Bulger's Albany appointment sparks Oswego clash
Albany officials question if Charles N Bulger of Oswego Sweep will fully serve as Deputy Attorney General while spending much time in Oswego. The Oswego Palladium reports Bulger’s Albany duties may not require resigning as Oswego Recorder, prompting debates over workload and state law advising arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Charles N. Bulger
Qsweep
John Cuneen
Buffalo
Judge Bulger
Bulger
Oswego
Palladium
the Palladium
Democratic Party
Law Department
Capitol
Odell
Devery Initiated Into Red Men Order With Three Degrees
William S. Devery was admitted to the Noble Order of Red Men in one night, receiving the Hunter Warri or Chief degrees. The initiation, conducted by the Abenaki Tribe at 34 West Fifty fourth Street, crowned him with the Hat of Feathers. Sachem T J Colligan declared him chief for life as about 350 members watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Devery
Noble Order of Red Men
Partridge
Devery
West Fiftyfourth-st
Willi J. Kelly
Sachem T. J. Colligan
Republican Club Kicks Off Nomination Pace With Stern for President
The Republican Club met last night and renewed Louis Stern as president after approving a nominating committee report. They elected thirty-two new members and received forty three applications, adopting resolutions of respect on ex Speaker Reed’s death. Names considered for membership included Mayor Seth Low and ex Mayor Charles A Schieren among others. The ticket for the January meeting lists Stern for president with Caldwell Ketchum Bowne as VPs, Hammond as recording secretary, Whitman as corresponding secretary, Leaucraft as treasurer, and Devel Hagar Conkling Morris Haviland as executive committee members serving until January 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Louis Stern
Reed
Seth Low
John Henry Hammond
Charles A. Schieren
Brooklyn
W. D. Sloane
Alexander Gilbert
George W. Wickersham
Thomas Thatcher
H. R Bishop
K. F
Joseph Devel
Albert F. Hagar
Alfred R. Conkling
Robert C. Morris
Merritt E. Haviland
Mme Nordica Tackles Voyage Then Plans Friday Concert
Mme Nordica, ill yesterday, moved with bags from Buckingham to Victoria and was shaken by the Atlantic crossing. There is no reason to doubt she will sing next Friday night as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Nordica
Buckingham
Victoria
Atlantic
Vanderbilt Crisis Deepens as Doctor Warns Tight Watch
The disease crisis surrounding Cornelius Vanderbilt continues with no new bulletins. Dr. Austin Flint Jr reports Vanderbilt’s condition remains serious but not grave, stable for two days, and to be watched closely for three days. Aims for recovery are hoped, with the doctor noting progress and a brief visit at 11 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Austin Flint, Jr
Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Flint
Novelty Exhibition Opens at Madison Square Garden
At Madison Square Garden last night the first annual Novelty Exhibition and Christmas Fair opened amid Christmas decorations and a 45 foot tree. About fifteen thousand visitors attended the afternoon and evening sessions to see gifts ranging from typewriters and sewing machines to candy and other novelties. A basement street carnival features eight footed horses dancers and Midway attractions. The fair runs through December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Steel freight steamship Mississippi launched at New York Shipbuilding
Camden dispatch reports the Mississippi steel freight steamship, built for the Atlantic Transport Company, launched this afternoon at the New York Shipbuilding Company yard. Miss Katherine Wright christened the vessel, daughter of James A. Wright, second vice president of the International Navigation Company, drawing cheers from guests and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Camden
N. J
Mississippi
Atlantic Transport Company
New-York Shipbuilding Company
Katherine Wright
James A. Wright
International Navigation Company
Fragmentary listings of addresses and values from a city directory
A sequence of truncated entries lists street addresses, owner or occupant names, and monetary values for various properties and furniture. The fragment includes names such as Isabel Popping, Degnon Mc Tan Company, Michael Engleman, William Just, George B. Kim tall, Emma En Wich, Sigmund Green, Samuel Mazerowicz and locations like Madison Avenue, Second Avenue, West Forty-fifth Street, Ridge Court, Goerck Street. Values range from small sums to several thousand dollars, with many entries noting owner unknown or slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First-ave
Isabel Popping
East Forty-second-st
Degnon-Mc Tan Company
Second-ave
Michael Engleman
West Forty-fifth-st
George B. Kim
Slight
Allenset
Emma En Wich
New York Lawyer Denied Hearing in Jersey Court
Chancellor Magie in Newark curbs a New York attorney from addressing the Prerogative Court unless admitted to New Jersey bar. T. Lloyd McConchie of New York initially speaks, is challenged on bar status, and only proceeds after local introduction. He lists offices at 280 Broadway and residence at 146 West 105th Street, Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magie
