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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1906

Page

3

State Rail Commission orders all day express service plan

The State Railroad Commission ordered an all day express system on patient side elevated lines and a grid track build along sections of the structure. Plans aim to cut travel times to Battery Harlem and improve congestion at 149th street. A third track on 2d and 3d avenue lines and an all day West Farms to Brooklyn Bridge express are proposed, with rapid transit officials promising to push once permission is granted.

State Railroad Commission Rough Company Battery Bronx Harlem Gor 234 Ward Iice 149Th Street Third Avenue Inter?ugh Company Willis Avenue 145Th Street Person Avenue Westchester Avene Second West Farms Brooklyn Bridge Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners Hadings The Interborough Rapid Trans Commission

Ambush at Moose Pond Injures Two Merchants

Lake Placid reports a mysterious attack near Moose Pond when tailor C. J. Ortioff and druggist Louis Schernikow were fired upon during fishing. Ortioff was shot in the ankle and Schernikow helped his wounded companion back to camp before hobbling five miles to a house for aid. Suspect hunted as villagers react with indignation.

Tribune Lake Placid N. Y Moose Pond C. J. Ortioff Louis Schernikow Oruloff Scharnikow Ortloff

Artist Vander Allen Loses 25000 Suit Against Westport Sanatorium

Bridgeport June 6 William S Vander Allen artist lost his suit for 25000 damages against Westport Sanatorium. Jury verdict followed court fusion directing verdict for Dr Frederick Ruland. Foreman Casella said all jurors stood for victory, noting the signed release by Vander Allen for his sister and brother in law affected his liability and reputation.

Bridgeport Conn William S. Vanderb Allen Westport Sanatorium Superior Court Frederick Ruland Allen James H. Ward Westport Casella Crothwell Fairfield Men

Arabin Mares Coming to America for Purchase

Sultan of Turkey grants first time remission through Homer Davenport to buy six Arab mares at Beirut Syria and bring them to the United States. One stallion will accompany each mare in shipments, with two stallions allowed to be exported but no mares previously. President endorses plan and expects major impact on American horse breeding and cement of horseflesh.

Homer Davenport Turkey Davenport Beirout Syria M. Chiket Washington America

Chinese government appoints envoy to Hague for China

Washington June 6 John W Foster ex Bec k of State has been honored by the Chi Government with an appointment as its entitive at the approaching Hague Con Wan There is only one other case on record the Chinese government has delegated to our foreign country on important Burne duty and that was in 1865 when Mr Je Me resigned his post as American Min here to undertake the negotiation of for China

Washington John W. Foster Beck Chi Hague Con- Wan Je Me China

Jersey City Senatorial Candidate Urges Joint Debates

George L. Recoré writes to John F. Dryden praising his bid for re election and urges a public series of joint debates before the New Jersey primaries on September 25. He cites Lincoln Douglas as precedent and proposes at least one meeting in each county seat with further gatherings possible.

George L. Recoré Jersey City United States Dryden John F. Dryden United States Senate Washington, D. C Kuser New Jersey George L. Record

Paterson Denies Link to Spanish Royal Plot

Paterson New Jersey officials and residents deny any anarchist involvement in a purported plot to assassinate the Spanish king and queen. Police, editors, and local figures reject the claim, noting Bresci’s Hoboken ties and insisting Paterson has no organized anarchist presence. Secret Service inquiry reportedly considers the matter, though local police say no agents are active in the city.

Vanderbilt Jr Joins Nassau Grand Jury Duty

William K. Vanderbilt Jr. arrives at Nassau County Court to join jurors in cases against several Italians. He discusses jury service with District Attorney Coles and foreman Smith Cox, defends civic duty, and notes he could have been excused as a volunteer fireman. He leaves for Lake Success at noon and returns to the courthouse for further proceedings.

Mineola Long Island William K. Vanderbilt, Jr Nassau County Coles Smith Cox Mr. Vanderbilt Payne Whitney Cord Meyer Vanderbilt Jorden’s Lake Success Deepdale

United States Sails for Coronation Singers

The Scandinavian-American liner United States will sail today for Christiansand with many singers who will perform at the coronation of King Haakon VII in Trondheim. Among the passengers is F. H. Gade the Norwegian Vice-Consul at Chicago.

