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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1906

Page

19

Bryan to Take Stump

Laporte Ind May 31 J Kirby Risk of Lafayette received a letter from William Jennings Bryan stating that the Nebraskan will return to the United States in September to take part in several state campaigns and, in the week after election, begin an extended visit to Australia. The letter suggests Bryan will serve his party and foresees a Democratic Congress after November.

Tribune Laporte Ind J. Kirby Risk Lafayette William Jennings Bryan United States Australia Bryan

Error Holds Up Ouster in Ohio Oil Case

Toledo May 31 Frank S Monnett and H C Deran confer with Prosecutor Wachenheimer on a new precipe for the Standard Oil ouster suit filed in Lucas County. An error in the Sheriff of Allen County summons invalidated service on Solar Refining Sun Oil Manhattan Oil Standard of Ohio and Ohio Oil. After the ICC session in Cleveland the error was found and Vacuum Company and Standard of Kentucky withdrew to avoid investigations.

Br Telegraph The Tribune Toledo Franks Monnett H. C. Deran Wachenheimer Allen County Solar Refining Company Sun Oil Company Manhattan Oil Company Standard of Ohio Ohio Oil Company Interstate Commerce Commission Cleveland Lucas County Vacuum I] Company Standard of Kentucky

Montagu Still Fast On Rocks Off Shutter Point

May 1 reports say the British battleship Montagu remains fast on rocks near Shutter Point in fog, salvage hampered by thick mist while stores are landed and guns prepared for removal. later May 31 notes salvage deemed almost hopeless as wind increases and sea grows rough.

Landy Island Bristol Channel Montagu Shutter Point Wessr Iifraromte Devonshire

NYU Commencement Week Opens With Alumni Meetings

NYU explores a busy commencement week at University Heights with Alumni Association Historical Society and Phi Beta Kappa events. Rutgers game, Sandham Oratorical Prizes, and bronze tablet unveiling accompany the schedule. The baccalaureate sermon is to be delivered by Rev Dr Wiam R Richards.

New York University Alumni Association New York University Historical Society Phi Beta Kappa Society University Heights Rutgers College Wiam R. Richards Brick Presbyterian Church Augustus Sandham New York Society of the Sons of the Revolution Smpasium Om

Swindler Impersonates Doctor At Hudson Street Hospital

Merchants in the lower city allege a man posing as Dr. David Morris attached to Hudson Street Hospital swindled them by offering checks above purchase totals. He instructed C.O.D. deliveries, sending nearly a hundred messengers to the hospital with packages as part of the ruse.

Hudson Street Hospital David Morris C.O. D

Acreage Planted in Cotton Up Across States, South Reports

Jackson Mississippi May 21 The Southern Cotton Association bulletin lists cotton acreage at 27 634 718 acres for the season up 635 227 from last year or 2 25 percent Estimates by state include Georgia and North Carolina with mixed labor conditions showing shortages in some sections Texas and other states also report varied changes The data reflects early forecasts and regional labor impacts per state figures

Jackson Miss Southern Cotton Association Georgia North Carolina Carolina Texas Bestond Drissouri Virginia

Physician and Nurse Married in New Orleans Quietly

Dr J D Bloom formerly house surgeon at Charity Hospital and nurse Mary Rose Wenban of Philadelphia were married in New Orleans as families and close friends looked on. The ceremony took place at the Muenier home and was performed by Judge Wynne with Dr John Laurens in attendance.

Tribune New Orleans J. D. Bloom Charity Hospital Mary Rose Wenban Philadelphia Einem

Quakers Entertain the Maharanee at Bellevue Stratford

Eighteen persons dined at the Bellevue Stratford in Philadelphia tonight as guests of Mrs. George Law of New York in honor of the Maharanee of Baroda. The event was seen as a notable display of American hospitality. The Maharanee was especially cheered by the attention of the women, with the Maharajah and Prince Samapatra among the attendees.

the Tribune Philadelphia Bellevue Stratford George Law New York Maharanee Baroda Thi Maharajah Prince Samapatra

Appointment changes in the Attorney General's Office

May 1 reports that Attorney General Mayer appointed Leonard M. Croft of New York as private secretary to replace Ellis J. Staley. Louis Jacobe, also of New York, will succeed Croft as confidential clerk to the Attorney General.

