BRYAN TO TAKE STUMP FOR DEMOCRATS IN FALL CAMPAIGNS
Laporte Indiana May 31 J Kirby Risk of Lafayette reports a letter from William Jennings Bryan stating he will return to the United States in September to campaign for state races and then travel to Australia for an extended visit after the election. The letter indicates Bryan will offer services to his party and expects a Democratic Congress after November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Laporte
Ind
J. Kirby Risk
Lafayette
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Australia
Bryan
ERROR HOLDS UP OUSTER IN OHIO SUIT
In Toledo May 1 Frank S Monnett and H C Deran meet with Prosecutor Wachenheimer to draw a new precipe for the Standard Oil ouster suit due to an erroneous summons by Allen County Sheriff that invalidated service on Solar Refining Sun Oil Manhattan Oil Standard of Ohio and Ohio Oil Company The error came after Interstate Commerce Commission session in Cleveland and Lucas County filings and caused Vacuum Company and Standard of Kentucky named in the suit to withdraw from the state to avoid investigations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Toledo
Frank S. Monnett
H. C. Deran
Wachenheimer
Standard Oil
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 Near Lundy Island
The British battleship Montagu remains fast on the rocks off Shutter Point in a fog. Salvage work is hampered by thick mist while stores are landed and preparations made to dismantle heavy guns to lightening the vessel. Reports of crew injuries are doubtful, while savagemen deeming rescue efforts almost hopeless due to increasing wind and a choppy sea.
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Lundy Island
Bristol Channel
Montagu
Shutter Point
Montagu's
Ilfracombe
Devonshire
New York University Commencement Week Events
Commencement week at New York University opens with Alumni Association Historical Society and Phi Beta Kappa Society meetings at University Heights. Rutgers game to follow, then baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr William R Richards. Oratorical prize contests, bronze tablet unveiling by Sons of the Revolution, class day exercises, senior promenade, and school commencements begin at 3 o'clock Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Alumni Association
New York University Historical Society
Phi Beta Kappa Society
University Heights
Rutgers College
William R. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church
Augustus Sandham
Sok Seciety
the Sons of the Revolution
Musium
Swindler Posing as Hospital Doctor Tracks Merchants
Merchants complain of a swindle by a man who claimed to be with Hudson Street Hospital as Dr. David Morris. No such doctor exists at the hospital, yet he offered checks above purchase prices and arranged COD deliveries, sending nearly a hundred messengers with packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Street
David Morris
Acreage Planted in Cotton Rises in Season
The Southern Cotton Association bulletin shows total cotton acreage this season at 27,634,718, up 635,227 acres or 2.29 percent from last year. State figures indicate Georgia hold or near last year, with Texas and Florida among increases, while some sections report late crops and scarce labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Southern Cotton Association
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Physician and nurse wed in quiet New Orleans ceremony
May 31 report from New Orleans states Dr. D. Bloom formerly house surgeon at Charity Hospital and Mary Rose Wenban of Philadelphia, a trained nurse, quietly married at the Mugnier home. Judge Wynne officiated with Dr. John Laurens as best man among close relatives and a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
New Orleans
D. Bloom
Charity
Mary Rose Wenban
Philadelphia
Boston
Mugnier
Quakers entertain the Maharanee in Philadelphia
Eighteen guests dined at the Bellevue Stratford hosted by Mrs. George Law of New York in honor of the Maharanee of Baroda. The Indian nobles praised American hospitality and the Maharanee enjoyed the attentions of the women. The Maharajah and Prince Samapatra attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Philadelphia
