Civic duty of church governor at McKinley memorial
Gov Hughes spoke at Metropolitan Temple amid a crowded 14th Street gathering honoring William McKinley. He urged civic righteousness begin at home and defended the people’s will, warning against bosses, while praising McKinley’s gentle influence and urging responsible public conduct.
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Hughes
Ohio Society
Walders
Metropolitan Temple
14Th Street
Seventh Avenue
William McKinley
McKinley
McKinter
The
Con
New York
Magistrate Butts Proposes Reforms for Lower Courts
Megistrate Butts outlined a plan to run lower courts more like higher courts while clashing with colleagues over summons issuance. He criticized the summons as an oppressive tool and urged elimination of the so called bridge and a calendar reduction in General Sessions. He insisted on adherence to the criminal code and warned against magistrates abusing summonses.
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Megistrate Butts
Julius M. Mayer
Butts
Mcclellan
Court of General Sessions
State Supreme Court
Courtly Life Commission Meets at Cornell A C
The Commission on Courtesy Life met in Ithaca with all members present except President Butterfeld of Massachusetts Agricultural College. They toured the Cornell Agricultural College led by Dean Liberty Hyde Bailey, who chairs the commission, and held an evening business session before continuing the night.
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Ithaca
Commission On Courtey Life
Butterfeld
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Cornell Agricultural College
Liberty Hyde Bailey
Ee Loe
Defaulter Closes First National Bank in Somersworth
Frederick M. Varney the bank cashier confessed to defalcation totaling about eighty five dollars and was jailed on a charge of embezzlement. The bank examiner stated the bank was solvent but impairments prompted liquidation steps and temporary receiver appointment. Varney faces U S District Court appearance in Portsmouth in March.
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Somersworth
N. H
First National Bank
Frederick M. Varney
National Bank
N. 8
Bean
Manchester
W. S. Tebbetts
Varney
United States
Burns P. Hodgman
Concord
United States District Court
Portsmouth
Examiner Bean
Receiver Appointed for Quigley Company
Edward S. Thomas was named receiver in U S District Court for the George F. Quigley Company a New Jersey cloak and suit maker doing business as Boyntons Crawford Plummer in New Haven Hartford Boston and Springfield. Three creditors filed an involuntary petition alleging $2 483 38 in goods sold and delivered and transfers to other creditors. Thomas is bonded for 50000.
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Edward S. Thomas
United States District Court
George F. Quigley Company
New Jersey
Boyntons
Crawford-Plummer Company
New Haven
Hartford
New York Central Settles Major Brester Wreck Suits
The New York Central Railroad settled three large Brester Express wreck suits from 1907 on Woodlawn curve. Ira J. Dutton and wife sued for 150000 and 25000 respectively for injuries and loss of services. settlements, announced after talks with Justice Keogh in White Plains, reportedly ranged between 335000 and 45000.
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New York Central Railroad Company
Woodlawn Curve
White Plains
Ira J. Dutton
New York
Keogh
MANY CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS CURED
Albany Dec 16 Three patients died and 301 were discharged from the New York State Hospital for Treatment of Incipient Pulmonary Tuberculosis at Ray Brook during the fiscal year. The institution cared for 16 patients at present, with eighty being mates. The 301 discharged included many cured or greatly benefited. The average annual treatment was 158 patients at 347 per week per capita and total annual cost of 199,017 dollars.
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Albany
New York State Hospital
Ray Brook
State Board of Charities
New Secretary for Baker Named from Wreck Crew
Guy Scull, a Harvard graduate and former correspondent for The New York Globe during the Japanese Russian war, was appointed secretary to Deputy Police Commissioner Baker yesterday. He replaces Alexander Hart, who was fired, with Hart's resignation having been requested two weeks earlier. The commissioner cited workload in the First Deputy Commissioner’s Brooklyn office as the reason for the change.