United States Haakon VII of Norway Trondhjem F. H. Gade Chicago

City News in Brief: arrests, trials and court actions

Max Cohen, jailed months ago for harassment and kidnapping attempts against his daughter Phebe, was arrested again on a similar charge with his aunt Mrs Feier testifying. Municipal Ownership League members for petition fraud near-concluded. Eckman fined $500 after guilty plea. Goldberger and Klein released on suspended terms. Canfield suit may yield $48,776 with interest. Palmieri earned $35. Wade case adjourned to Monday. Newton ordered to pay $5 weekly for one year.

Max Cohen Phebe Cohen Municipal Ownership League Max Eckman James Smith Benjamin M. Goldberger Joseph Klein Finn Yorkville Court Montague Newton St. Regis Jeanette Newton

Pearl Street Parcels in Demand Amid City Real Estate Activity

The Charles F. Noyes Company sold Nos. 224 and 26 Pearl St. to Clayton Rockhill for George H. Rosenfeld. The five story and basement building sits on a 25 by 100 foot lot with iron façade and full occupancy. Numerous other New York properties change hands, including No. 1 Wall St. office tower plans and high ground rents, plus a string of tenement and flathouse transactions across Manhattan.

Charles F. Noyes George H. Rosenfeld Clayton Rockhill Pearl St Rosenfeld No. 1 Wall St New York

Proposed New Building at No 1 Wall Street

Mercantile Trust Company of St. Louis buys plot for 700 dollars to erect the world’s tallest office building on a 30 by 40 foot site at Broadway and Wall Street. The 22 800 square foot, five dollar per square foot rental project plans floor occupancies, 68 square feet of elevators per floor, 4 by 1 foot car shafts, electric operation, Harvard brick exterior with terra cotta trim, and John M. Thompson as agent. Also reports sales: Annie B Phelps to Blakeslee Barnes and Moses Kinzier at Fe6th Ave. L Napoleon Levy’s brownstone sale at 2 West 69th Street to a private buyer.

Mercantile Trust Company of Harvard John M. Thompson No. 212 Broadway Cruikshank Company Annie B. Phelps Blakeslee Barnes Moses Kinzier 6Th Ave Frederick Zittel L. Napoleon Levy West 69Th St

Lax Buys Crotona Park East Lot From Shaw & Co

Fred G. Lax purchases Lot 25 by 100 feet on Crotona Park East from Shaw & Co for Benjamin Wilsey and plans improvements. He also owns the adjacent parcel just acquired, with development to follow.

Shaw & Co Fred G. Lax Benjamin Wilsey Crotona Park Southern Boulevard Lax

Hebrew Benevolent Orphan Asylum building plans filed

Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy for a two story manual training shop on 136th street west of Amsterdam Avenue for the Hebrew Benevolent Orphan Asylum. The brick structure with copper tile roof will house carpentry and mattress making on the first floor and menial training quarters above. Estimated cost is $18,000 by architect Edward Necarsuliner.

Murphy 136Th St Amsterdam Ave Hebrew Benevolent Orphan Asylum Edward Necarsuliner

Oil Tank Planned 311 Feet High at Avenue B and 1st Street

Plans filed for the Consolidated Gas Company to build a steel oil storage tank at Avenue B and 1st Street. The tank will be 54 feet in diameter and 311 feet high, supported on 333 piles with a reinforced concrete tank 62 feet in diameter and 21 feet high. Estimated cost is 15000 dollars per architect Howard Bruce.

Consolidated Gas Company Avenue B Z1st St Howard Bruce

Realty Transactions Report from E. Pescia & Co and Partners

Real estate notices detail multiple transfers of five to six story tenement and flat houses across Manhattan addresses including 42 Essex Street, 519 West 151st Street, 1620 Avenue A, 92nd Street Columbus Avenue junction, 95th Street West Long, and 57 59 West 98th Street among others. Several properties sold on plots around 19x100 feet to 25x102 feet with buyers named Isaac Hoffman Peter Grinsman Joseph Kahn Fanny Kempner Isaac Witt and more. buildings erected by John D. Crimmins and other developers are noted along with buyer intent to alter structures.

