Realty Notes: Haven to Build Fifth Street Residence
Plans filed with the Buildings Department show J Woodward Haven of No 10 East 78th St will build a five story and basement dwelling house at No 15 East 79th St in Colonial design with limestone facade and terra cotta finish. The project, costing 150000 dollars, features marble flooring in a vestibuled marble hall and rooms across floors including a play room on the fourth floor. Meanwhile George R Read & Co sold land on Broadway to Alexander Kahn for two six story elevator apartment houses. Frederick For Co leased a 54 story mercantile space on University Place. Sailor's Snug Harbor owns the building with a lease boosting rental value by over 30 percent in ten years. M L Hess leased for Susquehanna Silk Mills a 30000 square foot block on West 18th Street. Herbert C Larkin plans a roof playhouse at No 12 East List Street by Robert E Kelly. Remodelling plans filed for 617 West 23rd Street for business occupancy and for 1 Eighth Avenue for modernization and a four story tenement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buildings Department
J. Woodward Haven
East 78Th St
East 79Th St
George R. Read & Co
Broadway
Alexander Kahn
Frederick For & Co
Mercantile
University Place
University Place and $That
Sailor's Snug Harbor
M. & L. Hess
Susquehanna Silk Mills
West 1Sth
West Z
Eighth Ave
Real Estate Auction Results and Listings in Brooklyn
Auction room reports show yesterday sales by Joseph P Day and sale offerings by Joseph P Dar and Samuel Goldsticker. Properties include 133 47th St, 140 ft Lexington Ave, and 2224 St with prices ranging from 1,300 to 16,695. mortgage, taxes, and debts noted. Henry W. Fedden & Co. sold a four story flathouse on St Ann's Ave for a Mr Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P Day
47Th St
Ton Ave
Montgomery Maz
Wise Ave
Daniel Sand
Joseph P Dar
Brooklyn
Orth St
Ave
E. Jones Weil
Brodsky
Malcolm Sundheimer
Arthur Hurst
Belmont
Goldwater
Abram Freiman Et al
Manheim & Mattys
Edward Jace
Henry W. Fedden & Co
Henry Castellano
Railroads Find Business Better
Rail lines show strong gains with Cumberland engines revived and put in service. About thirty engines that were idle for months have been wired into service, twenty on the B&O line between Cumberland and Grafton. Freight through Cumberland on the B&O rose by about five hundred loads last week as shop forces grow. Fairmont coal region activity picks up with improved car supply and mines operating daily, despite earlier constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio
Grafton
Fairmont
Fairmont Coal Company
Providence Streetcar Strike Tension Grows in New England
President William D. Mahon of the Amalgamated Association arrived in New York to confer with Civic Federation officers over months of trouble on the Providence branch of the New York New Haven Hartford streetcar lines. The union cites the discharge of 100 men as the root cause and threatens a general strike across twelve New England cities if reinstate is not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railroad
New York
Civic Federation
Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New England
Government seeks rehearing in Standard Oil case reversal
The government filed a petition for a rehearing in the U S Court of Appeals over the Standard Oil Company of Indiana case. The appellate court reversed Judge Landis's $29,240 fine. Edwin W. Sims sent the petition to Attorney General Bonaparte in Lenox Mass and it will be filed here on August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Standard Oi Company of
Indiana
Landis
United States
Edwin W. Sims
Bonaparte
Lenox
Mass
Distilleries Seek Temporary Injunction Over Imitation Whiskey Rule
