Stolen Poodle Recovered After High Drama at Police HQ
Charles M. Rogers and his wife recover their eight month old French Maltese poodle Teddy after a ransom plot led them to a saloon on Houston Street. Detectives confront two men, Joseph Bleck and Joseph Gintel, in a tense arrest at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Rogers
Fifth Avenue
Teddy
Murphy
Jefferson Market Court
Mrs. Rogers
Rogers
Joseph Bleck
East Houston Street
Joseph Gintel
Second Avenue
Mr. Rogers
Gintel
Bleck
Ginter
Governor Fort named executor in Reasoner will
Mrs. Andrew W. Reasoner of East Orange N J dies leaving a residuary estate to Gov John Franklin Fort who is named executor and residuary legatee alongside Edwin G Adams Specific bequests total about 154000 with estate near 200000 Residue estimated 25000 to 40000 to Fort plus other bequests to Byxbee siblings nieces nephews and others Fort appeared as executor before Chancellor Pitney in Trenton Note follows that Reasoner a close friend and former Lackawanna Railroad superintendent widow of a railroad official
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Reasoner
East Orange
N. J
John Franklin Fort
Reasoner
Oscar Wil Condit
Benjamin Chapin
Maggie Bodle
Gov. Fort
Pitney
Trenton
Officers Assigned to Fort Leavenworth Examinations and Duties
The United Service reports numerous U S Army officers receiving temporary duty assignments and promotion examinations. Capt S G Childs and Capt M F Steele depart for Fort Leavenworth and the Chief of Staff office respectively, with many lieutenants listed for examination and duty at Fort Leavenworth and related posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
S. G. Childs
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
W. Marvine
Coast Artillery
Fort Trumbull
M. F. Steele
Sixth Cavalry
Chief of Staff
A. IT. Lasseigne
Fourteenth Infantry
F. BR. Hawkins
Twenty
H. G. Hegeran
GA. Hadsell
G. I. Feeter
R. W. Kingman
B. Davis
H. W. Fleet
Department of Missouri
W. H. Swaine
W. H. Gordon
Fighteenth Infantry
J. Hegood
New London
Fort H
Captain Potter Assigned to Second Division Atlantic Fleet
Captain W. P. Potter receives assignment to the Second Division of the Atlantic Fleet with the rank of Rear Admiral. Commissioned-Commanders H. A. Field and G. R. Slocum and Passed Assistant Surgeon G. Ss. Hathawey listed in the order of appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. ‘Potter
Atlantic Fleet
H. A. Field
G. R. Slocum
G. Ss. Hathawey
Naval Vessel Movements Arrive and Sail to Ports
Movements show Abarenda arriving at Newport News, Tecumseh at Norfolk, and Idaho at Hampton Roads. Sailed vessels include Lebanon from New York to assist the Yankee and Colorado from Bremerton to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Norfolk
Idaho
Hampton Roads
Lebanon
New York
Colorado
Bremerton
San Francisco
Fugitive son of railroad magnate buys car in New York
Arthur Williams 25 son of Ernest Williams a major railroad figure in Virginia and the Carolinas wandered demented after escaping an insanity retreat in Providence. He bought a $5,000 car at H Houpt Auto Agency on Broadway and Fifty third Street before escaping police and bank officials seeking to return him to custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Williams
Ernest Williams
Durham & South Carolina Railroad
Virginia
South Carolina
New York City
Providence
R. I
New York
Colonial Bank
H. S. Houpt Automobile Agency
Young Williams
President Williams
Ernest Willams
Lynchburg
Durham
Garrigan
Central Park
Boulevard
Lafayette
American National Bank of
Garringer
American National of
Houpt Agency
West Sixty-eighth Street
Knickerbocker
Hotel Astor
