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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Jay Street
Taylor Estate
Harlem
Dar
Regna Katr
Brooklyn
William H Smith
Battle Row
Lawrence Abrahams
Herman Lohman
Mary J Peveke
Bezin
Patchen Ave
Long Island Security Co
New Amsterdam Land Improvement Co
Louis Burstein
Herbert S Worthler
New Works
C. P
Boards of Trade and Grain Exchanges
West
Seaboard
Marine Intelligence
Lina
Cunard
Bermudian
Bermuda
Quebec
Merida
Heavana
Ward
Prince Jersey City
Swansea
Tatal Germania
Ibraltar
Fabre
Argentina
Gibraltar
Savannah
la Bretagne
Cerseee
Augusta
Ida
Bayamo
Northwaite
Cardiff
Comanche
Brines Mail
Maiicloses
P. BE
Jamaica
Hamb
Finance
Panama
Yamuri
Guantanamo
Cienfuegos
Tampico
Jamestown
Old Com
al St. Paul
Southampton
America
Etruria
Maracaibo
Curacao
Red D
Carolina
San Juan
P R
Sarnia
Hamb-Am
Fiaratoga
Havena
Trent
Colon
R M
Patricia
Vaderland
Red Star
Minnetonks
London
Atlantic
Arapahoe
Jacksonville
Clyde
Nueces
Galveston
Mallory
Princess Anne
Old Dom
Kansas City
Madonna
Saramacca
Trinidad
Dci
Castilian Prince
Prince
Old Dominion
Transpacific
N.Y
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Victoria
Hawaii
San Francisco
Alameda
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Seattle
China and
Tremont
Sa- Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
Moan Islands
San
Shipping News
Umbria
Turner
Cunard &S Co. Ltd
el Rio
Parker
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Moise
Kiinig
Luise
Indhena
Genos
Gibralter
Celrichs & Co
Hudson
la Breton
Havre
Comte Generale Transatlantique
Maise
Adriatic
Smith
White Star Line
Mése
Phobus
Echierhorst
Prowle-Point
Rotterdam
Noordam
Racers
Peer & CostPany
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Avestion
New Jersey
Marlborough
Blenheim
Atlantic City
Josiah White & Sons
New Monmouth Spring Lake Beach
WN. J
Frank F. Shute
Montclair
Montclair, N. J
Berwin
Asbury Park
N. J
Bath
S. Baker Brooks
Pennsylvania
Water Cap House
Delaware Water Gap
John Purdy Cope
Kittatinny
Gep
Kittatinny Park
G. Frank Cope
New Jersey Real Estate
Briarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y
Grand Central Station
Scarborough
David B. Plumer
East 46Th St
Fort Comfort Inn
Piermonton-Hudson
Chambers St
West 23Rd St
OLD Dutch Grill
Fort Lee
Tarrytown Ferry
J. Francis Finigan
N. R
Vermont
Lake Bomoseen
W. C. Mound
Hydesville
Country Board
Berkshires
Maplehurst Farm
F. H. Cheney
Great Barrington
Mass
Ventnor City, N. J
Ae Ee Aerial Gardens
Henry W. Savage
Merry Widow
Witwe
NEW Yorkie
Cohan & Harris
George Evars
Henry
Jardin de Paris
F. Ziegfeld, JR
Revue Follies
Knickerbocker Theatre
B'way
Geo. M. Cohan
Pitixce
Liberty Tre
Atre
Stning
Henry B. Hars
James Forbes
MIMIC
Daly's
Hee Sroof
Dally Mats
Gertrude Hoffmann
Zimmermann
Wi Iisor McKay
Weber's Theatres
Dreamland
Luna Park
Luna
Minuea
Atlantic Ave
B’klyn
Sea Beach
Jerusalem
Pain
Hamilton
West Point
Ruland & Whiting CO. Real Estate
Beekman ST
River View Manor
the Apthorp
7Th St
Borough of Queens—Real Estate
Richmond Hill
W. Greeves &O
East
Ffich
Department OF Parks
Arsenal Building
Fifth Avenue
Sixty—fourth Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Park Board
New York Public Library
Astor, Lenox and Tilden
Fortieth
Forty-second Street
Henry Smith
Joseph L Berry
Michael J. Kennedy
Commissioners of Parks
Whitehall Street
Quartermaster’s Department
U. & Army
Col
WM. & Patten
Yok
U. S. Army
Earp
WM 8
Patten
Berelitz School OF Languages
Madison Squares
Lenox Ave
127Th St
Court
Bummer
Park Row
Rye
J. Life
the Misses Stowe
Rye, New York
Mer Seminary
Giri Pa
Max Hark
D. D
Prin
Bethlehem
Tribune
Nass St
Upreme Court
New York County
Levi Fees Dodd
Zanesville Tile Company
Ritchings & Soutar Company
County of New York
Edwin T. Greaves
Levin L. Brown
Code of Civil Procedure
P. O
Hoyles
Benington
Lincolnshire
England
H. Snaith
Law School
NEW York University Law School
L. Re “‘Fompkins
JID Sec
Washington Sq. N
New York Day School
F Palten
Chase
Dean
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
Edgemere Club
Edgemer
Long x Land
Glen Springs
Watkins Glen-On-Seneca
WM. E. Leffingwell
Pres
Upper
Saranac Lake
M. B. Marshall
Mgr
Saranac Inn
AKD
Jadiromdacks
Uptown
Zid
12Th St
14Th St
3D Ave
Tremont American District Telegraph
125Th St
Newburgh
Poughkeepsis
Palace Iron Day Lins
Hendrick Hudson
Albany
Fulton St
Desbrosses St. Fe
Mary Powell
Lear Desbrosses
Tom
Sleany
West Shore
Lake Hopatcong
Mauch Chunk Glen Onoko
Liberty ST
PCR Ae Ca
F. Romer
Franklin St
128Th St
Str
Homer Ramsdell
Rockaway Beach
Long Island Sound
Norwich
Clarkson St
New London
Fisher’s Island
Stonington
Pier
Newport
Providence
Bostor
Bridgeport
Biter Island
Ebert Sea Cliff
Glenwood Elo
Sunda
Highlands Red Bank
Long Branch
Ocean
Foster's Iron
Los
E. Zlet
C H. Beckett
New Tok
William F. Palmenberg
City of New
Tober
Dorothy M. Palmenberg
Sackett & Lang
Executrix
Mary H
Charles H. Beckett
Mary H. Brush
Brookline
Charles B Lachias
Pine Street
Mehattan
William M van Buren
Charles P. Latting
Pine St
Mankettam