Mayer Leonard M. Croft New York Ellis J. Staley Patrehse Louis Jacobe Mr. Croft

Favor Banton for Federal Bench

Captain Charles Baxter former vice national commander of the Army and Navy Union and Gouverneur Morrie Garrison leader said yesterday the garrison sent resolutions to President Roosevelt in New York City for the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Charles Baxter Army and Navy Union of the United States Gouverneur Morrie Pestercay Roosevelt United Nassau Street Uni New York

Egg Plunger pleads not guilty in false pretences case

Win Andre known as the egg Plunger pleaded not guilty to obtaining money under false pretences at arraignment. Bail was posted and examination set for June 14. Attorneys from Wisling Law attended the proceedings.

Tribune J . Mich

Sixteen Rioters Convicted in Passaic Riot Trial

In Paterson on May 31 a one week trialConvicted sixteen of thirty eight indicted for May 5 Passaic riot All but nine not in riot discharged Police faced rioters wielding revolvers and clubs Patrolman Schmidt was wounded Firefighters aided police using fire hose to quell the mob Records set for number tried at one time in New Jersey.

Schmidt

Vandals Damaged Graves at Palm Street Cemetery

Old soldiers and patriotic citizens in South Braintree mourn vandalism at Palm Street Cemetery where markers, wreaths, flags, and a granite monument to the unknown dead were torn down or broken. Police say a drunken Haydenville gang caused the desecration, leaving the grounds unrecognizable.

Tribune Braintree Mass Palm Street South Braintree Haydenville

Charges Against Haffen Spark Bronx Hearing Fight

Real estate broker William Stonebridge accuses Bronx Borough President Haffen of denying him a hearing on the paving of 189th Street. Stonebridge says Haffen insulted him and threatened arrest during a recent office hearing. Stonebridge has sent the charges to Governor Higgins, who will rule after current 30 day bills are addressed.

Haffen Bronx William Stonebridge 18Th Street Fourth Avenue Stonebridge Higgins 189Th Street Civic League of the

Lemon Is Sour On the United States at Whitman Fellowship Dinner

Courtenay Lemon at the Walt Whitman Fellowship dinner attacked politics and religion as adulterated, praising socialism and denouncing the industrial system while condemning Roosevelt and the government as protectors of wealth. Thomas Harned countered with praise for Roosevelt as a public hero and practical reform. Other speakers included Stokes, Nesbitt, Potter, Stephens, Abbott, Johnston, Barrell, Mosler and Price. Weeda Cook Addicks sang at sessions.

Courtenay Lemon President Wiksell Walt Whitman Hotel Lafayette-Brevoort Theodore Roosevelt Jesus Zola Tolstoy Henry Gibson Bowery Thomas Harned Mr. Lemon United States Eodore Roosevelt J. G. Phelps Stokes Charles Nesbitt Grace Potter Frank Stephens Leonard Abbott John Johnston C. W. Barrell Thomas B. Mosler William Price Weeda Cook Addicks

Vaudeville Merger May Transform New York Theatre

Circles in vaudeville report a conference among Keith, Proctor, Klaw & Erlanger and Western D400 members in New York Theatre. Rumor says they plan a great vaudeville house and may challenge Oscar Hammerstein. Hammerstein Williams and Morris circuit are not in the merger, and Belasco and the Shuberts may also be involved.

Keith Proctor Klaw & Erlanger New York Theatre Oscar Hammerstein Hammerstein Percy Williams Morris Mr. Hammerstein Long Acre Square Wauceville David Belasco

Noted stage figures plan London recitals and Broadway moves

John Leffler reports Mme Guilbert will begin afternoon recitals with Albert Chevalier at the Duke of York Theatre in London with English duet finale. Mark Leuscher retires June 3 as Proctor interests merge with Keith. He to pursue management solo after notable vaudeville work with Yvette Guilbert and others. The Embarrassment of Riches at Wallack's ends season tomorrow with Braden confident in future tour.

