Two Places for Bulger in Oswego and Albany Dispute
Albany officials question Charles N Bulger of Oswego about spending time as Deputy Attorney General while maintaining his Oswego duties. The Oswego Recorder may resign prompting Republican debates on a vacancy. Bulger says Albany duties won’t hinder his Oswego office and aims to boost local party work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Charles N. Bulger
Qeneco
John Cuneen
Buffalo
Judge Bulger
Bulger
Seneca
Oswego Daily Palladium
Palladium
the Palladium
Cunneen
Oswego
Democratic Party
Law Department
Capitol
Baler
Attorney General
Albamy
Odell
Devery "Rides the Goat" into secret order honor
William S. Devery was initiated into the Noble Order of Red Men by the Abenski Tribe at West Fifty fourth Street. He received the three degrees in one night and was crowned with the Hat of Feathers as a Chief for life in a ceremony witnessed by about 350 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Devery
Noble Order of Red Men
Billy Geat
Partridge
Devery
West Fiftyfourth-st
Sachem T. J. Colligan
Mayors Nominated as Republicans Pick New Club Officers
The Republican Club renamed Louis Stern for president and elected 32 new members while accepting 43 membership applications and paying tribute to ex Speaker Reed. Proposed for membership are Mayor Seth Low and ex-Mayor Schieren among others. The January ticket includes Stern for president and Whitman as secretary, with an executive slate serving to 1908.
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
Joseph Deuel
Albert F. Hagar
Alfred R. Conkling
Robert C. Morris
Merritt BE
Haviland
Nordica Improves En Route to Next Concert
Mme. Nordica, reported ill yesterday, moved from Buckingham gown to the Victoria with bag and baggage. The voyage across the Atlantic left her shaken, but there is no reason to think she cannot sing next Friday night as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Nordica
Atlantic
Vanderbilt in Crisis as Disease Progresses
The disease affecting Cornelius Vanderbilt enters a critical phase with ongoing surveillance for three days. Dr. Austin Flint Jr states no new bulletins will be issued and notes the patient remains serious but not in immediate danger. Vanderbilt’s temperature has remained stable and progress is reported as hopeful, with the doctor observing sleep during his late visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Austin Flint, Jr
Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Flint
Novelty Exhibition Opens at Madison Square Garden
The first annual Novelty Exhibition and Christmas Fair lights Madison Square Garden with a 45-foot tree and varied displays. An estimated fifteen thousand attended the afternoon and evening sessions as exhibits ranged from typewriters to candy kisses. A street carnival and midway attractions filled the basement. the fair ends December 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Miss. Freight Steamer Mississippi Launched at Camden Yard
The steel freight steamship Mississippi, built for Atlantic Transport, was launched this afternoon at the New York Shipbuilding Company yard in Camden New Jersey. Miss Katherine Wright christened the vessel, drawing cheers from guests and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Camden
N. J
Mississippi
Atlantic Transport
New-York Shipbuilding Company
Katherine Wright
James A. Wright
Presi
International Navigation Company
Real estate notices list names and values at New York addresses
Entries show multiple property and asset notices, listing locations on Fifth Avenue East Forty-second Street Madison Avenue and other streets, with individuals such as Isabel Popping Degnon McLean Company Michael Engleman William Just George B Kim Emma En tekse Sigmund Green Samuel Mazerowitz and amounts including 3000 10 50. Several owners are listed as unknown or slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First-ave
Isabel Popping
East Forty-second-st
Degnon-McLean G Company
Ame
Second-ave
Michael Engleman
New York Lawyer Barred From Jersey Court Hearing
Chancellor Magie in Newark Prerogative Court challenged T Lloyd McConchie of New York over representing in New Jersey. The judge demanded NJ bar affiliation or proper introduction by local counsel before allowing Mr McConchie to proceed. McConchie’s offices are in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magie
Newark
New-York
T. Lloyd McConchie
New Jersey
New York
New-Jersey
MecConchie
T. Lloyd MecConch
Lead merger agreed among major lead producers with Whitney offer
National Lead Company directors propose a $65 million capitalization with $30 million in common stock and $35 million in debenture bonds to fund the purchase of plants for a national lead combination. Lucius A. Cole confirmed a proposal to Whitney, Ryan, and Guggenheim and said details cannot be made public until their decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Company
Lucius A. Cole
Messrs. Whitney
Ryan
Guggenheim
English paper plant taken over by Continental Paper
Control of Thames Paper Company Limited in London has reportedly passed to Continental Paper Company of New Jersey. Securities of the English firm were handed to the New Jersey corporation, with plans to overhaul and modernize plant and equipment. William J. Alford owns Continental Paper, linked to several boxboard firms. others include H Sellers McKee and George W. Carr.
