Travers Seely Set for Presidents Cup Final Match at Baltusrol
Jerome D. Travers of Montclair Golf Club and Charles H. Seely of Wee Burn Club Noroton Conn meet in a 36 hole final for the local championship with semi finals highlighted by Seely’s 3 up win over Travis. Travers advanced by defeating Douglas 2 up in the semi. Weather affected play but spectators saw close, high quality golf in New Jersey.
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Jerome D. Travers
Montclair Golf Club
Charles H. Seely
Wee Burn Club
Noroton
Baltusrol Club
Short Hills
N. J
Walter J. Travis
C. H. Seely
Travis
Seely
Arden M. Robbins
St. Andrew's
Robbins
Weemore Lad
R. C. Watson, Jr
Findlay Douglas
Douglas
Travers
W. J. Travis
W. D. Vanderpool
A. M. Robbins
Finlay S. Douglas
Walter Kobte, Jr
Oscar
Woody Montclair
F. C. Jennings
Gen City
Ellis Adams
Essex County
Williams Defeats Princeton In Golf Meet At Princeton
Williams beat Princeton 10 to 9 in a drizzle shortened golf match at Princeton. Vandyke, Peters and Atkinson led for Williams while Dunning, McAdoo and Allen contributed for Princeton amid inconsistent footing and a damp course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Williams
Pointe Vandyke
Peters
Dunning
Jackson McAdoo
Atkin- Lynde
Allen Son
O'Campbell
Mar- Roberts
Fink
Fedassrhy
Commodore Gould Hosts Sailors at Oyster Bay Yacht Club
Commodore Frank J. Gould will tender a dinner aboard the Helenita for Sewanhaka Yacht Club officers in Oyster Bay Harbor. The informal opening occurs Friday with elaborate ceremonies planned for Decoration Day the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
L. IL
Mi -22
Frank J. Gould
Sewanhaka Yacht Club
Boys Suits and Star Shirts Highlight Broadway Stores
Spring show features double breasted, Norfolk, sailor, and Russian blouse suits for boys alongside Star neglige shirts cut like men’s Star shirts. Warns wearers may tire of flashy colors faster than cool grays. Three Broadway Stores at 238 842 and 1260 Broadway Warrens Street 43rd-32nd.
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Broadway
Warrenst
32Nd St
Brooklyns' Fine Rally Puts Pirates on Losing Side
In the National League results from yesterday Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 38 in a nine inning rally. The slate also shows Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 7 Boston 4 with New York at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Cincinnati on today’s schedule.
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Pirates
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
W. i. PC
Soto Pittsburg
Cleveland
Philadephia
Detroit
Washington
St.Louis
Pics - Vi
Fee
Ski Betroit
Washington-dl
Boston Eins Dol Ees
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg 5 to 3 in Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn tops Pittsburg 5 to 3 as three ninth inning runs erase a tie. Rucker replaced Wilhelm in the seventh, McIntyre blanked Pittsburg in the ninth, with Leach and Abbaticchio among the day’s standout hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Brooklyn
Rucker
Wilhelm
McIntyre
Derren
Moeller
Leach
Procklyn
Camnitz
Messrs. O'Day
Johnstone
Obie Pastor and Batter Battery Umpire Details
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Obie Pastor and a battery lineup including Brown and Khing Young and Bowerman with Umpire Mr Rudderham. No clear event, place, or date available from the text.