Bellevue Stratford
George Law
New York
Maharanee
Baroda
Maharanes
Maharajah
Prince Samapatra
Appointment shifts in New York legal offices noted
The report states that Ellis J. Staley will be succeeded by Leon and that Mayer Croft of New York is named deputy in the Attorney General’s office. Louis Jacove, also of New York, is set to replace Croft as confidential attorney general to the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon and
Ellis J. Staley
Mayer An Croft
New York
Louis Jacove
Mr. Croft
Captain Baxter Hails Union Resolutions to Roosevelt
Captain Charles Baxter former vice national commander and Gouverneur Morris Garrison leader said yesterday the garrison forwarded resolutions to President Roosevelt and to the district judge for the Southern District, naming the Uni District in pecans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baxter
Army and Navy Union of the United States
Gouverneur Morris Garrison
Arrison
Roosevelt
Uni
Pecans
Sixteen Rioters Guilty in Passaic Riot Trial
In Passaic on May 5 a builder’s non union hires sparked a riot. Sixteen of thirty eight indicted were convicted after a week long trial. nine were cleared. Patrolman Schmidt was wounded and hospitalized. Fire Department assisted police with water hoses as the rioters were defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Vandals Strike Palm Street Cemetery In South Braintree
Old soldiers and patriotic citizens in Braintree mourn vandalism at the Palm Street Cemetery. Unknown assailants believed to be a drunken Haydenville gang torn down markers wreaths and flags and damaged the granite monument to the unknown dead. Every grave marker is unrecognizable as a graveyard once well cared for becomes a ploughed field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Braintree
Mass
Palm Street
South Braintree
Haydenville
Charges Against Haffen In Bronx Hearing Case
Borough President Haffen of The Bronx is charged by real estate broker William Stonebridge with violating Penal Code and city charter provisions by denying him the right to be heard at a public hearing on paving 189th street. Stonebridge says Haffen insulted him and threatened arrest, while alleging a personal grudge related to civic league scrutiny. The governor will consider the case after finishing current bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haffen
Bronx
William Stonebridge
184Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Stonebridge
Higgins
189Th Street
The
Civic League of the
Lemon Is Sour On The United States At Whitman Fellowship Dinner
Courtenay Lemon assailed politics and religion praising socialism while condemning the industrial system and wealth protection. He mocked Theodore Roosevelt as an opera bouffe artist and aligned Jesus with muck rake writers. Thomas Harned defended Roosevelt and urged optimism. Notables included Mrs. J G Phelps Stokes and Miss Weeda Cook Addicks with several others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtenay Lemon
President Wiksell
Walt Whitman
Hotel Lafayette-Brevoort
Theodore Roosevelt
Jesus
Zola
Tolstoy
Henry Gibson
Bowery
Thomas Harned
Mr. Lemon
United States
oGore 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 Circles Stir New York Theatre Plans
News in New York theatre circles reports Keith Proctor Klaw and Erlanger in conference as a Western arm of a $60 vaudeville merger discuss converting the New York Theatre into a major venue. Oscar Hammerstein and Morris circuit reportedly outside the merger amid talk of a large Long Acre Square project and expanding theatres in other cities. Belasco and Shubert are named as potential merger players, with further strategic moves expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Proctor
Klaw & Erlanger
Long Acre Square
Morris
David Belasco
The
Shuberts
Stage Notes and Theatre Figures in New York and London
Leffler reports Yvette Guilbert plans afternoon recitals with Albert in London starting in June at the Duke of York Theatre. Mark Leuscher, Proctor aide, retires June 8 as Proctor interests merge with Keith. He helped launch La Domino Rouge and championed Guilbert and other stars. Embarrassment of Riches at Wallack's ends its NY run tomorrow. Braden vows next season in major cities with most of the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Leffler
