Foreclosure Sale Ordered of Riverside Drive Property
Supreme Court of New York County approves sale of Riverside Drive parcel at 324 Riverside Drive. Referee Walter B. Caughlan will auction the property on April 4, 1908 at 12 noon from the Exchange Salesroom, 14-16 Vesey Street, Manhattan. The sale follows a March 19 1908 foreclosure judgment against the Metropolitan Improvement Co and Rutland Realty Co. 324 Riverside Drive fronts Riverside Drive and extends 75 feet along Riverside and 86 feet along 127th Street, with description matching the judgment.
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Supreme Court
County of New York
Metropolitan Improvement Company
Plaintli
Rutland Realty Company
Exchange
Vesey Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Joseph P. Day
State of
New York
Riverside Drive
127Th Street
Walter B. Caughlan
Clarence L. Westcott
Taintiff
Broadway
New York City
Commonwealth Mortgage Company
Twenty-seventh Street
Ors
Clarence L., Westcott
New Oak
Oth
Westchester County
Kensicu Reservoir
Notc
Corporation Counsel
State of New York
6Th Judicial District
White Plains
N. Y
County of
Newark
Mount Pleasant
Westchester
County of Westchester
Southern Aqueduct Department
Board of Water Supply
Kensico
Barret St
High St
the Register of
Commercial Avenue
Adaline _Avenue
Adaline Avenue
Same
Said Street
Columbus Avenue
Norwood Street
Rutledge Street
Said Avenue
Avenue
Sandford
McAdam, van Brunt
Barrett Streets
Morton Street
Sedgwick Avenue
Barrett Street
Plerant Place
Said Pleasant Place
Office of the Register
Francis Key Pendleton
Hall of Nhards
Chambers and
Centre Streets
Borough of Manhattan
Foreclosure Sale Adjournments for Riverside Drive Property
The document records repeated adjournments of a foreclosure sale for the Commonwealth Mortgage Company against The Rutland, with a lien amount of 57 763 00-100 plus interest and costs totaling about 560 85-100, dated 1908 in New York. The sale, for parcel at 524 Riverside Drive near 177th Street, is to be conducted by Referee Walter B. Caughlan with Clarence L. Westcott as attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter B. Caughlan
Walter B. Cautghlan
Adjourned sale notice in New York 1908 court case
The notice states lien and tax amounts for property to be sold, with total $66 357 09 and costs of $365 85, plus taxes and water rates $3 976 84, all interest accruing from March 19 1908. Multiple adjournments are noted to April 20 May 6 and June 3 1908, with referees Walter R B Caughlan and counsel Clarence L Westcutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter B. Caughlan
Walter RB. Caughlan
Walter BR. Caughlan
Breakwater Construction assets to be sold in New York auction
Notice announces a public sale of the Breakwater Construction and Engineering Company of New York bankrupts assets in Manhattan on June 18 1908. Real property includes Delaware Brandywine Hundred tracts and Guilford and Connecticut lands with detailed boundary deeds and prior conveyances.
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United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
BREAK WATER_CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING COMPANY OF
New York
United States
New York I
Charles Shongold
United States Auctioneer
Robert C. Morris
United States Court House
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Delaware
Renf
Abram J. Rose
Felerontracting Company
Brandywine Hundred
New Castle County
Philadelphia and
Wilmington
Sail Turnpike
Sarah MacSorley
Amor Perkins
Carr Road
Joseph Carr
Joseph, Carr
George T. Cartmell
Complex Guilford land deed boundaries and bankruptcy sale
The record describes waterfront Guilford land bounds with long measurements along marsh edges, stone walls, and a sand terrace. It lists parcels in Massachusetts Gloucester and Ontario Canada, tied to The Federal Contracting Company and The Breakwater Construction and Engineering Co, with a bankruptcy sale led by Commissioner Robert C. Morris.
