Mark Twain Villa Burglary Leads to Arrests on Train
Two burglars broke into Mark Twain's Redding home and carried off silverware after Miss Lyons raised the alarm. Deputy Sheriff Banks and Harry Lounsbury pursued, a gunfight occurred on a New Haven train, one burglar wounded, both captured and held for the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Danbury
Conn
Mark Twain
Redding
Miss Lyons
New Haven
Clemens
Miss Lyon
Mr. Clemens
Banks
Harry Lounsbury
Mr. Lounsbury
Lounsbury
Bethe
Brookside Park
Justice Hickerson
Clara
Wark
Justice Nickerson
Charles Hoffman
South Norwalk
Henry Williams
Superior Court
Williams
Bridgeport
William Case
Hoffman
Roose vel t Ad Warns Public Against Stock Scheme
In financial circles a new ad linked to Roose velt and Peary appeared to push a stock offering. The Bankers Investment Corporation of Providence was named in the notice. Douglas Robinson said Roosevelt had no knowledge of such stock and called the publication an apparent effort to sell stock to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt and Peary
Providence
Robert J. Peary
Theodore Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Forged Morrison Name Ties to $30,000 Chapman Forgeries
A Chapman & Co branch manager forged indorsements on checks drawn to John Morrison a clothing manufacturer customer. Knickerbocker and Astor Trust Companies claim the funds and affidavits allege forgery by Lehman E. Cooper the missing Chapman & Co manager sought by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
FE. R. Chapman & Co
John Morrison
Chapman & Co
Knickerbocker Trust Company
E. R. Chapman & Co
Astor Trust Company
Lehman E. Cooper
Alienist Sees Captains Hains in Prolonged Jail Conference
The Bayside Yacht Club shooting case saw Gen. Peter C. Hains and his brother T Jenkins Hains meet with Capt. Peter C. Hains in Queens County Jail. Alienist Dr. L C Manson observed the talk, noting the Captain’s speech was fragmented but improving and that he would soon confer with defense counsel John F McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter C. Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Queens County
Long Island City
Peter C. Hains
L. C. Manson
Madison Avenue
Manhattan
Capt. Hains
Capt
Hains
Manson
John F. McIntyre
Merchants Press City Hearing on Sixth Avenue Tunnels
Storekeepers of the Retail Dry Goods Association will urge the Public Service Commission to restore Sixth Avenue without delay. They challenge McAdoo’s claims that surface settling and delays by rail and utility projects justify the tunnel area not being repaired. Secretary Graff asserts each reason is faulty and vows testimony against the tunnel company. The hearing before Commissioner Maltbie will feature Benjamin F. Packus of Rose & Putzel for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. McAdoo
Hudson & Manhattan Railway Company
Sixth Avenue
Hudson
Retail Dry Goods Association
Public Service Commission
Maltbie
Benjamin F. Packus
Rose & Putzel
McAdoo
Graff
Dry Goods Association
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Root
Edison Company
Consolidated Electric and Subway Company
Foolish Knothole Leads to Moth-Eaten Sold Surprises
Public auction in New York saw over 2000 bundles sold by Field Chapman for American Express. Many packages contained varied items from false hair to a bedstead with no viewing prior to bidding. A knothole revealed ladies suits bought for 13.30 dollars that proved moth-eaten and useless, disappointing hopeful bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field, Chapman & Co
Broadway
American Express Company
Wabash Presidents Blast Two-Cent Fare Law
The Wabash Railroad reports a hard year under the two-cent passenger fare. For the year ended June 30, 1968, passengers rose about 10 percent while revenue fell roughly 7 percent. Gross earnings were 25,740,074 dollars, down 1,692,399. net earnings 6,806,326, down 1,021,000. Operating expenses rose to 18,848,748, up 661,099.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wabash Railroad