Bertha Levy East List St John Volz F. P. Hummel King Avenue A A St Siegel & Wilkus Llth St C. Zuccaro East 11Th St J. Preiser Julius Alexander Henry St Edward C. Williams Charles N. Martin Walton Ave 167Th St Ernst Cahn 136Th St The Sound Realty Company William P. Baker White Plains Boulevard 224Th St Simon Amlauer Bronx Terrace B. I. Brown Columbus M. B. Salvatori van Buren St Hugo Wabst E. Pescia & Co Isaac Hoffman Essex St Charles Griffith Moses William Wolff Heyman Kaufman Joseph Kahn George W. Thym Isaac M. Witt Columbus Ave John D. Crimmins M. Thym McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company William Silverman Fanny Kempner West 95Th St Philip A. Payton, Jr Dix Harris & Timble 140Th St Abram Hirachrach Max Schwartz East Sth St Arthur G. Muhiker Frank G. Weiss Second Ave Max L. Harris East 56Th St Thomas Wilson Mr. Harris Isaac Goldberg East 7M East 73d St Annie Goldstein Herman Ecker Stanton St Laudin & Stamm Hudson Realty Company 175Th St Amsterdam Ave George Backer Faubinger, Klinger & Co Weil & Mayer Madison Ave A. Se H. Rudin Mr. Greenberg 99Th St Mark Blumenthal Stein Brothers East Wad St Cohen Brothers East 14Th St L. Levin East 118Th St West 49Th St Rubinger, Klinger & Co West Sith St Max C. Baum Gold

Diverse NYC Property Partitions and sales notices list

A compilation of property interests and sales actions including partition refinements among C A Grant and others, administrator's sale of George Lander’s estate, tax and dues details, and multiple voluntary sales of tracts at Clason's Point and surrounding Westchester avenues. Includes addresses on Vesey Street Broadway Greene Street and Unionport with various parcel sizes and structures.

Vesey St Madison Ave Broadway 4Th St Marice Strong & Cattys Ogden Mooney & Lawrence Greene St Waverly Cailors Snug Harbor George Landiner Joseph P. Day 154Th St Elton Ave Washington Ave Dwig Henry Frolich Edward Stieglitz Bowers & 8 Attys William Klein L. J. Phillips & Co Clason's Point Seward Barretto Creek Turtle Creek Westchester Ave H. C. Mapes & Co Catholic Protectory Unionport Westchester, Tremont, Benedict and Pugsiey Aves Old Road

Auction Sales Yesterday At Brooklyn Properties

Auction sales yesterday listed multiple Brooklyn parcels. Charles Lane acquired 349 800 at 14 Vesey Street in a partition matter. Bryan L Kennelly sold vacant Lots on Nostrand Avenue near Ave D for 4650 and 4800 to WM King and Louis Sechler respectively.

Vesey St Joseph P Day 125Th St S S J A Manta Hessels Et al Hubbard Hendrickson Atty Martin Charles Lane Bryan L Kennelly Nostrand Ave Car Brooklyn WM King Cor Ave Louis Sechler

Construction listings on several Manhattan properties show varied owners and contractors

The document lists multiple properties with owners and contractors for construction work. Locations include Boston Road, 5th and 4th avenues, East and West 96th to 224th Streets, and Rivington Street. Financials range from 123 to 2,000 dollars with numerous agent names such as Selig Elfin, Meisel, and Joseph Solomon.

2D Ave Selig Elfin Edward A. Morrison Flanagan Bros Boston Road W. S Max Wimpie Max Feld Joseph Isaacs 99Th St Joseph Murphy, Jr Nellie White Joseph RL Meige Qureroroeo Cp Ance Ete Y Reekins Rivington St Samuel Levine Louis Reiner John G. Schmecken Becker Ella Mae Maiers T. Merritt

Satisfied mechanics lien notices list with property addresses

A historical notice summary lists multiple mechanics lien actions with property addresses on South Street and surrounding blocks. Names include Abraham F. Hanowitz agent Edward Lane, Max Goldenberg agent E J Schevick, Ike Silverstein, Frank Meyer, Samuel Prensky, Becky Prudovsky, Antonio Lise Reisler Freudenheim, and others with dates ranging 1905 to 1906 and amounts from 60 cents to 134 dollars.