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Chicago
Obie Pastor
Brown
Khing
Young and Bowerman
Rudderham
Cincinnati Batterymatch Umpire Einslie Notes
Fragmentary report lists players Campbell and McLean and Doom as batteries with umpire Mr Einslie. Mentions Philadelphia series and date 10 06 with unclear scores.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Campbell
McLean
Atichie
Doom
Einslie
Dosien Roston and firms listed in 1900s credits
A fragmentary listing shows Dosien Roston with codes and references to G2 Batteries Clare Criger Gram Spencer and Empires Messrs Connolly and O Loughlin. It appears as a credit or acknowledgement segment with names and numeric placeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosien
R.H.E. Roston
St. Louis
Clare and Criger
Gram and Spencer
Empires
Messrs
Connolly and
O' Loughlin
Philadelphia Battery Officials Named for Match
In Philadelphia officials listed for the game include N. Klarky Dygert Schreck and Smith as umpires Messrs Hurst and Sheriden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Rirvoigna
Esc
Tene Philladelphia
Chich
N. Klarky Dygert
Schreck
Smith
Umpfres-Messrs, Hurstard
Sheriden
Undefined Washington baseball recap fragment
An incomplete report from Washington mentions players Batteries Summers Killian and Payne Pat ten and Warner with an umpire Mr Itvans. The text is garbled and lists no clear outcome, date, or complete team names.
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Oy Rae Tiesenst
Washington
Summers, Killian
Payne
Patten
Warner
Itvans
Scores From scattered hockey results
In Toronto Newark tied 1 0. Montreal beat Baltimore 2 0. Buffalo defeated Jersey City 2 1. Rochester crushed Providence 7 2.
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Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Unclear Soccer Scores Across Multiple City Matches
Reported scores show Toledo 2 over Indianapolis 1, Milwaukee 4 over Minneapolis 0, Columbus 3 over Louisville, St Paul 6 over Kansas City 8. details and dates not provided.
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Toledo
Indiaapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus- Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
New York State League Scoring Fragments From Three Sites
Local summary shows Tim Troy at Scranton Scranton versus Wilkesbarre Albany 109 to 0. Syracuse hosting Syracuse 54 with F and ne 3. Binghamton hosting Utica 5 to 4. Strong named cities and teams indicate a scattered scoreboard rundown.
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Scranton
Tim Troy
Wilkesbarre
Albany
Tri-State League Scores Report Teases Mixed Results
In Johnstown Harrisburg action Johnstown triumphed 4 to 3 over Harrisburg. At Trenton Reading beat Trenton 4 to 2 while Wilmington edged Lancaster 2 to 1 in the other listed game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Harrisburg
Wilmington
Lancaster
Trenton
Reading
Holyoke Beats Springfield 2 0 as Rain Postpones Others
Connecticut League action at Holyoke Springfield ends 2 0 for Holyoke with other games postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Springfield
Brockton Beats Lowell 6 4 In New England League Action
In Brockton, Brockton secured a 6 to 4 win over Lowell as rain caused other games to be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England League
Brockton
Lowell
Unclear Union League Scores With Postponed Games
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Philadelphia Union League games with at least one postponed matchup. Names, dates, and teams are unreadable, leaving the main event status and participants uncertain.
Southern League Scores Reported at Mobile Memphis and New Orleans
In Mobile at Mobilep Mobile 4 Atlanta 1. In Memphis 8 Montgomery 2. In New Orleans 4 Nash Vite F. At Little Rock ham v 1 Birmingham.
College Scores From Mixed Collegiate Matches
At Hanover Amherst, Dartmouth defeated 6 nil. Gemera Colzate led Hobart 7 to 2. Washington Georgetown beat West Virginia by a goal, while Andover Phillips Andover fell to Pennsylvania Freshmen 2 to 1. Printon Slatr Academy routed Lawrenceville 8 to 0.
