cited matches.
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W.L. P.C
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Newark
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
New London
Meriden
Hartford
Norwich
Bridgeport
New Haven
Holyoke
Springfield
New England League Scores Update
Lynn defeated Lowell 3 to 2 while Concord beat New Bedford 5 to 4. Haverhill edged Manchester 8 to 5 and Fall River won 5 to 1 against Nashua.
South Atlantic League Scores and Standings
Montgomery, at 85, Savannah 5 Columbia 4 Siacon 6 Charleston 6. Shreveport 3 New Orleans 2. Atlanta list appears in standings with city pairs and numbers for teams in the South Atlantic League.
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Montgomery
Atlanta
Shreveport
New Orleans
Savannah
Columbia
Siacon
Charleston
Arrival of Buyers From Across United States for Retail Goods
A long list shows Bischoff, Sterne & Stein of Cincinnati purchasing cloaks and suits, with hotels named Imperial and Wolcott. Chicago firms Cohn Wampold & Co and Field Marshall & Co supply trimmings, aprons, and underwear, while Providence and other cities send dress goods, millinery, ribbons, and hosiery to buyers occupying rooms at major New York hotels.
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Bischoff
Sterne & Stein
Cincinnati
Ohio
A. W. Bischoff
Hotel Imperial
Cohn
Wampold & Co
Chicago
J. B. Cohn
Hotel Wolcott
Callender-McAuslan & Troup Company
Providence
R. I
A. M. Kenny
Walker Street
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company
Atlanta
Broadway
Boys
East Eighteenth Street
Harlington
Ingland Brothers
Pittsfield
Mass
W. L. Noble
Nations
Spring Street
Herald Square
Edwards
E. W
Field, Marshall, & Co
Ill
A. H. Morton
C. J. Wiltz
Worth Street
Mr. Walker
White Street
Goodkind
Troy
Gage Brothers & Co
E. Hilbert
Fifth Avenue
Imperial
Houston
Boston
J. Bell
Astor
Horne, Joseph
Pittsburg
Penn
T. J
Levis-Zukoski Mercantile Company
St. Louis
L. Levis
E. Levis
Flowers
Breslin
MacInnes, J. C., Company
Worcester
A. J. Moir
Miller & Rhoads
Richmond
Malone
York
Schoenau
William H., & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
H. J. Schoenau
Leonard Street
Sheridan-Clayton Paper Company
St. Joseph
A. P. Clayton
Earlington
Simpson, R., & Co
Toronto
Ontario
S. A. Harris
Miss Balfour
St. Denis
Sheehan, Dean & Co
Elmira
F. H. Allerton
T. A. Malone
Albert
Tayior, John & Co
Allentown
T. J. Bates
Webber, W. G . Company
Salem
L. L. Phillips
Hotel Astor
Williams & Rodgers Company
Cleveland
O. I. Mason
Grand Hotel
Wittmer
Reading
Miss T. Crosch
St. Denis Hotel
Military and Naval Personnel Movements Reported in Washington
The United Service reports multiple officer reliefs and assignments across Army staff sections. Lieut. Col. Benjamin Alvord moves to the Military Secretary’s office. Capt. T. L. Ames proceeds to New York for duty. Lieut. Col. Frank West to St. Louis. Major A. P. Blocksom to Oklahoma City. Major J. G. Galbraith to Inspector General. Capt. O. L. Spaulding Jr. to Fort Leavenworth as instructor. Navy notes two rear admirals placed on the retired list. commandant changes at San Juan. Vessels Kearsarge, Eagle, Hist, Illinois, Marblehead arrive at various ports. Solace sails from Cavite to San Francisco via Asia and Pacific hops.