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
Skating Opens at Van Cortlandt Park Lake
The Van Cortlandt Park lake opened to skaters last evening by Superintendent Peters of Bronx Park. Five to six thousand people glided on the six inch ice as crowds raced to the north end and a throng circled under bright calciums. Peters says the smooth surface promises excellent skating for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cortlandt Park
Peters
Bronx Park
Conscience Fund receives $110 anonymous check
Father Knickerbocker reports an unexpected Christmas gift to the Conscience Fund. A registered letter carried a $110 check with no publicity requested. Controller Grout doubts the sender’s identity, suggesting a possible tax dodger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Knickerbocker
Controller Grout
Conscience Fund
Union Pacific Chief Burt in City Meeting on Strike Ultimatum
President Horace G. Burt of Union Pacific met E. H. Harriman in the city yesterday. An afternoon executive session involved leaders tied to Union Pacific interests. The visit aimed to relay strikers’ ultimatum and discuss strike spread to Southern Pacific lines with Eastern road representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific Railroad Company
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Mr. Burt
Southern Pacific
National City Bank Stocks Sold On Market Move
The stock market saw the sale of 277 shares of National City Bank in small lots at 29, matching 1,699 shares sold last Thursday. Traders discussed possible reasons but offered no satisfactory explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank
Engineer Dies After Cat Scratch Hydrophobia Suspected
Thomas Rogers aged sixty four, an engineer in a downtown office, died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday morning. Physicians believe hydrophobia from a cat scratch caused his death. Dr. Packer did not discuss the case but an autopsy will determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rogers
Bellevue Hospital
Packer
Pleads Guilty to Mail Robbery by Former S Station Chief
Graham S. Voorhis, once superintendent of Station S at Howard Street and Broadway, pleaded guilty in the Criminal Branch of the United States Circuit Court to opening letters entrusted to his care and stealing money from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham S. Voorhis
Howard St
Broadway
United States Circuit Court
U.S. Steel to Raise Ore Price and Cut Finished Product Cost
An advance in iron ore prices and a reduction in finished product prices are reported as among United States Steel Corporation's first moves next year. Other iron and steel companies that mine their own ore are expected to follow U S Steel's lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel Companies
Two Suits Award Six Cents Each in Defamation Case
In White Plains Justice Gaynor presided over two defamation and malicious prosecution suits by Miss May Landegan and Mrs Maud Mansfield of New Rochelle. Each sought 25000 dollars. juries awarded six cents in damages to each plaintiff, and the judge denied new trial requests on motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gaynor
White Plains
May Landegan
Maud Mansfield
New Rochelle
Beef Prices Seen Rising Despite Stockyard Cattle Increase
Reports from Kansas City show more cattle in yards and a small price drop, yet local dealers expect meat prices to climb before year’s start. High costs for rye, eggs, and butter are cited as increasing demand for meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Kansas City
Carley Alleges Extortion Plot In Court
Francis D. Carley, a New York broker who recently failed, testified in U S District Court that the Kentucky National Bank is being duped by conspirators seeking to extort money from William K Vanderbilt and other financiers. He named Camille Weidenfeld and Treadwell Cleveland among others, claiming they aim to frighten Vanderbilt into testifying here about Panhandle stock and related New York litigations. He asserts the conspirators also want his wife to transfer notes worth 30,0)0 to creditors in exchange for halting opposition to his solvency status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Francis D. Carley
New-York
United States District Court
Kentucky National Bank
William K Vanderbilt
Camille Weidenfeld
Northern
New York
Treadwell Cleveland
Charles Cleveland
Mr. Vanderbilt
New Jersey
Carley
Vanderbilt
Rathbone
Roof collapses bury men and engines at West Philadelphia yard
The West Philadelphia yards roof and supports of the Pennsylvania Railroad roundhouse collapsed, burying more than twenty workers and thirty-one engines. A fire started in the wreckage but was put out. several workers suffered broken limbs, with no serious injuries. The wooden slate roof, weakened by snow weight since Saturday, caused the disaster. seventeen engines were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
West Philadelphia
Emigrating to America Vienna December report