John Leffler Mme Tvette Guilbert Mme. Guilbert Albert Chevalier Duke of York Theatre London Mark A. Leuscher F. F. Proctor Proctor B. F. Keith Mr. Leuscher Proctor Etrendit Yvette Guilbert Charlies E. Evans Grace van Studdiford William Gourteigh Hope Booth Margaret Wycherly Julius Steger Wayburn Maude Lambert Georgie Caine James E. Sullivan William Co. Schrode Walton May Boley Polly Girls Radha Louis K. Anspacher New York Wallack Braden Enay

Morgan Purchases Madison Avenue Property in New York

Pierpont Morgan reportedly bought Nos. 211 and 213 Madison Avenue, a three story brownstone with basement and a two story stable on a 34 by 40 foot plot, located just south of Wh Street. The sale by Peter F Meyer was withdrawn after rumor of a transfer to Morgan to protect his estate. Douglas Robinson and Charles Brown & Co. were involved in the action.

Pierpont Morgan Madison Avenue Peter F Meyer Douglas Robinson Charles Brown & Co

Brooklyn Leaders Visit Boston To Inspect Park System

A delegation of prominent Brooklyn businessmen from the Brooklyn League traveled to Boston to inspect the park system, seeking insights and potential improvements for their own city parks.

Brooklyn The Brooklyn League Boston

Wrong Diagnosis Death Sparks Bellevue Transfer Probe

Dominic Donato died from a skull fracture after being transferred from Harlem Hospital to Bellevue under epilepsy and alcoholism diagnoses. Bellevue officials plan an inquiry into patient transfers as corruption allegations surface, following a similar death of John Kelly from Presbyterian Hospital transfer.

Armstrong Bellevue Hospital Bellevue Dominic Donato John Kelly Presbyterian Hospital Tribune Second Avenue Harlem Hospital Charities Department Tug Thomas Brennan Ryan Sternberger Bissell

Explosion on flat car in Central Marlem yards

A mysterious explosion on a flat car drawn by an electric locomotive in the Central Marlem division yards at 180th Street and Park Avenue sparked flames and delayed passenger trains for about 45 minutes. Firefighters from Engine Company 74 removed two six gallon gasoline tanks and isolated the burning car, which was destroyed. the incident disrupted service and caused a dramatic blaze reaching twenty five feet.

Central Marlem 180Th Street Park Avenue Engine Company 74

Ecuador and U S Seek Joint Quarantine Rules for Canal Zone

In Washington on May 31 negotiations are pending between Ecuador and the United States to establish joint quarantine regulations for the canal zone and Guayaquil. The aim is to lessen the risk of yellow fever transmission between Panama City and the Ecuadorian port.

Washington Ecuador United States Canal Zone Guayaquil Panama

Missouri Republicans Name Schools Superintendent and Rail Commissioner

Excelsior Springs Missouri May 31 delegates at the state convention select a Superintendent of Schools and a Railway and Warehouse Commissioner. A judicial convention will be held at Jefferson City on July 5 to finalize the ticket with two Supreme Court judges. Low attendance blamed on railway pass refusals.

Excelsior Springs Jefferson City Supreme Court

Schenectady & Southwestern Railroad Incorporated

Albany May 31 The Schenectady & Southwestern Railroad Company capital 850000 incorporated to build a steam line from Margaretville Delaware County to Schenectady with branches linking to the Boston & Maine and New York Central railroads. Directors include Frederick J Whan Frederick W Wishart Edward J Welch and others with offices in New York City Brooklyn Paterson N J.

Albany Schenectady & Southwestern Railroad Company Margaretville Delaware County Schenectady Boston & Maine New York Central Frederick J. Whan Frederick W. Wishart Edward J. Welch George P. Fall J. Stuart Tompkins M. Casewell Hein George & Fulton New York City A. S. Brown Brooklyn Georges. Hilton Paterson

Schedules for Cohen and Lewis Furnishings Dealers

Liabilities total 11,085 with nominal assets 84 and actual assets 4,940. The assignment lists Philip Cohen and Coleman Lewis of Cohen & Lewis, dealers in men's furnishings at 2146 Third Avenue, New York, and 267 Columbia Street, Brooklyn.

