Fraudulent Indorsement Tied to Chapman Knickerbocker Loss
Lehman A Cooper forged indorsements on checks passed through Knickerbocker and Astor Trust, totaling about $30,000. Banks say losses are theirs, while Pinkertons pursue Cooper. Chapman firm claims no responsibility. Police reluctant to act amid lack of complaints and trust in Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Astor Trust Company
Lehman A. Cooper
Uptown
E.R. Chapman & Co
Knickerbocker
Astor
Cooper
Trust Company
Prosser
Pinkertons
G. R. Chapman & Co
McCafferty
E. R. Chapman& Co
William C. van Antwerp
Customs Rulings Split Over Singapore Buffalo Hides
The Board of United States General Appraisers weighs a long dispute on East India buffalo hides tied to duties and import rules. Singapore district hides are argued free under the Dingley tariff, conflicting with Calcutta cases while General Appraiser McClelland dissents from the freer court’s ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Calcutta
Board of Appraisers
Singapore
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
McClelland
Bailey Freed Rearrested in Grand Larceny Case
Albert W. Bailey, freed on five dollar bail after release for a prior voyage with his brother to Honduras aboard the Goldsboro, was rearrested on grand larceny charges. Detectives hold him on a draft misappropriation tied to a Star Drilling Machine Company shipment valued at about two thousand two hundred eighty two dollars, with total alleged loss nearing one hundred thousand. The case links Export Shipping Company and an Australian firm, with the draft cashed in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Bailey
Francis G. Bailey
Honduras
Goldsboro
Gilchrist
United States
Raynes
Flood
Beck
Charles Robinson
Star -Drilling Machine Company
Kresel
Robinson
Baileys
Australia
Key
Star Drilling Company
London
Anglo-American Bank of New York
New York
St. Regis Paper Co
St. Regis
Adational Bank
Sureieneer
McCrea Inspects Raritan Canal Route in New Jersey
President James McCrea and Pennsylvania Railroad officials toured the Raritan Canal system in New Brunswick on September 17. They visited South Amboy to view the New York and Long Branch Railroad bridge over the Raritan River, fueling talk of the river line being owned by Pennsylvania and connected to the main line. The last legislature ordered a joint commission to study canal conditions, with a Senate committee appointed and no House counterpart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
James McCrea
Charles E. Pugh
F. L. Shepard
Parker
Pennsylvania Railroad
Raritan Canal
New York Women Lead Intercity Tennis Title Race
The New York team dominated the intercity tennis event at Richmond County Country Club Staten Island keeping their edge over Philadelphia rivals. Key results feature Miss Margaret Johnson of the Staten Island Ladies Club beating Mrs William H Pouch in two straight sets to seal a top position with singles and doubles victories by New York players throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richmond County
Dongan Hills
Staten Island
Miss Cohen
Miss Creswell
Margaret Johnson
William H. Pouch
Green
Philadelphia
A. G. Miles
Miss Souther
Miss Lea
Miss Hand
K. Green
Scott
M. Sayres
Miss Chase
Miles
Miss Lee
Handy
Miss Johnson
Miss Donald
W. HM. Fouch
Phyllis Green
Hibbs
Irving
Lewis
Alice L. Day
New At
S. Sayres
Creswell
Philadelph
Mi Ostheimer
Miss Scott
Souther
Britain and U S split open in Longwood tennis matches
At Longwood Cricket Club Boston on September 17 Great Britain and the United States split two straight-set matches. M J G Ritchie beat C Wright 6 1 6 3 6 2 while W A Larned defeated J G Parke 6 3 6 3 6 3. Ritchie led 90 to 61 in points as Larned outpointed Parke 113 to 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Great Britain
United States
Longwood Cricket Club
