Great Johnstown Flood Continues to Wreak Havoc
Severe flooding across Johnstown and northern Cambria County causes homes to be washed away and mills to halt. Islands Park resort erased by floodwaters. residents evacuate by boat as waterworks shut down and roads flood. Unknown woman killed by falling stone near the old stone bridge site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camerivania
Johnstown
Stony Creek
Island Park
Ioco— Echoolhouse
Agagve Run
Ross Sc
Focgeley
Epsensare
Greensburg
Menor
Johmstown
Tornado devastates Mennonite settlement near Bilshoro Kas
June 7 reports describe a tornado striking the Goes gis Mennonite settlement fifteen miles southwest, destroying homes and injuring about eighty people. No fatalities yet. the town and hospital were affected. damage extends to several rural properties and railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilshoro Kas
Goesgis Mennonite
Gossiel
Telarce Mennonite Hospital
Coast boats in crash between City of Bangor and City of Rockland
Portland Maine June 7 Eastern Steamship Company vessels City of Bangor and City of Rockland collided twenty miles east of Portland. No injuries reported. Bangor reached port with damage to its stem while Rockland had mailings and staterooms damaged. Freight and some passengers transferred to Calvin Austin or Boston train after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eastern Steamship Company
City of
Bangor
Rockland
Calvin Austin
Boston
Liquor Men in Toils Amid Dispensary Scandals
Governor Heyward authorized the Attorney General to prosecute W. H. Evans L. W. Boykin and J. K. Yowell former dispensary board members for malfeasance in office. A Baltimore contractor testified Evans possessed large funds used to influence state liquor affairs at Newberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Heyward
Money General
W. H. Evans
L. W. Boykin
J K Yowell
Giepsary Board
Jes W. Parker
J. Lanahan
Baltimore
Evans
Newberry
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In New York Court
Yesterday petitions were filed with the clerk of the United States District Court at Cortlandt Street and Bridge Street for voluntary bankruptcy petitions. The Judd Demming Hat Company and related entities report assets around 150 dollars and debts largely tied to hosiery and clothing trades. Principal creditors include Flutes Lithographing Company and a list of small claims to individuals and firms. assets consist of wearing apparel and retail hat business assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mterday
United States
Dis- Bet Cour
Cortlandt Street
4 Street
Judd Demming Het Company
Reymond & Hawes
Danbury
Ner Wes
Busi
Abner C. Thomas
County of
New York
Harriet P. Warden
Republic of France
Wall Street
Clarence Warden
Strong & Cadwalader
N.Y
Court Hearing Delay In Perjury Case At Tombs
The Moers 2 keeper and an Auburn Prison matron accompanied Claiche to the Tombs to serve a sentence of three years and two months to five years for perjury related to Berthe's trial. Creme, representing Harry Morton, secured a judge's order from Judge Cowing. The proceedings were adjourned with Berthe slated to testify next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moers
Auburn Prison
Tombs
Claiche
Lees
Emil Gerdron
Creme
Harry Morton
Berthe
Cowing
Geenie Ee
Sia
Townsend
Morton
Mary Trade Honors Whitehead for Resignation
The Linen Trade Association of Newa presented George W. Whitehead with illuminated copies of resolutions resignations after a committee headed by E. R. Biddle and L. E. B. Craig delivered the notice. Burns waited on Whitehead west of the Port yesterday to relay the action. May 3 meeting alerted members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linen Trade Association of
New
E. R. Biddle
Presi- RS Reaeery
Unclear OCR Item on Southern Districts and Plant Trials
Fragmentary text mentions June L President Ripley and others returning from a trip through Southern beet and cantaloupe districts. References to hand Sill wool, Bulle and one or more branches suggest agricultural notes on independent plants now being evaluated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Atchison Ratwood
Beet
Canteloupe
Sunburst Found In Bag Of Rolls In Flatush