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Washington
Benjamin Alvord
General Staff Corps
T. L. Ames
Ordnance Department
Chief of Ordnance
New York City
Sandy Hook Proving Group
Frank West
Southwestern Division
St. Louis
F. K. Ward
A. P. Blocksom
Inspector General
Oklahoma City
J. G. Galbraith
Inspector General of the Army
O. L. Spaulding, Jr
Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Navy
J. W. B. Bleecker
A. Dunlap
San Juan
S. F. H. Delano
J. G. Eaton
C. T. Hutchins
New York Times
Kearsarge
Tompkinsville
Eagle
Portsmouth
N. H
Provincetown
Illinois
Navy Yard
New York
Marblehead
Seattle
Solace
Cavite
San Francisco
Shanghai
Yokohama
Guam
Honolulu
Customs Rulings Reclassify Pearls Duty Rates
The Board of United States General Appraisers sustained claims by A. Henius of Providence and others, ruling genuine half pearls are dutiable at 20 percent ad valorem and imitation pearls at 10 percent, overturning Providence Collector rates. Several firms in New York and Chicago had protests overruled or sustained by the board.
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Thaddeus
Albert Lorsch & Co
Pitt & Scott and Others
B. Blumenthal & Co
Wilsnack Brothers & Nelson
Hummel, Kaufmann & Co
Goodfriend Brothers of
New York
Chicago Mercantile Company of Chicago
James G. Johnson & Co
Adolph Strauss
Court Calendars Decisions In Supreme Court Appellate Term
Supreme Court Appellate Term reports judgments in Morrissey vs Berman and Orr vs South Amboy Terra Cotta, Caldwell Jr. vs The Caldwell Company, Potash vs Utopia Land, Murphy vs Union Railway, Pettit vs Rosenberg with various affirmations, reversals, corrections, and dissents.
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Orr
South Amboy Terra Cotta_Company
Scott
Dugro
MacLean
A. Caldwell, Jr
The
Caldwell Company
Utopia Land Company
Reist
Murphy
Supreme Court calendar items and notices across many courts
The document lists a dense schedule of Supreme Court Special and Trial Term sessions with openings at specific times, cases to be heard, adjournments, and calendar instructions. It includes mentions of Surrogates Court, City Court terms, and detailed case numbers and participants, plus procedural rules for day calendars and motion practice.
Court calendar details multiple sessions and dockets
Court of General Sessions schedule lists Part II open at 10 50 A M with prosecutors Townsend and Smyth and numerous defendants including Emil H Neumer Jacob Friedenberg Francis A Guariino Ernest Glandon Cassel Saltzman and others. Parts III IV and II shows Foster Goff and other judges with separate lists of defendants and assigned prosecutors.
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Roys-Ogden Crry
Court OF General Sessions
MacMahon
Townsend and Smyth
Emil H. Neumer
Jacob Friedenberg
Francis A. Guariino
Ernest Glandon
Frank Pucell
Fitzhugh
Cassel Saltzman
John Scalera
David Rudolph
Sam Wolowsky
Harry Oken
Joseph Guf
Adolph Hammel
Leo Saltafoonaggio
John Murphy
Adolph Weiss
Michael Beck
Edward Brown
Charles de Lam
Morris Blumenthal Bertegali
Joseph Kent
Isidore Rosen
Part
Foster
Appleton
Emma Nash
Goff, R
Garvan
Anthony W. Law
May Grossman Rence
Benjamin Barron
Cornelius MacCarthy
Giuseppe Coslan
Charles B. Bonnetteillo
Kate Henry
Joel Rosiffo
Morris
Leonard
Patrick Mannion
Edith Anderson
Ralph Berry
James O’ Hare
Bernard Levine
Otto Wediman
Harry Tankenbaum
Supreme Court calendars and adjournments noted in docket
Appellate Division second department lists enumerated day calendar with 1 PM opens and multiple judges, cases and assignments. Trial term adjourned, special term for motions set. ex parte business at 10 AM and motion calendar at 10 30 AM. County Court parts I and II have no day calendar.