Philip Cohen Coleman Lewis Cohen & Lewis Third Avenue This City Columbia Street Brooklyn

Meissonier Apartments Sold to An Investor for Hotel Annex

Meissonier Apartments eight story and basement house sold from the estate of Isadore M. Bon to an unnamed investor. The purchase price near 125000, with the buyer interested in the adjacent Hotel Woodward project. Property at southeast corner of South Street and Broadway behind the new hotel. plans to annex to the hotel. Other transactions include Clifford N. Shurman sale at 43 West 1st Street, resale to Mrs. Low. Patrick J. Ryder sale at 69 West 1st Street. Manhattan plans for a twelve story mercantile building at 16 to 14 East 12th Street by Master Builders Realty Co. Architect Samuel Sass. Slawson & Hobbs sold 171 West 73rd Street. Various partition and estate actions with listed parties and prices.

Gilsey, Havemeyer & Jenney Isadore M. Bon Meissonier Apartments Sth St Meissonier Woodward Broadway Clifford N. Shurman Voorhees & Floyd West 1Th St Low Patrick J. Ryder 6Th Ave Manhattan East 12Th St Master Builders’ Realty Company Samuel Sass Slawson & Hobbs

Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Across City Limits

Comprehensive list of property transfers and mortgages including Moses Oppenheim to Peter Toussain for $30,000, multiple city parcels with locations around Madison Avenue, 9th Avenue, Lenox Avenue, and Broadway, and various transfers to City of New York and other parties. Notable names include Jefferson Seligman, Lenox Avenue parcels, and Frank W Woolworth mortgage details.

7Th Ave Moses Oppenheim Peter Toussain St. Ns Adams Place August Kuhn City of New York William St Stone St Jefferson Seligman Schenddont Bagane 9Th Ave Lenox Ave William J Potter Lillian E Vanderbilt Amsterdam Ave Charles Petrol Isaac J Newburg Mort~gage Lincoln Trust Company Patrick H Reahon Mort Washington St Meta & South— Mayd Archibald A Forrest Broadway Mary K L Potter Sth Matilda Sofer Julia E Liggan Ehwezler Henry Nanson St Nicholas Ave Corner Moritz

Deknatel Real Estate Deals Include Six Story Mercantile Building

A. H. Mathews sells the six story mercantile building No 22 to Howard Street and No 5 Crosby Street for Henry C. Deknatel and the Deknatel estate covering about 10.6 square feet. An investor acquires Nos 4% and 2497 Amsterdam Avenue near 18d Street, a three story hotel. The Hinton estate rents No 39 West 32d Street to L. T. Stowe.

A. H. Mathews Henry C. Deknatel John A. Deknatel Howard St Crosby St Amsterdam Ave Hinton L. T. Stowe

Esmond and Scott sue to foreclose second mortgage on Broadway building

Darwin W Esmond and J Bradley Scott as executors of Alfred Bridgeman file suit in Supreme Court against Pierrepont Realty Company and others to foreclose a $50,000 second mortgage on a six story office building on the east side of Broadway 24.1 feet north of 18th Street on a 20.5 by 77.5 foot irregular plot. Mortgage dated March 27 1905.

Supreme Court Darwin W. Esmond J. Bradley Scott Alfred Bridgeman Pierrepont Realty Company Broadway 18Th St

Satisfied mechanics liens and related cases on Washington and Bronx properties

Notices list various mechanics lien actions with dates from 1906 to 1908 across multiple addresses in Washington avenue, 46th street, West 18th and Cypress avenues, and Port Morris area. Parties include Kaufman and Henschel, Paul Friedman, Frank Voigtmann, American Radiator Company, Maud Z Lesley, Max Levenkind, Joseph Duke, Tony Altert, Port Morris Realty, Casella, Peterson, Waters Club, and others. Deposits and partial amounts noted. several cases specify agt or against, with dates and corner property references.