Vienna reports severe weather crippling Austria with 140000 iron workers unemployed. Factories close or cut hours as typhus fears rise and famine seems likely. Emigration agents flourish as skilled workers flee to the United States, a trend economists regret. Conditions are feared to deteriorate further through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
United States
Hospital for Italian Patients opens in Albany
Mount Carmel Hospital and Dispensary in New York filed for incorporation in Albany to serve Italian non English speakers in Little Italy. Directors include Dr Joseph S Tanner and Paolo Gazzolo. The facility at 312 Pleasant Ave is ready, with staff to speak Italian and support from local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant-ave
Albany
Mount Carmel Hospital
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 valley amid rail damage
Heavy rains in the Mississippi valley cause record flooding with washouts on Illinois Central near Memphis and Paducah Kentucky lines on Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis. Louisville and nearby tracks are submerged from Hopkinsville to Nortonville. Gracey Kentucky and Mannington report four feet and near one foot water, trapping residents and prompting aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mississippi
Illinois Central
Memphis
Kentucky
Paducah
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Hopkinsville
Nortonville
Gracey
Mannington
W J Lee Escapes Again From Mental Institution
William J Lee owner of the Phoenix Iron Works in Trenton has escaped again while under guard at his wife’s funeral. In a letter dated Baltimore he jokes about escaping and says he ordered the driver to cross into Pennsylvania before eloping with his keeper, promising to meet Teddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
William J. Lee
Phoenix Iron Works
State Hospital For
Iron Works
Liberty
Baltimore
Teddy
New Jersey
Delaware Bridge
Pennsylvania
Woodbury Chases Police Commissioner Chance Amid Snow
Friends of Major John McGaw Woodbury emphasize his many titles and say only a heavy snowstorm blocked his ascent to Police Commissioner. Backers of Park Commissioner John E. Eustis and Colonel Robert Grier Monroe’s departments gain praise. Mayor Lew declines Police chatter as Partridge resignation prompts a likely successor by tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘McGaw Woodbury
New York
John E. Eustis
Bronx
Robert Grier Monroe
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Avery D. Andrews
Francis ¥. Greene
James B. Reynolds
Lew
Police
Partridge
Winding Up Harvester Combine in Chicago
G W Perkins of J P Morgan and Co completes details of a new harvester company in Chicago arrival secret at Chicago Club, his silence on trip noted while the finalization dominates his agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester Combine
Chicago
G. W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
New Harvester Company
Perkins
Justice Herrick orders extinction of The Daily Telegraph Co
Albany December 15 Justice Herrick today ordered the extinction of The Daily Telegraph Company of New York insolvent The final sale of its assets for 100000 was short by 107000 to meet the indebtedness and the receivership headed by A H Masten is terminated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lawyers sail to Russia over trotting horse identity
A. M. Kerby of Windsor and trainer J. Cunningham voyage on the Deutschland to prove or disprove that the horse raced as Russian Boy is William C. K. an iron gray trotter formerly owned by Kerby. The Russian Government funds travel for verification or denial of the horse’s true identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kerby
Windsor
Canada
J. Cunningham
Russia
William C. K
William C. Kk
The Racetrack Race Day at New Orleans Dec 15
John Peters led as heavy favorite in rainy slow track conditions at New Orleans. Race results include Major Tenny, Shandonfield, The Caxton, John Peters again, Harry Wilson, Flaneur, and six additional races with, among others, winners Shandonfield Tom Kingsley The Caxton and Flaneur. entries listed for seven furlongs to one and one sixteenth miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John Peters
Moran
Donegan
Major Tenny
W. Murphy
Oronte
Hoar
Sleepy Head
Uranium
Pageant
John Carney
Piquancy
Shandonfield
Optimo
Harry Wilson
Gannon
Doeskin
Treanor
Albaca
McCafferty
Brown Vail
St. Tammany
Russellton
Pierre J
Flaneur
Gilmore
Helgerson
Joe Doughty
Leblanc
Banish
Wesoles
Elisa Dillon
Miranda
Auto race entry prompts American team for cup abroad
H S Harkness has filed with the Automobile Club of America to enter and pay eight dollars as a club representative for the international automobile cup race abroad next spring. Alexander Winton has already applied, ensuring at least two American entrants. The current cup holder is S F Edge of England. With no suitable Irish course and English speed limits on roads, the race likely returns to France, perhaps over the Paris Bordeaux route.
