Civic Duty of Church Governor on McKinley Memorial
Governor Hughes spoke at Metropolitan Temple in New York praising William McKinley as a gentle, influential leader. He urged civic righteousness begin at home and defended the need for public officials to follow the people’s will and uphold core democratic foundations. The service drew a large crowd outside and inside the church, with patriotic decor and notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Ohio Society
Waldorf
Metropolitan Temple
Ih Street
Seventh Avenue
William McKinley
Eaen Ore
McKinley
Lfe
McKinter
Amr
Civie
New York
United States
State of New York
Dovernor
John Wesley FE
Treadwell
John M. Cornell
William Jackson
Hugh Gordon Miller
P W Radcliffe
J. Ellen Foster
Washington
John Hars Hammond
Hammond
Mr. Foster
Miller
Old
Virginia
Nney
Gevernr
Magistrate Butts Sets Views On Lower Court Procedures
Magistrate Butts explained how to run a court of lower jurisdiction to Julius M Mayer. He differed from colleagues over summonses and called a bridge relic of the past. He warned that improper summonses abuse criminal justice and would overburden General Sessions calendars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts
Julius M Mayer
McCellan
Court of General Sessions
State Supreme Ceart
Commission on Courtesy Life session in Ithaca
The Commission on Courtesy Life met in Ithaca with all members present except President Butterfield of Massachusetts Agricultural College. They toured Semeli Agricultural College guided by Liberty Hyde Hatley, chairman of the commission. Evening business session followed and they adjourned for Ree Lom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Commission On Courtey Life
Butterfeld
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Serneli Agricultural College
Been Liberty Hyde Hatley
Lat
Nng
Defaulter Closes First National Bank of Somersworth
The First National Bank of Somersworth New Hampshire closed after a $8000 defalcation by cashier Frederick M Varney. National Bank Examiner N S Bean uncovered the loss during an account examination. Varney confessed and faced U S Commissioner Burns P Hodgman pled not guilty and posted $10 bond for March court. Temporary receiver Bean appointed by the Controller of the Currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somersworth
N. H
First National Bank
Frederick M. Varney
Peng
National Bank
N. S. Bean
Manchester
W. S. Tebbetts
Varney
United States
Burns P. Hodgman
Concord
United States District Court
Portsmouth
Examiner Bean
Bean
Cloak House Receiver Appointed in Connecticut Case
Edward S. Thomas was named receiver in U S District Court for the George F. Quigley Company a New Jersey garment firm doing business as Boyntons Crawford Plummer in New Haven Hartford Boston and Springfield The action followed an involuntary petition by three creditors Kurzok Brothers Montrose co and Sonheim Stein Co claiming goods sold worth 2 483 38 and alleging money transfers to other creditors Mr Thomas is bonded for 50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Thomas
United States District Court
George F. Quigley Company
New Jersey
Boyntons
Crawford-Plummer Company
New Haven
Hartford
Settlement Reached in Breuster Express Damages Suits
The New York Central Railroad settled three major damages suits from the 1907 Brester Express wreck near Woodlawn curve. Ira J. Dutton sought 150000 for injuries and 25000 for his wife’s services. a second action asked 25000. Settlements totaled between 35000 and 50000 dollars, jury discharged after out of court agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad Company
Woodlawn Curve
White Plains
Ira J. Dutton
New York
Keogh
Many Consumptive Patients Cured at Ray Brook Hospital
Albany Dec 14 Three patients died and 301 were discharged out of 477 treated during the fiscal year at the New York State Hospital for Treatment of Incipient Pulmonary Tuberculosis at Ray Brook. The institution now has 16 patients under care, eighty of whom are mates. The average yearly treatment was 158 patients at a cost of 947 dollars per week per capita, totaling 199 017 dollars for all purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State Hospital
Ray Brook
State Board of Charities
New Secretary for Baker in Brooklyn Police Office
Guy Scull, Harvard graduate and former war correspondent, was named secretary to Deputy Police Commissioner Baker, replacing Alexander Hart who was fired. Police Commissioner Bingham cited workload in the First Deputy’s Brooklyn office as the reason. Hart’s resignation was sought two weeks earlier, and Scull’s appointment follows Bingham’s meeting with Governor Hughes at the Astor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Scull
West Indies
Baker
Alexander Hart
Bingham
Hart
Broklyn
Scull
Harvard
New York Globe
Deposed rector's family appeals for funds on Long Island
Floretta Whaley and Jere Knode Cook, ousted rector and family, urge financier Mrs. Whaley via Hartford attorney W. Enerson for aid. Enerson says Cook and children face want as Floretta controls a $ amount left by her father and her mother’s death with limited access.
