Twelfth Regiment Indoor Games Highlight Close Finishes
The Twelfth Regiment Athletic Association held its annual indoor meeting at the armory on Sixty-second Street and Columbus Avenue. A handicap relay led a strong program with close finishes as Merz and Rock battled for the lead in the last yards. Notable results include H Jensen of St. Bartholomew A C winning the mile handicap and H C De Loiselle of the Twenty third Street Y M C A taking the 600 yard open, with several runners earning top placements in distance and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Athletic League
Twelfth Regiment Athletic Association
Armory
Sixty-second Street
Columbus Avenue
Melvin Sheppard
R. Koch
Twenty-second Regiment
Merz
Rock
Thirteenth Regiment
H. Jensen
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
F. A. Hoey
Gordon Athletic Association
W. Freund
Twelfth Regiment
H. C. de Loiselle
Twentythird Street
F. J. Ridgeway
Pastime Athletic Club
F. Masterson
L. Carroll
L. Pierce
Acorn A
C. Steinert
H. Genet
A. C
A. McDonough
J. Kreister
W. H. Freund
St. Bartholomew A. C
Gordon A.A
J. Glibbert
Mott Haven A. C
L. Tepping
L. W
Mulgihill
Co. E
J. A. Pirate
H. C. de Loisells
Onty-Third Street
West Side
Y. M. G_Al
George Rafter
Sam Kreusl
Wilik
George Mertz
Melvin W. Shepnard
R. Koch Ee
A. J. Crochet
Steenth Regiment
A. Kerker
F. Haller
F. Master
Co. L
C. P. Kautzman
Co. C
G. F. Stewerwald
W. Boyle
Jee A. C
John McNamara
Gordon A. A
H. G. Correll
Co. H
W. J. Kreitzsick
Co. D
L. A. Pandich
W. A. Scully
P. M. Nulty
Holy Cross Lyceum
W. Pratt
Seventh Regiment Athletic Association
Ter
F. Heller
W. Malcolm
M. Stapleton
H. Wolff
B. Best
L. Donaway
and _ Sampson
W. Callan
C. Kautzman
A. Walsh
F. §. Gerrity
Ed. A
A. Johnson
F. Crombie
Lacrosse Schedule Set for Columbia College Team
Columbia College announced its lacrosse schedule for the coming season. Nine games are listed with three at home and most opponents being college teams. Games include Johns Hopkins in Baltimore April 11 and Harvard at South Field May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Theotal
Crescent A. C
Bay Ridge
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Stevens
Hoboken
Cc. C. N
Jasper Oval
Cornell
Ithaca
South Field
N. J
Lacrosse Club
Hotart
Geneva
Harvard
Bowman Leads Fencers to President's Medal Triumph
W L Bowman of the New York Athletic Club won the first prize in the President's medals three-weapon fencing contest at the NYAC gym. He totaled ten wins across foils, dueling swords, and sabres to claim the gold medal, ahead of F J Byrne who took silver. Curti Breed and Postgate tied for bronze with six victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
W. L. Bowman
Gymnassium
Graeme Hammond
Var. Curti
W. BD. Lyons
F. J. Byrne
J.H. Breed
W. P. Curti
G. H. Breed
G. W. Postgate
New York Turn Verein
Curti
Postgate
Lyon
Breed
Bowman
Byrne
Ben Lyon
Sabres
Three Way Tie in National Amateur Billiards Tournament
Chicago March 23 C F Conklin defeated H A Wright 400 to 256 to night in the National amateur billiard tournament creating a three cornered tie with Wright Demarest each with four wins and one loss E W Gardner finished fourth by beating J F Poggenburg 400 to 858 in the afternoon game The tie for the 14 2 championship will be played off tomorrow and Wednesday Demarest set world amateur records for high run and single average while also winning the grand average prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. F. Conklin
H. A. Wright
Cape Eg
Wright
H. A/Wright
Calvin Demarest
E. W. Gardner
G. F. Poggenburg
Clarence Jackson
Demarest
Pool Title Showdowns At Local Academies