South St Montgomery St Abraham F. Hanowitz Edward V. Z. Lane Max Goldenberg E. J. Schevick Becky Prudovsky Joseph H. Laughran Antonio Lise A Reisler & Freudenheim

Manhattan Building Plans The City Realty Ledger

Numerous proposed building plans listed for Manhattan sites. Projects include one story brick storage, six story brick tenements with stores, and multiple lots along Avenue B Pleasant Avenue East 80th Street 14th Street and 125th Street. Architects include G F Pelham Bernstein Bernstein Lewinson and others with estimated costs ranging from 15 600 to 80 000 dollars.

Avenue B S. E List St Consolidated Gas Co Pleasant Ave J. Freeman S. L. Wallenstein Swhiers G. F. Pelham

Bronx Building Plans On 41st Street And Adjacent Lots

Plans show two two story frame houses on 41st Street at Matilda Avenue owned by Mrs C T Tuckerhofer with J Melville Lawrence as architect. A one story frame stable on Fark Avenue rear lot owned by George J Selzer with J J Vreeland as architect. Additional two story and three story frame dwellings and tenements listed with owners Mrs Tada L Senior James J Nealis Babette Kuhnile and others plus architects Morgan M O Brien W H Gorman Fritz Kuhnle and others. Total values listed as 9000 12800 1200 5000.

41St St Matilda Ave C. Tuckhofer J. Melville Lawrence Fark Ave E. S 1824 St George J. Selzer J. J. Vreeland N. S Kepplers Ave Tada L Senior W. H. Gorman Weeks N. E James J. Nealis Morgan M. O'Brien S. S White Plains Babette Kuhnile Fritz Kuhnle

Foreclosure Notices and Property Boundaries Listed on Stated Streets

Legal notices show multiple foreclosure of mortgage actions and partition proceedings. Parties include Ludwig Obermeyer vs Adolph Behn, Henry M. Sanders vs Abraham Weinstein, Simon Uhlsfelder vs Jacob Rubin, and the American Savings Bank vs Theresa Fried. Attorneys named include Skinner Bermart, G F Chamberlain, M Silverstein, and J V Irwin. Properties described cover blocks on 8th Street South and Cypress Avenue with varied dimensions.

8Th St S. S Amsterdam Ludwig T. J. Obermeyer Adolph Behn Skinner & Bermart Henry M. Sanders Abraham D. Weinstein G. F. Chamberlain Cypress Ave 140Th St Simon Uhlsfelder Jacob H. Rubin M. Silverstein Stth St Lth The American Savings Bank Agt Theresa Teresa Fried J. V. Irwin

Real Estate Transfers Add 119th Street and West Street Lots

Florence Tages and others transfer property near 119th Street to Harry Rodman. Josephine D Robinson sells West Street blocks 15 and 20 to Twenty-first Street Building and Construction Company with a $95,000 mortgage and $15,000 carried.

119Th St Sthave Florence Tages Harry Rodman Foolierso Dwe Ogo Josephine D Robinson Twenty-first Street Building and Construction Company

Iron Trade Trends Shift Across Regions

The Iron Age notes stiff pig iron markets in the Central West with large purchases by Republic for 10,000 tons of Bessemer pig at August delivery. East mills take 15,000 tons basic pig and 5,000 tons plate at $17.50. Foundry iron holds at $14 in Birmingham, with outside makers higher. Shipments hold due to moulder troubles. lake vessel shapes and plates totaling 15,000 tons contracted. Rails orders, bids for 66,000 tons, and pipe work for Eastern Oil and Cumberland gas line. Prices rise for sheets. scrap quotes fall as demand shifts with Japan, Germany, and England.

Central West Republic Company Bessemer Valley Furnace Chicago Birmingham Erie Railroad Rock Island Raleigh & Pamlico Sound Atlanta & North Carolina Transcontinental Railway of Canada Eastern Oil Company Cumberland Pittsburg East Japan England

Property descriptions and loan notes for trustees

173d street location details 5 s and 332 ft east of Gleason avenue 50 by 100 feet Harry Kraft and Charles O Maas as trustees loan Stephen MecBride. 6734 Jefferson street West of Morris Park avenue 900 feet north 235 by 100 feet William Gatz leases Thomas Scott. Amount 3,000.