Mme. Yvette Guilbert
Mme. Guilbert
Albert Wo Wailer
Duke of York Theatre
London
Mark A. Leuscher
F. F Proctor
Proctor
B. F. Keith
Mr. Leuscher
Yvette Guilbert
Charles E. Evans
Grace van Studdiford
William Ourtieign
Hope Booth
Margaret Wycherly
Julius Steger
Wayburn
Maude Lambert
Georgie Caine
James E. Sullivan
William C. Schrode
Fred Walton
May Boley
Pall Girls
Radha
Louis K. Anspacher
New York
Wallack’s
Braden
Morgan Buys Madison Avenue Property in Settlement Move
J Pierpont Morgan reportedly purchased Nos 211 and 213 Madison Avenue, a three story brownstone with basement and a two story stable on a 22 by 88 foot plot, situated 34 feet south of Bth street. The auction by Peter F Meyer was withdrawn. Douglas Robinson and Charles S Brown & Co acted in the deal to safeguard his home site just north of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Madison Avenue
Peter F Meyer
Douglas Robinson
Charles 5S Brown
Brooklyn Men Scan Boston Parks Visit
A Brooklyn business delegation from the Brooklyn League visited Boston to inspect the city park system, meeting city officials and reviewing park facilities and planning during May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Boston
Brooklyn Levee
Ciy
Wrong Diagnosis Dead as Patient Transferred to Bellevue
Dominic Donato a thirty year old coal dealer died from a skull fracture after being moved from Harlem Hospital to Bellevue under a diagnosis of epilepsy and chronic alcoholism. The transfer, questioned by Superintendent Armstrong, followed a prior similar death of John Kelly from Presbyterian Hospital. An ordinance to stop moving dying patients seeks accountability amid a hospital transfer controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Dominic Donato
John Kelly
Presbyterian Hospital
Tribune
Second Avenue
Harlem Hospital
Charities Department
Thomas S. Brennan
Ryan
Sternberger
Bissell
Explosion on flat car in Central Marlem yards
A mysterious blast on a flat car hauled by an electric freight engine in the Central Marlem division yards at 18th Street and Park Avenue caused a blaze that wrapped the car in flames and halted passenger trains for about 45 minutes. Firemen from Engine Company 74 removed two six-gallon gasoline tanks from just behind the burning barrels, disconnecting and destroying the blazing car to prevent further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Marlem
18Th Street
Park Avenue
Engine Company 74
Ecuador, U S Negotiate Joint Quarantine for Canal Zone
Negotiations are pending between Ecuador and the United States to establish joint quarantine regulations for the canal zone and Guayaquil to reduce the risk of yellow fever transmission between Panama City and the Ecuadorian port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ecuador
United States
Canal Zone
Guayaquil
Panama
Missouri Republicans Name Officials At May Convention
In Excelsior Springs Missouri on May 31 delegates met to name a Superintendent of Schools and a Railway and Warehouse Commissioner. A judicial convention will be held in Jefferson City in July to complete the ticket with two Supreme Court judges. Attendance was light with only about 6 of 1076 delegates present due to railways denying passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Schenectady & Southwestern Railroad Incorporated to Link Margaretville and Schenectady
Albany May 31 The Schenectady and Southwestern Railroad Company with capital of 850000 was incorporated to build a steam line from Margaretville in Delaware County to Schenectady. Branches will connect with the Boston and Maine and New York Central railroads. Directors include Frederick J Whan Frederick W Wishart Edward J Welch and others from New York City Brooklyn Paterson N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Schenectady & Southwestern Railroad Company
Iincorporated
Margaretville
Delaware County
Schenectady
Boston & Maine
New York Central
Frederick J. Whan
Frederick W. Wishart
Edward J. Welch
George P. Fall
I. Stuart Tompkins
M. Casewell Hein
George S. Fulton
New York City
A. S. Brown