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Hanover
Amherst
Dartmouth
Gemera
Colzate
Hobart
Washington
Georgetown
B. West, Virginia
Andover
Phillips-Andover
Pennsylvania
Printon—Slatr Academy
Lawrenceville
Opening Game of Negro Professional Clubs Season at Polo Grounds
Decoration Day opening features Brooklyn Royal Giants against Catan Giants in a doubles header at 2 PM. Big preparations by Business Manager Nate Strong include a pregame band concert and events surrounding the National Association of Colored Professionals Clubs season kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
Championelis
National Association of Colored Professional
Brooklyn Royal Giants
Catan Giants
Nate
Regatta near Rochelle opens as entries top prior year
Ja A Mahlstedt, chairman of Rochelle Yacht Club regatta committee, reports about thirty entries for the twenty third annual Spring regatta off Ikieho Bay this afternoon. New Rochelle Yacht Club has withdrawn from the Racing Association yet this opening race on the Sound draws enthusiastic anticipation and special showers class is planned. Contests include ships Zuranh owned by Canmmnstore lrTenyy Doseh er, and Garienia owned by Commodore Leo Herzig, with the Tammany owned by Commodore Towen of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja.a. Mahlstedt
Rochelle
Ikieho” Bay
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Mahlstedt
Zuranh
Canmmnstore lrTenyy Doseher
Garienia
Commodore Leo Herzig
Brooklyyy
Tammany
Commodore
Towen
Brooklyi
Special cars depart from Broadway entrance Times Building
Special cars leave Broadway entrance at 3 P M daily from the Pennsylvania Avenue office in The Times Building Manhattan. Fare fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Times Building
Oe Penn Sey
Manhattan Auto
Priscillian Wins Claremont Stake at Belmont Park
Priscillian defeated King Cobalt and Roseben to win the Claremont Handicap six and a half furlongs on a muddy Belmont Park track. Ogemah and Lord Stanhope both led at 15 to 1 in other races, with Belmont favorites beaten in several divisions.
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Ogemah
Lord Stanhope
Jack Atkin
Roseben
Belmont Park Race Course
Claremont
Noseben
Rosimiro
Priscillian
King Cobalt
Stargowan
Hoseben
Rosebhen
Hanidicap
Park -View
McCgarthy
Jack
McDaniel
Alethuo
qNotter
B. F
Namburg-Aorningside
W.I. Mathews
W. O. Joplin
Loonie Kelso
Notter
Ceee Pore
Mephy
Cccsceees
Dandel
Hyener
Warden
J. Lee
Harold, Jr
Garner
Cacees
McCarthy
Helen Hills
Koerner
Uez
Gaitens
Ste
Museriave
Porentate-Turca
Aftongreen Stable
A M. c. Kelly
Geek
Roseber
Shaw
Sas Rosintho
Sumter
McCahey
Hastings-St
Priscilla
August Belmont
Apt. Joyner
Iwws
Garner Na Seccater
Golden View
Musgrave
David Warfield
Uncle Walter
Horner
Kkinley
Mack-Crown Jewell
C., L. Harrison
R. Colston
Tony Bonero
Anateus
Master Robert
Fulton
Bedouin
Beg
Eleverly
Br. c
Sain-America
C. R. Fleischmann
J. J. Hyland
Henry
Cic de
MfcCarthy
Stanhope II
Lerete
C. F. Clark
R. A. Smith
Joe
Races and Entries From The Wellington Track Meet
The card lists six races for two and up year-olds with weights and distances. Notable entries include SUFI ETON CLOCKWORK Queen Elanor and TROTS TEMP in the first race. Captain Jack Master of Craft and Good Luck in the second. Mandel Lawton Wiggins The Gardener in the juvenile stakes. Rifleman and May River in the Withers. Whitney Memorial Steeplechase entries include My Sips and Sandy Creeker. three-year-olds and up sellings feature Good Luck Arkle and Rockstone among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sufi Eton
Salriclere
Blisdaley Lassnes
Colonel Jack
Littleton Maid
Coloud Feed Sie
Elec
Colin
King James
S. Martin
Sandy Creeker
Banyvan
Samuel H
Park Row
Nick Stoner
Kreato
Keene’s Castleton Stud Loses Noted Mare Cinderella
Notes of the Turf report James R. Keene’s death at Castleton Stud Kentucky removes Cinderella the Hermit Mazurka by See Saw mare. Cinderella dammed Peter Pan and other winners. Stargowan and Colonel Jack incidents surface at Belmont Park. Isis the broodmare reported dead in Kentucky, progenitor Isidor noted as a promising stallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
Kentucky
Castleton Stud
Cinderella
Hermit Mazurka
See Saw
Peter. Pan
Keene
Belmont Park
McDaniel
Colonel Jack
Isis
Bend
Shotover
Hermit
Marcus Daly
Atrom
Isidor
Automobiles for Race Track Leave Broadway at Noon
Automobiles depart the Broadway entrance of the Times Building daily at 12 30 pm and 1 00 pm with a 1 00 pm fare.