A. Delano
Henny Miller
Delano
United States
Actress Klippenburg Sues Miller After Deportation
Miss Paula Klippenburg of Vienna, deported six months ago, sues Horace F. Miller of Newark in the United States Circuit Court at Trenton for breach of promise seeking 25000. She says Miller, under the name Holbein, promised to marry in Vienna on July 30, 1902, while concealing a Newark family. Papers have been served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Klippenburg
Vienna
Horace FE. Miller
Celluloid Compan
Newark
N. J
Trenton
Miller
Holbein
Commerce School Plans at NYU Seeks Evening Courses
The School of Commerce Accounts and Finance at New York University opens sessions on Thursday Sept 4. Enrollment is heavy and the year is expected to be the best yet. Offices and classrooms move to the eighth floor of the University Building Washington Square East. New courses include insurance law corporation accounts and commercial electricity with one year evening programs for working students and an Efficiency Bureau placing many into business positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
New York University
University
Washington Square East
International Tuberculosis Congress Faces Balance Challenge
On the eve of the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington many fear the event will lose its international character due to American delegation dominance. The steering committee plans to protect the congress's global image by favoring foreign speakers for talks and papers to maintain balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Germany
J. 8. Fulton
Washington Woman Held as Shoplifter in Brooklyn Court
A refined woman identified herself as Mrs. Mary Hughes and Washington Derter when held by Magistrate Cornell at Jefferson Market Court for shoplifting jewelry from a dry goods store. A station house check showed a Lillie C. Parkhurst of Washington DC on her name, and she admitted that Parkhurst was her real name. Magistrate Cornell ordered examination next day. She said she was staying with friends in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cornell
Jefferson Market Court
Mary Hughes
Lillie C. Parkhurst
Washington, D. C
Parkhurst
Brooklyn
Dinner to Marathon Winner at Ye Olde Chop House
A postOlympic London Marathon winner dined at Ye Olde Chop House in New York yesterday. Attendees included Timothy Sullivan Alderman Reginald Doull Thomas McGowan Commissioner John H O firen ercy Nagle M Weill P Sohmers N Meyer and others with S Kirk Frank Harrington H A Dintry Register Frank Gass and Borough of Richmond Cromwell Hayes present for a stag dinner in the winner’s honor featuring a recital and vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cedar Street
Timothy Sullivan
Reginald Doull
Thomas McGowan
John H. O'firenercy- Nagle
M. Weill
P. Sohmers
N. Meyer
John J
S. Kirk
Frank Harrington
H. A. Dintry
Borough of
Richmond
Cromwell
Hayes
Carnival crowds flood Coney Island as rowdyism erupts
About 600000 visitors packed the island for the fifth carnival night amid growing disorder. Gangs of youths harassed pedestrians with confetti and sneezing powders, while police from other precincts largely stood by. Police arrested only a few pickpockets as car and train services suffered chaos and arrests were scant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Tey
Johnson and
Patterson
Police Conduct Accusations After Olympic Parade Disbanding
Major Burr of the Twelfth Regiment accuses Police Inspector Russell and Lieut O Connor of unbecoming conduct and unnecessary violence during the August 29 parade disbanding. Sergt Foley alleges O Connor seized him by the throat and threw him into spectators while Russell ordered a Third Avenue car motorman to run down marchers. Defense cites a written order to break ranks if needed to let cars pass. Trial proceedings continue with adjournment sought for more witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Burr
Twelfth Regiment
John H. Russell
O’connor
McGowan
Park Row