Brooklyn
George S. Hilton
Paterson
N. J
Schedules of Cohen and Lewis Furnishings Dealers
Schedules in the assignment of Philip Cohen and Coleman Lewis dealers in men s furnishings at No 2146 Third avenue this city and No 267 Columbia street Brooklyn show liabilities 11008 nominal assets 084 actual assets 4940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Cohen
Coleman Lewis
Cohen & Lewis
Third Avenue
Columbia Street
Brooklyn
Meissonier Apartments Sold for Estate of Isadore M Bon
Meissonier Apartments an eight story and basement housekeeping building at 22 to 6 West 15th Street sold for about 325000 to an investor tied to the Hotel Woodward project. Sale involved estate of Isadore M. Bon. property rear of Hotel Woodward at St Street and Broadway. Buyer connected to hotel plans. annex likely. Other sales include 43 West 15th Street and 69 West 10th Street parcels and a 12 story mercantile building planned for East 12th Street. multiple transfers and descrips detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilsey, Havemeyer & Jenney
Isadore M. Bon
Meissonier Apartments
Westith St
Meissonier
Woodward
St. St. and Broadway
6Th Ave
Manhattan
East 12Th St
Master Builders’ Realty Company
Samuel Sass
Slawson & Hobbs
Mortgage transfers and property lots in New York listings
A flood of 19th century property transactions and mortgage notes from Manhattan and surrounding streets list transfers from Moses Oppenheim to Peter Toussain for 30,000 dollars, various deeds to the City of New York, and multiple mortgages including 20,000 and 75,000 dollars. Names include Lenox Avenue, Amsterdam Avenue, Jefferson Seligman, Jennie Jacobs, Jeanette Goin, Mary Potter, and Frank Woolworth among others, with parcels described by street corners and dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Ave
Moses Oppenheim
Peter Toussain
Adams Place
August Kuhn
City of New York
William St
Stone St
Jefferson Seligman
City of New Veet
16Th St
Lenox Ave
William J Potter
Lillian E Vanderbilt
Amsterdam
Charles Petrol
Isaac J Newburg
Mort—Gage
Aden Park Ave
Abbie M Peffers
Amos R E Pinchot
Mort- Lenox Ave
Jennie G Jacobs Et al
Louis Weiss
17Th St
Lincoln Trust Company
Patrick H Reahon
Eesnevsse
Washington St
Metal South Maydr
Archibald A Forrest
Broadway
Ernst Blum
Columbia College
West
Thomas H
Rehwezler
Henry Nassau
St Nicholas Ave
St. Moritz
Ernst
Frank W Woolworth
Mortaige
Delancey
Ward
Isaac Sakolsk
Real estate sales in Manhattan involving Deknatel and Hinton estate
A. H. Mathews sold the six story mercantile building No. 2 to Henry C. Deknatel and the Deknatel estate, and No. 5 Crosby St. to Howard St. for about 10,000 square feet. An investor bought Nos. 4% and 2497 Amsterdam Ave near 183d St as a three story hotel. The Hinton estate rented No. 39 West 32d St to L. T. Stowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Mathews
Henry C. Deknatel
John A. Deknatel
Howard St
Crosby St
Amsterdam Ave
Hinton
L. T. Stowe
Executors sue over second mortgage on Broadway office building
Darwin W. Esmond and J. Bradley Scott as executors of Alfred Bridgeman seek foreclosure of a $50,000 second mortgage on a six story Broadway office building located 24.1 feet north of 18th Street on a 20.5 by 77.5 foot irregular plot. The mortgage was executed on March 27, 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Darwin W. Esmond
J. Bradley Scott
Alfred Bridgeman
Pierrepont Realty Company
Broadway
18Th St
Plans to Grow West Side Office Apartment Building
Plans filed to expand the four story Nos 13 and 15 West 45th Street into a six story building owned by T J Mayer. Front and rear extensions with three stories refitted for offices and the rest for private apartments. Improvements estimated at $0,000 by architect P J Herter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 45Th St
T. J. Mayer
P. J. Herter
Winfield Sale A Success On Memorial Day Auction
James Bleecker and Son held a successful auction at Winfield Long Island on Memorial Day. W H Bleecker acted as auctioneer, about 200 of 3 lots sold with prices from 1 to 1320 dollars. Buyers included George Irwin B Paynter Co J F Wheeler Co W H Kleimert and others. J C Viemaster purchased a house and three Calamus Road lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bleecker & Son