Auction Highlights From Foreclosure Real Estate Sale
Foreclosure auction at Beekman and Water streets offers a vacant plot at the northwest corner for sale by the Real Estate Exchange sales rooms Vesey Street. Other bids include properties on Lexington Avenue West End Avenue and Rivington Street with various parcels and mortgage balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beekman and
Water Streets
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Congressional Row Over Secret Service Impeachment Language
Senators denounce the Presidents message as an insult while the House and Senate move toward investigations of Secret Service funding and use. Rumors of wasteful blanket appropriations and bloated retainers for trust prosecutions spark expected reports from the Appropriations Committee and House committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Senate
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Department of the Interior
Appropriations Committee
House Committee
House
Secret Service chief defends inquiry and costs before Taft protection
Chief Wilkie testified that an official inquiry will show charges against the Secret Service are unfounded and that the bureau has been efficient. He detailed costs totaling about 275000 annually for Secret Service operations, including protection duties for President-elect Taft, and argued the prohibitive law increased Treasury spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secret Service
Wilkie
Senate
Aldrich
Congress
Bureau
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of Justice
Department
Treasury
Taft
Controller of the Treasury
Cortelyou
O. K
United States
Irvington church gutted by overheated furnace blaze
The Methodist Church at Irvington on the Hudson was destroyed by a fire last night caused by an overheated furnace. Congregants were at a prayer meeting when it broke out, and under pastor Rev. G. M. Turrentine they rushed out and joined in fighting the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
G. M. Turrentine
Plan $300000 Annex for Liberty Street Site
The Fidelity and Casualty Company expands its Cedar street building by a nineteen story annex fronting 51.6 feet on Liberty street at a cost of $900000. Architects Eid itz & McKenzie. A six story Renaissance style apartment at Morningside Ave West and 122d street costs $150000 for Exelred Realty Co. Read & Co. reports multiple real estate transfers and a dwelling sale on East 79th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Cedar Street
Trinity Place
Temple Street
Liberty Street
Eiditz & McKenzie
Morningside Avenue
Exelred Realty Company
George F. Pelham
Robert Vondelehr
17Th Street
Audubon Avenue
Louis Marx
George R. Read & Co
Jacob Cohn
East 79Th Street
Brooklyn Real Estate Boom Plans 51 Brick Homes Deal
Robert H. Catts, Philadelphia builder, buys 191 lots in Borough Park Brooklyn from Realty Trust. Development on 44th street will start immediately, using Milligan & Webber plans to provide homes for moderate means buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Catts
Philadelphia
The
Realty Trust
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Avenues
44Th Streets
Borough Park
Brooklyn
44Th Street
Milligan & Webber
Receivers of rents named in mortgage foreclosures
William Lustgarten is appointed receiver of rents for 1% Allen street in a foreclosure suit by Yetta Lefkowitz against Simon Lazc owitz and others over a $10 000 mortgage with a $21 000 prior loan. John J. Murphy named receiver for 68-70 East 109th street in Mendelsohn suit against Maurice Altman over a $21 000 mortgage. Francis P. Pace named receiver for 28 Madison street leasehold in Schultheis suit against Barnett Fishman over a $3 000 mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lustgarten
Allen Street
Yetta Lefkowitz
Simon Lazcowitz
John J. Murphy
East 109Th Street
Moses Mendelsohn
Maurice Altman
Francis P. Pace
Madison Street
Anna M. Schultheis
Barnett Fishman
Loan to De Leon Realty at high interest
William A. White & Sons loaned the De Leon Realty Company one hundred thousand dollars at four percent interest for three years on the seven story elevator apartment house located at Nos. 30 to 54 West 12th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. White & Sons
The
de Leon Realty Company
West 12Th Street
Realty firm reports multiple city property sales
In the brokerage market Pease Elliman sold four story dwellings at East 56th Street and West 92nd Street for occupancy. Additional parcels include East 124th Street flats and East 152nd Street two dwellings. Sales to Dolan, Antena, Chonau and others on Andrews Avenue, College Avenue corner, and West 18th Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease @ Elliman
Sarah Talman
East 56Th Street
Henry Mray
West 92d Street
Frances H. Rice
East Toth Street
Adolph Finkenburg
Industrial Realty Company
S’th Street
A. M. Dolan
Fleishmann Realty & Construction Company
Andrews Avenue
Fordham Road
Michele del Giudice
Pasquale Antena
Joseph Reiss
College Avenue
18Th Street
William Chonau
B. Goodale & Son
H. Gissel
Eighth Avenue
Real Estate Law Lectures Open by Bedford Y M C A
Walter Lindner of Title Guarantee and Trust opens a real estate law course at the Bedford Branch Y M C A in Brooklyn. It is the first of eleven weekly lectures by prominent specialists at the association building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 23d Street
