Real estate firm plans tallest Broadway office tower
The 48th Real Estate Company pays for 1 270 Broadway plot at Broadway and Thirty third to build a thirty story office building the city’s tallest. The parcel fronts 118.6 feet on Broadway and 87.74 feet on Thirty third with existing three and four story structures. Separately two insurance society officials were arrested for grand larceny in using society lists and books to aid another company, with $500 of property seized at 24 West Thirty second Street. Post office inspectors rejected a report that William H Post died before capture and recapture efforts. Colonel Paige’s creditors claim partial settlement. attorney says reports of payment in full are inaccurate.
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Broadway
48Tha Real Estate Company
Thirty-third St
Morton Leon Mortimer
West
Provident Savings and Life Assurance Society
John M. van Kleeck
West One
Centre-st
Deuel
Ralph K. Hubbard
West Thirty-second St
Postoffice
William H. Post
Ludlow Street
General Post Office
Post
Post Office
Tamsen
East River
Jones
Coney Island
Postoffice Department
General Postoffice
Masso
Eagan
Jersey City
Newburg
David R. Paige
North River
Paige
Paige, Corey
L. Laflin Kellogg
No. 12
Colonel Paige
Paige, Corey & Co
Skyscraper Plans for Broadway Site Reveal 455 Foot Height
The proposed building along Broadway and West Thirty-third would rise 455 feet with a ground area of about 11000 square feet and a brick shaft with granite lower levels. Plans, originally by Hugh Lamb, were updated after acquiring No 1270 Broadway increasing frontage and overall size. Ground breaking aimed for next summer with an estimated cost of 2.5 million dollars and land value around 1.5 million.
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Broadway
Martinique
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hugh Lamb
Thirty-thirest
No. 1
Twa
Missing company records and adjourned cases reach bail rise
The defense sought an adjournment as the cases continued to next Thursday. Magistrate Deuel raised the bail to £2 in each case, posted by William H. Browning of 10 West Fifty-fourth Street.
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Deuel
William H. Browning
West Fifty-fourth-st
Exchange Tightens Rules Against Discretionary Brokers
The Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange amends bylaws to ban members from taking business from discretionary brokers or advisory agents. The rule, passed unanimously, allows suspension or expulsion for violations, as stated by President Wagar who vows to exclude irregular business.
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Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Board of Directors
The
Wagar
Exchange
Currier aims to restart solo business after assignment
Israel L. Currier of Currier and Bunker announced plans to resume business on his own account soon after the new year. No assets or liabilities schedule or settlement plan has been made public, but creditors are expected to be easily accommodated. Officers of Lehigh Valley Railroad denied an official coal price rise for Western points and called reports of a 3 cent per ton advance unfounded. Erie Railroad also stated ignorance of any coal price agreement by Pennsylvania operators.
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North American
J. P. Morgan & Co
Charles W. Wetmore
North American Company
George R. Sheldon
No. 2 Wallst
Robert Bacon
Israel L. Currier
Consolidated Exchange
Currier & Bunker
Currier
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Western Points
J. W. Skeele
Cortlandt and
Church Sts
Scranton
Mr. Skeele
Erie Railroad Company
Cortlandt St
Pennsylvania
Local Business Complications In Early Bankruptcy And Assignments
Charles P. Janover cigar maker at 230 Pearl street filed a bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 3.63 and assets of 1782 in stock fixtures accounts and cash. Abraham Bolton of 226 East Sixtieth street filed a petition with liabilities of 17859 and no assets. The Colton Export and Import Company dealers in Oriental goods at 530 Broadway assigned yesterday to Thomas Sproull. Charles W. Colton former A. A. Vantine & Co associate. Hugh W. Harmer said a creditor threatened attachment. to protect creditors the company made an assignment.
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Charles P. Janover
Pearl St
Abraham Bolton
East Sixtieth St
Colton Export and Import Company
No. 530 Broadway
Thomas Sproull
Charles W. Colton
A. A. Vantine & Co
Hugh W. Harmer
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