Newark
New-York
T. Lloyd McConchie
New Jersey
Broadway
West One-hundred-and
Fifth-St
Manhattan
Lead merger forming national lead company coalition
The leading lead manufacturing concerns plan a combined control scheme with an offer to W C Whitney. The National Lead Company proposes raising capitalization to 65 million dollars, issuing 30 million common stock and 35 million debenture bonds to fund plant acquisitions, in a counter to Whitney Ryan and Guggenheim. Lucius A Cole confirmed the proposal and said details remain confidential until a decision is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Company
Lucius A. Cole
Messrs. Whitney
Ryan
Guggenheim
English paper plant seized by Continental Paper Company
Control of the Thames Paper Company Limited of London has reportedly been acquired by the Continental Paper Company of New Jersey. The English firm’s securities were transferred to the New Jersey firm, which plans to overhaul and modernize plant and equipment. William J. Alford owns Continental. H Sellers McKee and George W. Carr are also noted stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Paper Company, Limited
London
England
Continental Paper Company of
New Jersey
New Jersey Corporation
Thames Company
William J. Alford
H. Sellers McKee
Pittsburg
George W. Carr
Sharon Steel Company
Mr. Alford
Chicago Coated Board Company
Haverhill Box and Board Company
Piermont
N. Y
Skating Opens at Van Cortlandt Park Lake
The Van Cortlandt Park lake opened to skaters last evening, with Superintendent Peters of Bronx Park declaring it open. Five to six thousand people skated on a six inch ice, the smooth surface created after snow and scrapers prepared it since Saturday. Peters expects good skating prospects throughout the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cortlandt Park
Peters
Bronx Park
Conscience Fund Receives $110 Donation
A donor sent $110 to the Conscience Fund by registered mail to Father Knickerbocker. The giver asked for no publicity and stated the amount be credited to the fund. Controller Grout noted the name on the envelope was likely fictitious and hinted the donor might have dodged taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Knickerbocker
Controller Grout
Conscience Fund
Settlement talk at Union Pacific summit after strikes
President Horace G. Burt of Union Pacific met in the city with E. H. Harriman and an executive group tied to Union Pacific interests. The visit aimed to present the strikers’ ultimatum and discuss extending the strike to Southern Pacific lines with Eastern railroad representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific Railroad Company
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Mr. Burt
Southern Pacific
Carley accuses financiers in extortion plot in court
Francis D. Carley a New York broker who recently failed for over 1 million dollars alleged in United States District Court that the Kentucky National Bank faces opposition to his discharge by parties seeking to extort money from William Vanderbilt and other financiers. He named Camille Weidenfeld Treadwell and Charles Cleveland as involved in a scheme to frighten Vanderbilt into testifying. He claimed the group wants to force Vanderbilt to prove Carley has no stake in Panhandle stock and in Rathbone v Vanderbilt. He also said they aim to compel his wife to transfer about 40 000 dollars in notes to creditors in exchange for opposing his solvency declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Francis D. Carley
New York
United States District Court
Kentucky National Bank
William Vanderbilt
Camille Weidenfeld
Northern
Treadwell Cleveland
Charles Cleveland
Mr. Vanderbilt
New Jersey
Carley
Vanderbilt
Rathbone
Men and Engines Buried in Philadelphia Roundhouse Collapse
In West Philadelphia, the roof and supports of a Pennsylvania Railroad roundhouse collapsed burying more than twenty workers and thirty-one locomotives. A fire followed in the ruins but was put out quickly. Several injured workers suffered broken bones though none were seriously hurt. The wooden slate roof, supported by iron uprights, may have failed under snow and ice weight from the prior weekend. Seventeen engines were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
West Philadelphia
Emigrants Flee Austria Amid Severe Winter
Vienna reports extreme cold causes widespread hardship among the unemployed and poor. Iron trades employ 140,000 idle workers as factories close or cut output. Typhus fears rise with famine risk. Emigration agents flourish as skilled workers head to the United States, nearly ensuring conditions worsen through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
United States
Hospital for Italian Patients in Albany
Mount Carmel Hospital and Dispensary of New York filed its incorporation with the State Board of Charities to serve primarily non English speaking Little Italy residents. Directors include Dr Joseph S Tanner and several New York residents. The facility at 312 Pleasant Ave is ready as a hospital with Italian speaking staff.