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Guy Scull
West Indies
Baker
Alexander Hart
Bingham
Hart
Brooklyn
Scull
Harvard
New York Globe
Police Commissioner Bingham Seeks Meeting With Governor
Police Commissioner Bingham called at the Hotel Astor yesterday afternoon to present his views on the city police situation. He was not admitted by appointment. Two other visitors were William Church Osborn and George D Beattis. The Governor declined to discuss the call and planned to return to Albany this forenoon.
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Bingham
Hughes
Hotel Astor
William Church Osborn
George D. Beattis
Albany
Deposed Rector's Family in Need on Hempstead Letter
Floretta Whaley and Jere Knode Cook, the deposed rector of St. George's Church, appeal to Mrs. Kaziah Whaley for funds via Hartford attorney W Enerson. The lawyer says Cook's family is in want and the children suffer. Mrs Whaley refuses to send money to Floretta for Cook to use, but says Floretta may return home. Floretta inherits a substantial sum from her father but the funds are controlled by her guardian. Cook has little employment.
Auctions in New York Foreclosure Listings At Vesey Street
The Real Estate Exchange at Nos. 14 and 16 Vesey Street lists a vacant NW plot 56.9 by 63.4 feet as the main sale with multiple other parcels and lots offered by Joseph P Day Herbert A Sherman Samuel x and Mamie Cowen. Ref. amounts range from about 4 000 to 9 000 dollars with several properties mortgaged and taxed. yesterday’s sales added more parcels with varied sizes and owners.
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Man and Water Streets
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Joseph P Day
St. Ss
Cecelia Harris
Lese & Cattys
W A Sweetser
Herbert A Sherman
2D Ave
Frieda Gossett
Chrein Et A. Feltensieein & Rattys
Hasbrouck
Samuel x
West End Ave
Gist St
Moss Realty Co
Strauss
Mamie Cowen Agt
Strouse & S. Attys
J H Judge
Senate wrestles with President's secret service remarks
Debated are the Presidents words on the Secret Service and its use to probe Congress. Senators Adler Aldrich Bacon Newlands Tillman McLaurin discuss the insult and potential wider probes into appropriations and enforcement. The House delays reach a report while RN committee aims for agreement tomorrow.
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Aldrich
Senate
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Department of the Interior
Appropriations Committee
House
Secret Service chief defends inquiry amid Taft protection debate
Washington December 16 Chief Wilkie asserted an inquiry will prove charges against the Secret Service unfounded and cited cost figures showing agency expenses. He noted Treasury restrictions, Justice Department expansion, and that protection for President-elect Taft was proper. A Irvington church fire destroyed by an overheated furnace damaged a congregation during prayer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secret Service
Wilkie
Senate
Aldrich
Congress
Bureau
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of Justice
Department
Treasury
Taft
Coatroller of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
G. M. Turrentine
Plan 300000 Annex for Liberty Street Site
The Fidelity and Casualty Company building on Cedar Street plans a nineteen story annex costing 300000 with a Liberty street frontage of 51.6 feet and depth 54.2 feet in ornamental brick and terra cotta. Eid itz McKenzie are the architects.
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Fidelity and Casualty Company
Cedar Street
Trinity Place
Temple Street
Liberty Street
Eiditz & McKenzie
Morningside Avenue
Exelred Realty
George F. Pelham
Robert Vondelehr
174Th Street
Audubon Avenue
Louis Marx
George R. Read & Co
Jacob Cohn
East 79Th Street
Big Brooklyn Deal Sells Tract to Philadelphia Builder
Realty Trust sells 191 Brooklyn lots in Borough Park to Robert H. Catts of Philadelphia. Catts plans fifty one family brick homes on 44th street using plans by Milligan & Webber to provide homes for people of moderate means.