Broadway's Alex Smith beat C Emerson 50 to 44 in twenty innings at John T. Doyle's Academy. Will Hoppe defeated Jake Schaefer 400 to 2 at Gruhn's Academy. F Cassignol split results with George Sutton at Slosson's Academy, 300 to 225 and 500 to 405, with Sutton taking the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Alex Smith
C. Emerson
John T. Doyle
Academy
Smith
Emerson
Jake Schaefer
Will’e Hoppe
Gruhn
F. Cassignol
George Sutton
Slosson
Cassignol
Sutton
Sheppard Takes Main Bout On Points At Dry Dock
In Philadelphia last night Harry Ferns faced Lew Sheppard in the main s1 round bout at Dry Dock Athletic Club. Sheppard won on points after pressing Ferns to the end. The semi win up saw Myer Springer and Tommy Carey draw in six rounds with Springer body work countered by Carey. The opening four round by Tommy Nelson and Young Frenchy also ended in a spirited draw. Lew White beat Charlie Goldman on points in four rounds and Al Delmont drew with Dick Grant in another four round contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ferns
Philadelphia
Lew Sheppard
Dry Dock Athletic Club
Sheppard
Ferns
Myer Springer
England
Tommy Carey
Springer
Carey
Tommy Nelson
Young Frenchy
Lew White
Charlie Goldman
Goldman
al Delmont
Dick Grant
British boxer Summers loses to Baker in New York ring
Johnny Summers of England faced Harry Baker of California in the marquee bout at the Grand Union Athletic Club on 107th Street and Park Avenue. Baker’s clever, shifty work earned him the decision on points after a tense final round while Charley Seiger and Jack Smith drew in six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union Athletic Club
107Th Street
Park Avenue
Johnny Summers
England
Harry Baker
California
Summers
Baker
Charley Seiger
Jack Smith
Collegians to Wrestle at Yale
The Intercollegiate Wrestling Association announced the next meet will be held at Yale. Rules now require dual bouts to last nine minutes with a three minute extension for a decision, not exceeding twelve minutes. Freshmen are barred from participation. Ralph Waite was named president with Thomas Gillespie vice president Ullman secretary treasurer and Cellar as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pens
Intercollegiate Wrestling Association
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Ralph Waite
Thomas Gillespie
Princeton
Ullman
Columbia
Cellar
Dual Wrestling Meet Set Between Columbia and St George Club
A wrestling meet between Columbia University and the St George Athletic Club will be decided tonight at 207 East Sixteenth Street. Five weight classes 105 115 125 133 145 and 158 pounds will feature each side’s top grapplers in an exciting display of sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
St. George Athletic Club
East Sixteenth Street
Yale Athletes Dominate Military Open Games Show
Yale athletes led the field at the Second Regiment Armory in New Haven winning most events over Connecticut rivals. A sensational finish saw Robson of Wesleyan University beat NYAC star ONeill in the sixty yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Second Regiment Armory
Connecticut
O’connell
New York Athletic Club
Robson
Wesleyan University
Guardsmen Clash In Seventh Regiment Hockey Match At St Nicholas
National guardsmen will be put in force tonight at St Nicholas rink as teams from Companies I and K of the Seventh Regiment vie for hockey honors. Several Amateur Hockey League players join the two squads, and a keen rivalry plus considerable bets set the scene for an interesting game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guardsmen
St. Nicholas Rink
Yale to Host First Intercollegiate Track Meet