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Albany
Mount Carmel Hospital and Dispensary
New York
State Board of Charities
Joseph S. Tanner
Mary Jassamonte
Paulo Gazzolo
Anton Pepitoe
Anton Rampolo
Samuel Frank
Tanner
Pleasantave
Little Italy
Heavy Rains Flood Western Mississippi Valley
Heavy rains in the Mississippi valley cause flooding and washouts across Illinois Central lines near Memphis and Paducah, and on Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis lines near Paducah. Lively water covers tracks between Hopkinsville and Nortonville, Ky., with Gracey submerged and Paducah seeing about a foot of rain in four days. No deaths reported. residents seek aid to exit Mannington, Ky.
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Louisville
Mississippi
Illinois Central
Memphis
Kentucky
Paducah
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Hopkinsville
Nortonville
Gracey
Mannington
J L Lee escapes again from New Jersey hospital
William J. Lee, owner of Phoenix Iron Works in Trenton, who previously fled the State Hospital for the Insane and was recaptured, is reported at liberty after escaping while in charge of his wife during his father’s funeral. A Baltimore dated letter to a local paper claims another escape act and hints at plans involving Teddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
William J. Lee
Phoenix Iron Works
State Hospital For
Iron Works
Liberty
Baltimore
National City Bank Stocks Sold in Small Lots
Stocks of National City Bank were sold in small lots totaling 277 shares at 2 1 2 percent, the same price as 1 699 shares sold in small lots last Thursday. Traders speculated on the meaning, but no satisfactory reason emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank
Engineer dies from cat scratch at Bellevue Hospital
Thomas Rogers aged sixty four, an engineer in a downtown office building, died yesterday morning at Bellevue Hospital from what physicians believe is hydrophobia after a cat's scratch. Dr Packer declined comment at Bellevue Hospital, autopsy to determine cause of death to be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rogers
Bellevue Hospital
Packer
Pleads Guilty to Mail Robbery by Transit Official
Graham S. Voorhis, once superintendent of Station S at Howard Street and Broadway, pleaded guilty in the Criminal Branch of the U S Circuit Court to opening letters entrusted to his care and taking money from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham S. Voorhis
Howard St
Broadway
United States Circuit Court
Woodbury Chases Police Chief Post Despite Snow
Friends of Major John McGaw Woodbury, noted for his many titles, say only last Saturday’s heavy snow prevented him from adding Police Commissioner of New York to his list. Supporters of Park Commissioner E Eustis and others praise city leaders as Mayor Low stays silent on Partridge’s resignation. A successor to Colonel Partridge is expected by tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGaw Woodbury
New York
E. Eustis
Bronx
Robert Grier Monroe
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Avery D. Andrews
Francis V. Greene
James B. Reynolds
Low
Police
Partridge
John
Steel Trust Plans Ore Price Rise Next Year
The United States Steel Corporation is reportedly set to raise iron ore prices and cut finished product prices in the coming year. Other ore-mining steel firms are expected to follow this lead across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel Companies
Two suits seek damages from defamation cases in White Plains
The Supreme Court and jury, before Justice sitting at White Plains, heard two actions for $25,000 each by Miss May Landegan and Mrs Maud Mansfield plus alleged defamation and malicious prosecution. The jury awarded six cents in each case, and Justice Gaynor refused a new trial on motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