Winfield
Long Island
W. H. Bleecker
George Irwin
B. Paynter & Co
J. F. Wheeler & Co
W. H. Kleimert
A Fiesse
B. W. Engelman
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
Satisfied mechanics liens list from multiple properties
A ledger of satisfied mechanics' lien actions listing properties on Washington avenue West 46th Street and 45th Street West 23, 2 Ww corner Koppock Bronx, Cypress Avenue West corner Thst, and other addresses with parties including Kaufman and Henschel, Paul Friedman, Frank Veigtmann, Engineers' Club, American Radiator Company, Maud E Lesley, Max Levenkind, Port Morris Realty and Construction Company, Joseph Duke, Peter A Peterson, and others with dates ranging 1898 to 1908. The record notes various action outcomes and deposit or bond actions where present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ave
Kaufman & Henschel
Paul Friedman
46Th St
West
Frank Veigtmann
Engineers’ Club
45Th St
American Radiator Company
J. Mayer
Troy St
Koppock St
Bronx
Giuseppe ‘Ricciardi
Maud E Lesley
Port Morris Realty and Construction Company
Joseph Duke
Peter A. Peterson
Building Loan Contracts on City Properties
Franklin Savings Bank loans Walton Construction Company on multiple Wadsworth avenue parcels near 179th street and 370th street with plots around 20 by 1 feet and 145 by 100 feet. Additional loans to Platy-Edelsen Construction Company on Amundson and Nelson avenues with parcel sizes 225 by 8 and 25 by 10 feet. Gustaf Paulson loaned $28,000 to Road Railroad Co-operative Building Loan Association. Total amounts listed include 23.006, 44.000, 80,000 and 1.5,9011.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth Ave
Franklin Savings Bank
City of New York
Walton Construction Company
Amsterdam
Priscilla T. P Starin Loans Platy-Edelsen Construction Company
Amundson
W. S
Nelson Ave
Pailroad Co-operative
Loang Gustaf Paulson
Power and Steers Sale at Old Place Creek Meadow
Power and Steers sold ten acres of meadow land on the southerly side of Old Place Creek in 34 Ward Richmond to Charles H Blair for 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power & Steers
Charles Hunt
Old Place Creek
Borough of
Richmond
Charles H. Blair
Manhattan Building Plans on 12th Street and Avenue A
Master Builders Realty Co. proposes a twelve story brick lofts and store at 12th St Nos 10 to 14 East 61 by 95 with owner S Sess and architect. Avenue A Nos 162 and 105 to rise seven story brick store and lofts 454 by 125 with owners A Wolf and A Abraham and architect C M Straub. Project costs listed as 350000 and 175000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th St
Master Builders Realty Company
S. Sess
Avenue A
A. Wolf
A. Abraham
C. M. Straub
Realty notes on Long Island sale and Manhattan remodels
Realty notes report multiple property transactions. The McVickar Gaillard Realty Co sold three houses and eight and a half acres at Lawrence Long Island. remodeling plans filed for a Rockaway Turnpike store building into a Childs Dairy restaurant. other Brooklyn and Manhattan deals include a 270 Sixth Ave restaurant conversion cost $15,000, a 7 1/2 Carroll Street sale for $13,000, a No. 37 Fifth Ave lease extension to eight plus twenty one years, a 311 Sixth Ave apartment sale for $18,590, Garfield Place home sale for $9,000, and a Paterson New Jersey three story building sale for $? to Tri Centennial Realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company
Lawrence
Rockaway Turnpike
Long Island
Mary E. Man
Murphy
6Th Ave
Gustav 5. Morgenthau
Childs Dairy Company
Westervelt & Austin
35Th St
Neuman & Co
Burrill Brothers
3D Sts
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
Debtor Judgments Filed In New York Entries List
Yesterday's docket lists judgments against numerous individuals and entities, led by Allen James A for New York Telephone Company and Constantine A for Interboro Bank of New York. The long list includes dozens of defendants from City of New York and various corporations, with assorted costs and sums ranging to thousands, detailing administrators, executors, and corporate debtors across public utilities and firms.