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Robert H. Catts
Philadelphia
The
Realty Trust
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Avenues
44Th Streets
Borough Park
Brooklyn
44Th Street
Milligan & Webber
Receivers of rents named in multiple foreclosure actions
William Lustgarten was appointed receiver of the rents for 18 Allen Street in a suit by Yetta Lefkowitz against Simon Laze kowitz et al to foreclose a 310 000 mortgage with a prior 21 000 mortgage on the property. John J. Murphy was named receiver for 68 70 East 109th Street in a case by Moses Mendelsohn et al against Maurice Altman et al over a 21 000 mortgage. Francis P. Pace was named receiver for 28 Madison Street leasehold in a suit by Anna M. Schultheis et al against Barnett Fishman et al to foreclose a 3 000 mortgage.
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William Lustgarten
Allen Street
Yetta Lefkowitz
Simon Lazekowitz
T Nere
John J. Murphy
East 109Th Street
Moses Mendelsohn
Maurice Altman
De Leon Realty Receives 100000 Loan at Four Percent
William A. White & Sons lend the De Leon Realty Company 100000 at four percent interest for three years on the property Nos 50 to 54 West 12th street a seven story elevator apartment house.
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William A. White & Sons
The
de Leon Realty Company
Nos. MO
West 12Th Street
Real estate transfers in the brokerage market
Pease and Elliman sold for Mrs. Sarah Talman a four story dwelling at 118 East 56th Street on a 21x55 lot with extension to occupancy. Henry M. Ray acquired a five story house at 308 West 92nd Street on a 25x38.5 lot for occupancy. Frances H. Rice sold a three story dwelling at 19 East 79th Street on a 20x12.2 lot for ownership use. Adolph Finkenburg sold 124 1/2 and 128 East 123rd Street, three five story flats on 75x100.8 plot for occupancy. Industrial Realty Co sold 120 East 56th Street, a five story flat on 17.5x109.5 to A. M. Dolan. Fleischmann Realty & Construction Co sold two lots on west side of Andrews Avenue south of Fordham Road for occupancy. Michela de Giudice sold 3527 and 528 East 152nd Street, two two story dwellings on 30x10 for 1400 dollars. Joseph Reiss sold the flat with stores at College Avenue and Sixth Street to William Chonau. S. B. Goodale & Son sold for a client to H. Gissel at 251 West 18th Street a five story double flat house on a 26x83 foot lot near Eighth Avenue.
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Pease & Elliman
Sarah Talman
East 56Th Street
Henry M. Ray
West 92d Street
Frances H. Rice
East 79Th Street
Adolph Finkenburg
East 123d
The
Industrial Realty Company
East Sith Street
A. M. Dolan
Fleishmann Realty & Construction Company
Andrews Avenue
Fordham Road
Michela de Giudice
Pasquale Antena
152D
Joseph Reiss
College Avenue
William Chonau
S. B. Goodale & Son
H. Gissel
West 18Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Real Estate Law Course Opens Tonight in Brooklyn
Walter Lindner of Title Guarantee and Trust Company will inaugurate a weekly real estate law lecture series at the Bedford Branch Y M C A in Brooklyn. The first of eleven talks features prominent specialists at the association building. The Hunt's Point Construction Company borrowed 360000 from Siegel-Cooper's banking department on 15 parcels along Hunt's Point avenue near Lafayette avenue. The mortgage runs three years at 5 percent. Henry Stern leased the store and basement at No 4 West 34th street for a term of years. S B Goodale and Son leased for Elmer A Darling to Manges Brothers the stores and basements Nos 15 and 17 West 2d street.
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Walter Lindner
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Bedford Branch
Young Men's Christian Association
Brooklyn
Association
Hunt's Point Construction Company
Siegel-Cooper Company
Hunt's Point Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
Henry Stern
West 34Th Street
S. B. Goodale & Son
Elmer A. Darling
Manges Brothers
West 2d Street
Cauldwell Mansion Site Sold at Concourse Corner
Arnold Byrne and Baumann sell the Cauldwell mansion property on the southeast corner of Grand Boulevard and Concourse and Fifteenth Street to Max Marx. The three story dwelling fronts 154 feet on the Concourse and 197.7 feet on the street.