White Plains
May Landegan
Maud Mansfield
New Rochelle
Gaynor
Kerby and trainer sail to Russia to verify horse identity
A. M. Kerby of Windsor and trainer J. Cunningham depart on the steamship Deutschland to Russia to confirm whether the trotting horse known as Russian Boy is actually William C. K. A former Kerby horse, William C. K. was sold at a Madison Square Garden sale in 1899 and stood 1 hand high, with a 2:12 mark. The Russian Government will pay travel expenses for Kerby and Cunningham to complete or refute the identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kerby
Windsor
Canada
J. Cunningham
Russia
William C. K
One Favorite Wins at New Orleans Racetrack
John Peters was the only winning favorite as rain made the track slow at New Orleans. The day featured six races with Major Tenny and The Caxton among winners, and a full list of entrants and odds for today and future races including Flaneur and Shutup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John Peters
Auto race entry signals U S cup hopes abroad
H S Harkness has filed with the Automobile Club of America a $600 entrance fee and an application to represent the club in the international automobile cup race to be held abroad next spring. Alexander Winton has already applied. S F Edge of England holds the cup. With no suitable Irish course and speed bans on English highways, the race will likely be run in France over the Paris Bordeaux course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Harkness
Automobile Club of America
Alexander Winton
America
S. F. Edge
England
Ireland
France
Paris-Bordeaux
Six Day Riders Paid After Madison Square Garden Race
The six day bicycle racers at Madison Square Garden received prize money yesterday at Hotel Bartholdi. P T Powers delayed payment until Krebs arrived. Leander protested and secured his share. Prizes ranged from 1,000 to 1.50 for pairs including Krebs, Newkirk and Jacobson, McFarland and Ma, Bedell brothers, Galvin and oot, Keegan and Petersen, and Barclay and Franz Krebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Bartholdi
P. T. Powers
Powers
Leander
Floyd Krebs
Krebs
Butler
Butler and Turville
Headspeth
Newkirk
Jacobson
McFarland
Stinson
Moran
The
Bedell Brothers
Galvin
Oot
Keegan and Petersen
Barclay
Franz Krebs
Princeton Honors Scrub Football Players With Numerals
The Princeton University athletic department awarded class numerals to scrub football players this fall. Recipients include W. J. Montgomery, W. Bayles, A. J. Byles, B. Cole, R. E. Hermann, A. A. Howell, G. T. Scott, P. Stratton, E. L. Burrell, E. H. Butler, D. W. Edwards, J. P. Lloyd, F. L. McLeod, A. T. Baker, F. L. Brown, W. Burke, W. H. Delaney, J. Dull, J. A. Forney, J. D. Kafer, A. F. King, H. Minott, A. Otis, D. S. Pond, E. S. Ward, C. S. Whelen, R. A. Bard, P. M. Brasher, N. Carothers, E. C. Hardy, A. N. Hoagland, H. H. Keith, J. Munn, J. R. Wetterlein, and de Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
The
University Athletic Management
W. J. Montgomery
Wi. Bayles
A. J. Byles
B. Cole
R. E. Hermann
A. A. Howell
G. T. Scott
Yale Meets Hockey Club of New York Tonight in NYC
The season opener at St. Nicholas Skating Rink features Yale University against the Hockey Club of New York at 8 15 this evening. Yale is the five time intercollegiate champion and strong results are anticipated from its squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
St. Nicholas Skating Rink
Yale University
Hockey Club of
New York
Yale
Verona Lake Skating Club to field hockey team