Russell
Third Avenue
William F. Foley
Russell Liut
Bugher
Bingham
Hansen
Major Burr
Burial of John Leonard in Flatbush after New Jersey shooting
John Leonard iron founder was shot and killed by his secretary Walter C. Phillips at his Montclair home. Leonard's body was taken to Flatbush Brooklyn for burial after a requiem in Bloomfield. Phillips, held on $10 000 bail for manslaughter, remains central to the investigation with no new developments reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
John Leonard
Walter C. Phillips
Maple Avenue
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Holy Cross
Church of the ‘Sacred Heart
Bloomfield
Mr. Phillips
Leonard
New York
Phillips
Cuban editors condemn Magoon over meat smuggling charge
In Havana on September 18 Cuban editors met and adopted a resolution supporting Diario Espanol which accused the U S Army of smuggling large quantities of meat and goods into Cuba. Gov Magoon ordered an investigation and threatened action if the paper did not prove its charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Diario Espanol
United States Army
Cuba
Gov. Magoon
Smith at Cotton Exchange Meeting with Reform Committee
Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith visited the Cotton Exchange and met with a reform committee to discuss practical changes in exchange practices. After a four hour session, Smith said he was listening and had been a critic of methods but hopes for positive results, declining to state whether his views had shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Knox Smith
Cotton Exchange
Reform Committee
Smith
Presbyterian Church Preacher J Wilbur Chapman Schedule
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church will host Rev J Wilbur Chapman delivering morning and afternoon sermons. The steamer Rosedale plans a Hudson River trip next Sunday from Catharine Street at 9:30 A M, touring the bay Statue of Liberty and Hudson to Newburg and West Point. The steamer Pathfinder, returning from Port Tampa, collided with a mudscow damaging starboard bow plates and returned to its anchorage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
J. Wilbur Chapman
Rosedale
Hudson
Catharine Street
East River
Bay
Statue of Liberty
North River
Newburg
West Point
Pathfinder
Port Tampa
Mysterious East River Death Ties to Brooklyn Man
A body found in the East River near East Twenty-first Street, throat cut and a bruise near the eye, is linked to Joseph Liversidge. Investigators later identify the corpse as William Homan, an electrician, despite Homan being alive. A letter from Hiram Hall and a Walloomsac, New York origin tie the case to New York saloon life and hard luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Liversidge
East River
East Twenty-first Street
Wyckoff
Bellevue
East Twenty-second Street
John Fussner
West Thirteenth Street
Fussner
William Homan
Hamburg Avenue
Brooklyn
Homan
Albany
Hiram Hall
Walloomsac
N. Y
East Twenty-third Street
Liversidge
Brother of Henry Clay Marshall slain case shocks Pittsburg
Warner Marshall, elder brother of Henry Clay Marshall, arrived in Pittsburg to demand a murder inquiry. The deceased man was found in a vacant city lot near Youngstown with two fatal gunshot wounds. Marshall notes missing money and a gold watch. firm ties link to P. W. Brooks & Co. detectives pursue the case with city and county forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Warner Marshall
Henry Clay Marshall
Marshall
P. W. Brooks & Co
New York
Youngstown
Ohio
Marshall Boys
Young Marshall
F. P. Patterson
Armstrong
Supt. McQuade
Jail Woman for Contempt in Supreme Court
Mrs Ellen B Welsh faced contempt charges before Supreme Court Justice Bischoff after allegedly disobeying two supplementary orders tied to a $1 834 judgment. She spent the night in Ludlow Street Jail on $300 bail but was released after an agreement between Judson and Sherman brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen B. Welsh
Supreme Court
Bischoff
Terry
Ludlow Street