Yale announces its first intercollegiate track meet to be held May 30 in New Haven. Capt. Walter Dray has invited Eastern universities and all prominent ones have accepted. The 1911 class meet excludes freshmen, allowing them to qualify for next year's university event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. Haven
Conn
Yale
Walter Dray
Gans to Fight Robson in Six Rounds at National A C
Joe Gans and Spike Robson will clash over six rounds at the National Athletic Club on April 1. Articles were signed this afternoon. The Robson versus Baldwin bout for Boston Wednesday night has been canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joe Gans
Spike Robson
National A. C
Robson
Baldwin
Boston
Princeton and Cornell play to 2-2 draw in soccer
Princeton tied Cornell 2 to 2 in an afternoon home match in Princeton New Jersey. The teams played a fast aggressive game with even speed and scoring through the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Cornell
Bellwether Wins Benning Handicap at Columbia Course
Bellwether captured the Benning Handicap six furlongs at the Columbia track in a muddy day, Smoker second and Berkeley third after a strong stretch drive. The card opened with Sugar Pine winning the opening purse as two favorites, Prince of Pilsen and Animus, also took victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Jockey Club
Benning Track
New York
Billie Hibbs
High the Shaughraun
el Dorado
Smoker
Berkeley
Sugar Pine
An Ne En S
Prince of Pils
Animus
Columbia Course
Brady
Giles
Quarrglen
Star
Yorke
Firebrand
Royal Lady
Trey of Spades
Servile
Arlington
Kwai
Shaw
Clef
Steele
al Busch
T. Burns
Pocotaligo
Spencer Wells
Seclusion
Alice Nevarre
Court Lady
Two Saints
Julia M
Arondack
Scotch Lass
Blue Stock
Kingsessing
McCarthy
Billie B. van
Quarington
Ferryland Landing
Russell
Lachesis
Grace Cameron
Call Boy
Com. Thomas
Salverhall
Lena Delta
Benning
Bellwether
CW. Walker
Draculum
Graziallo
Greene
Banyah
Belle of the
Columbia
McDaniel
Ivanhoe
Lally
Brussel
D'Arkle
al H. Woods
Coopers
Bob Callahan
Obert
Columbia crews stage impromptu Harlem brush race
Two Columbia boats bunched into an improvised encounter on the Harlem River yesterday afternoon. The first boat, returning from a downstream row, pulled ahead by two lengths as Coach Rice directed the second crew from his launch and the crews returned to the boathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Harlem
Giants Toy With Austin College In Texas Exhibition
In Sherman Texas on March 23 the New York Giants routed Austin College 12 to 8 at the college grounds. The Giants produced 12 runs with 21 hits and 9 errors while stealing 24 bases led by Tenney with five steals. Batteries Crandall Bresnahan Needham Malloy Fallon Perry played umpire duties were Laird and McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Sherman
Texas
Dallas
Giants
Austin College
Tenney
New York Giants
Crandall
Bresnahan
Needham
Malloy
Fallon
Perry
Laird and
McGraw
Wagner to Coach at Carnegie Tech in Baseball Lectures
Pittsburg March 23. Honus Wagner, famed Pittsburg Club shortstop who has retired, is hired to coach and lecture on baseball at Carnegie Technical School. Wagner will lecture and coach students at Carnegie Tech, bringing his professional experience to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Honus Wagner
Carnegie Technical School
Yankees Postponed by Rain and Ground Conditions
In Atlanta on March 23, continued rain halted the New York Americans from departing for Chattanooga and postponed tomorrow's game due to poor field conditions. The series with Toledo will instead be played in Chattanooga with the Yankees leaving Atlanta Wednesday and returning Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New York Americans
Chattanooga
Toledo
Yankees
Vienna hosts international chess tourney honoring emperor jubilee