Washington Ave Kaufman & Henschel Paul Friedman 46Th St. Amen Frank Voigtmann Waters’ Club Ith St. No American Radiator Company T. Mayer Troy St Koppock St Bronx Cme Seppe A Maud Z Lesley Max Levenkind Joseph Duke Peter A Wolf & Goldman Max Page Tony Casella Peterson

West 45th Street building to rise six stories

Plans filed to extend Nos. 13 and 15 West 45th Street owned by T. J. Mayer into a six story structure. Front and rear extensions will add three new office floors while the other three levels will house private apartments. Estimated cost is $30,000 per architect P. J. Herter.

West 45Th St T. J. Mayer P. J. Herter

Winfield Sale on Long Island Proves Successful

James Bleecker and Son ran a Memorial Day auction at Winfield Long Island. W H Bleecker acted as auctioneer. Of 300 lots about 30 sold, prices ranged from 0 to 1320 dollars. Buyers included George Irwin B Paynter and Co J P Wheeler and Co W H Kleinert and others. J C Viemaster purchased a house and three Calamus Road lots.

James Bleecker & Son Winfield Long Island W. H. Bleecker George Irwin B. Paynter & Co J. PF. Wheeler & Co W. H. Kleinert A Fiesse B. W. Bern M. Beatty H. Weiss Joseph Flynn J. Bonald J. Roler C. Laun E. M. Perley J. P.cox C. Jensen J. H. Negree L. F. Lockbridge A. L. Belmont J. C. Viemaster Calamus Road

Building Loan Contracts Displayed In City Listings

The document lists multiple building loan contracts in New York City. It names lenders such as The Franklin Savings Bank and the Railroad Co operative Building and Loan Association. It identifies borrowers including Walton Construction Company and Gustaf Paulson, with address references on Wadsworth Avenue and Amsterdam Avenue. Specific parcel sizes like 45x10 and 18xOP appear, along with stated loan amounts ending in 28.000 000.

Wadsworth Ave 179Th St Franklin Savings Bank

Power and Steers Sell Meadow Land in Richmond Borough

Power and Steers sold ten acres of meadow land on the southerly side of Old Place Creek in 34 Ward Borough of Richmond to Charles H. Blair for two million dollars.

Power & Steers Charles Hunt Old Place Creek Borough of Richmond Charles H. Blair

Manhattan Building Plans for East Sixtieth Street Loft Project

Master Builders Realty Company submits plans for a twelve story brick lofts and store at 22th st No 10 to 14 East 61 by 35 feet with owner S Sess and architect. Avenue A sites Nos 162 and 165 propose seven story brick store and lofts 454 by 125 feet for owners A Wolf and A Abraham with CM Straub as architect. Total values $350000 and $175000 respectively.

Realty notes show multiple sales and leases in New York area

The McVickar Gaillard Realty sells three houses and about eight and a half acres in Lawrence Long Island. Plans filed to remodel store No 270 6th Ave into a Dairy Company restaurant with a 15 thousand dollar cost. H G Pallen sells No 7 Carroll St Brooklyn for 13000 to Realty Association. Neuman Co leases No 375 5th Ave for eight more years, with a further 21 year extension. Burrill Brothers sell No 311 6th Ave apartment house for 18500 and No 164 Garfield Place house for 900. Clifford Shurman and James Cruikshank sell No 732 Market St Paterson to Tri Centennial Realty.

McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company Lawrence Rockaway Turnpike Long Island Mary EB. Man Murphy Gustav 5. Morgenthau Chi) Dairy Company Westervelt & Austin H. G 35Th St Neuman & Co Burrill Brothers 6Th Ave Brooklyn M. P. Tilton E. H. Warren Garfield Place Richard E. Gee J. R. Martine Clifford N. Shurman James H. Cruikshank Property Corporation of New Jersey Tri-Centennial Realty Company Market St Paterson N. J

Judgments list filed against various New York entities

Debtors include James A Allen and Gustav A Beckman among numerous others across firms such as New York Telephone Company Metropolitan Street Railway City of New York and J Emslie. The document records judgments with names affiliations and associated organizations, with several entries noting costs or unsummoned status.