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Broadway
Meadow Brook Wins in Muddy Polo Cup Final
Meadow Brook defeats Westchester 10 goals to 6 at the Country Club Cups polo final played on the Westchester Country Club field. Poor turf from heavy rains turned the field to a quagmire yet Meadow Brook showed superior hitting led by Harold Phipps who scored seven of nine points. J Phipps added two. Westchester received two handicap goals but Meadow Brook earned nine to six. Referee Fred H. Allen.
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Westch@ester
Meadow Brook
Phipps
Squadron A
Harold Phipps
J. Phipps
Westchester
Schools duel in Whitney trophy rifle contest at Seventy first ranges
High school rifle teams Bryant Boys High and Stuyvesant compete for the Whitney trophy at the Seventy first Regiment, Thirty fourth Steel and Park Avenue ranges. Each school fields two teams as Capt. Corwin leads the event, with scores tallied for first and second teams and matches continuing through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yessey
Seventy-first Regiment
Thirty-fourth Steel
Park Avenue
Bryant
Boys’ High
Stuyvesant
Corwin
Repko
P. Coffey
Ccecese
P. de Gaetano
F. Brundin
Warshansky
G. Callaway
Ehrhart
J. McLaughlin
Ausimian “S
Sal Terwilliger
Pcan
Abe'sa
K. Beasley
A. Applegate
Lceverich
Esseegerees
Harvard Lacrosse Beats Columbia 11 to 0 on Pace Field
Harvard defeated Columbia 11 to 0 at Pace Field despite a muddy surface. Harvard fielded a quick, compact lineup that pressured the larger Lions, with standout Melitzer breaking through on several long runs. The game featured limited injuries beyond sprained fingers and bruises.
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Harvard
Columbia
Pace Field
Alexander
Guall
Scott Wellman
Thompson
Cochrane
Cesse
Bernstein T Alexander
Turpin
CULIG
Cs Cesses
OIG
Bssiat i. Oss
Smith
Rudijfeh Furbler
Seeee
Melither
Cobb
McVaugh Vance
Golden
Schloss Gojls
Currie
Vance
Sheip
Accident at Country Horse Show Affects Burrage
In Boston on May 22 Harry I Burrage fell at the second jump in the Corinth Club class and was carried away unconscious with bleeding though injuries not believed serious. Blue ribbon of the event went to T Pierges John Pell. Morning awards listed Gyps Queen, HKorfitzu, Sawdust among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Harry
Corinth ‘Club
Burr
Pierge
John Pell
Horatio Hathaway
T. G.plant
J. A. Day Bulgenia
S.A. Fessenden
Mr.Crane
H. G. Plant
Dedham P Clubfs Hkorfitzu
Miss. Mary $. Ames
Piping Rock Horse Show Dates Announced for Fall
Locust Valley announces the sixth annual North Shore Horse Show at Piping Rock on October 2 and 3. Secretary W Bhr jing Cocks explains the event will feature a full program of exhibition riding and equestrian displays.