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Long Island Sound
Great Harbor
Great Arbor
Sachem’s Head Road
Dan L. Benton
Guilford
Guilford Land Records
Edward W. Henton
Charles L
Edward W. Benton
Mator
Darwin N
Charles
Connecticut
Gloucester
County of Essex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Folly Potnt Ae
Lourtefeld
Folly Cove
Sussanna
Ase
Woodbury
Alfind - Rosie Wheeler
Dved
Essex
Lawt
Nathaniel Woothyry
Deel
Turing
Asa O. Woodbury
Rossoe Wheeler
Washington Street
Amd
Henry W. Saunders
Susanna W. Davis
Asa O. Wootbury
Amelia Woodbury
Sid Washington
Washington
Susaznna
W. Baris
Korace W. Taylor
Willamg
T. Gaynor
Essex Co
Salem
Preakwinter’ Construction and Fingineering Co
Federal Contracting Company
Mediatcsa
Massachusetts
Essex Derds
Ontario
Canada
Abram J. Rose
Federal Contracting Co
Eugene Houshes
Iving
Bertie
County of
Welland
Lake Erie
Perth
Grand Trunk Railway
Peter Ri Troup
Hughes Brothers and Panes
Lake Eriete & Point
Saf Dock
Safi Dock
Lake Rrie
George Toss
Department of Crown Mark of
Standard Oil Drives Railway Lubrication Education Campaign
The Standard Oil Company promotes lubrication education for railway workers through Galena Signal Company tied lectures and passes for engineers and firemen. The defense in a Government suit cites oil savings and reduced hot boxes as proof of value, while questions arise over railroad passes and potential influence on contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Galena Signal Company
Standard
Standard Oi! Company
New Jersey Corporation
Examiner Ferriss
New Custom House
Standard Oil
Frank B. Kelogg
G. E. MacViccar
Galena
Inter-State Commerce Commis
Galena Signal
Walsh
Tic
Kellogg
Rosenthal
Pittsburg Brokers Fail in Bankruptcy Filing
An involuntary petition filed in U S Court names George W. MacMullen and Sanford B. Evans doing business as George W. MacMullen & Co stock brokers as debtors. Judge James S. Young orders Guarantee Title and Trust Company receiver with bond set at 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
United States
George W. MacMullen
Sanford B. Evans
George W. MacMullen & Co
James S. Young
Ohio Fuel
Pulp Mill Slime Defiles Lake Champlain
Report from Burlington Vermont describes a sticky slime covering the lake surface caused by pulp mill refuse. Spring rains flushed years of waste into the lake harming spawning beds and risking fish extinction without rerestock efforts by state and federal authorities. Protests to state officials are planned over the wholesale destruction of fish life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lake Champlain
New York
Emerson Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot in Adirondacks
Frederick M. Emerson of Newton Mass shot himself Tuesday afternoon at Moody's on Bitz Moose Juake in the Adirondacks after leaving his companion, Uncle Mat Moody, briefly alone in the cottage near Tupper Lake. Emerson had recently returned from a private sanitarium for nervous trouble. He died last night.
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New York Times
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Frederick M. Emerson
Newton
Mass
Moody's
Bitz Moose Juake
Adirondacks
Emerson
Tupper Lake
Mat Moody
Mr. Emerson
Moody
Woman sues Dr Cohn over X-ray treatment scar
Jo anna Brinckerhoff widow of George C Brinckerhoff sues Dr Sigismond Cohn for 50 dollars claiming unskilled X-ray treatment left a permanent facial scar after a mole removal. Doctor argues the treated area was cancer and X-rays were used skillfully.
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Joanna Brinckerhoff
George C. Brinckerhoff
Havana
Sigismond Cohn
Supreme Court
Actress Miss Albertson Witnesses in Levy Assault Case
Mrs. Mary Levy admits striking her ex husband A L Levy outside the theatre after a night show. The couple, divorced six weeks, faced testimony from Broadway star Miss Lillian Albertson and chauffeur Henry W. Telling. Levy says an ice pick was used. Mrs. Levy says a handbag. Magistrate Cornell set bail at 1500 dollars.