Death by Own Action Ends 87-Year-Old In City Boarding House
Gustav Edmund Sells, 87, shot himself in a 400 East Fiftieth Street boarding house yesterday morning. He held an open newspaper with obituary notices as the fatal shot was fired. A young woman questioned Mrs. Faytok, owner’s wife, after the discovery and left in distress. Police believe a letter to the woman accompanied the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Edmund Sells
East Fiftieth Street
John Faytok
Coroner Sets Aside Verdict in Moriarty Death In Bronx
Coroner Schwannecke opened an inquest into Captain Daniel Moriarty’s death in the Bronx on September 5. The jury’s finding that Osterholm struck the blow was set aside as not supported by the evidence after about sixteen witnesses, including James McLaughlin and Patrolman Albert Weiss, testified. Osterholm was arrested in Middletown and admitted being with Moriarty but claimed confusion about events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwannecke
Daniel Moriarty
Bronx
L. E Osterholm
Ee Moriarty
James McLaughlin
Moriarty
Albert Weiss
Osterholm
Oroner Schwannecke
Qsterholm
Middletown
N.Y
Mayflower to sail for Kingston on scientific mission
E H Scull of Harvard with six companions and a Japanese cook denied plans to hunt sunken treasure. The Mayflower was cleared at the Custom House and will sail for Kingston Jamaica to collect four divers for a science oriented expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Scull
Harvard
Custom House
Ulmer Park
Kingston
Jamaica
Washington
Forest fires menace towns across Maine and Adirondacks
Nationwide blaze coverage reports Maine fires threatening 14 towns in eight counties with Brooksville at greatest risk as crews defend Meadow Brook. smoke drifting to Boston. Adirondack and Catskill fires worsen though rains hoped. Authorities note dry conditions and scarce manpower, with hunters blamed for some blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
State of
Maine
Brooksville
Hancock County
W. G. Tousey
Tufts College
Eugene Cousins
Lisbon
Proctor
James Miller
Piscataquis
Ndroscoggin
Somerset
Oxford
York
Cumberland
Penobscot
Forest fires threaten timber lands on Mount Tom and nearby areas
Winsted Connecticut reports a forest fire on Mount Tom destroyed large tracts of timber and endangered Summer homes on the Twin Lakes side while burning since Wednesday night. Firefighting crews worked through the night as flames neared the mountain summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Winsted, Conn
Mount Tom
Twin Lakes
Park Department Proposes Appeal Over Tire Chains in City Parks
Commissioner Henry Smith of the Park Department backs appealing Justice Davis ruling legalizing tire chains on park roads. He argues chains damage roads and costs rise for repairs, while advocating proper tires and asphalt roads to protect park character. He notes the case affects taxpayers and could be appealed by the Corporation Counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Park Department
Justice Davis
Smith
Corporation Counsel
New York
Ex Chief Pond Arrested in Mountainview Case
J Warren Pond once chief forest fish and game protector of New York was arrested at his Mountainview home in Franklin County and brought to Utica. He faces a grand larceny in the second degree charge alleging improper retention of $100 paid in November 1904 as a penalty from a violator of game laws, with the warrant sworn by W B J Williams, a Utica attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
J. Warren Pond
Forest
Fish and Game Protector
New York
Mountainview
Franklin County
Pond
Speede
W. B. J. Williams
Parson Celebrates 1000th Wedding in Jersey City
The Rev. Gottlieb Andrea of the German Reformed Church in Jersey City will mark his thousandth wedding ceremony next Wednesday night. Andrea, a pastor of twenty five years, has set a record as a marrying parson in New Jersey and his ceremony fees have funded his son and daughter’s college education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Andrea