Harlem Regatta Row Over Varsity Oarsmen Shakeup
Columba Varsity oarsmen express strong dissatisfaction with Coach Rice seeking to bench the first eight for Decoration Day races. Freshmen show endurance under Rice stroke, beating the varsity in Harlem trials while Yale’s praised freshmen falter against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Vars
Rice
Harlem
Annapolis
Yale
Slarlem
Columbia athletic committee elects officers
At meetings of Columbia University athletic committees yesterday the men elected to office include D. Ramsdel as assistant baseball manager G H Barrett as assistant track manager E Mackenzie as freshman track captain C B Bundgie and D Armstrong as President and Vice President of the Fencing Club McDuncan as manager and W L Riley as assistant manager H Perrine as temporary Captain of next year’s team The Insignia Committee awarded monograms and stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
D. Ramsdel
G. H. Barrett
E. Mackenzie
C.bundgie
D. Armstrong
Mc Duncan
W. L. Riley
H. Perrine
Colgate Academy Wins Inter Scholastic Track Meet at Hamilton
Hamilton May 22 Colgate Academy won the inter scholastic track meet with 38819 points. Hamilton High School finished second and Canton High School took third as the event produced strong performances from local teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate Academy
Use. High School
Canton High School
New Haven Nine Sold to Local Buyers
Special to The New York Times from New Haven Conn May 22 Dr Bert Daly of Bayonne N J sold the New Haven nine of the Connecticut League which he bought three months ago to George Beer and P Cameron of New Haven Daly is a polo player and Cameron a heel proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
British Women Open Golf Champion Crowned at St Andrews
In St Andrews May 22 Miss Titterton won the two men s open golf championship tournament of Great Britain beating Miss Campbell at the nineteenth hole. She previously defeated Miss Phelps of Brooklyn in the fourth round and had never before reached a semi final in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Great Britain
Miss Titterton
Miss Campbell
Miss Tritterton
Miss Phelps
Brooklyn
American Cup for Spanish Races at Park New York
King Alfonso attended the presentation of the cup at the club and expressed high pleasure and admiration for the trophy. The clipping depicts Queen Isabella and Columbus, while the other side shows Columbus landing in America. Today at 3:30 P M Americans face Chicago at American Tese Park New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Isabella
Columbus
San
Columbus Landing
De La Salle Wins Athletic Championship in Rain Soaked Meet
De La Salle Institute repeats as New York interscholastic champion on Ohio Field with 67 points. Barnard School places second with 58 and Cutler third with 41 as 12 year old Shanley of De La Salle shines in the pole vault while sprint wins boost the team. Berkeley fails to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Salle Institute
New York
Shanley
de la Salle
Dewey
Barnard
Scannell
Rudell
Laird
Harwood
Cutler
D. Meenin
Newenhous
Frank
Curdy
Orr
McRosie
Stark
J. Meenin
la Salle
Colby
Devidson
Th Bias
Davidson
Churchill
Wilson
Vincent
Duffy
de Mitchell
Hill
Andell
Dever
Farrell
Doyle
Ferris
McCann
Gregory
Lull Before the Storm in Auto Club Rivalry
Tensions rise between the Automobile Club of America and the American Automobile Association as meetings loom to finalize rules and sanctions for the Vanderbilt Cup. The A A appoints Harry Clinton and Robert Graves to its Racing Board, aiming to keep manufacturers loyal to agreements. The Automobile Club plans a Swiss tie in a new Bureau of Tours arrangement offering triptyques for boats and motor units with six month validity and a 30f per 10 kilos customs deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Racing Board of
The
American Association
Board of Governors
Automobile Club of America
Racing Board
Harry Clinton
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Robert Graves
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Hotchkiss
