Pearl Street Site Sold Also West Street Building
Several Brooklyn properties changed hands in a day of sizable deals. The Charles F. Noyes Company sold a business building at 712 Pearl Street at Fletcher Street to an investor, while Joseph P. Day moved No. 127 West Street for Jeremiah Donovan. A four story brick at No. 587 Seventh Street was sold to an investor, adjoining the Hotel Saranac area recently bought by Henry Phipps. Howard C. Pyle & Co. sold six four story double limestone front apartment houses from 466 to 572 15th Street, 1 to 20 Prospect Park West, and 420 and 426 Sixth Street to a Hart Construction client for investment. rent ranges 4 to 40 dollars monthly, total about 30 thousand annually. The buyer paid with a Grand Street block front near the Williamsburg Bridge Plaza. Total deal value cited as 400,000 dollars.
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Charles F. Noyes
W. Irving
M. A. Gillespie
Pearl St
Fletcher St
Joseph P. Day
West St
Jeremiah Donovan
Obatot
Saranac
Henry Phipps
Howard C. Pyle & Co
Hart Construction Company
15Th St
Prospect Park West
6Th St
Brooklyn
Grand St
Williamsburg Bridge Plaza
Auction Room Records Reveal Foreclosures and Ad Journments
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms in Vesey Street listed four parcels in foreclosure actions. Results show multiple properties auctioned, including 117 Lewis Street and 175th Street area, with various estates and taxes due. Upcoming offerings include Monmouth Place and Trinity Avenue properties with taxes and first mortgages noted.
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Real Estate Exchange
Vesey St. F
Real Estate Sales in West Bronx and Harlem Districts
Louis Meekes sold a two family house on Undercliff Avenue near the Washington Bridge to West Bronx Realty Company. Samuel Mandel sold Lenox Hall, a six story apartment building at the northwest corner of 112th Street and Lenox Avenue. Davis and Robinson sold for James R. Canier at No 18 East 13th Street a three story brownstone dwelling on Lot 15 by 15 feet. Patrick J. Walsh sold a lot 4 by 190.5 feet on the south side of 13th Street 25 feet east of West End Avenue. Miltie and Nathan H. Walcoff sold to David Worth a lot 25 by 145.4 by irregular dimensions on the north side of 1884 Street, 217.11 feet west of Southern Boulevard.
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Louis Meekes
Undercliff Ave
Washington Bridge
West
Th St
West End Ave
Miltie
Nathan H. Walcoff
David Worth
1884 St
Southern Boulevard
Belmar Tract Sold To Ocean Grove Park Realty Co
The Land and Loan Company's Atlantic beachfront holdings, a hotel, and hundreds of Belmar south lots were sold to Ocean Grove Park Realty Company in Trenton, capital NW, for about 150000 dollars. Edson M. Cleveland Julius Nolte and John H. Snyder led the sale. Land and Loan members are Rufus Merritt Edmund Wilson Newton De Temus and Warren H. Smock all Red Bank residents. The land was bought two years ago from State Mutual Loan Association and is believed purchased for speculative purposes.
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Land and Loan Company
Atlantic
Red Bank
State Mutual Loan Association
Queens Real Estate Exchange backs elevated rail in Queens
The Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange met yesterday and adopted resolutions favoring elevated railroad extensions in Queens. It endorses a line from Belmont tunnel station in Long Island City to Jamaica and a second from Long Island City to Flushing. The group urges reinforced concrete structures to support heavy trains at high speed, to spur rapid development of farm areas adjoining dense city sectors.
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Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange
Queens
Belmont Tunnel
Long Island City
Jamaica
Flushing
Warwick Arms Lease To Reynolds From Pye, Hotel Gazette
John Tyler leased the Warwick Arms in Point Pleasant New Jersey to John E Pye owner for John L Reynolds formerly of the Hotel Reynolds Boston. The arrangement transfers occupation to Reynolds under the terms arranged by The Hotel Gazette owner.