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Supreme Court
lRecess
Blanchard
Slattery
Cox
Hopper Woolsey
Young
Coleman
Russell-Russell
Wood
Kingsland-Bremer
Tobias-Schloss
Cullinan
D’ Amico
Affleck
Toplitz
Himberg-Chevra
Keating-Aronson
Weber-Sugarman
Riverside Pa K
Halsted
Busch-Taylor
McGarvie-Ink Co
Williams-Doyle
Hurtig-Williams
Wilkening-Shohifl
Freifeld
Schindel-Goldberg
Wilson- Wilson
Lenox
Hess- Burns
Tarbes-Tarbes
Rogers
Davis
First Judicial District
Strauss-Egler
O’ Rourke
City of
New York
Franklin- Hoadley
Jones
Morrison-Lang
Reiche
Fire Asn
Phila
Barmay & Co
Auto Blue
Bk Co
Troy-Gottlieb
Muir-Fid & Casualty Co
Strauss - Truscott Boat
Mfg Co
Curry
Tradesmen’s Life Ins Co
Supreme
MacLean
Thomas S
County Court House
Robert Jones
Lydia J. M. Goddard
Sophie Kopke
Frederick D. Blake
Herman Esselborn
Cars
Brownstone
Chambers Street
City Court
Chaseboys
Persod
Hirschberg, P. J
Bartlett, Jenks, Rich, and Miller, Jr
Sa St
Fuller- Sussman
Rose
Conderman- O’ Rourke
Heissenbuttel
Lewis-Hirschberg
Clinton-Frear
M. A.—Rosenberg
Pennachio
NY City
M. A
Harris-Nel
Gratz-Tannenbaum Son
Kelly
Supreme Court Special Term Calendar for Flushing
Burr J presides at Town Hall Flushing Queens County for a June 29 calendar opening at 10 A M. Entries include 846 Eldredge executor. S48 Block Langling Stewart et al. 351 Weich Weich with case names listed for action.
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Queens County
Supreme Court
Burr, J
Town Hall
Flushing
Queens Co
N. Y
Eldredge
Receivers Appointed in New York Court
In New York City court, McCarthy J names receivers for cases including Max Bandler versus Sruly Goldberg and John B A Mullaty, and Marcus arene versus Georgiana Pallasco Abraham D Levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court—Mccarthy
J.—Max Bandler
Sruly Goldberg
John B. A Mullaty
Marcus Arene
Georgiana Pallasco
Abraham D. Levy
Supreme Court docket of multiple cases listed by justices
A series of Supreme Court entries names several cases with assigned justices including Truax Giegerich Blanchard Amend and others. Parties include Woolworth Watson Preston Clinton Realty O Donovan Rogers Thompson Kennedy Life Insurance and City of New York among others.
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Supreme Court —Truax
Fox
Gerard Roberts
Prowler
Edwin A. Watson
Supreme Court
Tower—Algernon
Norton
Tiger Café Auction Sells for 1015 Above Charges
The Tiger Café at 12 Centre Street sold as a going concern in one lot under Henry W. Sykes as receiver. It faced two mortgages totaling 11 866 and back rent of 1166. George Ehret, brewer, bought for 1015 above charges, securing a 310000 mortgage on fixtures. the stuffed tiger in the window was included. Many politicians and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Street
Charles Shengood
Henry W. Sykes
George Ehret
Ehret
Judgment Filed Against Laura Biggar in Frankenstein Case
Judgment for 23302 dollars entered yesterday against Laura Biggar also known as Laura Biggar Bennett. Plaintiff Samuel I Frankenstein seeks payment for legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Biggar
Laura Biggar Bennett