Mrs James Hi Thompson of 13 Woodruff Avenue Flatush recovered a sunburst diamond from a bag of rolls that had earlier contained a letter to her. Robert McEwan 30 of 16224 Street surrendered to police on theft and fraud charges after a sunburst and attached collar vanished during a laundry pickup. Bail was set at 59 dollars in Flatbush Police Court for examination next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hi. Thompson
Woodruff Avenue
Flatush
Kate Kelly
Senior class anger erupts at NYU dinner over Cortell case
New York University alumni recount a fourth annual senior dinner at the Marlborough where E. L. Cortell faced suspension for year-long conditions affecting his glee club role. The event drew strong faculty criticism and a wave of class hostility toward administrators, with hopes for alumni support and comments on engineering athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Marlborough
E. L. Cortell
Corthell
Isle of Skiddoo
A. E. Howe
Glee Club
C. Ketchum
Carpenters Lockout Expands to Cement Workers Union
The carpenters lockout has extended to the Master League of Cement Workers, affecting about seven hundred carpenters and risking idle cement workers and other trades. Employers associations tied to carpenters and metal furring groups met at the Building Trades Club but issued no statements. No work will be started on affected contracts until the Employers' Association board acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Master League of Cement Workers
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Interior Decorators and Cabinet Makers’ Association
Master Carpenters’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association of
New York
Building Trades Club
Broadway
Employers’ Association
Philadelphia Plans Ice Plant
Philadelphia council members consider building city ice plants to sell to the poor at nominal prices as ice costs rise. A resolution asks the health and charities director for estimates on multiple sites and the city solicitor for a legal opinion on municipal ice business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Director of Health and Charities
Crew Refuse to Sail on Fashoda in Norfolk
The British steamship Fashoda bound from Mobile to Newcastle via Amsterdam is detained in Norfolk as crew members refuse to sail due to perceived overloading and decktop heaviness. Twenty three crew, majority ashore, investigation by Commerce and Labor officials notes the ship is well loaded but not at limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Logen
Mobile
Newcastle
England
Amsterdam
Department of Commerce and Labor
Trolley Car Kills Two Children in Brooklyn Crossing
Beatrice Peterson aged five and her brother Ralph three and a half were struck by a westbound Court street car on 11th Street Brooklyn as they crossed tracks. Ralph was killed instantly while Beatrice suffered a scalp wound and injuries to her left hand. An ambulance surgeon from Seney Hospital treated her. no blame was found with the motorman as the children ran directly in front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Peterson
Ralph
L1th Street
Brooklyn
Court Street
Beatrice
Seney Hospital
Steel Foundries to retire large stock issue
American Steel Foundries directors approve retiring about 560000 dollars of preferred stock and 2160 dollars of common stock held in treasury. At recent date 17700000 dollars of each class were outstanding. Company in excellent financial and physical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel Foundries
Treasury
Steel Foundries Company
Foreclosure and Real Estate Actions Listed in City Notices
A dense list of lawsuits and mortgage foreclosures names parties including Rachel Perlman Max Keesler Margaret Mapes estate Regina Grose Mayer Lars Gordon Samuel Williams Devid Le and Joseph B Mautner among others. Attorneys Quackenbush Adams Browne Boareman Platt Joley and others represent multiple actions. The notice outlines specific properties on East 204 Street Avenue A and nearby blocks with deeds, surveys, and performance actions referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisth St
Rachel Perlman
Max Keesler
J. M. Lerner
Maps
Bronx
Cornelius EB. O'Grady
Margaret Mapes
Bronms
O'Connor
J. W Browne
West
William Renkin Agt
Kaerel
Quackenbum & Acanne
Regina Grosemayer Agt
Lars Gordon
I. M Tichenor
Tist St
Samuel Williaas
Ettorneve Boaréman
Platt & Joley
Clintad Ave
Oakland Place
Joseph B. Mautner
Morris Marcus
Herrin
Jovést
Siz
Als Mast
Moses Nussbaum