Bronx Building Plans Summary of Dwellings and Stables
Listing of multiple Bronx properties including Longfellow street two story frame houses owned by Charlies Webber with architect B Ebling. Main avenue two story frame dwelling by John Hotter. Green Lane store and dwelling by Minnie Schrader. Madison street dwelling by Frank Bradenburgh. 189th street near Walnut avenue two story brick stable and dwelling for Central Union Gas Seaman. various dimensions, owners, and architect notes. Total estimated costs and measurements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow St
Jennings St
Charlies Webber
B Ebling
Main Ave
Central Ave
John Hotter
B. Ebling
Green Lane
Lyon ‘Ave
Minnie Schrader
Madison St
Morris Park Ave
Frank Bradenburgh
Bing
Walnut Ave
Central Union Gas
Seaman Ye
Charlest W. Hein
Mechanics' Liens list across avenues and streets in Manhattan
A compiled ledger of mechanics’ lien actions naming owners and contractors. Entries detail properties on Avenue A to 14th Street, 25x100 to 100x100 lots, with parties Mollie Reiner Louis Reiner James W Conlon Michael Benincasa and others, plus foreclosures and condemnation actions involving Greenwich area firms and rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nm. W
James W. Conlon
Mollie Reiner
Louis Reiner
Saeo
Pleasant Ave
Rivington St
Mollie Reimer
Ateeesteenswenssesis
Riverside Ave
127Th St
Michael Benincasa
Calvert Construction Company
Clinton St
Louis Laitmann
Barnett Goldfine
Max Brooks
106Th St
Louis Hurwitz Agt
Domaic Milano
Samuel Zucerman
Carnet
Realty Transactions Show Wide NYC Property Activity
Real estate deals include Maclay Davies selling two three story houses for the Spear estate at West 35th Street to S L Pakas and Duff Brown selling six story triple flat houses on West 135th Street for William J Farrell. Other transfers involve Clay Avenue, East 12th Street, West 149th Street, and multiple corner lots and flats, with firms including Brown, Roseno, Cantor, and the Columbian Board of Brokers active across Manhattan and Harlem properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maclay & Davies
Henry Spear
35Th St
S. L. Pakas
R. T. Brown
Margaret L. Sborowski
Clay Ave
E. V. Peseia & Co
Caroline Ferri
12Th St
Louis Roseno
149Th St
Duff & Brown and
Philin A Payton
William J. Farrell
135Th St
Cantor
Rivington and Goerek Sts
Gerson Krimsky
W. S. Patten and
L. van Sant
Walter S. Auld
Kempt
Lind
Swick Aves
Sedgwick Ave
Lind Ave
Nana «& Honbe
73D
Sane
Cveiting Fredericarrys
Francis Kndleton
99Th St
Wilcox & Shelton
Fannie M. Sliver
West 126Th St
St Nicholas Ave
The
Sound Realty Company
Richard R. Maslen
Broadway
Emerson St
Barnett & Co
Jennie Jacoby
Lenox Ave
Columbian Board of Brokers
Prescott Realty Company
Richard Alexander
Kate Smith
Terrace View Ave
Ith Sts
Frankenthaler & Sapinsky
Charles Kaufmann
Siff & Pollock
120Th St
Treaneee Vebber
Ont J. Lynch
Lefkowitz
Sterling
108Th St
W. J. Huston & Son
Samu Baer
Meyer Baer
Sth Ave
Satisfied Judgments Listed With Debtor and Creditor Names