Butler
Automobile Club de Suisse
National Club of Switzerland
Bureau of Tours
Switzerland
Crews Gather for Sixth Annual American Rowing Regatta
On May 22 Philadelphia hosts 290 oarsmen from 42 crews across universities clubs and prep schools for the sixth annual American Rowing Association regatta on the Schuylkill River. Harvard Yale Georgetown and NYU enter, plus five from near Pennsylvania. A fierce storm drenched eights as they tested the course, leaving the river calm at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
East
American Rowing Association
Schuylkill River
Harvard
Yale
Georgetown
New York University
Pennsylvania
New York City
Prns
Dartmouth Leads New England Trials at Brookline Meet
In Brookline Massachusetts on May 22 Dartmouth qualified seventeen men in ten events to lead the field at the New England intercollegiate championships on Technology Field. Williams and MIT each advanced eleven athletes, Amherst nine, Bowdoin six, Wesleyan five, Brown four, Vermont and Maine two, with Trinity and Tufts one apiece. No records fell though Shaw of Dartmouth produced notable high hurdles marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Brookline
Mass
Dartmouth
Williams
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Amherst
Bowdoin
Wesleyan
Brown
Vermont
Maine
Trinity
Tufts
Shaw
Worcester
Syracuse Rowing Team Trials Ahead of Annapolis Race
Light rains in Annapolis today as Syracuse rowers test on the Severn two miles, with midshipmen to race tomorrow afternoon. Coach Ten Eyck supervised racing starts and the Manley tracked the crew from astern during morning sessions. A final 10 o'clock try-out is planned tomorrow before an afternoon race near 4 o'clock depending on wind and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Syracuse
Severn
Ten Eyck
Manley
Albany Hill Climb At Menands Draws 82 Entries
Albany on May 22 reports a large turnout for the Albany Automobile Club hill climb at Menands Hill. Eighty two entries have been received far exceeding expectations with practically every notable car represented and special chauffeurs engaged to pilot the machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Automobile Club
Menands Hill
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J. D. Travers
Reid and Reinhart
Baltusrol
Tigers
Frank Gould
Rocers, Peer & Company
Brooklyns’ Fine Rally
National League
Rooklyn
Rhpoar Riepoa
Starr
O' Hummel
Clarke, If
Oduren If
Liach
Warner Ssi
iMarch
Ibori Swacina
Mowller
Gibson
Ale Gamnitz
Ritter
Mecintyre
New York State League
Union League
Eatery i
Elizabeth
Readink
Tiligabeth
Southern League
Necro
New Rochelle
Claremont Stake
Adow Brook
Blaney C. Leve- Hrold
Itchester
Fred H. Allen
Columbia Athletic Officers
Cutter
Keen's
Houston
Produce Exchange
28Th &T
Dey St
36Th St
Tith St
Fifth Ave
Nassau Street
Fulton St
City Hall
Schuylkill
Fyold cRowy
HB. Kirk & GO
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Lafayette Street
Aqueduct
Board OF Water. Supply
F. A. Spencer
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Borough of Brooklyn
John H. O'Srien
City of
New_York
Department of Water Supply
Flec
Td St. Park Row
Manhattan
Commissioner of Water Supply
Borough of Richmond
Morningstar
Richmond
Old Stone
Amboy
Bridge Avenue
John HH
O'Brien
L4th St
Flatbush Av
Tyn
East Sith St
2Nd Field Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Pinkerton
Republic Tires
Republic
Republic Rubber Company of
Ssth Street
Acmete
Cordner & Flinn
76Th St
Caper T Sales Co
Park Place
Baker Electric
Adillac
Corbin
Elmore “i
Holtanos
Jackson & G
George JF. Grossman
Rt LY Way
Baer
Colu Jott
Faanney Co
Aly
SSS Weol
Frayer Miller Viet Sisei
Garforu Soren
Haynes Automobile CO
Haynes
Columbua the
HOL Tan Co
W. 49Th St
Mercedes
Bryanty Midland
Allenhurst
Simulex Care
Renaulte
Royal Te Tourist
Thomas “Espe
Board of Assessors
Borough OF
Bronx
Pith Street
Sple
Mairris Street
Cypre Avenue
Cypress Avenue
Beta
Pond Place
39Th Street
Fort
107Th Street
Herman
Metz
Department OF Docks and Ferriess
Pier A
Battery Place
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