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Warwick Arms
Point Pleasant
N. J
John Tyler
Hotel Gazette
John E. Pye
John L. Reynolds
Hotel
Reynolds
Boston
Burns Realty Sells Bolton Road Property for Hotel Conversion
The Burns Realty Company sold the Talcott property comprising three and a quarter acres with a three story dwelling on Bolton Road near Dyckman Street Inwood. Walter F Burns will convert the house into a hotel, already leased based on the plans.
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The
Burns Realty Company
H. H. Barnes
Walter F. Burns
Talcott
Bolton Road
Dyckman St
Inwood
Mr. Burns
Sun Construction plans two six story brick apartments
The Sun Construction Company filed plans yesterday for two six story brick apartment houses on a 16 by 111 feet plot on the north side of 218th street, 15 feet east of Browsway. Architect Benjamin W. Levitan. total cost about 200,000 dollars. The Lexington Avenue Company leases the corner store at 4th Street and Sth Avenue to W. B. Riker & Son for about ten years at 13 dollars annually. Joan H. Flagier, via I Katz, buys 76 acres at Smithtown Long Island from Sutphin & Gilsey for 2,000 dollars. Van Vliet & Place have rented house No. 2.
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The
Sun Construction Company
218Th St
Browsway
Benjamin W. Levitan
Lexington Avenue Company
4Th St
Sth Ave
W. B. Riker & Son Company
Joan H. Flagier
I. Katz
Sutphin & Gilsey
Smithtown
Long Island
van Viiet & Place
Plans Filed to Remodel Four 5-Story Tenements on East 38th
Building proposals cover Nos. 837 to 343 East 38th Street and include the Bank Street site for Anna A. Winter along with the corner at Barrow and Greenwich Streets. The project envisions remodelling the four five story tenement houses to upgrade fixtures and layouts.
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Bank St
Anna A. Winter
Barrow and
Greenwich St
East 38Th St
Leases Broad Street Parcels To David Kramer
E H Ludlow and Co lease the A. E. Neprus estate at No 12 Broad Street to David Kramer for a long term and negotiate an extension for the adjoining No 123 Broad Street. Kramer will occupy both buildings.
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E H. Ludlow &Co
A. E. Neprus
Broad St
David Kramer
Building loan registrations filed with County Clerk
Yesterday the County Clerk recorded multiple building loans. Notable entries include Jacob Levy loans Samuel Barkin for 27,500 at 1624 St and Broadway, Cohen Realty Co loan 112,000 for Pastchester fund property at Seminole Street, and Endré H. Bailey loan to Dora and Bernard Schachner at Hughes Avenue and 187th Street for 3,500. James S Wentz loan to Joseph Fesoro 25,000 and City Mortgage Co entries for others.
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1St Ave
1St St
Jacob Levy
Samuel Barkin
Broadway
City Mortgage Co
M Silver & Son, Inc
135Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Cohen Realty Co
Pastchester Fund
Seminole St
Endré H. Bailey
Dora
Bernard Schachner
Hughes Ave
187Th St
James S Wentz
Joseph Fesoro
Construction bids listed for several multi dwelling buildings
The notice records multiple proposed two story and three story houses along Glebe, Kelly, Grace, Sekoaceni Mulford, Rowland, Jessup and surrounding streets. It names owners, architects, dimensions, and total costs ranging from 4 000 to 25 000 dollars for frame and brick dwellings.
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Giebe Ave
Lyon Ave
Martin Plitescher
Glebe Ave
H P Albert
Ana Essewed
Kelly St
165Th St
J Kitchen
Andrew Kitchen
Grace Ave
Westchester Ave
Charles Devermanemann
Sekoaceni
Mulford Ave
Wos
James St
Henry Stumpfel
Otto C. Krauss
Rowland St
Maclay Ave
Thomas Baker
Otto C Krauss
Jessup Ave
John C Wait
Alfred E Barlow
Postponed Note Sale in Detroit Toledo & Ironton Case
Note sale postponed due to a technicality on the Detroit Toledo and Ironton notes valued at 1 205 000 dollars. Ramsey committee had obtained a temporary injunction later vacated, but dissolution not signed in time for yesterday’s sale. Notes were collateral for loans with United States Mortgage and Trust Company.