Debtor and creditor pairs appear with filing dates such as Edward K Cowing and G Bertrim on December 27 1906 and Charles E Dressler with Alfred E Carter Rice Company on December 7 1904. Other entries include Hartigan James F and Cook Berndetter Company on December 18 1906 and Chauncey T Quintard with L Guy on December 3 1901. The list also references Riverside Bank Abraham Quackenbush and Emerson Win salidnauateee a Ott, Emil Hebrew Publishing Co May 22 and Sackett Carlos P Smith Gray Co October 15 1904. Several entries mention Vineland National Bank Averett G Winsalidnauateee a Ott and Armenia Insurance Co of Pittsburgh with December 20 1900s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Quackenbush, Abraham
Riverside Bank
Imatcance
Rethstein
Emil—Hebrew Publishing Company
Win
Sackett
Carlos P
Smith, Gray & Co
Walter—L Burger
Bremer
la Four
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
Charlies XN
Finckney
Auction sale notices bankruptcy sale at 14 Vesey Street
Auction sale to pay debts announced by Charles Shongood. Property at 535 and 537 South Sixth Street, 350 feet on 330 Broad Avenue, 40n200.5. Includes a battery brine factory building. Bankruptcy sale details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Charles Shongood
Atery Brine Factory
Gale
Auction sales yesterday heirs estate of Robert R Stuyvesant
Auction notices detail withdrawn and private sale of parcels at 14 Vesey Street 36th Street 64 3x100x irregular and 4 story front desk properties with adjournments to June 7 at 701 Broadway. Listing includes office and store properties and partition references. Names include C A Grant William Manice D B Ogden and LJ Phillips & Co with locations in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey
Tzil
Madison
Robert R Stuyv
Broadway
4Th
William Manice
Ogden
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Swindler
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Missouri
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Federal Bench
Charlotte
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Oscar Hammerstein
MR. Morgan
West 10Th Street
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Mary McGowan
J K
Kennedy
Emil Goldmark
Patrick McGrath
Joseph P
4Th St
Cc H Corker
H Moore
N H Schutt
WIA McKim
Perttion
Wm J Hyland
Howard ST. Plot
Lei
Staten Island
Allen
James A
New York Telephone Company
A. Constantine
Interboro Bank of New York
Beckman
Gustav A
Magnaré Mac Clement
Burhaus, Ames
Bornkessel
William
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Bell
Thomas
Jennie
Brokman
Morris A
Philip Herbert
Bard
Alexander
Brown
Teewan
Blake
Frederick M
Baxter
George Minot
Bear
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Best
Mery
Clark
M. Devinitz
Curtis
Elliott
Cowell
Frederick
Campbell
John A
James Emslie
COREE
Crouch
Thomas W
Craighead
Walter B
William B Evans
Costelio Peter—Morris Berman
Downing
Mary H
Esther Haminski
Decker
Willam E
City of New
Gilmore
John F
Going
Mrs. L. Brown
Lucy
Gaddis
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City of
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Kneib
Ralph A —Garabed Michaelson
Knight
Rebecca
Adrienne D
Edward Moroney Cones
Lichinsky. Noechem
Samuel Hellinger Livoti
Louis
Geachina Giordanoy
A . Michael
James J —Henry Milbauer Meyer
Joan
Joseph W. Johnston
Samuel PD
Mahon
John—Same McLeod
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Levi Weirgarten
al McDonells
Charles J
Meyer, Isidore
Harry Elsing
al Mahler
Theodore
Mease
Moresa
Andrew
Isaaac