Allen James A New York Telephone Company Sibiork Beckman Gustav A Maynard A. Clement Burhaus Amos City of New York Bornkessel William Metropolitan Street Railway Company Bell Thomas Jennie Pin Cade Morrie + me Fork Lexander Brown Morris Same Jae Blake Frederick M Ngred Baxter George M Eis Mary H Nancy T. Cutaan Ceada Bailey, Warren and Howard James Brel Conway Catherine George A. Brannigan Cook Moses B City of New York Coombs Henry Chilton Perrest New York Area Clark M. Devinitz Sorse Curtis S. Elliott Inor Ae Cowell Frederick Campbell John A Joe Emslie Ania Crouch Thomas W Craigheld Walter B William R. Evans Costello Peter Morris Berman Downing Esther Haminski Decker William E Gaddis Walter J Hess Ludwig and Julie Riverside Bank Baron Hall Thomas F Knelb Ralph A —Garabed Michaelson Knight Rebecca Kirg Adrienne D Edward Moroney Lichinsky Norhem Samuel Hellinger Livett Louis—Genchinsa Giardanc Lavelle Francis E Larkin Michael James J —Henry Milhauer Meyer Costs Meade Catherine—Gustave Backer A McQuade Sara S Edwin C. Chamberlain McCracken George L William B. Evan Marchand Sarah Charles D. Wright O'Connell James Pfeffer Rudolph Vite Price John Dupas Permetti Lorai—Same Spam Pfeiffer Alexander—Rose Heartstone Costs Roe Edward F —May Roth, Abraham Philip Herbst É Reid James F James Emsite Rothwell William—Danby Darke Smith Joseph W William J. Maher Sobier Samuel Maynard W. Clement Et Henry B. Joes Acre Square Building Company R. Thomas Ceets Albert Ridley Seith DeWitt Yates Joan Tiviname Searey James J James Exmille Thomson H. B Claftin O. Edmund F W. Bearsley Weber Chemical Company H. Hays Company New York Telephone Senton Weekly” Publishing Association Tavern Company Forty-second Street Manhattanville St Nick— Plas Avenue Hugo Schuster New York Times Frank A. Rep A Selah American Surety Company Maynara N. Clement Oe Lane United States Guarantee Company Thomas Reese The Manhattan Railway Company Ene Rotten Elevated Railway Company Samuel Darker

Bronx Building Plans and Owners List

Longfellow street area shows two story frame dwelling 21 by 55 feet for Charles Webber with B Ebling as architect. Main avenue near Central Avenue site includes two story frame dwelling 20 by 43 feet for John Hotter, designer B Ebling. Madison Street area features two story frame store and dwelling 20 by 48 feet for Minnie Schrader with B Ebling. 139th Street near Morris Park Avenue lists two story frame dwelling 21 by 55 feet for Frank Bradenburgh with architect B. Central Trion Gesin owner Charles W Hein reports a two story brick stable and dwelling at Walnut Avenue area, 87.4 by 112.5 feet, with architect unspecified.

Longfellow St s_ S&O Jennings St Charles Webber B Ebling Main Ave Central John Hotter B. Ebling Green Lane Lyon Ave Minnie Schrader Madison St W. S Morris Park Ave Frank Bradenburgh N. S. Iszs St Walnut Ave Awelling Charlest W_ Hein

Abbreviated Property Listings and Foreclosures Listed

A dense street by street notice lists properties along Avenue A West 2nd Street and multiple blocks including 7th Street, 9th Street, and 10th Street with owners Mollie Reiner Louis Reiner Culvert Construction Atlantic Cement Company Waverly Construction Company and others. Foreclosure notices include Jefferson Deming Thompson Pierrepont Realty Company and Frank Hillman with attorneys Esmond Scott Heller Bradway and Nessor.