M. J. G. Ritchie
London
Beals
C. Wright
William A. Larned
Summit
N. J
John G. Parke
Dublin
Ritchie
Wright
H. H. Hackett
F. B. Alexander
Larned
Parke
Letitia
Veveet
Nets
Ritchies
Wright Eof
Ritchie Cheesesesesees
New York Incorporations Shine With Diverse Ventures
Albany dispatch lists numerousNew York firms forming today including Henry B. Clifford & Co New York capital 100000 Sox Cove Lumber Canisteo and J Holland Laundry Brooklyn with 25000 Doehler Die Casting Brooklyn and Uniform Fibrous Tale Co New York capital 300000 Goldman & Steinberg Printing New York 20000 and more. Directors span New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Trenton and Jersey City reflecting a wide business push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Henry B. Clifford & Co
New York
John Et Slawson
W. P. Gott
G.B. Garman
Canisteo
N. Y
Arlington Refrigerator Company
Capital
Louis J. Snyder
Eighth Avenue
William McKinney
Dean Street
Edgard K. Glatz
Harrison Street
Brooklyn
Doehler Die Casting Company
Herman H. Doehler
Buckingham Road
William J. Leddell
Broadway
Otto A. Schroeder
Woodward Avenue
Germania Heights
Consolidated Realty Company
Freeman H. Smith
Tottenville
S. I
Edwin A. Waters
Halladay Street
Jersey City
N.J
Albert D. Salyer
St. Nicholas Avenue
Leon Sobel Company
Leon Sobel
Edgecombe Avenue
John Sohl
West Aist Street
Robert J. Betts
Smith Street
Port Chester
Brighton Hat Company
Joseph de Nucci
Nicola de Nucci
Greene Street
Edward J. Maroney
Nassau Street
Pasquella D’auria
Frank Russo
Belmont Avenue
Alfonso Lucchini
New Jersey Firms Chartered for Manufacturing and Livestock
Hetzel Heat Improvement Company of Camden with $100,000 capital will manufacture hydrocarbon burners. L. Carr & Co. of Orange, $100,000, to make hats and caps, with James L. Carr Jeremiah Rowland and Manning E. Drake as incorporators. Reliable Furniture Company of Paterson, $100,000, to produce furniture house furnishings bedding and rugs. Williams Live Stock Company of Hoboken, $25,000, to deal in cattle meat poultry provisions and food products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
Hetzel Heat Improvement Company
Camden
F. R. Hansell
William F. Eidell
John A.macpeak
Reliable Furniture Company
Paterson
Capital
Harry W. Cowen
Joseph M.cowen
Maurice Trilling
Williams Live Stock Company
Hoboken
John W. Williams
Charlies E. Root
James B. Stephens
Soldier in prison wife paid fine to free him
Moritz Brunwasser a private in the Eighth Regiment Coast Artillery N G N Y was jailed for a 6.25 fine after missing State Camp and parade. His wife borrowed 8.25 from neighbors to secure his release, saying the family would starve if he remained jailed. Col Austin defended discipline while noting many fines are appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moritz Brunwasser
East Side
Ludlow Street
Costa
Brunwasser
East Tenth Street
Eighth Regiment Coast Artillery
Col. Elmore
F. Austin
Col. Austin
Alexander M. Bremer
Paul Loeser
Eighth Regiment
National Guard
U S Express Fight On Canvassing Shareholders
The United States Express Company faces a shareholder clash led by the Hoett chaired committee. They seek support to oust T C Platt and sons by selling half holdings at 1115 per share or dissolving the company and selling goodwill. The group argues current management harms value despite higher nine month earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express Company
Samuel S Hoett
Hatt
T. C. Platt
Hatt Committee
North America Bank Plan Signals Asset Turnover
Controller Ridgely visits the city to set preliminaries for handing over remaining assets of the National Bank of North America to stockholders after final dividends. A 30 day stockholder notice is required to appoint a receiver’s agent for property. Funds for final dividends come mainly from C W Morse and associates, who arranged to liquidate other assets via the Assets Realization Company of Philadelphia. Morse will meet the Controller today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
