Claremont Plot Sold to Dacorn Realty Company
Charles M. Rosenthal sold four lots at the southwest corner of Claremont Ave and 122nd St to Dacorn Realty Co. Two apartment houses will rise on the site opposite Brock Front. Plans include a home for Union Theological Seminary nearby and fireproof school repairs continue at St. Joseph parochial building with stairs and fire escape upgrades. A syndicate of Allenhurst residents plans to buy the Allenhurst Inn and cottages for $100,000, with funds raised from 100 residents, amid existing mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Rosenthal
Dacorn Realty Company
Claremont Ave
Brock Front
Union Theological Seminary
Murphy
Bureau of Buildings
St. Joseph
Imith St
Morningside Ave
Neville & Bagge
G. H. Huntman
Allenhurst
Allenhurst Inn
N. J
Altenhurst Club
Auction Sale Highlights From Vesey Street Rooms
Historic auction results show Charles Strauss purchasing two six story flats with stores at 2121 to 227 Madison Ave for 42000 dollars and multiple properties listed with detailed liens, mortgages, and pending sales. Upcoming offerings include 51 Rond St, 251 16th St, and several 6 to 8 story houses with various parcels and adjourned actions.
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Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Charles Strauss
Madison Ave
Joseph P Day
Ist Ave
Hattie King
Adolph Press
Kuraman & F
Arthur Hurst
Martha Barard
Corrier Et al
Lese & Cattys
F . McAvoy
West End
67Th St
Einer Tostman
Margoles
West End Ave
Woor
Franklin Ave
Wos
Macomb
M8d
Sty Hall
Manhattan
E & B Assen
Bush
Everett
Atty
McLean
Nelson Ave
Steves
W J Walter
Mist
Amsterdam
Blanchard
L Westcott
I Henderson
L Hutter
Joh
Rond
Bowery
16Th St
Slian
Ackermar
McAdam
J Earley
Shakespeare Ave
170Th
Sloane
Giuseppe Fusco
Mullan, & M
Attys
R H Clarke
Central Park West
Amelia Steinam
Rachel Weinstein
Foster & Cattvs
Rourke
Gsth St
Delia Devle
Gay Construction Co
MJ Murray
D J Barley
K H Rosenberg
Sanborn
Jacob Hyman
A Callaghan
Arian L
J A Townsen
M Beck
Harold Swein
Hasbrouck
Real Estate Transfers In The Brooklyn Market
John L. Bogener sells to Hibbard Lesinski client a four story tenement at 151 Amsterdam Ave on a 35x10 foot lot adjoining Sith Street. John A. Steinmetz sells for Robert Adelmann to William A. Soye a one family home at 171 Berrian Ave with a 2x100 foot lot. follows plots on 182nd Street and Daly Ave for another one family home and a two family house on Mapes estate, 487 Rosedale Ave. Congregation Makower of Polen purchases 26 Henry Street, a three story building on a 16x? feet lot for future synagogue. Huntress & Co resells Otto P. Schroeder’s dwelling on 40x60 feet plot on North side of 27th St, east of Kepler Ave. Woodlawn Heights sold to Richard Stahl for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Bogener
Hibbard @ Lesinski
Amsterdam Ave
Sith St
John A. Steinmetz
Robert Adelmann
William A. Soye
Berrian Ave
M. Chambers
Welling
27Th St
Kepler Ave
Woodlawn Heights
Richard Stahl
Plans Filed for Nine Story Store and Loft Building
Plans have been filed for a nine story store and loft building to be erected on the premises Nos. 8 and West 6th st. 33.8 by 100 feet for William W. Welker. It is estimated to cost 100000 dollars. Alfred V. Amy elected treasurer of the Real Estate Board of Brokers to succeed the late Richard Alexander. Louis Becker Co. have leased for Eugene J. Louis to Joseph A. Higgins the dwelling house No. 516 West 60th st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 6Th St
William W. Welker
Alfred V. Amy
Real Estate Board of Brokers
Richard Alexander
Louis Becker Co
Eugene J. Louis
Joseph A. Higgins
Weet
60Th St
Jury refers Kirsch death to Public Service Commission
A coroner's jury found Frederick Kirsch killed by a New York Central locomotive at Tenth avenue and 2th street. They urged the Public Service Commission to act to prevent more such accidents and urged New York City Railway to install guard rails along steam rail tracks. The verdict aligned with Coroner Harburger's charge. The commission schedules are announced with August meetings canceled. only McCarroll and Eustis remain in daily office duty for urgent matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kirsch
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Tenth Avenue
2Th Street
Public Service Commission
Kirsch
New York City Railway Company
Harburger
William R. Willcox
Chorus Girls Rally Against Boarding House Home Scheme
Mary Ann O Donoghue denounces a proposed home for chorus girls at Herald Square Theatre loquaciously opposing the plan. The meeting endorses a ten story 2500 person clubhouse funded by chorus earnings with Bessie McCoy as chair and notable donors including Henkle and Duran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann O'Donoghue
Charlie Fields
Herald Square Theatre
Mary Ann
Bessie McCoy
Bessie
George. W. Sammis
Joseph Galtes
Mary Anderson
Paul Henkle
Women's Christian Association
Chorus Girls' Association
Gertrude Hoffmann
John Pollock
Hattie Duran
Westinghouse stock gains signal creditor plan support
An advance of over ten points in Westinghouse Electric stock in yesterday's market was seen as evidence that enough assents to ensure creditors' plans by September 1 have traction. Rumors of taking the company from receivers to stockholders circulated but remained unconfirmed. The stock opened at 64 and climbed to 74 1/2, with first preferred rising five points to 97 on light volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Engagement announced for Miss Lillian Bond and Joseph Ryan
Formal notice to be issued soon announcing the engagement of Miss Lillian Crail Bond daughter of Dr and Mrs G F M Bond to Joseph Ryan son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Fortune Ryan. Dr Bond heads the Bond Sanatoriums and the bonds between families are noted from Wonkers New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Crail Bond
Joseph Ryan
Miss Bond
G. F. M. Bond
North Broadway
Wonkers
Mr. Ryan
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Dr. Bond
Bond
Car shortage forecast as rail traffic heats up
Washington July 21 The Interstate Commerce Commission chair Knapp says improving business will create a shortage of freight cars in the coming months. Railroads report rising traffic before harvest, with demand likely outpacing supply, possibly delaying the need for rate hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Summer Suit Mark-Downs Hit Wide Stock Range
Letting down regular price bars, a large summer suit markdown takes effect with thousands of suits cut to 15, 20, 25 and 30 dollars. A variety of colors and patterns available at those prices plus furnishing bargains. Imported linen handkerchiefs, knitted four-in-hands, madras knee drawers discounted. location Warren Street, 13th Street, 34th Street.