Williams Patient Under Observation By Doctor In Providence
Special to The New York Times Arthur Willams formerly of Sheppard Pratt Asylum Baltimore is now with Dr French in Providence R I where a specialist studies his case. Willams escaped Pratt last spring and hid at Hot Springs Ark before being brought to Providence. He is the oldest son of Ernest Williams a noted lumber dealer and railroad man of Lynchburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lynchburg
Arthur Willams
Sheppard Pratt Asylum
Baltimore
Providence
R. I
French
Willams
Baltimore Asylum
Williams
Pratt Asylum
Hot Springs
Ark
Ruling Defines Export Date Evidence in Consular Invoices
The Board of United States General Appraisers overruled William H. Masson of Baltimore on the export time rule. It held that the date on a Consular invoice is conclusive for export, and that earlier dated invoices abandoned require reliance on the presented document. The decision states invoice, Consular certificate, and entry are public records不可修改, and that earlier invoice facts cannot be proven by extraneous testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Masson
Baltimore
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Yesterta
Hay
Court calendars for several New York courts special term
Supreme Court special term opens at 10:30 A M with ex parte business. Surrogates Court chambers list wills for probate at 10:30 A M with Richard H Von Minckwitz and James C Bozle. City Court chambers Delehanty opens at 10 A M for ex parte business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gerard
Beckett
Richard H. von Minckwitz
James C. Bozle
City Court
Delehanty
Receivers and Referees Appointed in New York Courts
Supreme Court figures appoint receivers in multiple cases. Gerard J oversees Bach rach versus Michael Weishberg Manfred W Ehrich. Julius Loeb trades with Kotzen Realty. Thomas M Calven leads real estate motions. City Court Delehanty J hears Pisch Jr. versus Petrocell Nathan Greenbaum. Referees appointed in New York include Giegerich J Altmayer versus Lessem Andrew Gilhooly and Gerard J Levenstein versus Cooper William Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Gerard
J.—Philip Bachrach
Michael Weishberg
Manfred
W. Ehrich
Julius Loeb
Kotzen Realty
Company
Thomas M. Calven
City Court—Delehanty
Notice to Creditors Rogers and Pyatt Incorporated
Legal notice in the Southern District of New York requests all creditors to file claims against Rogers and Pyatt Incorporated. Claims must be verified by November 16, 1908, with Special Master David Wallace at 32 Liberty Street Manhattan. The first hearing is November 30, 1908 at 2 PM in Room 915, 32 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers & Pyatt, Incorporated
George C. Holt
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Rogers &Pyatt, Incorporated
Front Street
New York City
David Wallace
Liberty Street
Manhattan
Sealed Bids Sought for Blackwell’s Island Bridge Lighting
The Commissioner of Bridges invites sealed bids or estimates for electric wiring lamps and fixtures to light the Blackwell Island Bridge over the East River between Manhattan and Queens. Bids due by 2 pm Wednesday October 7 1908 at the Department of Bridges 13 to 21 Park Row Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Bridges
Park Row
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Blackwells Island
Hast River
Manhattan
Queens
J. W. Stevenson
Bankruptcy Notices Hit Multiple Firms and Individuals
