Keystone Sold at Half Million in Broadway Real Estate Trade
A Keystone six story elevator apartment on a 99.11 by 125 foot plot at 145th Street and Broadway sold to an investor for $500,000. John W. Kight had built the house. Also sold was No 9 Riverside Drive a four story Drownstone front dwelling on a 21 by 75 foot lot between List and 24th Streets, bought by William H. Gentzlinger who plans extensive alterations and occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slawson & Hobbs
Keystone
Eleator
145Th St
Broadway
John W. Kight
Joseph D. Cranan
Charles Bruno
Riverside Drive
List
William H. Gentzlinger
S. Osgood Pell
Byverett Realty and Construction Company
Nott Ave
East Ave
Bronx
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company
Bank For Savings
West List St
Tower Building to Go in Broadway Redevelopment
The Tower Building at 50 Broadway, the first steel skeleton frame office tower, will be torn down to make way for a 38 story office complex by Broadway and New Street Realty Co. Milton I. Deuel presides. Plans by W. C. Hazlett. Construction cost 3,475,000. Frontages A Broadway 119 ft and New St 80.2 ft. Rebuilt business districts followed its 1888 plan by Bradford L. Gilbert. bureau of buildings faced code gaps before approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New St
Broadway and
New Street Realty Company
Milton I. Deuel
W. C. Hazlett
Bradford L. Gilbert
Bureau of Buildings
Real estate giants Armstong and Cook buy Bound Brook tract
Armstrong & Cook of Toronto purchase 300 acres in Bound Brook New Jersey for subdivision. They plan 20 to 30 houses priced 5000 to 10000 each with paved streets water and sewers. Train service attracted them and Henry Sherin of 452 Fifth Ave facilitated NJ deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong & Cook
Toronto
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Cuba
British Columbia
Bound Brook
N. J
New Jersey
Henry Sherin
Fifth Ave
Numerous leases reported across Manhattan properties
Denzer Brothers lease the second loft at 31 to 35 West 15th for years. Pisghe Realty third loft at 48 and 50 West 21st. H L Moxy loft at 0 Broadway. fourth loft 209 to 219 Greene. Frederick A Booth leases 114 East 18th to George Ro Bee. H C Senior & Co lists leases: for William B Thom three story 4 West 64th to Cornelius OConnor garage use. four story 2 West 6th to R Leverting. four story 13% West 64th to James Powers. four story 2% West 64th to James Alexander. four story 123 West 64th to Martha Walsh. Duross Co leases 5&8 John St to Edward Weck. Louis Becker & Co leases 215 Amsterdam Ave corner of 19th St for ten years at about 26000 to James Collins and Arthur Mullady for a café.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denzer Brothers
Henry Leszinsky
West 15Th St
Pisghe! Realty Company
21St St
H. L. Moxy
Broadway
Greene St
Frederick A. Booth
East 18Th St
George Ro Bee
H. C. Senior & Co
William B. Thom
James F. Collins
Arthur A. Mullady
Real estate sales reported in brokerage market
Oppenheimer & Co. sold No 1944 10th to 1st sts six story new law house on a 37.6 by 200 ft plot. William C Waulker sold No 1487 Bryant Ave a mod ia three story two family brick. Henry J Humphrey sold No 21 62 West St three five story buildings on a 75 by 338.6 by irregular plot. Schano & Co. sold No 1831 Holland Ave two family house on a 2 by 10 deed lot. P J OConnell sold Bryant Ave plot between 1724 and 173d sts for James A Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheimer & Co
Ist Ave
New Law House
10Th