In Cincinnati on August 10 six distilling firms led by Union Distilling Company filed for a temporary injunction against Internal Revenue Collector Bettman and deputies. They challenge an order requiring whiskey made from distilled spirits labeled as imitation whiskey, naming the Diamond Freiberg & Workum Freischmann Live Oak and Strauss-Pritz firms as complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Internal Revenue
Bettman
Union Distilling Company
The
Diamond
Freiberg & Workum
Freischmann
Live Oak
Strauss-Pritz Companies
Judge orders injunction against Mercantile Town Mutual Insurance
In St Louis Aug W Judge Muench issued a perpetual injunction restraining the Mercantile Town Mutual Insurance Company from doing business in Missouri. An order required an agent to close the companys affairs as the judge called the firm insolvent by every test for failing to meet Missouri insurance laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Aug. W
Mercantile Town Mutual Insurance Company
Missouri
Muench
Circuit Court
El Tigre Mine Bonded to Phelps-Dodge for 5 Million
Mining men arriving from Mexico report that the El Tigre mine has been bonded by its present owners to the Phelps-Dodge Company of New York for 5 million dollars. It is said the firm will construct a railroad from Nacozari to the Tigre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Paso
Tex
Mexico
el Tigre
Phelps- Dodge Company
New York
Phelps-Dodge Company
Nacozari
Tigre
Shirtmakers Strike Expands Across Shops
A 3 percent wage advance strike began yesterday in twelve shirt shops with ten more shops set to join today. The action will continue with about ten shops per day until 1500 union members are out. Strike HQs were set up in New Prospect Heil, No Orchard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Prospect Heil
Orchard Street
Involuntary Petitions Filed in U S District Court
Involuntary bankruptcy petitions were filed in the United States District Court yesterday. One targets Campbell at 28 West 44th Street, claimed by Samuel W. Eckman of 2% West 8th street for an unpaid promissory note. another targets David J. Prince, dealer, with details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Campbell
Thappollu
West 44Th Street
Samuel W. Eckman
Weet Se Street
David J. Prince
Creditors move against jewelers and hardware firm
Involuntary against Philip Karn in the general hardware business is filed by the Lockwood Company and two others for claims totaling $71,248. A stock removal to an auction room in Brooklyn is alleged to defraud creditors. Karn allegedly signed all accounts for collection and may withhold proceeds. George Minster schedules show assets of $2,750 against $6,921.33 in debts. Thayer Taylor & Griffin list liabilities of $5,891 with nominal assets $17,798 and actual assets $2,340.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Rosenzweig Brothers
Philip Karn
Eighth Avenue
Lockwood Company
St. Mark's Place
Brooklyn
Karn
George Minster
Broome Street
Thayer, Taylor & Griffin
New York
Union Square
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac With Wireless Reports
Shipping news and wireless updates list times and positions for vessels Kaiser Wilhelm II Grosser Kurfurst Graf Waldersee and others. It covers sunrise and high tide, sails from Havana and Colon, and scheduled docks and mail routes across ports including Sandy Hook Cherbourg and New Orleans with dates in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Sandy Hook
Graf Waldersee
Bremen
Colon
Cristobal
Havana
P. A. Wilhelm
London
Grosser Kurfurst
Cherbourg
Lloyd Pannonia
Galveston
Cunard
Savannah
Caronia
Liverpool
Majestic
Southampton
White Star
Californie
Bordeaux
Naples
Plymouth
Hamb-Am Crown of Navarre
Trinidad
Trinidad Campeche
Ward Shields
Jacksonville
Clyde
New Orleans
Prinz Sigismund
Carthagena
Hamb-Am
Shipping News Port of New York August 1998 Arrivals and Departures