Twenty top masters from America, Germany, Austria, Hungary, England, and Russia compete as Vienna Chess Club opens the Jubilee tournament for Emperor Francis Joseph. Marshall loses to Spielmann. Johner draws with Perlis. Maroczy Schlechter Rubinstein win. Alapin defeats Reti. Several draws noted among Berger Lonhardt Teichmann Tartakower Duras Mieses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
America
Germany
Austria
Hungary
England
Russia
Vienna Chess Club
Francis Joseph
Frank J. Marshall
Paul Johner
Manhattan Chess Club
Marshall
Spielmann
Munich
Johnér
Dr. Perlis
Maroczy
Schlechter
Rubinstein
Swiderski
Suechting
Bardeleben
Alapin
Reti
Berger
Lonhardt
Teichmann
Tartakower
Duras
Mieses
Betting on Benning Track Banned by Congress
Washington broadcasts word that the House passed by 70 to 4 an amendment extending DC anti gambling laws to Benning Track territory. Law had barred wagering inside city limits but a recent DC Supreme Court ruling held the Benning track outside the city boundaries beyond one mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benning
Representatives
District of Columbia
Benning Track
Supreme Court of the
City of
Thoroughbred race day entry list at Columbia course
Six races announced with weights for fillies mares maiden two-year-olds selling handicap and other stakes. Notable horses include Comedienne 115 Mrs Helen B 94 Go es Fast 94 Queen End 91 in first race. Gerald D Sir Cannon 107 Don Laer 107 etc in second. Firebrand 111 hackle 109 Glaucus 96 in third. Coppers 106 Strongheart 108 Billy B Van 101 in fourth. Battleaxe 115 Workman 110 Higginbotham 105 in fifth. M Holscher 115 Killikrancie 114 Peter Knight 107 in sixth. Apprentice allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Course
Comedienne
Helen B
Queen End
Old Course
Don Laer
Tony
Balbek
Great Jubilee
Gerald D
Sir Cannon
Sig
Markham
Hardy
Jack Glenn
Trappe
Helen Hills
Takahira
Chaperone
Tiana
Personal
Coppers
Strongheart
Billy B. van
Battleaxe
Workman
Right
Columbia
Mholscher
Killicrankie
Peter Knight
Water Dog
Campaigner
Littleton Maid
Motor Cyclists Meet Eye New York For 1908 Meet
The Federation of American Motor Cyclists may choose New York to host the 1908 meet. The Meet Club formed at the Grand Union Hotel aims to run the event with officers Betts, Guterman, Webman, and Dessau. A mail vote will decide within about two weeks, with Toledo as the only rival candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federation of American Motor Cyclists
Henry J. Webman
Grand Union Hotel
R. G. Betts
L. H. Guterman
David Dessau
Toledo
Ohio
Betts
Webman
Sheridan Loses World Mark For Faulty Meet Handling
The St Louis University meet is blamed for a disputed 56 pound weight for height record by Martin Sheridan of the Irish American A C. Sheridan reportedly reached 15 feet 7 inches, matching rival Matt McGrath, but two AAU rule violations are cited: throw from an improper 7 foot circle and use of a drum not meeting the 3 foot standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Martin J. Sheridan
A. C
Sheridan
Matt McGrath
New York A. C
Naval Reserves Form Track Team Under Seventh Regiment Training
At a Naval Reserves meeting aboard the Granite State the Athletic Committee plans a track team. Theodore C. Jung was selected to organize and issue a candidate call, with many responding. Arrangements with the Seventh Regiment enable track training, under Manager Jung and guidance of Arthur Duffy and other coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserves
U.S
Granite State
West Ninty-seventh Street
Theodore C. Jung
Seventh Regiment
Arthur Duffy
Basketball Team Suspended by Metropolitan A A U