Real estate broker held on extortion charge in Brooklyn
Joseph Solotovsky of 4u Graham Avenue Brooklyn faced New Jersey Avenue Police Court on extortion allegations by William Barean a fabricator of women garments at Junius Belmont. Barean says Solotovsky threatened to reveal a supposed romance and demanded 50 dollars to prevent disclosure. police were alerted after a planned payment meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Solotovsky
Graham Avenue
Brooklyn
New Jersey Avenue
William Barean
Minsdale Street
Barean
Junius and
Belmont Avenues
Solotovsky
F ‘Rarcan
Korcan
Trio Arrested in Death of Daniel O Herlihy
Robert Singer and John Kindregan were charged with causing the death of Daniel O Herlihy of 197 St Nicholas Avenue after an incident on Second Avenue near Fortieth Street. O Herlihy died from a fractured skull in hospital. John O Herlihy, the deceased’s son, testified he and his father had been drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Singer
East Forty-ninth Street
John Kindregan
First Avenue
Daniel O'Herlihy
St. Nicholas Avenue
Lower Hospital
Kindregan
Schrady
Singer Pras
Second Avenue
Fortieth Street
O'Herlihy
Young O'Herlihy
Blow Strick
Arrival of Buyers Register by Telephoning 1000 Bryant
A long list of merchants and addresses appears under the heading Arrival of Buyers. The column invites readers to register by telephone at 1000 Bryant and catalogs numerous firms from Autrim to Duffy & McInnerney Co, with locations in cities like Philadelphia Baltimore Memphis and Denver and products from dry goods to hosiery and cloaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Autrim
Pittston
Penn
BF. Autrim
St. Denis Ho& Silverman
Philadelphia
W. Silverman
Hotel Atheam
Church
aMeChurch Street
Montgomery Fair
Montgomery
Ala
W. Ashley
Chrerceh
Ree & Curtis Company
Eating
C. Laubach
Church Street
Renit & Co
Baltimore
W. Oo
Ress
Joslyn Dry Goods Company
Denver
Col
W. Sruce
Church &I
Ide Brothers
Albany
W. Ide. Dellars
Elotel Hermitage
Erstein
S. Trautman
Hotel York
Green, Joyce Co
Columbus
Ohio
W. YY
Leonard
Leonard Street
Hoffman House
Gimbs ‘Brothers
O. D. Glenn
Broadway
St. Denis
Lamson Brothers Company
Toledo
H. A. Bureste
WH. J. Kaufman
Inion Saantet
Park Avenue Eotel
Sons& Co
Washington, D. CC
M. M. Hennell
Toffman House
Long, Jonas, Sons
Wilkesharra
C. Heltzman
W. FE. Haywood
Dress Gomls
Allks
City Auction Catalog Promotes Retail Listings in New York
A dense commerce guide lists numerous vendors across Manhattan and nearby streets. Firms such as Otto Thurnaner, A. A. Vantine & Co., G. Cohn & Co., Krauss & Co., and Parker Brothers advertise wares from ALCOHOL APPLIANCES to TOYS. The directory covers departments from BASKETS to WATCHES and ROAD map-like notices for buyers seeking contact details and product ranges in late 19th or early 20th century retail pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Fur
Imp
Otto Thurnaner
20Th St
Myres
Max M
Broadway
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St
Otto Thurnauer
20Th In
G. Cohn & Co., Inc
Excelsior Sik Waist Co
E.8th St
Seltzer & Harris
W. 20Th
Banks & Co
Warren St
David van Blerkom
Phoenix
Berliner, Strauss & Meyer
Samstag & Hilder Bros
M. J. Averbeck Mfg
Maiden Lane
G& FR
H. Schulthers
Vesey St
Edwin J. Schwabe
St. Broadway
N.Y
Bankruptcy Notices Hit Multiple Firms in New York
Several bankruptcy petitions filed against H. Wasindorf Trother firm and partners at 07-96 2b Keekene Street, with liabilities around 158,460 and assets about 2,500. Other schedules show Glasberg Brothers & Levin and Robert Johnston & Co. among notable debtors. receivers appointed and creditors including Claflin Company, National Butchers, and Metropolitan Hotel Supply Co. listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wasindorf
Trother
Harry
Samuel J. Kasimierf
W. Kisinderf & Trother
Keekene Street
Thes Creditnvs
Hi. BL. Claflin
Eldridge Street
BOB. Claflin Company
Save It
Arthur Mall
Arthur Hall
Walden
Glasberg Prothers & Levin
Glasberg Brothers & Levin
West Third Street
Sheny
Guolds