A bulletin lists numerous bankruptcy filings and assignments in New York, naming Michael J. Deery of 616 Pearl Street, and entities including Mercantile Lumber Co of 1 Madison Avenue, James Fay’s Son plumbers, Barnet Margolies furs at 49 East Ninth Street, Kleinschmidt Howland & Co diamond importers, and Felt Malakoff builders. It details liabilities totaling in the hundreds of thousands with varied asset statements and lists creditors and receivers appointed in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Deery
Pearl Street
Mercantile Lumber Company
Madison Avenue
Louis H. Strouse
Isaac B. Levy
James Fay
James F. Fay
Thomas
J. Flanagan
Sixty-sixth Street
William Allen
Wall Street
Donald McLean
Barnet Margolies
East Ninth Street
Kleinschmidt, Howland & Co
Broadway
Henry 5
Singer
Charles L. B. Snedeker
Lee Reichmann
Smith & Marin
Samuel Smith
Abraham Marin
Wooster Street
Joseph Shoenfeld
Cohen Bloom
Michael Nathan
Joseph . Dannenberg
Joseph Dannenberg
Columbus Avenue
Columbia Bank
Falk & Dannenberg
Moe Dannenberg
Jules Dannenberg
M. Hemmingway, & Sons
Max Stoller
Fifth Avenue
Ishow
Knauth, Nachod & Kuhner
Ladenberg, Thalman & Co
Birkin & Co
Blanch & Co
Eli Pinles
E J. Pinles
Lexington Avenue
Buffalo
Syracuse
Bernard Lavendale
Sam Hiller
Louis Reinecke
Louis Goodman
Lavendale
Buchman & Berkowitz
Samuel Buchman
Fannie Perkowitz
Hester Street
Meyer Marks
A. & J. Schoenberg
New York
Adams
Harry Osterman
Grand Street
Henry Ciuzio
Francis H. Griffin
Alexander ‘Nathan
Alexander Nathan
East Eighty-ninth Street
Leonard Street
Escambra County
Fla
McGay Machinery Company
James Talbott
I. H. Maaget & Co
Israel
H. Maaget
Great Jones Street
Barnet
Manget Company
Felt & Malakoff
Lenox Avenue
West 118Th Street
106Th Street
Ninety-fifth Street
Ninety-sixth Street
Germania Life Insurance Company
Central Trust Company
Maria M Baltz
Charles E. Hess
Flealy Mortgage Company
Union Exchange Bank
Chelsea Exchange Bank
Maxwell Dempsey
Abraham Felt
West 123d
Debtor Creditor Judgments Filed May 1908 to Sept 1908
Breakdown of judgments filed with dates from 1901 to 1908 listing debtor names such as Dordtmeyer Korn Baum and others alongside creditor entities like Commercial Letters Credit Co and State Bank with amounts ranging from 5 to 8,857 dollars. Entries include various pairings, dates, and sums, some labeled canceled or vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dordtmeyer
M. C. Gross
L. A. Tanzer
Same
JI .Korn
E. Baum
Engel
M. Donbosky
L. A
W. J. Garver
Nulle
P.—S
S. Zarek
van Holten
Arrival of Buyers in City Trade Columns
A catalog of buyers and agents listed with firms across the United States including Greenbaum Weil Michels in San Francisco and Lipman Wolfe in Portland. Entry details show agents and addresses such as 72 Leonard Street New York and hotels like Holland House and Breslin. Other names include Seybold Dry Goods Logansport and Sisson Dry Goods Oneonta with products from domestics to linens and carpets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbaum
Weil & Michels
San Francisco
Cal
Michels
Leonard Street
Hoffman House
Lipman, Wolfe & Co
Portland
Ore
M. H. Lamond
Hale Brothers
Sacramento
G. A. Stuart
Broadway
Albany
Burton, Pierce & Co
Boston
Mass
A. Pierce
Northrop
D. C
Cleveland
Ohio
New Grand Hotel
Sisson, B. F., & Co
Oneonta
N. Y
B. F. Sisson
Marlborough
Stelzer, A., Company
Holyoke
W. J. Reardon
Cadillac
Olds, Wortman & King
E. J. Oliver
Breslin
Stewart& Co
Baltimore
M. W. McKnight
A. E. Evans
Church Street
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
A. Levy
Sixth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Holland House
Guide for Buyers Catalog of New York Shops and Goods
A dense list of merchants and products across Manhattan addresses including G. Cohn & Co. 337 Broadway and M. J. Averbeck Mfg. 10 12 Maiden Lane. Items span ALCOHOL APPLIANCES to WATERPROOF TARPAULINS with firms such as Diamond Brass Co. 183 West 65th St and Belchow & Righter 267 Canal St. near Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cohn & Co., Inc