Shipping notices list numerous arrivals at the bar including Steamer Finland from Bradshaw and Dover August 1 with 403 steerage passengers, Steamer Caracas and others from Furst and Boulton Wiiss & Dallett, and multiple quarantine departures. Also shows sailings: Monroe to Norfolk and Newport News, Saramacca, Anglo Mexican, Fernandina and Castilian Prince among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Bradshaw
Annie
Dover
Red Star Line
Bar
Caracas
Furst
Fajardo
San Juan
Boulton, Wiiss & Dallett
C&bin
Meils and
Mise
Eamer Navehoe
Hale
Georgetown
Mington S
Clirde Ss Co
Moise
Quarntine
United States
Dans, Wulff
Copenhagen
Christiania
Christiansand
Finch, Edge & Co
Suriname
Eemont
Demerara
Trinidad
Royal Dutch West India Mail Ss Co
Caprera
Connell
Mollendo
Arica
Junin
Iquique
Antofagasta
Coronel
Montevideo
St Lucia
Perth Amboy
Wessel, Duval & Co
Proteas
Hopner
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Buenos Aires
Bonet
Genoa
Barcelona
Malaga
Cadiz
Compania Trasatlantica
The
California
Blaikie
Glasgow
Moville
Henderson Brothers
Cee
Randy Hook
Monroe
Norfolk
Newport News
Saramacca
Paramaribo
Fernandina
Castilian Prince
Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Steamers at Foreign Ports Mixed Atlantic Traffic
Ships from multiple nations report routes to New York and European ports. Vessels including Kronprinzessin Cecilie and Lusitania arrive Cherbourg and Queenstown, while Orinoco and Kroonland proceed to Glasgow and Antwerp. Several liners depart for New York via Plymouth, Southampton, and Gibraltar amid August schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Ger
New York
Cherbourg
Bremen
Southampton
Orinoco
Bri
Kingston
Celon
Barbados
Glasgow
Columbia
Moville
Queenstown
Lusitania
Liverpool
Dover
Kroonland
Antwerp
Gibraltar
Prinzess
Petersen
Naples
Genoa
Venezia
Marseilles
Itania
Trieste
Rio de Janeiro
Siexround
Santos
Port Natal
Baralong
East London
Montevideo
Teodoro de Larrinaga
la Plata
Imnedin
Infradevi
Sydney
Nsw
Kobe
Kasenga
Singapore
Manila
Lincoln
Hamburg
T Louis
Cuxhaven
Corain & F Lucas
Standard Oil
Antwerp Carapine
Boulvene
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Colom
Gibratar
Konig Albert
Tal
Denbigh Hall
Shanghai
Germania
Assignee's Notice for John Pearl creditors
Assignee Abraham Mayer calls all creditors to present verified claims against John Pearl of 1720 Second Avenue Manhattan New York by September 10 1905. Claims must be filed with S John Block at 34 Broadway Manhattan. Date July 7 New York followed by attorney John Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon EN i Bischoff
Raah
Jonn Pearl
Second Avenue
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
John Pearl
S. John Block
Bropadway
Borough of Manhattan
New York
Abraham H. Mayer
John Block
Broadway
Quiet Man’s Graduated Length Scarves 33 and 85 Inches
The item describes scarves sized 33 and 85 inches with graduated ends and various colors and patterns intended for a discreet wearer. The description emphasizes suitability for a quiet man through neutral tones and understated designs.
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J. W. Haven
Bronx
Maryland
Distillers
Missouri Costs Insurance Company
Phelps Dodge CO. Bonds
Marine Intelligence
Moon
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Malicloses
Kronprinz
G Lloyd
Bermudian
Bermuda
Quebec
Korona
Grenada
Kelvingrove
Pernambuco
Brazilien
Holland
Apache
Colorado
Tampa
Mallory
Old Dom
City of Columbus
Adriatic
Mauretania
Altai
Inagua
Hamburg-Am
Maraval
Esperanza
Panama
Liguria
Argentina
Austrian
Comal
Hamilton
Old Dominicon
Cedric
Blacher
Hamb
la Bretagne
Havre
French
Merida
Ward
Bulow
G Liord
Comanche
Jamestown
Old Com
City of Savannah
Transpacific
Hawaii
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Beattle