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Arnold, Byrne & Baumann
E. Zannatt
Max Marx
Grand Boulevard
Concourse
Lfth Street
Cauldwell Mansion
CruiKshank sale to investor via executor William A Smith
The Cruikshank Company sold to an investor acting by executor William A. Smith. The property at the northwest corner of Front street and Dover street is a five story building on a plot of 33 6475 feet. Joseph D Cronan represented the buyer.
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Cruikshank Company
William A. Smith
Front Street
Dover Street
Joseph D. Cronan
Charity Organization Society to Build West 28th Street Stable
Grosvenor Atterbury, architect for the Charity Organization Society, has filed plans for a two story stable at No. 114 West 28th Street on the society’s woodchopping yard site for the unemployed. The stable will be ornamental brick and concrete and cost 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenor Atterbury
Charity Organization Society
Society
West 28Th Street
Plans Filed to Expand Moving Picture Hall on 135th Street
Plans have been filed to enlarge the moving picture exhibition hall at Nos 4% and 135th West by annexing the adjoining building at Nos and 62. The improvement will be for Henry Pincus as lessee with architect William E Young in charge.
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135Th Street
Henry Pincus
William E. Young
Building Loan Notices From New York Mortgage Firms
Riverside Drive to 99th Street and 106th Street details show loans by West Side Construction Co with properties near Broadway and 160th Street. Title Guarantee and Trust Co funds Vanderbilt Tile and Pine Investing Co with values listed at 35 000 and 170 000 dollars respectively with 210 000 dollar figure noted.
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Riverside Drive
99Th St
New York Mortgage and Security Co
West Side Construction Co
S A
Broadway
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Vanderbilt Tile O
160Th St
Same
Pine Investing Co
Bronx Building Plans Listing Reveals Several Dwellings
A local Bronx notice details multiple residential building plans along Dnly Avenue and surrounding streets. It lists owners such as Levoli Liberti Christian Swenson Argentina Desavatore Israel Fardensien Angela Valinte and architect Henry Nordheim with varying costs up to 840 000 and 7 500 for two to four story brick and frame dwellings.
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Dnly
Levoli
Liberti
Henry Nordheim
Kingsbridge Road
William A Riley
Wellman Ave
Mapes Ave
Christian Swenson
Elwood Place
Argentina Desavatore
Bronx Park Ave
Israel Fardensien
Leland Ave
Davin St
Angela Valinte
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P W Radcliffe
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Beekman Street
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Joseph Fuchs
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Augusta, GA
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Gardner
West 43d
Howe
New Jersey Military Academy
Freehold, N. J
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. ¥. Young-Fulton
Union Square
Mademoiselle Amyot
Teachers’ Agency
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Lakewood, N. J
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N. J
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Morton
N R. Haines
Arlborough
Atlantic cIrry
Josiah White & Sons
Dennis
Antic
Walter J. Buz
Traymore
Montclair
Llerge
Centre of Transit
Metropol
Itan District
Tribune
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Electric Light Service
Brooklyn Bridge
West Side Stable Project
Moving Picture Place
Gainsborough Studios
Ccen
LA Grange
Lincoln Park
Newark
City
Readestreet
Wal. C. Walker’s Sons
Bronx
Heliopolis
Egyptian Mail Steamship Company
Marseilles
Alexandria
Naples
Messina
King William
London
Thos
Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Thos. T. Hendrickson
Fulton St
Ustown
14Th St
3D Ave
List St
123Th St
Tremontameri Telegraph Can
6Th Ave
88Th St
Greater
Cortland
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company A “Scne
Mentagee Street
Breokiau
Ruland & Whiting CO. Managers OF
Beekman ST
York
Otelle Marquis
East 31St ST
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