Broadway
Alligator Leather Goods
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
E. 34Th St
M. Wille
A. Davis & Co
21St St
H. L. Shulman & Co
Louis Rothschild
Misses’ & Children’s
Boston
Hygienic Corset Co
34Th St
Myres
Max M
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St
Belchow & Righter
Canal St
Bway
LL. H. Mace & Co
E. Houston &J
Deuber, Elgin and Waltham
W. Rubenstein
Maiden Lane
John Sullivan & Sea
Many Churches Schedule Sunday Services Across Manhattan
Amity Baptist Church and others announce morning and evening services. list includes Central Baptist Fifth Avenue Baptist Memorial and more with pastors named and sermon topics such as The Ministry of the Invisible World and Christ the Way. Strangers invited and Bible School at 9:45 A.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Baptist Church
Washington Square
Edward Judson
Bankrupts' Plant Offered For Sale In New York District Court
The Eastern District of New York offers the entire plant of Morris Neufeld Charles Neufeld and Samuel Perlmutter doing business as Neufeld & Company for sale. The trim mill on a Van Sinderen and Blake corner lot includes real estate, $17,000 in machinery, lumber, rolling stock, sheds and fixtures. Sealed bids due Sept 30 1998. deposits 5 percent. bids opened 2 PM Sept 30. trustee may withdraw assets. sale requires court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Eastern District of New York
Morris Neufeld
Charles Neufeld
Samuel Perlmutter
Copartners
Neufeld & Company
United States District Court For
Eastern District of
New York
van Sinderen and
Blake Avenues
United States District Court
District of
Charles D. Chase
Nassau Street
New York City
Williams, Folsom & Strouse
Nassau St
Manhattan
Munoz Boiler assets to be sold in bankruptcy sale
United States District Court Southern District of New York schedules a bankruptcy sale of Munoz Boiler Company assets on Friday October 2 1908 at 10 30 A M Sealed bids 10 percent cash deposit may be submitted at No 2 Rector Street with inspection windows 9 to 5 and offices of Harrisburg Boiler Company or Munoz Boiler Company Harrisburg Pa If bids fail sale proceeds October 6 1908 at No 2 Rector Street Manhattan New York City conducted by official auctioneer Charles Shongood Receiver Elbert B Hamlin Oppenheimer Schreier attorneys 170 Broadway New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
Munoz Boiler Company
Munoz
Rector Street
Munoz Roiler Company
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Boiler Company
Charles Shongood
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Elbert B. Hamlin
Oppenheimer & Schreier
Broadway
Boro
New York City
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of
New York
William H. Spelman
Nathaniel S. Smith
William Street
Borough of Manhattan
Auction of Summers Mercantile assets in New York
In the Southern District of New York bankruptcy matter Summers Mercantile Co. assets include cloaks suits dry goods and fixtures with lease at 10 W 2nd St to be sold Tuesday Oct 6 1908 at 10 30 A M at 10 W 23d St Manhattan by order of the court Edward S Thomas is Receiver Leonard Bronner attorney for the Receiver 309 Broadway New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Summers Mercantile CO
Chas. Showgood
A. S
Borough of Manhattan
Edward S. Thomas
Leonard Bronner
B'way
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church Services Teat New York City