Gleason Ave Harry Kraft Charles O. Maas Stephen MecBride Jefferson St Ww. S Morris Park Ave William ©. Gatz Leats Thomas Scott

Insolvency Petitions Highlight Multiple Businesses and Creditors

A batch of voluntary and involuntary filings lists debts totaling thousands across trades from electricians to hat makers. Notable names include Isaac Sunshine of East 18th Street and Henry Hummel & Co. with principal creditors such as Pittsburg Plate Glass and Sussfeld Lorsch. Receivers are appointed for several firms, including Ezra F. Prentice for a hat business and Theron R. Strong for Hogan & Larkin, with bonds set at specific amounts.

Isaac Sunshine East 18Th Street Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Samuel W. Levine Manhattan Avenue George A. Kohler August Risort Henry Hummel & Co West 18Th Street Sussfeld, Lorsch & Co Maiden Lane National Butchers and Drovers’ Bank H. Hummel Hyman L. Miklowitz West 1Léth Street Phoenix Paint and Varnish Company Theron R. Strong Hogan & Larkin Morton C. Fitch Charlies F. Lucas John J. Creamer O'Rourke & Creamer West 44Th Street J. G. Fitzpatrick Bedford Park The Bronx Third Avenue Jacob Ruppert Wth Street

Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Haviland of Limoges

Announcement of a son born to Mr William D Haviland and his wife in Limoges France. The child is named after grandfather Theodore Haviland a Limoges porcelain manufacturer and Legion of Honor officer.

William D. Haviland Limoges France Theodore Haviland Legion of Honus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Commission Talor Adirondacks William S. Vanderbilt Allen Sultan of Paterson Anarchy Paterson N. J Spain Howard Gall Gaetano Bresci King Humbert Italy Hoboken Bresci la Sociale M. Essteve Il Messagero di Raffaele Veneruse Esste Secret Service W. K. Vanderbilt, JR City News John Delahunty Richard A. Canfield John Palmieri Josephine Terranova Justice Scott Henry C. Wade Empire Bond and Securities Company Wall Street Sixth Avenue NO 1 Ars Transactions IN Realty Long Island Real Estate Hempstead Longslan August Belmont H. V. R. Kennedy O. H. P. Belmont Jas. L. Kernochan Henry Vogel H. P. Whitney Pennsylvania R. R Herald Square R. R East 34Th St Miller-Kendig Real Estate Co. (Inc Gen Gramerc H. ' Hapgood Insurance and Trust Scorcus Asherty Street Libe Street Title Trust & Dept Manhattan Mortagee Street City Morris Ave Fordham Road Murray's Lexington Ave Cyrille Carreau Sixth Ave Financial District Ruland & Whiting CO Beekman ST J. J. Bagley West President St Remsen St Rooklyn Alabama Siegel, Cooper Co Nassau Bank Acker, Merrall & Condit White, Potter, Paige & Co Gene O'Rourke John D. Creamer Daniel Noble O'Rourke Interborough Railway Lis Pendens Havilands South “Bay Granger & James Park Row Jamaica Strayer Investme CO Trayer Investme HJ. Hapgood Broadwase Brooklyn Property Bay Ridge E. Coffin Midwood St Bedford and Flatbuam Aves Moffat St Payne Iss Wallabourt St S. E. Coffin Newark Henry A Ficken Flatbush Ave Syrille Carreau Country Property Chappaqua Station Plesiitville St. Kisco Horace Greeley Anpiv Turner & Company New York City Ee Emrpee Sparkill E. Storms Pee Tee Adison J. D Condict Testchester Park 125Th Jacobs Jarren Point Hudson ‘River Erie Road R. Greenwood Madison Him Ave D. Phoenix Graham Ecco Connecticut Mount Vernon L. L Sound Cooley & West, Inc Mt. Vernon Spring Lake Christopher Ne Lake Berkshire Hills Lakeville Sharon E. C. Moen William St Seashore Atlantic Ocean Frank W. Coy Westerly R. Eb X ‘Adison Health Food CO Sth Ave Casco Bay Portland Maine Joseph B. Reed Exchange St Cystal Brook Porte Articulate Burritt Crystal Brook L. L Semene Ferry Hudson River Jay Street Atskells Big Indian Mountain Caritog Ave President Berwind E. J. Berwind Berwind-White Coal Company Mr. Berwind Pennsylvania Railroad Berwind LE Baron Frederick N. le Baron Marie le Baron Supreme Court Emma Baiawia Miiers Jones-Le Baron Prism Company le Baron Foundry Company
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