Cauldwell Mansion Site Sold to Max Marx
Arnold Byrne and Baumann sold the Cauldwell mansion site at the southeast corner of Grand Boulevard and Concourse and Fifth Street to Max Marx for Mrs. E Zannatt. The parcel fronts 154 feet on the Concourse and 197.7 feet on the street and includes a three story dwelling known as the Cauldwell mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann
E. Zannatt
Max Marx
Grand Boulevard
Concourse
Ftfth
Cauldwell Mansion
Front Street Investment Deal Sells Building at Dover Corner
The Cruikshank Company sold the five story building at 269 Front Street northwest corner of Dover Street to an investor for William A. Smith as executor. The plot measures 33.6 by 75 feet. Joseph D. Cronan represented the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cruikshank Company
William A. Smith
Front Street
Dover Street
Joseph D. Cronan
Charity Organization Society Plans West Side Stable
Grosvenor Atterbury as architect files plans for a two story stable for the Charity Organization Society at 114 West Street on the former woodchopping yard site. The ornamental brick and concrete structure is estimated to cost 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenor Atterbury
Charity Organization Society
Society
Sth
Plans filed to enlarge West 135th street cinema hall
Plans filed for expanding the moving picture exhibition hall at 3 and 3 8 West 135th street by annexing 1 and 62. The improvement is for lessee Henry Pincus with architect William E. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture Exhibition Hall
West 135Th Street
Henry Pincus
William E. Young
Building Loan Contracts on Riverside and West Side Sites
New York Mortgage and Security Co loans to West Side Construction Co for 210000 at 160th St near Broadway. Title Guarantee and Trust provides loans to Van derbilt Tile at 35,000 Broadway near 160th St. Pine Investing Co secures 170,000 loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
99Th St
New York Mortgage and Security Co
West Side Construction Co
160Th St
Broadway
Vanderbilt
Pine Investing Co
Bronx Building Plans List Properties and Costs
The text lists multiple Bronx properties with details of locations key measurements owners and architect Henry Nordheim and construction costs ranging from 1 500 to 40 000 dollars including brick and frame dwellings on streets such as Daly avenue 234th street Wellman avenue 214th street and Bronx Park Avenue.
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Daly Ave
Levell
Liberty
Henry Nordheim
Kingsbridge Road
William A Ril
Wellman Ave
Mapes Ave
Christian Swenson
Elwood Place
Argentina
Dee ‘‘Livatore
Bronx Park Ave
Mace Ave
Israel Fardensien
Leland Ave
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M’kinley
Country Life Commission
New Hampshire
Cloak House
George F. Quigley Co
New York Central
Brewster
State Tuberculosis Hospital
Hotel Astor
William Church Osborn
George D. Beattis
General Bingham
Floretta Whaley Cook
Beekman Street
Joseph P Day
Lexington Ave
Studwig
Lese
Cecelia Harris
Attys
W A Sweetser
Herbert A Sherman
Ave
Frieda Gossett
Chretn Et al
Feltenstein & Rattys
Hasbrouck
Samuel Marx
West End Ave
Moss Reality Co
Straus
Cowen
Moss Realty Co
Strouse & S
J H Judge
Rivington St
Joseph F Day
Henrietta Sandier
Joseph Fpuda
Resalsky
Atty
Jerman Pickford
Ant Due
Tance
Tance Sewell
Ebanbeth St
Sales Duig
Rachel Markens
H Jamison
Rieinikof
Frank Cochrane
Ae Deeme
Apter
Houses
Culberson
Newlands
Tillman
Guage
McLaurin
Mississippi
Bacon
England
Hotel Gramatan
Bronxville, Westchester Co
J. J. Lannin Company
Georgia
BON Air
Augusta, GA
Middle South
G. Trussell
Wrontensi
Thousand Islands
Pine Forest Inn
Summerville
Vines
Bath
Wharton
F W. Wagener & Co
Charies Summervill
Florida
Rcoast
Ponce DE Leon
St Augustine
Alcazar St
A Ormond
Ormond-on-the Ax
Sreakers
Palm Beach
Royal Poinciana
Royal Palm
Miam
the Colonial
Nassau
Bahama Isis
Long Rey
Miami
Cuba
Florida Keys
Knights Key
Over Sea Limited
Pullman
Key West
Havana
Florida East Coast
OT. Augustine
Fla
South Carolina
Kirkwood
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
Court St
Howe
New Jersey Military Academy
Freehold
N. J
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. ¥. Young-Fulton
Union Square
Mademoiselle Amyot
West $2d
St. Tel
Plaza
Garden City
LONG
May
Aa Lannin Co
Wees
Lakewood
Lakewood, N. J
Sutemotia
D. PF. Simpson
Galen Hall
Atlantic City
Morton
MES. N
Arlborough
Dennis
Traymore
Montclair
Transit For
the Metropolitan District
Tribune
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Janitee
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
West Side Stable Project
Moving Picture Place
Ainsecrater
Ecentral Park
Mr. Miller
Gainsborough Studies
West 58Th St
New York City
LA Grange
Lincoln Park
Newark
City
Reader Street
Wal. C. Walker’s Sons
Bronx
Heliopolis
Egyptian Mail Steamship Company
Marseilles
Alexandria
Naples
Messina
London
Messrs
Thos Ook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Thos T. Hendrickson
Fulton St
the Tribune
Ith St
37Th St
S&s
Gth
14Th St
Dat
7Th
88Th
Greater
Cortland
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company T. Cactas
Montageec Street
Brook
Ruland & Whiting CO. Managers OF
Beekman ST. York
Otelle Marquis
East 21St St
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