Church notices list morning and evening services across several parishes in New York. The Church of the Ascension and Church of the Incarnation announce sermons and Holy Communion, with present rectors Percy Stickney Grant and W M Grosvenor respectively. St Bartholomew's at Madison Avenue and 44th Street lists Holy Communion at 11 A M and Evening Prayer at 5 P M with Rev Leighton Parks and Rev R S W Wood. Eglise du Saint Esprit holds Sunday divine service at 10:30 A M and 7 P M under Rev Wittmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Iacopal Church
60Th St
Wallace MacMullen
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Madison Av
C. H. Parkhurst
I. D
George R. Montgomery
Montgomery
University Place Presbyterian Church
Cor. of
Trh St
George Alexander
Church of the Ascension
Percy Stickney Grant
Walter E. Clifton Smith
Church of the Incarnation
35Th St
W. M. Grosvenor
A. M
Eglise du
St. Bartholomew's Church
44Th St
Leighton -Parks
D. D
R. S. W. Wood
Gospel Tabernacle Church
A. B. Simpson
F. E. Marsh
Multiple New York Churches Schedule Autumn Services
A list of sermons and services across New York churches including Middle Collegiate Church Marble Collegiate Church St Nicholas Church West End Collegiate Lenox Avenue Madison Ave Reformed South Church All Souls All Souls Unitarian Church Messiah Church Divine Paternity Gospel Tabernacle New Thought Church Carnegie Hall and Plaza Studios with speakers such as Rev. John G Fagg Rev David J Burrell Rev W Robson Notman Rev Henry E Cobb Rev Benj E Dickhaut Rev Edgar Tilton Jr Rev Thomas Reed Bridges Rev Robert W Courtney Rev Robert Collyer Rev John Haynes Holmes Rev Merle St Croix Wright Julia Seton Sears W Ellis Williams and others. Services noted at 11 AM and varying evening times with preparatory lectures and special speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Collegiate Church
Sth Ave
29Th St
David Jas. Burrell
D. D
Alfred E. Myers
M. Mornis
Jesus
Burrell
First Church
Madison Ay. Reformed Church
Cor
57Th St
W. J. Dawson
South Church
Madison Av
38Th St
Thomas Reed Bridges
Munister
Church of the Messiah
34Th St
Cor, Park Ay
Robert Collyer
John Haynes Holmes
Holmes
Bankrupt notices from New York courts summarize several cases
Bankruptcy notices announce adjudications in New York Southern District. Louis Leibovitz and Samuel Horowitz of Leibovitz & Horowitz are proclaimed bankrupt on September 17, 1908 with first creditors meeting set for October 6, 1908 at 10:30 AM at 15 Broadway. Joseph Dannenberg, Isaac Greenberg, and William H. Spelman are also listed with creditors meetings, proposed compositions, and court dates in October 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the
United States
Southern District of
New York
Louis Leibovitz
Samuel Horowitz
Leibovitz & Horowitz
Leibovitz
A. D
A. PD
Stanley W. Dexter
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Cedar Street
City and County of New York
Falk & Dannenberg
John J. Townsend
United States District Court
Isaac Greenberg
United States District
United States Court, House and Post Office
Shipping and Mails Mini Almanac Today
Shipping list and tides for today with sunrise and sunset times. It notes arrivals and sailings of vessels such as Pallanza Hamburg Graft Waldersee Baltic New York Monterey Phoenix Argentina Ole Bull Den of Kelly Prinz Eitel Friedrich El Dorado Queen Eleanor Sirocco Monroe Hamilton City of Columbus with destinations including Havana Rotterdam Santa Marta and Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallanza
Hamburg
Hartsure
Baltic
Liverpool
New York
Rotterdam
Monterey
Havana
Phoenix
Till Cove
Argentina
Trieste
Acre
Rio Janeiro
Ole Bull
Cardenas
den of Kelly
Algiers
Prinz Eltel Friedrich
Santa. Marta
el Dorado
Galveston
Victoria