Major Midtown Real Estate Deals Include Biltmore Site Plans
The McVickar Gaillard Realty trades for Edward H Landon move two seven story homes on West 58th Street toward a Biltmore-Blenheim Company purchase. Plans filed to convert the Coleman House at Broadway and 2nd into a modern office, cost $75,000. Parkview Company eyed a $1,000,000 ten story fireproof apartment on Madison and 6th, with brick limestone facade. Other sales include Barclay Street five story, West 43rd Street parcels forming a music hall site, and White Plains Road plots near Westchester Avenue sold to a Dorothy Reutler buyer Heide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVickar, Gaillard Realt Com
Edward H. Landon
Biltmore Eee
S8th St
Sixth Ave
Biltmore-Blenheim Company
3Th St
Fifth
Sixth
Coleman House
The
Metropolitan
Broadway
2Th St
Henry M. Schieffelin
Henry Corn
Maynicke & Franke
Murphy
Madison
6Th St
Parkview Company
Charles F. Rodgers
Harde & Short
Cruikshank Company
Frederick R. Jones
Barclay St
McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company
Alonzo Hornby
Redlands
Cal
West 43d
Walter H. Close
Robert H. McGusty
Edward B. Kinsila
London
Property sales and partitions listed at multiple New York addresses
A long list of property transactions and partitions including estates, adjourned sales, and adoptions of buyers at locations such as 701 Broadway, 259 Greene St, Clason's Point, and Pugsley and Benedict avenues. Notable items include leasehold sale of Sailor's Snug Harbor, adjourned auctions, and multiple lot transfers with stated dimensions and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Madison Ave
324
Sty St
W F Manice
Broadway
4Th St
Manice
Strong & Cc
Attys
Ogden
Elton Ave
Washington Ave
Frolich
Stieglitz
Bowers & Lattys
Klein
LJ Phillips & Co
Clason’s Point
Seward Ave
H Steinmetz
Storrow St
Sn Corner Old Road
F C Schultz
W S
Old Road
Kate Reilly
Benedict Ave
Puggley Ave
Edward Garbolla
Pugsley Ave
Thomas E Doherty
Kasimir Losvnk
Corner Old Road
Christopher Nally
Pugsiey
oSom Road
L Lowenstein
Property debt notice for 1805 Barretto Street parcel
Joseph P Day and Woodstock Building Co investors list a four story brick tenement at the Intervale Avenue intersection as due with a foreclosure related claim. Attorney Eckley and Donnelly reference a total of 45 010 dollars in taxes and related charges on the property alongside 4183 dollars in principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P Day
Barretto St
Intervale
F Luhrsen
Woodstock Building Co
Eckley
T F Donnelly
Plans for St Thomas chapel site parochial school expansion
Plans filed to remodel the chapel of St Thomas the Apostle at Nos 133 and 155 St Nicholas into a three story plus basement parochial school. The basement will include separate playgrounds for boys and girls. Rectory Rev J J Keegan funds the project estimated at five thousand dollars by architect T H Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas the Apostle
St. Nicholas
J. J. Keegan
T. H. Poole
Property Transfers and Mortgage Notices on Manhattan Streets
Omitted Perry Street parcels 113 and 115 transfer to Hyman A Brady et al mortgage. List includes 26x100.11 on Lexington Avenue and 50x102.2 89th Street properties from Louis Reiner to Samuel Hyman. Adjacent parcels 27x100.8 89th Street and 45x100.8 at 89th Street to Isaac Dankowitz. Rail line land between Walnut and Willow avenues noted with Port Morris Land and Improvement Company to Stuyvesant Real Estate Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Aveue
Edward G Black
Ai- Reah Ee
Echomete Insiae
Avenue A
Louis Reiner
Samuel Hyman
Yman 89Th St
West
89Th St
Carl Rosenberger
Isaac Dankowitz
Perry St
Morris Schwartz
Hyman A Brady
Lérst St
New York, New Haven & Hertford
Walnut and
Willowaves
Port Morris Land and Improvement Company
Stuyvesant Real Estate Company
Schiebel and Tech Buy Flat-houses at Lenox Avenue Corner
A. Schiebel and Joseph Tech purchase three five story flat houses from Luke A. Burke at the southeast corner of 115th Street and Lenox Avenue. The lot fronts 100.11 feet on the avenue and 106 feet on the street. Hazlett & Co. acted as brokers. The buyers plan extensive alterations to the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Schiebel
Joseph Tech
Luke A. Burke
Mechanics' Liens Filed for Several Properties and Contractors