Samuel I. Frankenstein
Sheriff Seizes Eagle Hat Frame Co Business for Debt
Deputy Sheriff Murray takes charge of the Eagle Hat Frame Company at 21 West Third Street under an execution for 533 dollars in favor of Max Lowitzky and sets the sale for next Monday. Bloom and Green operated as manufacturers of bonnet frames and Bloom was not served with the summons when the judgment was obtained. They began the business in November 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Eagle Hat Frame Company
Simon J. Bloom
Jacob Green
West Third Street
Max Lowitzky
Bloom
Bankruptcy notices list firms with debts and assets
Schiller and Trier Hat Company files show liabilities 7897 and assets 2500 with secured debts 1282 and wages 451. William Greenberger petitions with 1480 liabilities. Elmer Depue files 11680 liabilities. Bernard Glaser man’s petition dismissed with 40 cent on dollar settlement. Kaminsky Brothers Konnevitz seek receivership with assets about 1000. Khalil Saidah Co petitions with several small creditors and a 1000 stock value. Empire Knitting Company referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller & Trier Hatt Company
Schiller & Trier Hat Company
Broadway
William Greenberger
Third Avenue
Wilkesbarre, Penn
Greenberger, Mittman & Geib
New York
Elmer H. Depue
Elmer Tr. Depue
West Forty-seventh Street
Chicago
San Francisco
Wetmore-Bowen Company
Edgar J. Depue
Bernard Glaserman
West Thirty-first Street
Lesser Brothers
Holt
United States District Court
Kaminsky Brothers & Konnevitz
Abraham
Hyman Kaminsky
Abraham Konnevitz
East Broadway
William Haaker Company
Supreme Court
Konnevitz
Washington Street
Nasser & Abu Samra
Kisbany Brothers
Joseph Macksoud
Fadoul Manassa
M. H. Frank & Co
Empire Knitting ComPpany
Theodore
Strassner Denies Bankruptcy Petition Against Empire Knitting
Strassner president of the Empire Knitting Company at 259 West Broadway fights a bankruptcy petition filed Tuesday by creditor Otto Reissman for 5146 on the note. He claims the company is solvent and the note was an accommodation without consideration and that no act of bankruptcy occurred by transferring property to Pennsylvania Yarn Company, where Reissman is main stockholder and treasurer.
Judgments Filed Against Numerous Debtors in City Court
Debtors including AESCHBACH G G and BROWN H with Knott Co and City of New York listed among judgment targets. Trustees, costs, and multiple entities such as Vehicle Equipment Co., Brooklyn Chair Co., and Fourteenth Street Bank appear in the docket. The long list names individuals and firms, with many entries showing costs or affiliations to city and private companies.
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Aeschbach
G. G
J. G. Crawford
Alexander
Fourteenth Street Bank
Wedoes Taecend
Alter. S
G. H. Hammond Co
Brown, H
H.knott
Blatt
L. J. McClosky
Ano
Bernard, A
E. J. McCabe
Bonter
D. A
Ins. Co
N. Am
Bluanchet
Auguste D
N. Y. Tel
Ruck
G. M
Vehicle Equipment Co
Benedict, H. L
E. R. Andrews
Biggar
Laura
Laura B. Bennett
Frankenstein
Collins
Mary
J. Beik
Denise
J. L
City of
New York
Tak Donnellon
J. J
A. C. Haynes
Davis
Anna
M. McCormack Construction Co
H. B. Claflin Co
Engel, M