Sirocco
Oran
Lane
Monroe
Norfolk
Hamilton
City of Columbus
Savannah
Ocean liners reported by Marconi east of Sandy Hook
Incoming and outgoing vessels from Europe and other ports announced by Marconi wireless. SS Furnessiu from Glasgow. SS Minnetonka from London. SS Narragansett from Liverpool. SS Pring Friedrich Wilhelm from Bremen. Campania from Liverpool. SS Amerika from Hamburg. SS Provence from Havre. SS St Louis west of Lizard. SS Caronia west of Fastnet. Due times range from today to Monday at various piers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnessiu
Gliesgow
Marconi Wireless
Sandy Hook
Minnetonka
London
Narragansett
Liverpool
Pring Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Cape Face
Campania
Nantucket
Amerika
Hamburg
Provence
Havre
St. Louis
Marcon
Wireless
Lizard
Plymouth
Caronia
Fastnet
Queenstown
Foreign Ports Arrived and Sailed List
Ships arriving at foreign ports include Arable at Queenstown in September and others such as Fortuna at Marseilles and Kelvingrove at Santos with varied arrival dates. Sailing departures include Bluecher from Southampton and Cedric from Queenstown with dates in September. Mail routes note ships to New York and Pacific destinations via Hawaii and Asia with October schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Altonia
Naples
Atrata
Jamaica
Kelvingrove
Santos
Fortuna
Marseilles
Duca Degli Abruzzi
Genoa
Steglindse
Rio Janeiro
Indrawadi
Gibraltar
Alice
Trieiste
Bayonne
Algiers
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Brooklyn City
Bristol
Tudor Prince
Port Salad
Bermudian
Bermuda
Orinoco
Weather Forecast and Cyclone Update for Atlantic Region
The cyclophrate disturbance east of the Lesser Antilles moved west-northwest near St. Kitts and progressed slowly eastward. Snows fall in Wyoming and Montana with winds along the New England to East Coast regions moderate to fresh, fair weather near the Grand Banks, and mainly fair conditions in Eastern New York New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania for today and Sunday. Temperature summary shows a 73 degree average for yesterday with highs around 80 and lows near 68 with humidity around 85 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lesser Antilles
West Indies
St. Kitts
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Wyoming
Montana
Eagland
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Public sale in bankruptcy of Samuel R Olmsted assets
In the matter of Samuel R Olmsted and Co Bankrupt Charles Shen of New York, by order of the Court, sells Friday October 2 1908 at 130 A Street and 377 4th Ave T Borough of Manhattan assets of the bankrupt including paints oils varnishes stains 43 Bowser Pump outfit brushes bronze wax lacquer enamels shellac safes office furniture and fixtures. George or Graves Receiver Williams Folsom and Strouse Attorneys for Receiver 115 Nassau St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Hbankruptcy
Samuel R Olmsted & CO
Chas. Shengood
A. S
A. ST
4Th. Av
T Borough of
Manhattan
Bowser Pump Outfit
C. George Or Graves
Williams. Folsom & Strouse
Nassau St
N. Yor
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Tor
Fortune
Jersey
the United Service
Army
the Navy
Williams of
Durham Road
Samuel Schiff & Co
D. Hartman & J. van Praag
Auct’s
5Th Ave
Franklin
Lorrane Collection Agency
Worth
Altman
G. H. Bruce
Altschiller
Sam
Schulman Altschuller
Schulman
Altschuler
F. Folk
Benz
T. D. Foster
Bernatsky
A.—S. Bangser
Burckel
A—E. Cook
Benisch
M. ‘Meyer
Detwiller & Street Fireworks Mrs. Co
Carrassat
Etekwitgi
Campbell
J. A
P. Rebecchi
Cohen
F.-N. du Bois
Consort
N. Fees Co
Cohn
Osts
Forney
Mubray W
A. Oliver
Flamm
Israel—R. Marder