William C. Waulker
Jacob Kronenberger
Bryant Ave
Henry J. Humphrey
Schano & Co
Levy & Rosenzweig
Holland Ave
P. J. O'Connell
James A. Lynch
Auction room notices list four sales and a withdrawal
In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms at Vesey street two parcels were scheduled for sale. The four story house at 728 St Nicholas Avenue had its sale adjourned to October 12. The premises at 338 and 34 East 108th Street were postponed to August 6. Parcel 763 West End Avenue was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey St
St. Nicholas Ave
East 108Th St
West End Ave
Four Southampton houses leased by Alfred E Schermerhorn
Alfred E. Schermerhorn reports four Southampton rentals on Long Island. Golden Red in First Neck Lane is leased to Edward A. Leroy for L. F. H. Betts complex. Croyder cottage on the Dunes goes to James K. Shaw. Halcyon Lodge on the ocean is leased to William W. Green. Wyllys House in First Neck Lane is leased to F. Y. Daiziel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Schermerhorn
Southampton
Long Island
L. F. H. Betts
First Neck Lane
Edward A. Leroy
Duncan Croyder
Dunes
James K. Shaw
William Chester
Ocean
William W. Green
Local Property Listings Include Multiple 2 Story Frame Dwellings
A series of parcels are listed with owners and architects for four two story frame houses each 21 by 56 feet, and several other dwelling and brick tenement projects. Notable names include Ben son Peterson E Peterson Neville Bager Wergeman and Corbett with architects E Bebeling Howell and others. Values range from 2,500 to 182,000 with loans noted to Title Guarantee and Trust Company and Pine Investing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyer Ave
Benson & Peterson
E Peterson
Valentine Ave
Wes
Enson & Peterson
E Nance
B Ebeling
August Nilson
Neville & Bager
Soren
William Wergeman
Ebeling
Tremont Ave
Theriot Ave
Carolina Keller
Peete
James C Corbett
Harry T Howell
Kepler
Catharine Solomon
Martha W
Alexmander Slowell
Ashtr St
Lenox Ave
Pine Investing Company
Zone sixty feet wide along Mexican border created
Forest Supervisor Harold A. Marshall received notice that President Roosevelt has established a zone sixty feet wide along the Mexican border withdraw ing land from settlement. The move aims to curb smuggling of Asiatics into California amid a federal investigation into an organized network with coast city agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Harold A. Marshall
Washington
Roosevelt
Former Eagle Savings officials arraigned on grand larceny charge
Colonel Edward E. Britton and Frederick H. Schroeder, Quarantine Commissioner, former Eagle Savings and Loan Company officials of Brooklyn, pleaded not guilty through counsel Charles E. Fiske when arraigned before Judge Dike in Kings County Court. They renewed their bail bonds of 300 each at the District Attorney's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Britton
Frederick H. Schroeder
Eagle Savings and Loan Company
Brooklyn
Charles E. Fiske
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Summary
maritime notices list sunrise and sunset times, lunar phase, high water marks for Sandy Hook and Gov Island, and wireless shipping reports for ships including Wes For Line, Italian Prince, Kroonland, Prinz Joachim, and Campania with ports of call such as Southampton Hamburg Naples Antwerp and Liverpool. It includes voyage times, arrivals, and departures for vessels on Monday August 3 and Tuesday August 4 with various shipping lines and harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Saile