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Lillian Albertson
Mary Levy
A. L. Levy
Cornell
West Side Court
Levy
Mr. Levy
Miss Albertson
Mrs. Levy
Maelstrat
Slavs Convicted in Swindle of Aged Woman
Richard Loznedensky and Edward Warmeck, two young Slavs from 180 Avenue A, were tried and convicted for stealing $40 from Mary Stofsky, an elderly resident at 122 Avenue A. The fraud involved exploiting her savings and distrust of banks, using a dropped pocketbook and a feigned claim to her money.
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Richard Loznedensky
Edward Warmeck
Avenue A
Mary Stofsky
Avenue .A
Trouble over Queens County fair losses prompt DA complaint
The Queens County fair at Maspeth faces protests from cashiers and concessionaires over losses and withheld wages. Fourteen women demanded their $100 security and wages, while peanut and frankfurter vendors and an Indian show concessionaire charge unmet expectations. Sheriff Harvey supplied twenty five deputies at his own expense to manage crowds and seeks reimbursement.
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Queens
Herbert S. Harvey
Queens County
Dinner With Mr Metz At Maquins On Fulton Street
Employees of the Bureau for the Examination of Claims of the Department of Finance dined with Controller Metz as the guest of honor at Maquin's on Fulton Street. The gathering drew many young women clerks and lasted into the late hours amid light conversation and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau For the Examination of
Department of Finance
Controller Metz
Maquin
Fulton Street
John H. McCooey
N. Taylor Phillips
Hubert J. Smith
John F. Curry
Charles S. Hervey
Oliver I. Stanton
John F. Hobbs
Mary FE. Brennan
Catherine A. Stapleton
Anna EF. Slyman
Raphael Grieff
John J. Scott
Harvey E. Dennison
Paul Loeser
Mary Higgins
Mary E. Sharkey
Man from Jamaica weds Syracuse white woman in Catholic ceremony
Joseph Antonio Maceo, a Syracuse University student of Jamaican birth, and Alice Isabel Mackley, a white Syracuse girl, obtained a marriage license. Maceo claims Cuban General Antonio Maceo as father and that the Cuban government pays his college costs. The couple, both Catholics, plan to marry in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Bishop Ludden says the church cannot refuse a mixed-race marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Joseph Antonio Maceo
Syracuse University
Alice Isabel Mackley
Jamaica
West Indies
Antonio Macco
Miss Mackley
Raid closes gambling dens in French Lick
Officers acting on Gov. Hanly and Attorney General Bingham orders raided gambling rooms in French Lick Indiana. A warning from Indianapolis led to a shutdown of all gaming yesterday as gambling equipment was removed from premises.
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Gov. Hanly
Lick
Ind
Hanly
Bingham
Indianapolis
Mrs. Mary Hinton Dies by Suicide in Washington
Mrs. Mary Hinton formerly of London England and a prolific magazine contributor committed suicide at her Washington home early today by asphyxiation. She was 53. Her recent remark stated life is a privilege to end when one chooses, and she added that when she thinks it time to die she shall end it all.
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Washington
Mary Hinton
London
England
Interborough Liable for Rowdylism Officers Elected
In Columbus on May 28 the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers elected all Cleveland officers by acclamation. Grand Chief Engineer W S Stone and assistants E W Hurley and F A Burgess chosen. Ash Kennedy of Canadian Pacific, General Chairman, named to Assistant Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
W. S. Stone
E. W. Hurley
F. A. Burgess
Ash Kennedy
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Rhinoceros Mogul undergoes first zoo eye operation
The Bronx Zoo rhinoceros Mogul was operated on for blindness presumed from cataracts. The procedure on both eyes finished in under ten minutes, with anesthesia lasting over an hour and a half. Doctors and ten keepers restrained the 1000 pound animal as the surgeons used pillows as a table in the antelope house. Recovery appeared smooth, and Mogul resumed eating grass by evening.