Thomas J Hughes, chairman of the registration committee, suspends the National A C of Brooklyn basketball team for playing Hamilton Y M C A of Canada not registered with the Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada. Players Fogarty Adams Studeman Hess man Murphy Doyle named. charges to expel the club for unfair dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Hughes
Metropolitan Association
National
A. C
Brooklyn
Hamilton Y. M. C. A
Canada
Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada
Fogarty
Long Island Rowing Association to Meet in Brooklyn
The Long Island Rowing Association holds its annual meeting at the Seawanhaka Boat Club rooms located at 411 cc Avenue Brooklyn on April 6 at 8 30 P M. Members urged to attend and discuss club affairs and plans for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Rowing Association
Seawanhaka Boat Club
Cc Avenue
Brooklyn
Arrival of Buyers at Hunter and Hunter in Detroit
A long list shows buyers visiting multiple cities and hotel venues from Detroit to New Orleans, with firms like C Sjolberg and H Shepherd supplying laces and embroideries, hosiery, and notions. Names such as J Kespohl Jr and J A Baer are noted among merchants. addresses span Broadway, Union Square, and major hotels, outlining a broad network of dry goods and furnishings buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter & Hunter
Detroit
Mich
C. Sjolberg
West Twenty-fifth Street
Cadillac
Hillman’s
Chicago
Til
A. McLaggen
H. Shepherd
Broadway
Callender
McAuslan « Troup Company
Providence
R. J. A. G. Reid
Walker Street
Rice
J. Friedberg
Franklin Street
Hoffman House
Fellman, L
New Orleans
Keller
Leonard Street
Porteous-Mitchell Company
Norwich
the. Breslin
Barney, H. S., Company
Schenectady
N. Y
V. Siegler
Spring Street
Field, Schlick & Co
St. Paul
Minn
F. G. Winter
Union Square
Gregorian
Brown-Durrell Company
Boston
Mass
P. E. Fitzpatrick
Nineteenth Street
Latham, Watt & Shani
Lancaster
Penn
W. S. Sullivan
White Street
Robertson, Sutherland & Co
Lawrence
H. L. Snow
Herald Square
Tinsley
P. J
Millinery Company
Nashville
Imperial
Stearns
A. Clark
Kinens
O. Hoppe
Hotel Imperial
Cohn
M. M
Company
Little Rock
Ark
H. M. Cohn
Ladies
Wasson, H. P., & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
J. C. McFate
Maxwell-McClure-Fitts Dry Goods Company
Kansas City
J. C._ Fitts
Leong
Grand
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D. C
J. C. Nourse
Lottery of Retail Firms Listed From City Hotel Ads
A long OCR fragment lists numerous merchants and dry goods firms with associated cities and agents, including Kronk A Co Chicago and J T Carew Cincinnati, among others, tied to ads and hotel venues, suggesting a directory-like snippet of commercial listings and sales agents. The passage mentions multiple establishments in Boston, Baltimore, Chicago, Des Moines, and New York area hotels such as Herald Square, Hoffman House, and Hotel Walcott, plus names like Miss Coakley and J Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronk, A., & Co
Chicago
Ill
L. H. Friedlander
W. W. Loomis
Wolcett
White, R. H., Company
Boston
Mass
W. A. McBride
Union Square
Walcott
Mabley &Carew Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. T. Carew
Baltimore
S. Grinsfelder
Hoffman House
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
F. Sturtevant
Walker Street
Tenholm & McKay Company
Worcester
J. Hogan
Frown, Thompson & Co
Hartford
Spring Street
Beaeran Katz
Honesdale
Penn
Dry Goods
Little, Thomas & Co
Philadelphia
Perm
G. H. Millington
General Merchandise
Albert
Mitchell & Co
Haverhill
F. J. Mitchell
Sevile
Macinnes
J. C
Magn
Spaulding
St White Street
Hote
Seville
Powersea Company
Minn
AITKEN SON & CO Wholesale Millinery and Garment Goods