National Bank of North America
C. W. Morse
Mr. Morse
Assets Realization Company of
Philadelphia
Military assignments and retirements in Washington notices
The United Service reports multiple Army movements including Capt E L Kine and R B Powers assigned to Louisville for a Oct 5 military tournament. Other officers detailed as quartermasters engineers or for signals and ordnance duties with retirements announced for Capt R F Walton and relief from River View Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. L. Kine
Second Cavalry
R. B. Powers
Seventh Cavalry
Louisville
W. Corbusier
R. B. Raymond
S. Leach
O. B. Mitcham
Sixth Infantry
R. F. Walton
River View Academy
Poughkeepsie
Navy Assignments and Retirements Reported
Capt W P Potter takes command of the Second Division First Squadron Atlantic Fleet. Commander J J Knapp assigned to Wyoming. Lieut Commander M L Miller to Fifteenth Lighthouse District St Louis. Carpenter J T Winn retires from Ship 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Potter
Atlantic Fleet
J. J. Knapp
Wyoming
M. L. Miller
Fifteenth
St. Louis
Carpenter J. T. Winn
Movements of Naval Vessels Across Atlantic and Pacific
Arrivals note Yorktown at Valdez and Alabama and Maine at Naples Prairie Newport. Ships listed with arrival locations indicate activity in multiple ports, reflecting a naval movement pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
Valdez
Alabama
Maine
Naples
Prairie
Newport
Fugitive Cleveland Banker Arrested on Arrival
A. F. Bonelli, once a Cleveland banker and ship agent, wanted for 30 000 dollars stolen, arrived prisoner on the Afghan Prince from Brazil. Sheriff Crowley and Prosecuting Attorney Gott escorted him. baggage examined at the Barge Office before the train departure. He vanished from Cleveland June 11 last amid missing remittances to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Bonelli
Cleveland
Ohio
Brazil
Crowley
Gott
Bonelli
West
Italy
Sao Paulo
Multiple Bankruptcy Filings Move Through New York Courts
The article lists several bankruptcy petitions and creditor actions in New York. Max Kaufman, a drinks dealer, and others including Kelly & Snyder Rye Beach Inn, Goodman Schwartzman Regal Dress Co, Lindley Minard dry goods, and Finlay Raw Sugar Co face insolvency filings with notable creditors and asset-liability details. A Mexican Sugar Refining Co case and a large William Brauman & Co creditor meeting conclude, with settlements offered to resolve debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kaufman
Third Avenue
Washington Street
Brooklyn
Kelly & Snyder
Frederick
Edick
Rye Beach Inn
John P. Hepworth
Wappingers Falls
N. Y
North Tonawanda
State Bank of
Emily R. Roberts
Alden
Regal Dress Company
Goodman Schwartzman
West Fourth Street
Asiel Putzel & Co
Washington Printing and Binding Company
William Isaacs
Leopold Hirsch
John W
Allen
Mexican Sugar Refining Company
Rinn
Mexican Sugar Refining Company, Limited
Wall Street
John H. Edwards
New Amsterdam National Bank
James B. Craven
New York
Pittsburg
Mexico
Sugar Trust
Finlay Raw Sugar Company
V. M. Gelats & Co
National Bank of Cuba
George H. Finlay
Frederick J. Ham, Jr
Grand Street
David Orently
William Brauman & Co
H. & J. J. Lesser
Broadway
Henry Lesser
Wiliam Brauman & Co
Orently
Lesser
Unnamed Names and Sums From an Old LedgerList
A ledger fragment lists individuals paired with firms and cash figures. Names include Albanese, Myrtle Adams, Bishop, Browne, Blum, Branin, Brown, Pattent, Ray, Burke, Cooper, Cerussy, Chalwess, Dresser, Doukas, Devine, De Carlo, Dorfman, Eustaphine, Frankfurt, Feller, Friend, Fleischer, Flood, Feinberg, and Grace with associated companies such as Northern Bank of New York, Hitchings, Rand McNally, A Fuchs, Hariem River Lumber, Warwick Val Milk Assn, Bronx Borough Bank, and City of N. totals range from small amounts to over 5 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albanese