Boston
Chicago
Awepicsn Woulen Company
Rae & 5
Sind National
Butchiers
Crave Bank
Meyris Giashere
Sammel Giasberg
Nathan Schéchtz
Minnie @eller
Fe Fein
Robent Ionnston
Emira HA. Johnston
Jone
Nartoers
Imiividucdt
Nofple Mane Acth Re
Suepcey Company
Far North and Canada Reported Weekly Financial Failures
Dreadstreet notes 265 failures in the United States this week with regional totals and year comparisons from 1907 to 1964. Canada shows 25 failures, and losses range across states and territories with many cases filed including names and sums such as Babbino 123 and J Lang 82, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreadstreet
United States
Mitcie
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Far West
Heel Territories
Canada
Lacey
Sswy
Legal notice of multiple property liens and settlements
A fragmented list shows several 1908 and 1980s dates with pairs of individuals and firms such as Cerottio Salvador M and Kretsch, Landon Albert R Griffin, plus Nehlen Andrew T and Frank V Strauss Co. Amounts range from 120 to 774 dollars, with vacated actions and monetary judgments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerottio
Salvador
Kretsch
Landon
Albert R. Griffin
Nehlen
Andrew T
Frank V. Strauss& Co
Layton
Stosenberg, Sestonion—Corneill Lead Col
Tayior
Joseph A
J. C. Grau
I Strasbourger
Harry—B. Polansky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morrison
Cooper
Capt. Rains
Dr. Manson
M’adoo
Service Board
Wabash
Sues
Miss Klippenburg
Commerce School
THE
Tuberculosis Congress
Coney Rowdies
Gangs of Boys
Sells
Capt. Moriarty
Catskill
Adirondacks
Wisconsin
Charles River
State Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Emmons
Tupper Lake
Cross Clearing
Catskill Mountains
Hussey Hill
Westmore Railroad
Rondout Creek
Duluth
Mich
Grand Marais
Grand Maris
Chicago Bay
Montreal
Quebec Province
Auto Tire Chains
Commissioner Smith
Barcan
Otto Thornaner
Alligator
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
Wille
St. Oriental
Ah Thurnaner
Diamond Brass Co
West 65Th St
Green
East 11Th St
A. Davis & Co
H. N. Shulman & Co
Louis Rothschild
W. 20Th St
Misses’ & Children
S. Hyman Marks
E. 18Th St
Hygienile Corset Co
34Th St
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine, A. A., & Co
East
18Th St
M.j.averbeck
Plume & Atwood Mfg. Co
B. Shackman & Co
Louis Meyers
Parker
B. Brager
Walker St
G. Kimpel
E Adams
Fenry Hissoy
Bankrtpexy
4Aneda Avariaman
Roing Thusi
tt-Dress Company
West Recat
Dhess
Sip Hess
Fourth Street
Way
American Parer Trax Manufacturing Company
Worth Street
Norwalk
Nathaniel Prentiss
Barrkruptcr
Charles J. Cohn
Edmond Hi. Laterey
Edmond H.lainley
JA2
Fourth Avenue
Assumm
William
Hattl
Key
Re Avenue
Aleldia
C. Sciandone
Finn
Pleasant Spring Distilling Co
Guarino, Peter
Pasqualina
J. B. Kiisheimer, Jr
Gwrer
G. W
J. A. Vincent
Grovsheek
G. J. Helmer
Harper
W. G
J. LB. Owens
He Wchman
F. Ornowitz
Hartshorne
Ludwig, Baumann & Co
B. Craft
sSame
J. I. Heynolds
Same
N. FL Kelly
Simh— AW
Heynelds
Koppelman
Ferkidees
Eaffman
A.L- M
Taylor
E. Eilers
Euler
Klein
C. J
A. G
Wintner
Feqieeh M
Kotzen Realty, Co. M._Lazaroff
Jackson. Plumbing Co
L. Kotzen
J. Jordan Et al
Siiheimer
Leonderman
Samea
Aete Link
Scott
Softer
Stound
Wim F
Steut
J. E.same
Schuitz
Sutphin
Schuize
J. E
Schlitz
Same i Streeter
Wm. E
Ker
M.same
Saker
J. von Lengerke
Stewart
Sreith
Stee Rink
WS Smith
Sirtek
J. Ff
Pus Schaffer
B. I—L. Real
Smotinsky
S. Littman
Sennett
J. Boyd Et al
Salaman
F- A
W. E. Ellis
Citzens
Bank of Mristal
Satz. A
L- Gelber
E. Siegal F
J. Refehman
Travers
J. Wilson
Ward. P
Wilkinson
Netal Realty Co
Whewell W . EL. Senith
J. Este
Theich
Adath Jeshurum
M. Teitker
Lester Realty Co
Lester Cohen—Neil & Brinker Co
McCormick -Coast, Co
D. H. Taylor
Aeste (Americart Ltd
Melopean Co
J. M. Brownson
Kueghler
Babbing
J. Babbino
Barnett
JM. Ziskind
Bergen
G. A—S. Bradley
Eee
Sarah and
Ilannah
M.rosen
Bioch
Gould
Bruckner
F. C
J. Lang
Irving National Exchange Bank
Feldman
H. L. Goldberg
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