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 at Hotel Bartholdi
Prize money from the Madison Square Garden six day bicycle race was distributed yesterday afternoon. Leander Krebs demanded payment and received his share after delays. other teams also collected their prizes, including Newkirk and Jacobson, McFarland and Stinson and Moran, and the Bedell brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Bartholdi
P. T. Powers
Powers
Leander
Floyd Krebs
Krebs
Butler
Butler and Turville
Headspeth
Newkirk
Jacobson
McFarland
Princeton Honors Scrub Football Players with Class Numerals
Princeton university athletic管理 awards class numerals to scrub football players for the fall season. Recipients include Montgomery, Bayles, Byles, Cole, Hermann, Howell, Scott, Stratton, Burrell, Butler, Edwards, Lloyd, McLeod, Baker, Brown, Burke, Delaney, Dull, Forney, Kafer, King, Minott, Otis, Pond, Ward, Whelen, Bard, Brasher, Carothers, Dutcher, Hardy, Hoagland, Keath, Rannon, Wetterlein, Waller, and others from 1901 to 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Princeton
N. J
The
University Athletic Management
W. J. Montgomery
F. W. Bayles
A. J. Byles
B. Cole
R. E. Hermann
A. A. Howell
G. T. Scott
FE. ©. Hardy
A. N. Hoagland
H. H. Keith
J. Ro Mann
J. R. Wetterlein
J. C. Waller
Yale Team vs New York Hockey Club Opener At St Nicholas
The season starts tonight in New York City with Yale University facing the Hockey Club of New York at the St Nicholas Skating Rink. Yale, five year intercollegiate champions, is expected to post strong results this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
St. Nicholas Skating Rink
Yale University
Hockey Club of
New York
Yale
Verona Lake Skating Club forms hockey team at Verona Lake
Verona Lake Skating Club will field a hockey team this season with Herman J. Koehler of Orange Athletic Club coaching and captaining the seven. Among candidates the Hornfeck brothers are star players. A schedule against top East teams is set, with most games at Verona Lake. The opening game on December 27 will be vs 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
A Narrow Escape From Bears in 1878 Arkansas Woods
An Arkansas elder recalls in 1878 on Cat Island and the St. Francis River bear incursions into his corn crop. Bears swarmed the cane thickets, invaded fields nightly, and forced him to watch from persimmon trees with improvised scaffolds as they carried off corn toward their dens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Cat Island
Arkansas
St. Francis River
Bear Encounter From Hollow Tree Tale
A hunter recalls hunting bears in the woods with two green hound pups. He investigates a hollow tree, leans his shotgun against it, and a large black bear bursts out. The bear blows breath in his face and he escapes in panic, leaving his breech loading shotgun behind.