Northern Bank
N. Y
Adams
Myrtle
O. Hitchings
Bishop
Isaac Blanchard Co
Browne
Rand, McNally & Co
Blum
F. Lachman
A. Fuchs
Branin
Hariem River Lumber and Woodworking Co
Pattent
J. Simonson
Ray
L. Dorfman
Burke
M. L
F. Mark
Cooper, S
John Polhemus Print. Co
Cerussy
P. J
J. Best
Chalwess
C. T
H. W. Graeber
Dresser
Louise
M. Prudhomme
Doukas
J.—Warwick Val
Devine
H.—M. Nathan
de Carlo
J.—R Heil
Dorfman
S. L. Bruck
Feinberg
Taylor-Atkins Paper Co
Grace
Legal Notices of Transfers and Vacations from Historical Tax Records
A list of names, dates, and monetary amounts detailing transfers, releases, and vacated properties from early 20th century records. Entries include parties such as Crook J and M A Buchan, Blaustein Rubin Marcus, and Delafield, with dates ranging 1900 to 1909 and amounts from 41 to 3852 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpeace
W. M
A. Brumme
Twelfth Ward Bank
City of
N. Y
Schechtner
M. Miller
White
Eliza W
Caroline
M. W. White
Same
J. J. White
W. A. Delafield
M. A. Fitzgerald
May W
Lucy A. Morris
V. A. Delafield
A. C
E. W. White
M A. Fitzgerald
Hewitt Motor Co
M. P. Hoh
Court schedules show diverse New York appellate and general sessions
Supreme Court calendars list Appellate Division Recess Appellate Term and Special Term parts with dozens of justices and motions. Surrogates Court Chambers opens at 10 30 A M for motion calendar names many petitioners and probate willst while City Court and Court of General Sessions schedule trials and pleadings for the term with multiple judges and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Court
Donnelly
Supreme Court
County Court House
Chambers Street
Court OF General Sessions
Art T.— Swann
Garvan and
Manley
The
People
James Galvin
William A. Grimes
Neal Hughes
Gersen Goldman
Abraham Wiley
Patrick McDonoud
Robert Leone
Iorse Harris
Fred Brunnell
Graham Kirsehner
Berkie Lassma
Louis Otto Lippmann
Vestiano Frotto
James V. la Sala
Francesco Bellucci
Arthur S. Rogers
Robert J. Reynolds
Samuel Schriber
Carmine Colontreila
Joseph Yannett
Herman Gottheimer
Jacob Goldstein
John Inziker
Lewis Nicholls
William Skchwade
Morris J. Fox
James Frankhauser
William Robinson
Anthony Odiera
Antonio Giordany
Giuseppe Perrone
Appellate Court Calendar For Tomorrow
Saratoga notes the Appellate Division third department docket for tomorrow listing cases Nos 5 15 22 23 44 46 47 48 49 Receivers appointed in New York and several Supreme Court matters including Gerard McCay Curtis Co v Vedder Underwriters Co Nathan Fernbacher and cases Bischoff Carnegie Trust Co v Louis Mergish and v Amsterdam Holding Co Joseph J Bach Bertha M Johnson v John B Ireland Albert Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Third Department
Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court Cases
Supreme Court lists appointed referees in several civil matters including Gerard J handling Haffen versus Muller Paul L Kiernan and Bischoff J presiding Claflin versus Claflin Louis B Hasbrouck. Also Fishel versus Jaf fin Louis F Doyie and In re Holtz Isham Hendergon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gerard
J. — Haffen
Muller
Paul L. Kiernan
County Court Day Calendar Entries Listed for Platt and Others
The day calendar lists cases for Platt C J and others with dockets including Hartman Storck Boyce Lehr, Zeltner Gwe Co Holland, Valentine Fox Thayer Reilly and more. Several entries show defendants such as Hessels Rutledge Rowe Peene McCoy Stoner Peaky Co, Hupfer s Sons Glaman, Farrell Town North Salem, Zeltner Brewing Holl land, Hogan Village Hastings, Daly Baer, Augustine Albro, Di Nonno Ferrari, Deakins Dupont, Free Teed Ferguson Rowley, McGovern Krewst, and Marshall Lew. The note indicates some causes ready to be passed for the day and others not set down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
