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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

Page

4

Jay Street Block Sold Landmark of Jay Street History

James W. Taylor of Sterling Realty sells for the Estate of Sarah Taylor and others the five story brick and stone commercial building at 334 Greenwich and 8211 Washington streets, a Jay Street landmark since 1864. The largest warehouse in the area, once famed for a stone sidewalk and noted as fireproof by architect Marc Bidlitz.

James W. Taylor Sterling Realty Company Sarah Taylor Jay St Greenwich Washington Sts Washington St Taylor Marc Bidlitz New York John R. Davidson Walter A. Reynolds M. G. Hopf Manhattan Ave M. & L. Hess Astor Freund Brothers & Story Broadway Vanderbilt Clinic of Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons Amsterdam Ave Louis Schrag Margaret H. Jones Girls’ Friendly Society West 22d St William Waldorf Co Broome St

Auction Room Real Estate Sales Report Details Multiple Parcels

Real estate sale outcomes from the Real Estate Exchange and Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange list numerous properties on East 166th Street to Avenue A and surrounding blocks. Purchasers include Harold City Real Estate Co and Metropolitan Improvement Co with totals ranging from about 1,850 to 106,100 dollars, plus taxes and prior mortgages noted. multiple firms and attorneys listed as agents and referees.

Real Estate Exchange Herbert A Sherman 166Th St Union Harold City Real Estate Co Agt Louis Lese Et Atty Clarence R Freeman Gaxes Samuel Goldsticker 109Th St Ist Ave William Ehrlich Umberto Arnone Herrmann Atty John T McGovern Metropolitan Improvement Co Joseph P R Brooklrn Joseph P. Day Dumont Ave Cor Williams Fix Adolph Henning Annie Kessier Nicholas Aleinikoff Attr Nassau St. Maes Stephen D Stephens Plaintiff Wiliam H. Smith Flushing Ave. S Sanford Patrick H McElroy Abraham Orlonski Wm L W Cor Marcy Ave George Harper Annie Epstein Feminando Selinger Joseph McCogan H & Shievin Rockaway Ave Abraham Levy Louis Rosenberg Durack & Durack Attre Edward J Connolly

Bradstreet July Building Gains in Fifty-One Cities

Bradstreet reports July 1998 building operations across 51 U.S. cities rose for the first time in over a year, with total expenditures about 35.6 million dollars higher year over year. New York City led gains, while most cities showed increases though June comparisons remained mixed, with New York also showing a June dip.

Bradstreet’s United States New York City Bradstreet Manhattan The Bronx New York T. D. Green Woodward New Yorke City

Causes of C. P. Strike in Canada

Toronto reports an estimated 6,400 Canadian Pacific Railway workers on strike after orders to strike from the international executive. Eastern workers cite grievances over hours, demerit systems, and monthly pay. Westerners seek shifts of three eight hours with overtime rules. Pickets operate at works. pay during strike is set for single and married men. Conciliation board disputes include apprentice ratios, drill press use, and boilermaker classifications. Company argues wage cuts for certain classifications, while workers dispute ambiguity in lost time compensation and Winnipeg rulings affecting Montreal evidence.

Toronto Canadian Pacific Railway Canada International Executive Timev Winnipeg Montreal Cific Railway Company Manitoba Canadian Pacific Railroad Swift Current Medicine Hat Moose Jaw Canadian Pacific Railroaad Canadian Pacific United States J. C. McVer International Union Federation of Labor St. Paul Chicago A. R. Somerville Bell Hardy Canadian Union Whyte Vancouver Conciliation Board Ottawa Lemieux Minneapolis, St. Paul & Ste. Marie Minneapolis Martin Minneapolis, St. Paul B. C

Arbitration Seeks Intervention as Workers Strike After Finding

The men sought the intervention of the arbitration commission rather than the company’s actions. The company accepted and enforced the commission’s finding, while the workers refused to accept it and proceeded to strike.

Arbitration Commission Sien Peeinene

Bank Closures In Minnesota Amid Suicide at Minneapolis Bank

In Minneapolis the Robbinsdale State Bank closed after stockholders met with State Bank Examiner Schaeffer following the suicide of president John G. Lund in his office. Separately First National Bank of Belle Plaine, Minn., was closed by order of the Controller of the Currency with George C. Ball named receiver. Lund had also led that bank as president.