Verona Lake Skating Club will field a hockey team this season with Herman J. Koehler coaching and captaining the seven. Among the candidates are the Hornfeck brothers as star players. A schedule against top East teams is planned, with most games at Verona Lake, starting December 27 at home against Princeton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Montclair
N. J
Verona Lake Skating Club
Herman J. Koehler
Orange Athletic Club
Hornfeck Brothers
Verona Lake
Princeton University
How a Hunter Felt When Big Bear Blew
An Arkansas resident recalls a 1878 Cat Island bear invasion on the St Francis River. Dense canebrakes, tangled vines, and persimmon tree sentinels framed nights spent watching for bears raiding corn crops. Bears carried armfuls of corn back to their dens, prompting risky near-impossible field defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Cat Island
Arkansas
St. Francis River
Beef Prices to Rise Despite West Supplies
Beef prices are expected to climb two to three cents per pound before year end. Dealers cite West stockyard losses and a car shortage for shipments as key factors, with weather storms potentially dampening outgoing meat. Higher demand from eggs and butter shortages also supports the price rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Winding Up Harvester Combine
G W Perkins of J P Morgan Co completed the harvester combine details in Chicago. He arrived Saturday, visited the Chicago Club, declined to speak, and his presence was tied to finalizing the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester Combine
Chicago
G. W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
New Harvester Company
Perkins
Justice Herrick Shuts The Daily Telegraph Company
Albany December 15 Justice Herrick ordered the extinction of The Daily Telegraph Company of New York insolvent. The final asset sale of 100000 fell short by 107000 of the companys indebtedness, ending receivership with A H Masten as temporary receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Bear Encounter From Hollow Tree In Woods
A hunter recalls walking in the backwoods with two young hound pups when he discovers a hollow tree. A large bear bursts from the base, teeth bared, as the hunter fumbles to escape with his dogs and shotgun left leaning against the tree. The pups vanish, and the hunter ends in a panicked scramble to safety.
Real estate transfers in New York listed for various properties
McVickar Realty Trust sells No 209 West Seventy eighth Street a three story brownstone to Mr Thornell for own occupancy. John H Berry sells No 219 221 West Eighty third Street to an investor for about 100000. Mil ton T Woolly sells No 142 Bowery to Bernard Freund. Ernest J Cuzzo sells No 3is East One hundred and twelfth Street a five story flat to Joseph Gallo. An operator buys a plot on North side of East One hundred and twelfth Street west of Broadway in exchange to No 16 East Eighteenth Street. Dc W Gaylor sells No 59 West One hundred and twenty ninth Street a five story flat with plot 27x9.11 feet. Gaylor also sells a plot at Convent Avenue corner with One hundred and twenty eighth Street. Sokolski & Son sell No 248 East Third Street a six story tenement with stores. Charles Maitland Connfelt sells No 155 East Sixtieth Street a four story dwelling. Buyer owns Nos 157 and 153 East Sixtieth Street. John H Berry again sells No 219 and 221 West Eighty third Street with plot 350x100 for about 100000 to an investor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Freund
Bowery
Ernest J. Cuzzo
Katherine Engelhardt
Joseph Gallo
R. T. Moriarty
Convent-are
Sokolski & Son
Therese Kraft
Charles Maitland Connfelt
Charles Stadler
D. Solis Ritterband
East Sixtieth-st
John H. Berry
Elias and
Martin Kempner