Julius Elsner
Fenton
J. T
Ferguson
D. M
Fleischer
M. Goldstein
Greenberg
Guardian
J. A. Anger
Gundersheimer
J. F. Thomas
Goldstein
Harry
Angelo R. Monzo
GOSIS
Tla
Rhe Seodboes
Sela
Glanckoff
Ludwig—Morris Katz
Greenstein
H. D. Jackson
Griffith
Geo. W
B'klyn Chair Co
Guthrie
Wm. D
M. W. Ehrrich
Tit Gluck
Maurice
Thomas Allison
Giese
Richard
Garmise
Ned
Same
Grogan
Patrick W
Abraham
Hughes
Albert Plant
Heymsfeld
Richardson Silk Co
Hure
Victor
John G. Crawford
HURST
Wm. H
Brooklyn
Same —Vehicle Equipment Co
Marale
Harris
E. F
N. Y
Hinrichs
George F
Hawkins
Benjamin F
Hubbard
Martha
Wm. Me Construction Co
Joseph J
Mary H. McManus Harris
Abraham—Thomas Allison
Handel
Frederick J
Wappler Electric Controller Co
Edwin G. Kramer
COSIS
Baerss Kelly
Maria C
Edward J. McCabe
Lcefiler
Otto
Nicholas Luques
Mackiler
Coleman
City of New_York
McAfee
Frank H
City of New York
Miller
Mallenick
Arnold
Samuel Ohberteder Masz
Louis
Jacob Kramer
White Morris
Wm. E
Mary M
Wet
O'Connall
Bernard
Thompson-Starrett
Olando
Michael
Wadae
O'Connor
John
O'Neill
Maggie
Harry Eising
Angehee
O'Reilly
John F
Mary FB. Clark
Piscotta
Giuseppa
N. Y Laws
Taz Proskey
Alexander S
Palmer
Leo A.same
Robertson
William B
Edward Ashforth
Richards
David B
George P. Engel- Baakl
Estes Ont St
Brooklyn Chair Company
Simpson
Lizzie E
Geo. B. Palmer
Sidio
Bohunil W
Henry B. May
Schilling
Harry F
Moses D. Spiktorsky
Tucker
J. Francis
Grey
S Taylor
John H
Maresi
Tiber
Morris
Isidore Cohen
An- Walton
Dias Welzin
Weir
Levi C
Thomas C. McCarthy
Sfer Geese Nee Sence
Whitney
Howard C
Elizabeth R. Bowler
Zerbe
James S
Arthur J
Seneeeeee Neers
Zinn
Jacob—Zinn
Wm. F. Mittendorf
Mossene Fe
Aed Tracey
Ees Volka
Emanuel V
Vrendenberg
Oliver
Weathered
Edmund
Eclipse Oil Works
Pabst Brewing. CO
Elveiia. M. Crit
Fna
Cnn
Neenareen
Ee Volt Soap CO
Albert A. Cns Sp
ST. RY
Emily S. Haubner
Haynes Machine CO
Frank W. McBeate
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Capetown
Herbert Michaelis
Care Omega .Chemical Co
Fifth Ave
Bers Street
Singer- Abrams
Schlesinger
Kahn-Bauman
Silverson
Tailor-Downing
Brooklyn Court Calendars
Tiger Cafe
United Cigar Stores Co
Cormack
John R
Chicago Tribune
the Reader Magazine
A. C. McClurg & Co., Publishers
A. W. Brewster
M. D
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
Edw. Johnson
M. Kenyon
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
Frank G. Esson
New York Eye and Ear Hospital
Ehrlickdons
Broad St
Sheepshead Bay
China
Whitehall St
Brooklyn Kanid
Lande Grand
Den
Krulewitch
Samuel—S. Wilson
fy MANSFI ae _itichard
A. J. Connick
Lee
Hayden
Cee Herbert
Joseph W
W. G. Ross
Halstead
William “M—M. EL Gout
B. Braumstein
Lisiecki
Frank F.C
Sparhaber
Feet
Mitchell
Archibald P
A. D. Treritree
Monell
J. F. Deane
Aa Pashkowitz
Hyman—S. Fein
Solomon
Max—J. Braunberg
Neat de Taylor
Lillian B
Twelfth Ward Bank
Shou -Ezcr
Iori
Western National Bank of
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William B. Ie
Peshee Vor
Jr Visconti, Domenice Pe Boniface
Dodge & Biss Gaiff Jane “T
Wirth
Magy H. Lampe
Union Pacific Ralroad Company
Jennie Clarkson
Corse Oo
International Shoe Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!