Sa Aeenaae
Southampton
American
Maracus
Grenada
Trinidad
Perrambuco
Prince
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Hamburg-Am
Prinzess Irene
Naples
Livy
Kroonland
Antwerp
Red Star
Minneapolis
London
Atlantic
Columbia
Glasgow
Perugia
Algonquin
Jacksonville
Clyde
Alamo
Galveston
Mallory
Hamilton
Norfolk
Old Dom
Campania
Liverpool
Cunard
City of Columbus
Savannah
Venetia
Newfoundland
Red Cross
Philadelphia
San Juan
Red D
Prinz Joachim
Colon
Hamb
Havana
Ward
Alliance
Panama
Coppename
Hayti
D WI
Aec
Jefferson
Kronprinzessin
Bremen
N G
Transpacific Mails Destination and Steamer List
Strathallan and other vessels listed for routes to Tahiti Marquesas Islands via San Francisco Hawaii Japan Corea China and Philippine Islands via Seattle Vancouver and Victoria with sailings Aug 6 Aug 9 Aug 10 and Aug 13. Includes destinations New York Jacksonville Norfolk Curacao and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
San Francisco
Mariposa
Hawaii
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Siberia
Australia
West
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Vancouver
Victoria
Alameda
Seattle
Port of New York Arrivals and Quarantine Notes 1908
At Port of New York on Friday July 31 1908 multiple steamers arrived or left quarantine. Vessels include Lusitania India Hamilton Baltic La Savoie FE Mar City of Memphis Pawnee Indian Monarch Ida Cuneo Italia Prins Willem II and others reporting cabin and steerage passengers cargo and moise. Weather at Sandy Hook noted east-southeast breeze and light seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
Watt
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunards Co. Ltd
India
Seaton
Cardiff
Finch, Edyve & Co
Hamilton
Boaz
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Indian Monarch
Patey
Blyth
Sandy Hook Bay
Sandy Hook
Shipping Movements From Across Ports in Late July
A digest of ships and routes arriving and sailing from Queenstown, Genoa, Montevideo, Fayal, Manila, an, Adelaide, Chefoo, Madras, Wellington, Cape Town, Foochow, and St Helena. Vessels including Kénig Albert, Foxley, Peninsular, Sierra Blanca, Maranhaense, Janeta, Rapallo, Hallamshire, Moltkefels, Stepano tis, Bretz Izel, Kabinga, Cedric, Korona, Helios, Prometheus, Va letto, Trunkby, Cearense, Belle of Scotland, Bluecher, Argenfels, Captain A F Lucas, and others are listed with destinations to New York and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
New York
Liverpool
Genoa
Kénig Albert
Naples
Montevideo
Foxley
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Fayal
Peninsular
Port
Lisbon
Manila
Sierra Blanca
St Vincent
C V
Port Natal
Maranh
Cedric
Thomas
Korona
Demerara
Shields
Helios
Ger
Bremen
Prometheus
Hamburg
Valetta
Antwerp
Middlesborough
Trunkby
Calcutta
Colombo
Philadelphia
St Helena
Aros Castle
Cape Town
Algoa Bay
Scilly
A F Lucas
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THE
Britton and
Schroeder
Marine Intelligence
St. Paul
Minnetonka
Sandy
Rotterdam
Hook
Amerika
Queen
Saratoga
Vera Cruz
Veces “Ward
Seguranca
Orleans
Astil
Barry
Valdivia
Barcelona
Gans Erika
So Iroquo
Mantinea
Seville
Wean Weeee
Finance SS
Rosetti
Barbados
Hamb-Am
Maraval
Carolina -San Juan
Yaprr India
City of
Avannah
Turk Island
Maracaibo Curacao
Red Star Vaderland
New Orleans
So Pac Momus Newessesse
So el No
Ea Alle
New Jersey Real Estate
Strathallan
Argentina
Norton
Aurora
Curacao
Comenche
Princess Anne
Transpacific
Shipping News
Port of
Ida Cuneo
Nor
Port Antonio
Rio Grande
Tampa
Mobile
Italia
Ital