West Fighty-third-st
Lavalle Builds Three Two Story Dwellings on Lavalle Property
On Freeman street and Chisholm street a row of three two story frame houses is planned with William T. Lavalle listed as owner and architect. The constructions measure 21 by 59 feet and carry a total estimated cost of $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm-st
Freeman-st
William T. Lavalle
Freeman
Plans filed for Lexington Avenue building alterations
Plans were filed yesterday for alterations to the five story brick building on the northwest corner of Lexington avenue and Fifty second street. The building, once a maternity hospital, will become a tenement house with stores after work. Owner is R Hoe of 504 Grand street. Estimated cost 26000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington-ave
Fifty-second-st
R. Hoe
No. S04 Grandst
Eleven Story Loft Plan Filed at 125 Fifth Ave
Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau of Buildings Manhattan for an eleven story brick loft with store to be built at No 125 Fifth Ave. The frontage is 22.6 feet and the depth 1% H. Baredorf is the owner A Zucker is the architect. The cost is $132 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Buildings
Manhattan
Fifth-ave
H. Baredorf
A. Zucker
5Th Ave
Bexprost
Zucker
Saranac Realty Company Files Incorporation in Albany
Albany December 15. The Secretary of State lists certificates of incorporation including the Saranac Realty Company of Manhattan with capital stock of 100000 dollars. Directors named are Andrew Shiland G B Hedges T S Rumney Jr Arleigh Pelham and F C Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Saranac Realty Company
Manhattan
Capital
Andrew Shiland
G. B. Hedges
T. S. Rumney, Jr
Arleigh Pelham
F. C. Watkins
Tiffany strike breaks on old basis offer rejected
Tiffany & Co jewelry makers in Newark reject an offer to return on a ten hour day. The firm will take workers back individually. Intermediaries were Rev. Cornelius Abbott of Belleville and Rev. Mr. Smith of Newark. Nine of about twenty reinstatement applicants were taken back yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany & Co
Newark
Cornelius
Abbott
Christ Episcopal Church
Belleville
Mr. Smith
St. Peter's Church
Auction Sales Yesterday Foreclosure Details Listed
Foreclosure sales reviewed by Bryan L Kennelly include 102 West Street and 312 West 33rd Street properties. Germania Life Insurance Company agent W B McNiece and others cited with due on judgment totals of 39728 39 costs 773 20 taxes 1475 to plaintiff for 35000. Attorney references Choate Hanford Larocque M Lessler. Other party J W C J McDermott involved with E Woodruff gt J T Wall et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan L Kennelly
St. Ss
Columbus- Ave
Germania Life Ins Co
McNiece Et al
Choate, Hanford & Larocque
Attys
Lessler
John L Parish
St. S S
E Woodruff
Foreclosure Sale Named in Henderson Case
Foreclosure actions against Katharina Masehe and related parties proceed with attorney W H Warren and W C Reddy listed. Actions include due on judgment amounts of 11544 and 11367 respectively, taxes, costs, and adjournment to January 5. Foreclosure sale to follow for two three story frame structures at 144 Union Avenue and 142 Unton Avenue in Homestead area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attys
W H Warren
James L Weiss
Union
Henderson
Katharina Masehe
W C Reddy
RC — Eyck
Auction sales today in New York foreclosure lists
Listings detail multiple foreclosure sales across Manhattan and surrounding avenues. Names include Francis J Schnugg, Littl-st, Rosalie Schoenberg, estates of Nellie Spenter, Estelle Rossiter, and more with due on judge figures, taxes, costs, and attorney references.