Charles Hunter
Maddox
G. Sherwood
James Emelie
Meade
Catherine
Gustave Backer
McQuade
Sara S
Edwin C. Chamberlain
McCracken
George L
William B. Evans
Marchand
Sarah
Charles D. Wright
O'Connell
James
Pfeffer
Rudolph
Price
John
Same
Permetti
Lords
Pfeiffer
Alexander-Rose Heartstone
Roe
Edward F
Reth
Abraham
Philip Herbstere Reid
James F
James Emstte
Costs
Rothwell
Danby Darke Smith
Joseph W
William J. Maher
Sobier
Samuel
Maynard W. Clement Schonberg
Samuel—Oscar Schione
Manufacturing Company Salve SE Swartz
Silas—Nathaniel ‘Levy
Sire
Henry B
Ang Acre Square
R. Thomas
Alberts
Ridley Et al
Smith, DeWitt
I¢a Yates
John Tiviname
Searcy
James J Ie
Thomson
James—H Claftin
Tracy, Edmund F
J. W. Beaksley
Biesicker
Weber
Sol E Wirth
Wil HH Hansen
Seen Construction Company
City of New Oases
York
Hull Camp Company
Kennedy ‘Valve Manufacturing Company
Safety Aher Rant Company
Lipag Morgan-Marshall Company
Dove
Marvin Watch Company
O Oceane
SOR de Norwood Chemical Company
W.H. Hays Company
Eka Eee International Purchasing Company
Jenten Weekly” Publishing Association
Subway
Petty-Second Street
Manhattanville & Nichal Ve Railway Company
Hugo Schuster
New York Times’ Company
Frank A. A. Selah
American Surety Company ‘of
Maynard N. Clement
Reese
United States Guarantee Company
Thomas Reese Jr
Ares
BOM
Lis Pendens
Alexander Ave
138Th St
Walter J Stafford
Jefferson Dem Zperapeors Et
Atty
MG Alstet
Darwin
Esmond
Business Men's Realty Company Agt
Frank Hillman
Atty. A
Nelson Avenue
Jonas Weil
Morris Okun
Atty I
Transactions IN Realty
Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekman ST
Sordham
Finest Avenue
Bath
Breck
Marton Ave
Fordham Road
New Jersey
Reservoir Ave
Jersey City Heights
Aes
Elecant
oFty Associates
Northeast Harbor
Lars
Palenvilla
Cateiill Wat
Palenville Ra
Dobbs Ferry
Hudson River
Addrene Todd
Fulton St
J. E. Jennings
Ater Mul Island
Manah Lake
Sullivan Ae
Dell
Sullivan County
Ackerson
Fiske Terrace
Flatbush
Brights Beach
R. R
T. B. Ackerson Company
Nassau St
Flushing
Sylvania
Rigkert-Finlay Realty
W. Math St
Miller Avenue
Sumpter St
Highview
Wyckoff Av
Halsey St
Elk Park
Country Property
Pemarnr N. J
Mambattam
William Cq Clarke
Séth St
Clifton
Pleasant Country Home
Rlington
Finlay
Forest St
Ee Ots
Mohitan Park
Sase
Kingsbridge
O'Shea & Klein
326
West 48Th
Tamford
Conn
Inenda Sound
Gurley
Stamford
J. Ragley
H.C. C. Tribune
School OF
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox
Neb Corner
Newark
Scheuer Buildings
RYE Seminary
Teachers’ Agencies
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
Union Square
J. Young-Fu
County OF New York
Union Bank of Brooklyn
Pimintis
Celia Eliay
Ministratrix
Rattan
Joseph P. Day
Cemeen
East Broadway
Seve York
East Sradway
Market Street
Ysidor Cohn
Sea Dim
H.C. Smith
Sea Cif
Spring Lake
Grove
Ocean
Mra Christopher
Applease
Eek
The.van Rensselaer
East Itn St
LJ Phillips & Co
Hamiie Abou
State OF
Anding
Harry Kirk
Matilda Annie M. McFerr
Rudolf Kirk
Jessie Kirk
Kirk
Edith Kirk
Matilda Kirk
Wiilem Kirkee Kirk
Daniel Kirk
Hapy Josephine Kirk
Richard Kirk
John M Kirk
Milo M. Belding, Jr
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Sac
Our of
New
Surrogate’s Court
Said
Weete Frank Pitegerald
Tang Daniel J c Gerk
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!