A list of mechanics liens filed on various New York properties names contractors and owners including Elbert Reshewer at 11th Ave and 781, Himberg Meisel at 260 00 219th St, and other properties on Maple Ave Grand St 270 and 224 St. East. The document records amounts from 75 to 1 200 and notes owners and contractors such as Hinck Meisel Lichtenstein Caracci Bros and W. J. Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
11Th Ave
Sam Greenberg
Joseph Reshower
Elbert Reshewer
We.s
William Crispens
Sarah Meisel
Joseph Perlitch
Himberg & Meisel
219Th St
Maple Ave
Raffaele Malanga
Samuel M
Barber
Claus H. Hinck
T&th
Isaac Lustgarten
Edward Z. Schevick
A. Mach
Prospect Ave
Cor
Fox St
Emmannuele Lignore
Hercules Realty Co
Gre GoMigheIer
Grand St
Leonardo Cario
Samuel Lichtenstein
Gallo & Co
Caracci Bros
Ella M. Pelletreau
Eleventh Street Company
W. J. Merritt
Long
August Belmont
H. V. R. Kennedy
O. H. P. Belmont
Jas. L. Kernochan
Henry Vogel
H. P. Whitney
Pennsylvania
R. R
Herald Square
N. Y
Hempstead
East 34Th St
Miller-Kendig Real Estate Co. (Inc
Stowe, Gen Git Flatiron
New York
Satisfied mechanics liens listed with various addresses and dates
A historical notice compiles several satisfied mechanics liens with multiple street addresses and dates from 1900 to 1908. Included are parties such as Frederick La Mura versus Ida Kaufman and Jordan & Fox versus Max Kossberg, with amounts noted beside each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S
Broadway
Frederick la Mura
Ida Kaufman Et al
Madison St
Jordan & Fox
Max Kossberg
Wlst
Vistor Soderstrom
Jacob Katz
Bedford St
Morton St
Chinsky
Ait Ceanck
Allen St
S. Gardner & Son
Alhambra
Prospect Ave
Barnet Major
Charles Tiahere
Kirby Sells Five Properties for Several Buyers
M. F. Kirby completed five real estate deals for different buyers. He sold a frame private house at Bathgate Avenue for Mrs. McDermitt, a plot on Washington Avenue near 175th Street for Ignatz Roth, a plot on Villa Avenue near the Southern Boulevard for Mr. Fitzpatrick, a house lot on Villa Avenue near the Southern Boulevard for Henry R. Essig, and four houses on Monroe Avenue near 175th Street for a Mr. Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Kirby
McDermitt
Bathgate Ave
Ignatz Roth
Washington Ave
175Th St
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Villa Ave
Henry R. Essig
Mr. Dickinson
Monroe Ave
Real estate transfers across Manhattan reach wide range of properties
Transactions show Post & Reese selling to Elias Spingarn at 118 East 58th Street and numerous trades involving five to six story tenements, flats, and stores across addresses on Madison Avenue East 1441, East 77th Street, First and Second avenues, Columbus Avenue, West 42nd Street, Gates Place, and Harlem area parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post & Reese
Elias Spingarn
East 58Th St
Charles L. Smelkin
Henry Lerner
Joe
Moses Weisinger
Sarah Amsterdam
Lewis St
Adolph Cypress
M. Harold Hochdorf
Madison Ave
Max Weisburger
Ethel Jacob
Parish, Fisher & Co
Meyer- Gatling Investment Company
Gates Place
Dickinson Tract
Alfred F. Sass
Jerome Ave
James Dorren
E. L. Clarkson
P. J. Murphy
van Cortlandt Park South
Frederick Welber
McLaughlin & Co
East 140Th St
Mathouse
Morris Wattenberg
A.lermon
Investors
Traders’ Realty Company
Abraham Gruber
West 70Th St
Ward & Ward
N. A. Berwin & Co
Hoffman Miller
George Rosenfeld
Lexington Ave
S. Steingut & Co
Frank M. Franklin
East 120Th St
Adolph Brookman
John Mugi
Second Ave
E. V. Pescia & Co
Joseph Cavagnaro
Stone & Aronson
First Ave
Pehlemann & Schwegler
Thomas J. Meehan
Columbus Ave
Irving
Charig
J. M. Cohen
Sigmund Solomon
East 121St St
Abram G. Abramson
Amy Levy
Louis Stockell & Co
Mr. Silverman
Joseph Gertner
East 112Th St
Richtmyer & Irving
Weigert & Tansky
West 58Th St
Alfred E. Hanson
Hudson Realty Company
Broadway
158Th
159Th Sts
Sonnabend & Gromer
Thomas Allison
Herman Brandstein
101St St
Berman Realty Company
Horwitz & Lefkowitz
L. Rheinstrom
122D St
Amsterdam Ave
D. Jaffe
B. Cantor Lurie & Weinstein
West 129Th $T
Lowe & Jarrish
Northwestern Realty Company
5Th Ave
2Nd 136Th St
140Th St
A. B. Mosher & Co
Rachel Hirsh
Mark Levy
113Th St
I. Kashare
D. Pfeiffer
J. Harris
Schreiber & Kassan
Maurice Herrmann
Avenue A
Tith St
William J. Douglass
David Fine
J. Sader
Bernstein & Goodman
Lth St
Julius Tishman
Isidor Leipzig
Clinton and
Division Streets
Ernet-Cahn Realty Company
A. Friedberg
Frida Wattenberg
Fulton Ave
16Th St
Jacob Marx