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Ramsey Committee
H. B. Hollins & Co
Justice Blanchard
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Hollins
Ramsey
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Ann Arbor
Hol Ins
Receivers Seek Certificates for Wabash Pittsburg Terminal and West Side Belt
The West Side Belt Railway and Wabash Pittsburg Terminal receivers ask the U S Circuit Court for authority to issue 1 or of million in receiver's certificates 954 21125 for Wabash Pittsburg Terminal and 700 720 for West Side Belt to fund tunnel and bridge repairs and engine purchases Judge James S Young set the petition for filing with ten days for answer The Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railroad depends on Wheeling Lake Erie for equipment and has learned cars will no longer be supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
West Side Belt Railway Company
Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Company
United States Circuit Court
James S. Young
Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railroad Company
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Big Southern Merger Approved For Houston Oil Kirby Plan
A Baltimore dispatch reports stockholders have approved a plan reorganizing the Houston Oil and Kirby Lumber companies into Southwestern Development Company with 32 million dollars in capital. The plan includes 12.6 million dollars in 6 percent cumulative preferred, 1.5 million dollars first mortgage bonds, 2.5 million dollars collateral trust and income bonds. Houston Oil stockholders may swap ten dollars per share for equal value in new company income bonds or, five shares for one new common share.
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Baltimore
Wall Street
Houston Ol Company
Kirby Lumber Company
Southwestern Development Company
Houston Oil Company
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Ince
Jacob Gordon
Harold
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Rashe Arnold
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Monmouth Pr
Bet Dale
Brighton Aves
West End
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M J
Joseph P Day
Trinity Ave
Theodore Schmidt
Northwestern Trinlty Co
Simpson
Attys
S L H Ward
Macomb’s Road
Inwood Ave
JL Woolf
Leicester Realty
H Dougherty
Vten Hs
T P Howley
Richard Keil
M F Kelly
T J McManus
Klryen L Kennelly
Christopher St
Saranac Realty Co
J A Townsend Agi
Harold Swain
L B Hasbrouck
Amit Cue
Timpson Wi
Wiert Co
H Judge
St Mary’s St
James L. Wells
C H Phelps
A Telaney
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Atty
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Belmar Tract
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New York
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Ironton
Long Island Real Estate
Roslyn Estates
No. 28
Dean Alvord Co
Broadway, N. Y
Morgan & Parson
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the Grand Union
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Southwestern Development Co
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Beekman ST
River View Manor
Bryan L. Kennelly
Auct’r
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George C. Austin
Corbin Banking Company
Rockaway Park Improvement Company
City Hall
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Jamaica Bay
Tribune Building
Nassau St
Choe
George M. Bhrgott
Tei
Cortland
Ool
Sical Gamboi
Mary’s
Lamb
Jardin de Paris
F. Ziegfeld
WR. Sy “Revue
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Henry W. Savage
Armerstein
I & Daily Mats
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Salome
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Countess Rossi
William J. Bryan
Astor Coolest Theatre
Harlem Gasino Rico
His
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Bway & 60Th Theatre
Abel Hite
Briarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y
Grand Central Station
Scarborough
David P. Plumer
46Th St
Quaker Hill
Pawling
Harlem
W. P. Chase
Grenoble
56Th ST
7Th Ave
TF. G
Alexandria Bay, N. Y
Thousand Island House
Oo. G. Staples
Hisgil Point
Prospect House
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R. T. Martin
Pennsylvania
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Tribune
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Luna
Atlantic Ave
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Destruction OF Jerusalem
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Yand
West Point
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al Coney Island
Ventnor City, N. J
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Hendrick Hudson
Fullon St
Annex
Deshrosses St
W. 129Th St
Mary Powell
Desbrosses St
West Shore
Long Island Sound
Clarkson
New Creek
Norwich
Fisher's Island
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Narragansett Pier
Newport
Evidence
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Bridgeport
Pier 19
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RED Bank Line
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Country Board
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