Avenue A Tif St James W Conlon Mollie Reiner Lous Reiner Ft . of Pleasant Ave Rivington St Louis Reiner TSO Washington Hydraulic Press Brick Company Louis Schultze Casimire Wages Eeceness Neo Grant Ave Atlantic Cement Company T Waverly Construction Company James W. Conlon Louis Tater Sacer Cos Riverside Ave 127Th St Michael Renincasa Culvert 106Th St Louis Hurwitz Agt Domwee Milano Ranga Zucerman Oe - Whoo Company Clinton St Louis Laitmann Barnett Goldfine Max Brooks

Real estate transfers abound on West Side and Harlem

Transactions in Realty report numerous sales and purchases across Manhattan including two three story houses at West 35th street for the Spear estate to S L Pakas a four story tenement at East 12th street to Caroline Ferri and a six story flat house on West 146th street bought by Louis Roseno several five story flat houses and double flat houses changing hands on West 135th West 126th and East 99th streets with many parcels fronting avenues Lind Seagwick Riv ington Goerck and Crimmins corner plots bought sold by multiple firms including Duff Brown Cantor Patten and L Van Sant Sound Realty and Columbian Brokers among others

Maclay & Davies Henry Spear 35Th St S. L. Pakas R. T. Brown Margaret L. Sborowski Clay Ave E. V. Peseta & Co Caroline Ferri 12Th St. Louis Roseno 146Th St Duff & Brown and Philin A Payton William J. Farrell 135Th St Cantor Rivington and Goerck Sts Gerson Krimsky WS. Patten and L van Sant Walter Auld Kempt Lind and Seagwick Sedgwick Ave Lind Ave Sound Realty Company T. Edwin Werd 2D Ave Trans-Harlem Land and Improvement Company K. Friedland Crimmins Oak Terrace Pase & As West Tid St Fredericar S Francis K. Pendleton East 99Th St Wilcox & Shelton Fannie M. Sliver West 126Th St St. Nicholas Ave Richard R. Maslen Pior Broadway Emerson St Barnett & Co Jennie Jacoby Lenox Ave Columbian Board of Brokers Prescott Realty Company Richard Alexander Kate Smith Builon Terrace View Ave Ith Sts Frankenthaler & Sapinsky Charles Kaufmann Siff & Pollock 120Th St J. Lynch Owiltz Ullus Seo E Sterling

Satisfied Judgments and Filings Across Various Parties

The record lists multiple satisfied judgments with debtor and creditor names and filing dates such as van Edward K G Bertrim and Dressler Charles E and Alfred E Carter-Rice Company on December 7 or 103 168 at Garrison Averett G Vineland National Bank January 18. Other entries name Hartigan James F Cook and Bernheimer Company April 18 1906 and Quackenbush Abraham Riverside Bank November 10 with various notes including vacated entries for Wied and Ring Pinckney.

van Edward K G. Bertrim Dressler Charles E Alfred E Carter-Rice Company Garrison Averett G Vineland National Bank Hartigan James F Cook Bernheimer Company Quintard Chauncey T—C Be Guy Quackenbush Abraham—Riverside Bank Retherem Emu Hebrew Publishing” Company Wied Charles R—Saieh Gray Whewell Walter—L Burger Bremer Ring & Pinckney Company Charlies N. Pinckney Louis S du Four Armenia Insurance Company Pittsburg Penn du Four Ring and Pinckney Company Louis du Four Jefferson D Bremer Charles N. Pinckney Tva Catety E

Auction Sale At 14 Vesey Street By Charles Shengood

Bankruptcy sale announced for a 1 story brick factory building located near 892 factory bldg at 14 Vesey Street. Auctioneer Charles Shengood listed the property with address details including 535 86th Street and 250 feet east of 11th Avenue.

Vesey St Charles Shengood

Auction Sales Yesterday At Several New York Addresses

Yesterday auction notices listed properties at 14 Vesey Street TI1, 212 Madison Avenue, 157 Madison Avenue, and 701 Broadway with adjournments to June 7. Holdings included a 3 story workshop, a 4 story stone front, and a 6 story brick office and store with various parcel sizes and irregular dimensions. The estate of Robert R Stuyvesant and partition matters under L J Phillips & Co were noted with adjournments and private sale references.

Vesey St Madison Ave 36Th St Robert R Stuyvesant Broadway 4Th St William Manice Attye D B Ogden L J Phillips & Co Hamilton

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