C. J
Fitzpatrick - Smith
Hartman- Storck
Boyce-Lehr
Zeltner Gwe Co-Holland
Wallentsk- Nynh &Hrar Co
Valentine- Fox
Thayer-Reilly
Deegan-Un Rway Co
NY ¥ City
Claire Richards
Hessels-Rutledge
Rowe-Peene
McCoy
Stoner Peaky Co
Hupfer
Glaman
Morris-Hearn
Farrell
North Salem
Zeltner Brewing o-Holland
Hastings
Register of Buyers and Merchants Listed for Hotel Imperial Event
A long register lists buyers and merchants in connection with a hotel event. Names include W Phillips born Minneapolis, R W Munzer Oaks and Suits, Kaufman companies in Richmond and Philadelphia, Sibley Lindsay & Carr Rochester, Sweeney Company Buffalo, Wanamaker Philadelphia, and many others across Baltimore, Boston, New York, Chicago, and beyond, with goods ranging from dry goods and notions to cloaks and dresses. The notice invites buyers to register by telephoning 1000 Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Wphillipsborn
Minneapolis
Kaufman
Flowers
Broadway
Imperial
Wallace
Sons Statesville
S.mi
Herald Square
T A. Hager & Bro
Lancaster
Penn
W. C. Hager
C. F. Hager
Kendal
Barrows To
Boston
Mass
A. Kendall
Breslin
Updegraff, George, & Son
Hagerstown
Midh
E. M. Updegraff
Lit Bros
Philadelphia
Leon Marks
A. J. Fry
the Breslin
Goldenberg
Bleeek Bae - Eke
Od Sanger
Bleecker Street
Hotel Grand
Macinnes, J. C., Company
Worcester
T. J. Fitzpatrick
White Street
Denholm & McKay Company
A. L. Cobb
Walker Street
Pomeroy & Stewart
Pottsville
Co. G. Miller
Sheehan
Dean & Co
Elmira
N. Y
E. Dean
Church Street
Lamson Brothers Company
Toledo
Ohio
C. M. Lamson
Nations
Union Square
Sibley, Lindsay & Carr Company
Rochester
EJ Maloney
Broome Street
Baltimore
R. Richardson
Grand Street
Lathan
Solomon, S. & B
Wilmington
N.C
Solomon
Belvedere House
New Orleans
W J. Gilbert
East Twentieth Street
Cincinnati
J. Bloch
Navarre
Armstrong, Cator. & Co
Hoffman House
Sons & Co
Washington
Selman
Hutzler Brothers
K. S. Hutzler
Fourquren, Temple & Co
Richmond
E. W. Stearns
Baubach, W., & Sons
Easton,Penn
Was
Fee Willauer
Kenny Prox
Canton
J. H. Kenny
McAusian & Troupe
Providence
Walter Street
Lansburgh
Bros
Wise, Smith & Co
Hartford
A. Dranseh
Mustin
Lispenard Street
Bair & Goldberg
J. J. Bair
Breslin, Myerskes Company
Albany
J. A., Griffith, Inces
C. N. Tucker
Black Trees Foods
Guide for Buyers Card list of NYC merchants by category
A catalog style list showing merchants and addresses across numerous product categories in New York City. It names Otto Thurnauer A A Vantine Co Krauss Co M Wille Diamond M. Averbeck Parker Bros Louis Meyers and others with street locations and product types such as alcohol appliances, leathergoods, art goods, baskets, bathroom fixtures, brass items, coats, corsets, crockery, diamonds, portable electrics, favors and decor, fur goods, games, garment hangers, and house fur goods. The page reads like a merchant directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Thurnauer
Alligator
Grossman. Leather Co., Inc
Chas. Zinn & Co
Boston
Hygienic Corset Co
34Th St
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine, A. A., & Co
18Th St
M.j.averbeck
Malden L
Plume & Atwood Mfg. Co
B. Shackman & Co
Broadway
Louis Meyers
West 31St St
Parker Bros.,Inc
B. Brager
Walker St
G. Kimpel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Astor Trust
L. A. Cooper
Larchmont
Bailey
McCrea
Pennsylvania
Incorporations
D Securities Development Corporation
Adolph Kornblum
West Forty-first Street
Joseph A. Ramsdell
Wallace Avenue
Jacob A. Brett
Kooner
Bernard «Ern, Jr
Huron Street
George N. Gardiner, Jr
West End Avenue
Bentley Gardiner
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Incorporated
New Jersey
Barber
Sion
U. S. Express
