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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
16
Notice describes affordable ads and rapid outcomes through The New York Times want columns. It highlights lost articles found quickly, useful assistance, and permanent positions. It promotes good boarding options and reliable boarders with broad agency reach and rate reductions.
Real estate notices offer two 25x100 lots in the city for 1000 dollars with 200 cash and easy terms, plus 60 percent bond financing. A 5 000 cash four story and basement flat houses two families on each floor on 111th Street between 8th and Lexington Avenue. Also a nineteen foot front Fifth Avenue Forties dwelling with mortgage details and several smaller homes on 26th Street, 34th Street, and 834th Avenue with terms. Names and addresses include John Mundschenk 737 Park Row Building Kaufman 86 East 12th Street Marks 31 Nassau Street and others.
Multiple lost and found notices list items including a gold headed cane with initials from Central Park West and 98th Street, a diamond and peaks bracelet between Riverside and Hotel Astor, a diamond cluster pin near Central Park West 107th Street, an 18 karat gold hunting case watch at Broadway City Hall, a wallet on Broad Street, a brown diamond scarfpin between 67th and 79th Streets, and a Gold medal from the Boston Athletic Association with rewards offered. Contact details include Geo. G. Webster, 2.299 7th Avenue, Apartments 10H Chatsworth, L. J. Hyams, W. Jackson, L. E. W., E., and the Times Box 49 Times Square.
A dated notice lists found belongings across multiple New York transit lines and ships on September 1. Items include umbrellas eyeglasses clothing hats and personal effects grouped by location such as Second Avenue Elevated Third Avenue Elevated Sixth Avenue and Ninth Avenue Elevated plus subway finds and various line offices and stations.
Classified notices describe multiple room rentals across midtown and east side addresses. Listings advertise singles and doubles with private baths, steam heat, and board, noting proximity to transit and subway lines, references required, and varying rates. Some suites offer hotel service, classic table, and desirable accommodations with transportation access.
Fragmentary listing notes apartments and rooms in Montague Terrace and Columbia Heights Brooklyn with private baths and table service. Douglas Manor Inn Douglaston advertises homelike lodging on Little Neck Bay within easy Manhattan commuting distance.
An exacting ad requests private family board with three rooms for three adults between 34th and Fifth Avenues Madison and 6th Avenues. Includes bath private table and highest references. Respond to Henry Baker 20 Broad St Room 1 New York. AE businesswoman seeks board and room with private family preferred references Telegraph 547 5th Ave
A Night Court inquiry examines Magistrate Wahle for releasing a prisoner after a two time commitment to the Bedford Reformatory for disorderly conduct. Grace Stein alias Jennie Gold faces loitering charges as officials seek affidavits, bonds, and the fate of a good behavior bond.
A mixed run of job notices lists openings for females and males including office work and sales. Positions include steno, typing, night watchman, office boy, furniture salesman, advertising solicitor, a tutor, a bookshop helper, and a classified advertising manager in a metropolitan newspaper context.
In Jersey City, Vice Chancellor Stevenson grants divorce to James H. Fountain against Grace Fountain after cross bill. Essex County tax rate up 33 cents, Newark rate at 1.6 per 100 valuation. Orange man commits suicide on golf course after erasing identity. East Orange mayoral race setup with Hulbert as Democratic candidate against Republican Cardwell. Summit man dies after eight weeks with a broken back. unlicensed dog seizure in West Orange prompts protest and fainting.
Queens District Attorney Darrin plans separate trials for Capt. Peter G. Hains Jr. and his brother T. Jenkins Hains over the August Bayside Yacht Club murder of William E. Annis. The coroner’s jury linked them to the death, but the DA will present cases to a special Grand Jury separately. the Hainses face a two day trial if joined.
A Puebla dispatch reports Bishop Ibarra of Puebla has received a letter from Pope Pius XII offering him the Archbishopric of Mexico City after the death of Archbishop Ala. The Puebla prelate has accepted the post.
Alfred N. Dalrymple sharply censured former County Chairman Carl Lentz and Gov. Fort for attempting to disrupt the Essex County Republican organization. Dalrymple said Fort encouraged sheriff candidates outside the committee’s chosen nominee to sow discord and factionalism as regulars fight the Colby movement.
A murky OCR list outlines locations across Manhattan including Amsterdam Avenue 12:30. 1,875 Amsterdam Avenue. H Bandelman $25. 3rd Avenue unknown. Blight 4:30 1898. East 7th Street Solomon Richman. East 92nd Street Wannamaker and Wels. Tompkins and Delancey Streets note Hoard of Education. The fragmentary entries mention prices, times, and names such as John Wineman and Simon Shapiro, forming a chaotic real estate or notice board with multiple addresses and figures.
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