St. Paul Aug Schaeffer Robbinsdale State Bank Minneapolis John G. Lund Washington First National Bank of Belle Plaine Minn National Bank Frank 0O. Hicks George C. Ball EEE Cpreme Court County OF New York BEN Jamin M. Whitlock National Steel & Wire Company Homer Wise Harold Nathan State of Emil Goldmark Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland City of Borough of Manhattan Connecticut New Haven State of Connecticut Wilbur L. Ball Graham Gasser Charles Gibson Bennett Rushmore, Bisbee, Ogers Battle & Marshall Strong & Cadwaladar Esgs McDonald & Bostwick New York Law Journal New York Tribune John W. A Daniel Stiess Martha Stiess Farley, Weaver & Earie Y Broadway N. Y Laura Dreher John W. Goff Supreme Court of State of New York Earley, Weaver & Earley

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Aboard Text

Maritime weather tides and wireless reports list sunrises and sunsets and high water times for Sandy Hook and Governors Island. Wireless notices update positions of the Mauretania Cedric New York and others east of Sandy Hook with expected dock times and shipping lines and sailing schedules for Cunard Ward Red Star and Mallory lines across ports.

Moon Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate Mauretania New York

Shipping News Port of New York August 6 1908 Arrivals

Arrived vessels include Umbria from Liverpool and Queenstown with 228 cabin and 117 steerage passengers. Adriatic from Southampton and Cherbourg with 630 cabin and 206 steerage passengers. Other arrivals list mail, passengers, and ballast with a Bar time noted.

Port of New York

Multiple Steamers Arrive and Sail From Bar Quarantine

Ships named include Banes Pan Baracoa August 1 to Cuneo Importing Co with fruit. Altaf Ger Port de Paix July 20 to Cartagena July 29. Cearense Br Maranham July 5 to Booth Co with 28 passengers. Esperanza with 258 passengers to Panama Railroad Line. Sidra Br Las Palmas July 22 to Spence Young in ballast. Pretoria Ger Hamburg July 25 to Hamburg-Amerikan Line with 193 cabin and 161 steerage passengers. Alf Nor Cardenas July 23 to Winchester Co with sugar. Jefferson Newport News and Norfolk to Old Dominion with passengers. Arrived at the Bar various times. Sandy Hook wind southwest, light breeze, sea clear. Sailed: Massachusetts Boston Pawnee Philadelphia.

Shields Philip Ruprecht Bar Banes Pan Colson Baracoa Cuneo Importing Co Altaf Ger Kirchoff Port de Paix Port Au Prince Petit Goave Jeremi Aux Cayes Jacmel Savanilla Cartagena Santa Marta Inagua Cearense Davies Maranham Cerara Manaos Para Barbados Booth Ss Co. Ltd Esperanza Rogers Cristobal Panama Railroad Sidra Jaggs Las Palmas Simpson, Spence & Young Pretoria Schrotter Hamburg Boulogne Plymouth Alf (Nor Hansen Cardenas Cal— Borren J H Winchester & Co Jefferson Dole Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Ss Co Sandy Hook Massachusetts Boston Pawnee Philadelphia

Steamers at Foreign Ports Report From Plymouth and Other Lines

A consolidating list details ships and routes with August dates from Plymouth and other world ports. Vessels include Friedrich Wilhelm, Caronia, Majestic, Sannio, and Europa sailing to New York, Cherbourg, Bremen, and other destinations, with various inbound calls and via routes.

Plymouth Pring Friedrich Wilhelm Ger New York Cherbourg Bremen Manchester Calderon Berg Antwerp la Campine Rosario Pilar de Larrinaga Rio de Janeiro Bahia Scilly Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Genoa Sannio Ital Naples Lyttleton Stephanotis Sydney Nsw Liverpool Arabic Queenstown Caronia Majestic Europa Pointe de Gravea California Algiers Verona Limni Bencliff Santos Gutrune Barbados Hilarius Boston Cadiz Buenos Aires Span Sahang Dunblane Bingalor Indrasamha Newark

Stocked Down Wardrobe Sale After Midnight Tumble

Mr Stock is crippled and stock dwindles with 675 items left across wash Russian and Sailor suits in sizes 214 to 10. Only 100 wash double breasted and Norfolk suits in sizes 8 to 14 remain. Russians and Sailors priced at 1.50 and 2.50. Norfolks and double breasted at 3.50. Men's and Young Men's Outing stock also hit hard after yesterday's tumble. Men’s suits now 12.50 from 15 to 25. Young men’s suits now 10 from 14 to 20. 258 items remain.

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