Seattle
Tremont
San Francissco
Manchuria
Vancouver
Victoria
New Zealand
Australia
West
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
Imperie
Guam
US Transport
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
Shipping News
Port of
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
New Jersey
Galen Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
F. L. Young
Warnborough
ATL nee _ cry
Josiah White Band
Poetae
Berwin
Asbury Park
Bath
Baker Brooks
Stratford
A. W. Lyman
Pennsylvania
Kittatinny
Delaware Water Gap
Manhattan Beach
J. P. Greaves, Man
WEW
Coney Island
L. R. R—tbLeave N
Foor
84Th Street
Brighton Beach
Sheepshead Bay
Oriental Automobile Omnibus
Earl & Wilson
Briarcliff
Lodge
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Grand Central Station
Scarborough
Hudson
David B. Plumer
East 46Th St
Water Cap House
John Purdy Cope
Pocono Mountains
Canadensis
Spruce Cabin Inn
W. J
M. D. Price
Uptown
Orlock
125Th St
Olet St
1St Ave
New Jersey Real Estate
Garden City
Long Island
J. J. Lannin CO
Vermont
Lake Bomoseen
Aerial Gardens
Sear
New Amsterdam Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Berry Widow
Leberty Theatre West
James Forbes
B'way
Cohan and Harris
Minstrels
George Evans
Jardin de Paris
F. Ziegfeld, JR
Knickerbockert Theatre
Geo. M. Cohan
Sebati
Piclaedlerald Sq
Ee Eee
Wallage
Paammerstein
S$ Roof
Dally Mats
Gertrude Hoffmann
In Theatre “& Vision of
Salome
Willy Zimmermann
Bedini & Arthur
Luna Park
Weber
Eugene Walter
Jerusalem
PAIN
St Yana
Weer Point
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Capital
Liberty Street
Manhattar
Ventnor City, N. J
Frankfort St
Tribune Building
Massau St
West Point
Newburgh
Pouge
Palace Iron
Hendrick Hudson
Albany
Fulton St
Annex
Desbrosses St
W. 128Th St
Mary Powell
W. 129Th &J
West Shore
Nassau &T
the Apthorp
7Th and 79Th St
Bronx Real Estate
Throg’s Neck
Bronx Borough
W. J. Rus
Park Row
MTV Homesite
Millionaires
EISHN
Gardens
Babylon
East River
Eisenberg
Fisenberg
Park Row Euding
Lind City I
Herald Square
Aso “Keyes
Westchester Real Estate
River View Manor
Atlantic
Milam
Liberty ST
Mattan
St. North River
RED Bank
Franklin St
N. R
Highlands
Long Branch
Ocean
A. Foster
21St St
Department OF Parks
Arsenal Building
Fifth Avenue
Sixty—fourth Street
City of New York
Park Board
New York Public Library
Astor, Lenox and Tilden
Fortieth
Forty-second Street
Henry Smith
Joseph J. Berry
Michael J. Kennedy
Commissioners of Parks
Panama Rail Road Company
State Street
Nordsiek
Depot Quartermasters Office
Waitehall Street
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Ill
WM. S. Patten
Rulard & Whiting CO. Estate
Geermah ST
City
Reader T
C. Walker’5 Sons
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. J. Young-Fulton
Ualop Square
Hotel Gramatan
Bronxville
Westchester County
Treproof
J. J. Lannin
Quaker Hill
Pawling, N. Y
Harlem
W. P. Chase
Grenoble
56Th ST
7Th Ave
Morley
Connecticut
Edgewood Inn
Greenwich
Conn
P. Simpson
Masa
Bors
Packard Record and Reference
Packard Commercial
Fourth Avenue
Manhattan College
Christian Brothers
Peter
Trinity School
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Lenox Ave
127Th 3
Court St
St.paul’s School
Church School
Bulletime Manly
Walter R. Marsh
Cathedral School OF
Saint Paul
Maplewood
J. Shortlidge
A. M
Yale
Concordville
Worrall Hall Military Academy
College of Business
David’s Hall
Boys College of Business
WM L. Swan
M . Scarsdale
Hiss C. E. Mason
the Castle
Tarrsten-on- Hudses
C. E. Mason
Morristown
Dana
Delightul
Louise L. Newell
Max Hark
D. D
Prin
Metcalf
RYE Seminary
Ice
Mre
S&s
J. Life
Misses Stowe
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Hackettstown
Jonathan M. Meeker
Chapp
Law School
NEW York University Law School Agiress
Tompkins
Hahsendeee
Rogue
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