Monroe
Prins Willem LI
St. Marc
Port-au-Prince
Etc
Excelsior
Fshing
Rosario di Giorgio
Taff
Nipe Bay
Atheniana
Port Medway
Navahoe
Wilmington
Georgetown
Vigilancia
Nassau
Santiago
Manzanillo
Lee Lux
Bilbao
Mercedes de Larrinaga
la Plata
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
13Th St
Marlborough - Blenheim
Renine Resort House of America
Atlantic City
Josiah White & Sons
Galen Hall
F. L. Young
Montclair
Montclam
Stratford
A. W. Lyman
Hotel Gramatan
Bronxville
Westchester County, N. Y
N. Y
Grand Central Station
Harlem
N.Y
J. J. Lannin Company
Garden City Hotel
Garden City
L. L
Connecticut
Edgewood
Greenwich
On the Sound
Conn
New Yorks
Superior
D. P. Simpson
Water Gap
Delaware Water Gap
John Purd
COPE
Kittatinny
Gep
Kittatinny Park
G. Frank Cope
Vermont
Halifax
Shelpurne Falls
Greenfield
Mass
Brattleboro
Lake Bomoseen
Ciiterives
W. C. Mound
Hydesville, Vt
Brichton Beach
TRAC
Aero Club Ale America
Jardin V de Paris
F. Ziegfeld
aR.s. Revue
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam Theatre
HENRY W_ SAVAGE
Cohan & Barris
George Evans
Knickerbocker
Geo. M. Cohan
Xankee
Astor Coolest Theatre
Mars
Rcian Herald
Ae Daly
Hawsersteir Sroof
Mats Strude Hofmann
Salome Bernardi
Acceiage
the Quartette
Dreamland Aplan
Luna Park
Hariem
Luna
Atlantic Ave
B’klyn
Sea Beach
West Point
Uxcuralow
American Institute
B. Dayton
Manhattan Beach
J. P. Greaves
Man
Coney Island
R. R
East 34Th Street
Meyers & Scheles
Maurice Levi
Royal Opera Orchestra of Russia
P. Telz
Haines Falls
Catskills
Elevators. Co
C. Becker
Rexmere
Stamford-in-the-Catskills
Bath
Aces Moffatt & Peck, Props
Stamford
Newark
Earlington Richfield Springs
Gasherie DE Witt
Saratoga Springs
Windsor Hotel
R G Smyth
Block Island
34Th Sun
Flatbush Ave
Nostrand Ave
East New York
Montauk
Shinnecock
Long Island R. R. City
Ventnor City, N. J
New York City
Sound Sea
Glenwood
Orient
New Pier & E. R
Hanover
T” Sta
Patarters
E. R
St. E. R
Sagamore
Ft. 31St St. E. R
Wm. F. Romer
Franklin St
129Th St
Str
Homer Ramsdell
Long Branch
Long Island Sound
Clarkson St
223
New London
Norwich
Fisher's Island
Water Hill
Narraganse
Newport
Providence
Boston
New Haven
Bridgeport
N. R
26Th Street
Gray's Ferry Road
F. G. Hodgson
Whitehall Street
I. C
Pittsburg
Chicago
Ill
St. Louis
WM. 5& PA
Governors Island
N.Y. H
Dept. of the East
U.S
A. H. McCauley
A. Q M
Bulard & Whiting CO. Estate
Beekman
River View Manor
Long Island Real Estate
Wayshore
South Bay
Brightwaters
Ackerson
Pines
T. B. Ackerson Company
Nassaust
Assay
Country Property
Eenharming
Washington Co
Eeenaien Nn
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Capital
Liberty Street
Manhattan
Montague Street
Cedar Lake
Lackawanna
Country Board
Aple Farm
Plattsburg, N
F. D
Briarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor, Wi. Y
Grand Centre Station
Scarborough
David B. Plumer
East
46Th St
Siam
Fort Comfort Inn
Piermonton-Hudson
OLD Dutch Grill
Fort Lee
Tarryt Ferwood
Garay J. Francis
Finigan
Paul Smith
Adirondacks
Cegeed
St. Regis
Hain of Lakes
New York Central
Pau
Daas
Pary
Morley's
Lake Pleasant
Hamilton Co
New Hampshire
Waumbek & Cottages
Jefferson, N. H
White Mountains
Charles V. Murpe
Hudson
West Pennt & Newburgh
F. Romer
West 129Th ST
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Palace
Iron Day Line Steamyers
Hendrick Hudson
Albany
Fulton St
Desbrosses St
Mary Powell
Sleany
West Shore
Hudson Str
Smee
Lake Hopatcong
Liberty ST
Rockaway
BEA
East 34Th St
Sta . Loos Island
L200 FM
Foster
Ladies
City Poole
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