Grossman
Rosie
Asif Putzel & Co
Graham
Robert—M. Orlean
Goodman, F. F., Inc
A. Wallerstein
Golomb
Isaac M
Klein
H. Ward
Muteldorf
A. Melke
Mushkowitz
Tika
H. Romer
S. M. Israel
Metchik
J. Barron
S. M.israel
F. N. du Bois
Packard
J. T
North American Mercantile Agency Co
Robber
M.—Kirkman & Son
Price
J. J
J. F. Meader
Poillon
J. E
M. E. Chatry
Rehberger
Rothenberg
J. W
Rousseau
J. M
O. J. Stephens, Inc
Risbrough
E. P
T. F. Kearney
Simon
Rose—Billings, King & Co
Silbert
L. Hellinger
Siegelbaum
L. Greenberg
Schlessinger
S.M
Israel Et al
C.—Mohawk Condensed Milk Co
Steffen
Iron Clad Mfg. Co
Shapiro
Harry
Gottlieb— Clark-Hutchinson Co
Schlam
Jennie
John—R. Oppenheim
Stewart
W. D
L. H
Met. Engineering Co
Tesla
R. H. Sherwood
Thompson
F. P. Hoffman
Turnbull
Tallman
M. M
Tate
C. F
Thackery
W. F
Toll
G.—S. Stoller
Trumble
William
City of
Tracity
Michael—Same
Tupper
Charles H.same
Tyson
Abraham—Same
Twomey Thomas—Same
Tobin
Richard—Same
Thonsen
Christian—Same
Tonkonogy
Pearl
Trautman
Joseph—Same
Charles
Townsend
George O
Charles—Acker
Merrall & Condit Co
Varian
James A
Wwahlheimer
George—Same
Walsh
Mary A.—Same
Wales
William A.—Same
Margaret A.—Same
Wasman
Harris—Same
Ward
Wagner
Walter E.—J
F. Thompson
Empire State Garage
D. Grieme Coal Co
Atlas Motor Co
Olin J. Stephens, Inc
Hicks
American Auto
S. Rheinfrank Co
Y. N.Y
Ein 1000 Bryant
Spitzer & Harris
Banks & Co
Warren
David van Blerkom
Baptist
Amity Baptist Church
West 54Th St
Leighton Williams
Central Baptist Church
D St
West Broadway
Frank M. Goodchild
Cacete
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
West 46Th ST
Charles F.aeed
Madison Av. Baptist Church
Cor. 31St St
Henry M. Sanders
Mount Morris Baptist Church
Ith
126Th St
J. Herman Randall
Washington Heights Baptist Church
Convent
Rufus P. Johnston
Broadway Tabernacle
du Bois H. Loux
Lutheran
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Methodist Episcopal
Grace Church
Temple
W. L. Davidson
John Wesley Hill
St. Andrew's M. E
J. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
West End
George
P. Eckman
NEW Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
Park and
Lexington Avs
Julian K. Smyth
Presbyterian
Fifth Avenue News
William Richards
Robert Davis
Richards
Central Presbyterian Church
West 57Th St
Bet
Wilton Merle Smith
George H. Smyth, JR
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ser
Bee Eee Faeay Street
Stevenson
Edwin F. Hallenbeck
D.D
Ste
Hallenbeck
the Jordan
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Cor. West. End
Edgar Whitaker Work
Paastor
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Northeast Corner
Henry Sloane Coffin
Raymond Jenliffe
J. E. Frame
Old First Presbyterian Church
5Th Av
Howard Duffield
James A. McCague
David Gregg
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Ted St
Robert Mackenzie
Mackenzie
West End Presbyterian Church
Edwin Kelgwin
J. Garland Hamner, Jr
Keigwin
West Presbyterian Church
Anthony H. Evans
Protestant Episcopal
Reformed Church
Middle Collegiate Church
2D Ave
7Th St
John G. Fagg
A.J. Muste
St. Nicholas
W. Robson Notman
Chicago, Ill
West End Collegiate Church
West End Ave
77Th St
Henry Evertson Cobb
Sith St. Reformed Church
8Th Av
Robert W. Courtney
Society OF Friends
Religious ‘Society of Friends
East 15Th St
Rutherford Place
Manhattta
Schermerhorn St
Boerum Place
Brooklyn
Unitarian
All Souls
20Th &T
Thomas R. Slicer
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
Church of the Divine Paternity
Frank Oliver Hall
New Thought Church
Carnegie Hall
Julia Seton Sears
New Thought
Plaza
West 58Th
W. Ellis Williams
Nathaniel & Smith
Shipping and Mails
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