Real estate sales scattered across Manhattan properties
The McVickar Realty Trust sells for a client to Mr Thornell a three story brownstone at 209 West Seventy Eighth Street for occupancy. John H. Berry sells for Elias Kempner an investor sale of the five story apartment house at 219 to 221 West Eighty Third Street for about 100000 dollars. Multiple firms record transfers of flats, tenements, and plots on East Sixty Fifth to East Eighty Fourth Streets and nearby avenues involving Cowen, Moriarty, Ritterband, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Freund
Bowery
Ernest J. Cuzzo
Katherine Engelhardt
Joseph Gallo
East One-hundred And-Twelfth-St
R. T. Moriarty
Convent-are
Charles Stadler
D. Solis Ritterband
East Sixtieth-st
John H. Berry
Elias and
Martin Kempner
West Eighty-third St
Lavalle Plans Three Two Story Dwellings at Chisholm and Freeman
Three two story frame dwelling houses 21x59 feet planned on Chisholm street west side and Freeman street north side, each to be built at 15 000 dollars. William T. Lavalle named owner and architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm-st
West Side
Freeman-st
William T. Lavalle
Chisholmst
Plans Filed to Convert Maternity Hospital to Tenement Storefronts
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, formerly a maternity hospital, will after alterations house a tenement with stores. Owner is R Hoe of Grand Street. Estimated cost is 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington-ave
Fifty-second-st
R. Hoe
No. At
Grand St
Plans filed for eleven story brick loft 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 by a depth of 1 H. Bargdorf is the owner and A Zucker the architect. The cost is placed at 132000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Buildings
Manhattan
Fifth-ave
Bargdorf
A. Zucker
Saranac Realty Company Incorporation Filed in New York
Albany December 15 reports the filing of the Saranac Realty Company in Manhattan with capital of $100 000 and a board including Andrew Shiland G B Hedges T S Rumney Jr Arleigh Pelham and F C Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Fung
Saranac Realty Company
Manhattan
Capital
Andrew Shiland
G. B. Hedges
T. S. Rumney, Jr
Arleigh Pelham
F. C. Watkins
Tiffany Strike Breaks Over Ten Hour Return
Tiffany & Co silver workers at Newark rejected a return to ten hour work. Nine of about twenty applicants were rehired individually with clergy intermediaries from Belleville and Newark assisting. The strike by the workers continues as negotiations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany & Co
Newark
Cornelius & Abbott
Christ Episcopal Church
Belleville
Mr. Smith
St. Peter's Church
Foreclosure Auction Listings Include Multiple Properties
Auction sales yesterday list two foreclosure auctions. One at 102 West South Street near Columbus with a 35 by 100.8 lot and a three story brick building, handled by Germania Life Insurance Co agent W E B McNuece and law firms Choate Lanford and Larocque, with costs and taxes due. The second at 312 West 34th Street near South Avenue features a 15.7 by 75.5 two and a half story building, with FE Woodruff and J T Wall representing JW and J McDermott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan L Kennelly
Columbus
Germania Life Ins Co
S. W
Sthave
Woodruff
T Wall
JW & J McDermott
Foreclosure Sale Notices for Katharina Masche et al
Foreclosure actions filed against Katharina Masche and others. Two properties listed 144 Union Avenue and 1325 Home Street with three story frame structures. Proceedings include due taxes and costs, adjourned dates and judge actions. sale adjourned to January and other deadlines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L Wells
Union-ave
Katharina Masche
WC Reddy
Atty
Costa
Ste
Auction Sales Today By James L Wells At 22 Bowery