Real Estate Transfers List Shows Numerous Property Mortgages
A dense ledger of transfers notes Louisa J Bentchioees to Rosa E Merrall and Herman Cohen to Daniel F Ma honey with mortgages totaling 115000, plus Hugh J Grant to Robert E Downing for 125000. Central Realty Co to Anthony Van Neers et al and Mary A Van Nostrand to Marcus M Marks involve multiple parcels and sums. Other entries cover Catherine Stacom, Gith St, and numerous addresses with varied mortgage amounts, all reflecting active real estate finance and title transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ss
Lenox-ave
Louisa J Bentchioees
Rosa E Merrall
Herman Cohen
Daniel F Mahoney
Amsterdam-ave
Tad-st
Hugh J Grant
Robert E Downing
Central Realty Co
Anthony Vanneers
15Th-St
3Th-Ave
Mary A van Nostrand
Marcus M Marks
Duane-st
Anna B van Kirk
Emanuel Stern
Catherine-st
Oak-st
Catherine Stacom
Klinkowstein
Gith-st
Park West
I Johnson
Madison-ave
J . Lyons
Coun— Zy
George Edgar
9Th-Ave
Louisa J Hutchinson
Sth-ave
Henry-st
N S
Ws. & Part
Cherry-st
Catharine-st
Senet
Ss S
Avenue B
3D-St
13Th-St
Emanuel
Max Cowen
12Th-St
Acohn
Squier
Carrie I Shotwell
Victor Weich
Mann
Econo
28Th-St
Chalmers Wood
Michael A Coyle
Mo St
Meyer Gravhead
Oscar T
George Kitching
George R Cannon
Ith-St, Nos 15 and 17. Ms, 250 Ft W of Sth-ave
Henry D Greenwald
John Brown
Park-ave
Harry C Graef
Henry B Anderson
Amsterdam—ave
107Th—St
Thomas Janney, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fourth-ave
William Just
Madison-eve
Ridge-ct
Sigmund Green
Uni
Seins. Io
Orsyt
Goerck
Jersey
van Cortlandt
Grout
F. D. Carley
W. K. Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Roundhouse
Ww. J. Lee
Teddy
Delaware Bridge
Woodbury
Donegan
Major Ténny
W. Murphy
Oronte
Hoar
Sleepy Head
Uranium
Pageant
John Carney
Piquancy
Shandonfield
Optimo
Vesuvia
Jim Nap
Dutch Carter
Gannon
W. J. Deboe
Otis
Echodale
O’neill
Glennevis
Death
Harry Wilson
Doeskin
Treanor
Aloaca
McCafferty
Brown Vail
St. Tammany
Russellton
Pierce J
Flaneur
Gilmore
Joe Doughty
Leblanc
Helgerson
Banish
Verdes
Elisa Dillon
Miranda
Cologne II
Marco
Flora Levy
Enhance
Ravenspur
Prince Herman
the Wizard
War Cry
Pirate
Wilton
Lady Superba
King Dodo
Crest City
Lady Brockway
Mathilde
Honey Brook
Sick
Dr. McNally
Sister Kate II
Aline
Maid of Enid
Phil Knight
Willard J
Lissome
Miss’ Quick
Miss Shanley
Star Gazer
James J. Corbett
Zackford
Rowdy G
Tiger Football
Big Bear
OLD “Daily Telegraph” CO
Nassau Street
Spalding
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Saranac Realty CO. Incorporated
Tiffany
Sporting Goods
James L. Wells
Rivington St
Mutual Life Ins
Francis J Schnugg
Davies, Stone & Auerbach
Lewis Ipreedman
Pltffs
158Th-St
Gererd
Cortland
Littel
Heiderman & Heiderman
Ferdinand Eidman, Jr
Costa
Littl-st
Lambert Suydam Agt
Louis Db
Retman Et Aly Quackenbush & Wise
Milton 5S Guiterman
West 9Th-St
F& W
Sth Ave
Margaret Welche
Agt
Rosalie Schoenberg
Coudert Bros
Elihu
Frost
West 24Th-St. S S
Sth
Ave
New-York Security and Trust Company
Columbus-ave
Acmis
Nellie Spenter
Peter F. Meyer & Co
Avenue C
S . Coroth-St
Merritt Sands Agtelia
Lapaugh Et al
Meighan & Necarsulmer
William Samuel Johnson
Richard W Harnett
George R Read
S S
Vanderbilt Ave
Estelle Rossiter
Executrix
Fical Estate
the Publics Company
Jitle Guarantee and Trust Company
Remsen Street
the Lawyers’ Title Insurance Company of
Liberty St
Court St
Aes Tieenee
EES
Sixth Avenue
13Th Street
Rhinelander Estate
West 14Th Street
58Th St. Sevillia
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