AITKEN SON & CO advertises 233 percent wholesale departments offering pattern hats flowers feathers millinery novelties straw hats plateaux trims silks velvets ribbons laces veiling Marines dress trimmings embroideries all overs neckwear blouses children’s millinery and model garments for buyers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitken, Son & CO
Trade Directory of New York Stores and Vendors
A compiled listing of various merchants and manufacturers with addresses across Manhattan and nearby streets. Items include antiques, lamps, aprons, linens, braids, brass novelties, carpets, dresses, corsets, embroidery, coin envelopes, filters, pens, hosiery, gloves, hair ornaments, coats, millinery, neckwear, oil paintings, ribbons, stationery, toys, wallpaper, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janusch Mfg. Co
East
Mfg. Co
Kursheedt Avron Co
B’way
Bentley, Chas. E., Co
Broadway
Frankenberg
Henry E
Broome
Universal Wood Carving Co
Lafayette S
Silberman, Scheer & Meyer
M. Silberman & Co
M. Magee & Son
Fulton St
Chas. Zinn & Co
Grand St
Edman Bros
Franklin St
Kursheedt Mig. Co
Novelty Braid Mills
V.n.&t
Sutro Bros. Braid Co
Spring St
F. L. Harding
Union Sa
J.dukas Co
Kl’s
Union Carpet Co
Canal St
Children’s Dresses & Rompers
E. B. Kursheedt Apron Co
Rothschild, L
Crav
R.c.co
Bot Hygienic
West 34Th St
J. Goldberg
West 24Th St
Leumann
Clasp Ennvelope Co
Leonard St
Linke
Diamond Point Pen Co
Fulton
Pacific Novelty Co
Ferdinand Ehrlich & Sons
Weinstein. Mar. Co
Lone Mira
Nasrallah
Washington St
Max M
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St. Samuels
J. Scheuer & Co
Getsky & Co
S. Berliner
Strauss & Meyer
Newark
N. J. Babrs
Gray & Co
Rosensbine Bros
Taylor, M. d., & Co
Vanhorne, D. A., & Co
Greenwish
B. Rinaldo
Malines
Atlantic Waist Co
Casper & Beck
Fairman Co
Cohen&Pollack
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Pete
Jacob
Racers, Peer & Company
Warren St
43Th St
Gand St
Conklin
Wrestling
St. George
A. G
The
Gans
Burns
Congress
Austin
Texas Collegians
House of Representatives
Carl H. Schultz
Madison Sq
H. B. Kirk & CO
Long Island
R. A. Meeting
Bosch
Pennsylvania
61St St
Columbus
Simplex
Panhard
J. M. Duinby & CO
Automobile Body Builders
Newark, N. J
E Automobiles
B. Brewster & CO
49Th St. Tel
Bryant
46Th Street
Autocar
E. Baker Electric
Cadillac Clevelan Corbi
Carraco Elmore
FIAT
FORD
Frayer M
Gaeth
Garford
Park Place
Baker Motor Vehicle
George J. Grossman
Cleveland Motor Car
Elliott Ranney Co
Bist St
Holtan CO
9Th St
Ammoth Garage CO
Whith Plains
N. Co
Motor Mart
Col Shorak Auto Co
Garford Motor Car Co
Aynes Automobile Co
Oro W. 49Th St
Bryant Import CO
Haynes
Holtan
Hotchkiss
Jackson
Lozier Motor CO
Idway
55Th St
Lozier Broa Pope-Toledod
Gepresents
John W. Sutton
A. Ww
Ae Blancard
Mgr
Flatbush
Bata Prospect
Fig Simplex
Renault
REO
Premier Nz
Royal Tourist Stoddard
Dayton Thomas
C. A. Duerr & Co
B'way
River
57Th ST
COL. Houpt Co
White “White CO
O. Aero
Re Ana
OAK Mount & Robertson
Beaver ST
Broad
Roy
T. G. Sellew
York Safe & Lock CO
J. M. Mossman
Maiden Lane
John
Barclay St
ER Exchange
Cort
L.W. Sweet & CO
Finn Bros
Franklin
Nathan's
Exchange Clothing Co
H. P. Lozier
Lozier
Lozier Motor Company
55Th Street
N.Y
Gartner, Sons & CO
Broadway, Ribbons
Boley
E . Haydoc . J
Keron and Rubens & Meyer
Schiff, Henry. & Co
Cor
W. 56Th ST
Central Park
Metropolis
B’ Way
16Th St
Christman Sons
West Lath St
Bet
Starz Pianos
Ncoln AV
St. Bsinal
3D Av
Steinways
Lohmer
Gabter
A Waters
Weser Bros
Standard Adjustment CO. Flatiron Bldg
Frank Benjamin
Pomseroy Brothers Co
Prudential Building
Cortlandt
Central Typewriter Exchange
Lyons
W. Slat
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