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Mogul
W. T. Hornaday
Zoo
J. T.gwathmey
Polyclinic Hospital
W. Reed Blair
George G. van Mater
New York University
John F. Ryder
Ellis
van Mater
Eain
Bronx
Subway Motormen Protest Long Shifts Brooklyn Lines
Interborough Rapid Transit workers on the Flatbush extension claim ten to eleven hour days without mandated rest between trips. They say West Farms and Broadway expresses run through to Flatbush with no delays, forcing on-train meals. Management denies improper conditions and blames overtime on uncontrollable factors, noting some terminations were due to incompetence.
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Subway
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Flatbush
Brooklyn
West Farms
Flatbush Terminal
Broadway
Flatbush Station
Hedley
Hughes for Subway Dinner in Queens Civic Event
Gov. Hughes will attend the Allied Civic associations of Queens third annual dinner at the Hotel Manhattan on Thursday night. The event ties into the Long Island Subway celebration with the governor touring Long Island and opening the Jamaica Kings Park celebrations. He will start the day on Long Island, visit Jamaica, then deliver the keynote address at Kings Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hughes
Allied Civic Associations of Queens
Manhattan
Long Island
Jamaica
Kings Park
Hr. P. Engelhardt
Woodhaven
Fourth Ward
Queens
Panic at Chicago School After Rumors of Plot
Unfounded rumors that an Italian secret society planned to dynamite a school near Ewing and Desplaines streets caused a panic among 1,700 pupils. Shots heard in an alley sent students fleeing to the street with some injuries from the crowd rush but none seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
President signs militia reorganization bill in May Washington
The President yesterday signed the militia reorganization act for the United States and its arming and equipment at a cost not exceeding $2,000,000. He assigned the new house to Gen. J. A. Drain, chairman of the National Guard Association Executive Board, for oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
United States
J. A. Drain
National Guard Association
Notice to claimants in Lorain Steel Company case
In the Southern District of New York the Lorain Steel Company sues Union Railway Company of New York City. Claims against the defendant must be presented by May 25 1908 to Special Master at 26 Liberty Street New York. Hearing set June 10 1908 at 2 PM for notified claimants. Special Master Robert Grier Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Lorain Steel Company
Union Railway Company OF
New York City
Liberty Street
New York
Robert Grier Monroe
Auction sales of bankrupts assets in Manhattan district
U S Auctioneer Chas Showgood sells on May 29 1908 in Manhattan by court order assets of three bankruptcies at different hours and addresses. Items include a racing car furniture desks rugs tables chairs fixtures and a ladies and misses clothing stock and factory office fittings. Receivers named and attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District. Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Darracq Motor Car CO
Chas, Showgood
U. S
Goodman Garoge
West 934
Manhattan
Bankrujt
Lindsay Russell
Sidney Rosenbaim
William St
New York
District Court OF the United States
George L. McCracken Agency, Inc
Chas. Showgood
East 21St St
Borough of Manhattan
William Ford Upson
Foreiver, Morris. & Plante
Broadway
Abraham Jacobs
Washington Pl
F. H. Griffin
Harris & Fischer
Preadway
N. Y
Proposals for Rondout Siphon and Boniticou Tunnel Bid
Sealed bids or proposals will be received by the Board of Water Supply at 29 Broadway New York Room 910 until 11 A M June 2 1908 for constructing the Rondout siphon and half of the Boniticou Grade Tunnel in Marbletown and New Paltz Ulster County New York. Bids opened publicly soon after. Pamphlets with specifications can be obtained at Room 1515 for ten dollars per pamphlet or twenty dollars for a set, refundable within thirty days. Further particulars see City Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water Supply
Board
Broadway
New York
Marbletown
New Paltz
Ulster County
John A. Bensel
Charles N. Chadwick
Charles A. Shaw
J. Waldo Smith
Thomas Hassett
Classified Advertisements From The New York Times
An old fragment notes goat servants and domestic servant ads in The Times. It mentions the American District Telegraph Company and six agents in Newark with inquiries about three and seven time rates and the Bryant telephone number.
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S Mall
NEW York Times
American Pistrict Telope Company
Newark
Bryant
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