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Claremont
P. S. Board
Westinghouse
Thomas F. Ryan
Tribune Bureau
Rocers, Peet & Company
Broadway
Warren St
34Th St
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
New Jersey Real Estate
New York
Briarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y
Grand Central Station
Scarborough
David B. Plumer
46Th St
Mizzen Top
Quaker Hill
Pawling, N. Y
New York City
Harlem R. R
W. P. Chase
Grendita
7Th Ave
N. YT
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Thousand Island House
C. G. Staples
Glen Springs
Watkins Glen-On-Seneca
Lake Country
America
WM. E. Leffingwell
Watkins
Lake George
Herbert Spencer
Delaware & Hudson
Adirondacks
Hudson River Lines
Greater New York
A. & Heard
Albany
New Jersey
Arlborough
Blenheim
Atlantic City, N. J
Atlantic City
Josiah White & Sons
Saratoga
Grand Union
Woolley & Gerrans
Saratoga Springs
7Th St
Saranac Lake
J. B. Marshall
Mgr
Saranac Inn
Tribune
Uptown
8Th Ave
6Th Ave
12Th St
14Th St
125Th St
61St St
88Th
Long Island Real Estate
Long Island
Roslyn Estates
Dean Alvord CO
Ventnor City, N. J
Earlington Richfield Springs
N.Y
Edgemere Club
Edgemere
T. D. Green
Woodward
Rexmere
Stamford
in-the-Catskills
Bath
Moffatt & Peck
Pennsylvania
Water Gap
Delaware Water Gap
John Purdy Cope
Kittatinny, Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountains
Canadensis
Spruce Cabin Inn
Ww. J
M. D. Price
Montanesca
L D. Mvison
Mt. Pocono
H. Essick
Alleghenies
H. M. Essi
Essick Heights
Country Property
Free and Clear
Morristown
LDEN
Lyman
Loomis
George M. Ehrgott
Cortlandt
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
127Th St
Brooklyn i
Court St
Asbury Park
Park Row
East Greenwich Academy
East Greenwich
R. I
Charles Alford Stenhouse
M. A
Rye Seminary
J. Life
Misses Stowe
Rye, New Tore
Iss
B. Mason
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
New Amsterdam
Henry W. Savage
Jardin Des Paris
F. Ziegfeld, JR
Astor Coolest Theatre
Galind
Bret
Herald Sq
Daly
Daily Mats
Salome
Jeg Wayburn
Bernardi
Ammerstein
ROOF
Hudson
West
St. G
West Poiat
124Th St
Tth
Harlem Casino
Tzigane Orchestra
Dreamland
Sat
Sun
Luna Park
Luna
Atlantic Ave
B'klyn
Sea Beach
Righton Beach
Jerusalem
PALIN
Hamilton
Brighton
Toney Island
Ruland & Whiting CO. Real Estate
Beekman ST
Berkshire Hills
Lake Garfield
E. Bollbach
Rivington St
East Rugby
E. Rollbach
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
Tribune Building
Nassau St
Long Island Sound
Norwich
Cadriiks
SLSR
Clarkson
New London
Fisher's Island
Stonington
Watch Hill
Narragansett Pier
Newport
Providence
Boston
New Haven
Bridgeport
RED Bank
Franklin
N. R
Highlands
Long Branch
Gramercy
Island of
Occar
Foster
Angier
Ceres and Boardwalk
Walter J. Busby
Chalfonte
THE
Leeds Company
Berwin
Bath & Baker Brooks
Albertson
Mantoloking
N_ J
Arctic Ocean
R. Albertson
New Monmouth
Frank. F. Mshute
PLEWO
Phila
Jfm
J. Shorts Lidge
A. M. Yale
Concordville
Montclair
Connecticut
BERKSHIRE_ HILLS
Lakeville
Conn
Berkshire
New Hampshire
Waumbek & Cottages
Jefferson, N. H
White Mountains
Charles
Mt .Rphy
Armet Kampionaip
Vermont
Lake Bomoseenihren
W. C. Mound
Hydesville
West Point
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Palace
Hendrick Hudson
Isl
Alcany
Brooklyn
Fulton St
Annex
Brosses St
Mary Powell
Desbrosses St
Hudson, St
Jersey
Lil
Berty
Mauch Chunk Glen
Dr. & Or Hall
Ben Lindsay
Forbush
Dr. Forbush
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