A compact listing of foreclosure and mortgage sales across New York City detailing properties on Rivington Street, West 14th Street, Park Avenue, and surrounding blocks. Entries note cases by Mutual Life, Cortland & Littell, Quackenbush & Wise, and others with due on judgment amounts, costs, and taxes, including several four story brownstones and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Wells
Bowery
Rivington St
Iss
Ward
Mutual Life Ins
Francis J Sehmugg
Davies
Stone & Auerbach
Attys
Lewis H Bi Menefer
Pluils
Erst
John L Varish
Sth-st
Rosalie Schoenberg
Coudert Hros
Elihus Frost
West 14Th-St
Sth
Ave
New-York Security and Trust Company
Rosalie Schoenberg Et al
Coudert Bros
Allys
Eba & Frost
Bryan L. Kennelly
Columbus
Nellie le Spenter
Peter F. Meyer
Sands Agt
Ametia
Kaguonts Et al
Meighan & Necar
Sulmer
William Samuel Johnson
Richard W Harnett
Pendleton & Anderson
Attya
EB Mark
George R Read
St. S
Broadway
Catlin
Emma H Lash
Stetsen
Ene
Sid
Ars Sell
P I Kiernan
D P Ingraham & Co
Vanderbilt Ave
Estelle Rossiter
Executrix
Real Estate Transfers Dense Ledger Entry
Real estate transfers listed with numerous parcels and mortgages. Names include Henry St, Avenue B, Amsterdam Ave, Park Ave, and various landmarks. loans range from 7,000 to 350,000 dollars. Parties include Frederick Schuck, Patrick Canavan, George Edgar, Louisa Hutchinson, Rosa Merrall, John Squier, Carrie Shotwell, Emanuel Glauber, Max Cohen, Herman Cohen, Daniel Ma honey, Hugh J Grant, Robert Downing, Anthony Van Berger, Marcus Marks, Emanuel Stern, Morris, George King, Henry Greenwald, and Harry Graet. Includes addresses, parcel sizes, and mortgage amounts. source appears to be a real estate transfer docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry—st
Avenue B
Columbus-ave
Frederick Schuck
Patrick Canavan
S6th-st
Madionave
Lyons Building
George Edgar
Henry-st
Broome-st
Ridge—st
Greenwich-ave
Tab-st
Emanuel Glauber
Max Cohen
Eacere
Cecasenss
Chalmers Wood
Michael A Coyle
St. S
Lenox-ave
Mage
Louisa J Halchioses
Rosa E Merrall
Lizth-St
Herman Cohen
Daniel F Ma
Honey
Amsterdam-ave
Hugh J Grant
Robert E Down
Ing
Sith-st
Central Realty Co
Anthony van Berger
Mary A van Nostrand
Marcus M Marks
Duanest
W S. Doxtt
Anna B van Kirk
Emanuel Stern
Catherine St
Catherine Stacem
Morris
Gith-st
Park West
Stix Ki
J Johnson
47Th-St
Om St.tx
Meyer Grarhead
Oscar T Johnson
West Endave
George King George Cannon
Henry D Greenwald
John Brown
Rm Sith
Park-ave
Harry C Graet Et al
Henry B Anderson
Harry ¢ Graet
Nominial
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William Just
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Ira Allenset
Slight
Eas
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Sigmund Green
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Forsyth-st
Goerck-st
Samuel Mazerowitz
Jersey
van Cortlandt
Grout
Steel Trust
F. D. Carley
W. K. Vanderbilt
W. J. Lee
Woodbury
OLD “Daily Telegraph” CO
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Marco
Flora Levy
Enhance
Ravenspur
Prince Herman
the Wizard
War Cry
Pirate
Wilton
Lady Superba
King Dodo
Crescent City
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Mathilde
Ardita
Honey Brook
Grantor
Dr. McNally
Sister Kate Hi
Aline
Welcome Light
Tom Maybin
Lord Touchwood
Florestan
Epidemic
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Renmora
Whiskey King
Okla
Joa
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Ordnung
Henry McDaniel
Scorpio
Golden Rule
Swordsman
Georgia Gardner
Moabina
Trocadero
Gin Spray
Prince Blazes
Markete
Lady Chorister
Joe Lesser
Tiger Football
Big Bear
Saranac Realty CO. Incorporated
Tiffany
Sporting Goods
Spalding
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Nassau Street
Bergdorf
Zucker
Ladamaniaies Oe
the Publics Company
Jitle Guarantee and Trust Company
Remsen Street
the Lawyers’ Title Insurance Company of
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Court St
City
Sapyeot
Perce Ruland &Whiting Co
Sixth Avenue
13Th Street
Rhinelander Estate
West 14Th Street
West 58Th St
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