North America Bank Plan
the United Service
Army
the Navy
Galligan
J. F
Greenwald
Gaynor
W. H
Mery H. Bergen
Garrett
S. D
Geraghty
Gembieton
E. F
B. H
Garland
Gall
City
Greensword
Minnie
Glendhill
G. E
Greenbaum
Gerry
N._Y
Graham
George
City of New York
Greene
Jennie F
Gardner
Graves
E. J
B. B. Simons
Goldberg
H. B
J. Eisner
Goldsmith
A. J. Schwehm
Gells
C. Bougadis
Gallegher
G. S
H. F
Harlem River Park Amusement Co
F. D. McDonald
Hemming
H. G
R. Griffith
Hammett
W. S
A. Volker
Hirach
L.L. Fiher
Hewitt
KB. F
W. McMurray
Hershowitz
M. J
Samuel Ettlinger
Philipp Weissberg
J. Feinberg
M. Roth
Inpellizziere
M. A
L.—G. Fasullo
Joyce
Ross Lumber Co
Kosewer
L. Siegelbaum
L. Greenberg
Kurtz
A. Horowitz
Kaish
M. Rosenfield
Klein
A. H.meyer,co
Levitt
M. B. Baer
Lee
Mary J
J. C
Bronx Borough Bank
B. J
Wall Street Exchange
Miller
A. Row
Altman
Mendelowitz
E. Lemberger
Peck
G., Jr
M. Kligerman
Philipp
R. Hill
Paltrowitz
Leah— Co
Davis
Rossian
S. Bonewar
Reynolds
J. B
Type Mercantile Agency
Sullivan
City Ec
Ida
United Wine & Trading Co
Schnackenberg
H. A
O. P. Schwarzschild
Schwartz
H. London
Smith
Socred
M. B
G.—Same
S.—Same
Sandler
A. Epstein
Schneck
S. K
P. Helfrick
Tempany
C. A. Coe
Toots
A. D. Wilson
Tobias
L. Shulsky
Uhlfelder
A. Weinberg
J. Beacher
Structural Supply Co
Wolff
M. Hutzler
Wallner
H. Bernstein
Wolman
Cot
Dress Goods Co
O. L. Schwencke Land & Invest
J. H. Kelly
Russian Symphony Society of
H. A. Drew
Hupfels’s Sons
Municipal Court
Marks-Cohen
Levy-Baylor Co
Strauss- Casey Mach Co
CB Fish & Sons
Keogh Mfg Co-Grant
Mosby-Bettle Helen Co
All Trust Co-Mandelman
Littman-Littman
Stiles-Stiles
Hall- Smith
Funk & Wagnalls Co
Russia
Gittings-Brussel
Zimmer-Zimmer
Nat Brass, &c
Yorkville, &, Ice Co
Donohue-Silverstein
Vanderbilt-Vanderbilt
Archibald-Archibald
Klingenbeck-Boetzal
Cassebeer- Marks
Kelly-Snyder
Lynch
Schmohl-Phillips
McElligott- Browning, King & Co
Hamburg-Covert
Tholl-Dreyer
Kuhn-Kreiel
McDermott-Weir
Ryan
Hollander-Friedenberg
Clute-Clute
Pullman-Pullman
Beckett
Hall of Records
Adam Epple
Margareth Hergenrother
Rocco Soffi
Ernestine Schoolherr
Thomas W M Worley
Adolphus S. Gumpert
George C Meyer
Fanny Crosby
Amelia Lake
Michael Carr
Dora Kaelter
Lydia Davis
James C Mackenzie
Clare H Reese
Andrew Molyneaux
Norman L Archer
William H Duckworth
Cornelius B de la Vergne, Jr
Mary ‘Rb Parsons
William Chapman
Lena Mendel
Benjamin Mende
Taulman Allaire
Mary L Benson
Augusta H Lynde
Antoine Ruppaner
August Funk
Bertha A Schmidt
Charles H Gordon
Henry Holland
Thomas Corley
James J Cummiskey
Henry_Mueller
Henry = Oakley
Casy J. Bornmann
Harriet E Brown
George Widmayer
Homer Bostwick
George Trier
Augusta E Finch
Rose McGonigal
Eugene de Locande
Louisa Hollings
Clarissa
M. Blood
Henry Kretschmar
Mary Churchill
Joseph Frank
John D
Appellate Division Calendar
Westchester County
Herman Malz
Thone
Stuyvesant
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Diamond Brass Co
West 65Th St
East 11Th St
A. Davis & Co
T. H. L. Shulman & Co
Louis Rothschild
W. 20Th St
Misses’ & Children
G. Hyman Marks
E. 18Th St
Moyres
Max M
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St
Mfre
Flaum & Bernstein
Bong_St
Excelsior Silk Waist Co
E.8th St
S. Selchow & Righter
Canal St
B'way
L. H. Mace & Co
Deuber, Elgin and Waltham
L. W. Rubenstein
Maiden Lane
Gohn. Sullivan & Sen
Ineer
St Les i
Andrew J. McC
By Adrian Ft
Irmack
Muller & Son
William
Ange Salesroom
Fesey St
York
Saint
St Regis Vaper Co
Watertown
Ardieferiett
New Y York
Regis
Pune
Varians
St. Reets
ST. Regis Paper Company
Taggart
Dublig
Wooster St
William Iselin & CO
Kerseys
Samuel Gans Company
Field, Chapman & Co
D. Hartmann
Lispenard St
Point de Venice
Escurio’s
Franklin
Frank Martoccia
Abinaden
I. Bernstein
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Pier A
Battery Place
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