New Law
E. Marx
Solomon W. Robinson
Cohen
Morris Leiman
Building Loan Contracts and Property Details
Building loan contracts list multiple transactions. Aaron Goodman loans Louis Zimmerman at 38th Street area with 25x98.9 lot. Avenue A properties Nos 1427 and 1420 tied to Isidore Jackson and Abraham Stern loaning Philip Levinson. 146th Street area, 125 ft east of Broadway, 75x99.11, Samuel A. Israel loans Dora Pollock and David Nathanson. Caen Cea Tea at 1224 Street No. 314 to 220 East, George Ricard loans Abram Perelman. Amounts include 14 000 25 000 and 40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
38Th St
2D Ave
Aaron Goodman
Louis Zimmerman
Avenue A
Isidore Jackson
Abraham Stern
Philip Levinson
George Ricard
Abram Perelman
Manhattan Building Plans on 136th to 152nd Streets
A list of proposed brick tenement and boiler house projects across Manhattan streets from 136th to 152nd, detailing lot sizes, building stories, owners, and architects. Notable entries include six story brick tenements for Arnold Realty Company and Hester Street projects for A Goodman, with totals ranging from 39x59x18 to multi‑story flats and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
136Th St
Madison Ave
J. S. Cram
J. Close
J. S Cram
127Th
H. Levin
C. M. Straub
Hester St
N. W
Chrystie St
A. Goodman
C M. Straub
St.ave
W. W
152D St
M. Tunick
Sommerfeld & Steckler
Parkview Company
Hardle & Short
Bronx Building Plans for two two story dwellings and shed
Reutler Brothers own two story frame houses 21 by 52 planned at 12th Street near Avenue CG with architect Thomas Flood. A one story frame shed 25 by 80 planned on Breck Ave near 1634 Street by George N Reinhardt with architect Michael J Garvin. Estimated cost 9000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th St
Ma. S
Reutler Brothers
Thomas Flood
Breck Ave
1634 St
George N. Reinhardt
Michael J. Garvin
Satisfied Judgments List From Early 1900s Court Records
Debtor and creditor names appear with filing dates such as May 13 1905 for Downey and Wallace City of New York and June 23 1905 for Adolon Feist. Several entries note related firms and locations including Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company and New York Building Loan Banking Company with dates and dollar amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Wallace
City of
New York
WOOD
Deutsch, Lippman
Annie Fischer
Roche- US
Wnisss
Foster
Edwin R
Frank Coe
Sirs
Ccuchcaestas
Feist
Adolon—M. Kapiloff
Same
Palkinberg
John M
C. K. Barnum
Hirsen
Berner
D Fuchs
Ren Cee
Goeros Kramer
Harry D
E. E. Kramer
Levy
Jacob—E. Kranz
Nord Deutsch Negerlamspohe Lioya
E. M. Pike
Poventbcar
New York Contracting Company
Pennsylvania
C. Johanson
New York Building Loan Banking Company
G P. Bacon
Judgments Filed Yesterday From Various Debtors
The docket lists judgments filed yesterday with debtors including Allen Lewis H and David C Taylor. City of New York cases against Charles Allman and James Bishop. New York Telephone Company reps Nachan Epstein Cohen and others. and numerous others such as Leonard Y and Rap, Michael Cappiello, and Jacob Glaser. Several estates and corporations appear, with cases involving Siemens Singer and Henry A Schreiber entities, plus signs of unpaid city obligations and corporate partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Lewis H
David C. Taylor
Allman
Charles
City of New_York
Heoeers Cn
Pennacle
Meer
Nachan
New York Telephone Com
Bidwell
Hudson
Esss Bauscher
August
Conrad
Iroquois Hotel and Apartment Company
Bender
Max—Neal
Gis
Boyd
Helen J
Slack & Bost Manufacturing Company
Byrne
Francis J
Frank T. Fittagerald
Ie Bearer
John
Wew York
Brennan
Katherine
Same
Burke
Sylvia
Maynard N Clement
Bishop
James E
Ciry
New York
Bladey
Samusi
Becher
Nathan
Brown
James F
Brownlee
Arthur A
Julius " Leszynsky Croft
Leonard Y
New York Telephone Company
Cote
Andre A
Copeland
George
Cohen
Joseph
Joy
Fred
City of
Close
Ernst
Wite Cappiello
Michael
Martha & Schankl Company
Jeux
Victor C
Jose Sit
Dreher
Margaret Robb
Dimania
Angelo
Epstein Samuel
Engel. Adolph, Jr
Henry A. Schreiber
Epstein, Samuel
Fay
Bert R. Bloch
Glaser
Jacob
City of New Rats
Cearse
Gimbernat
York ‘Transportarian Company Oats
Green
Farnie Passemibende
Cuawes
Goodman
Harry
Henry Sanders
Houwing
Wessel H.inot
Southern Pacific Company
Jan K
Oo Man
Thomas E
Denanis Putnam
Ja Lo Usgen
TMRY
Cece-Seceseeer
Sacgeeseces
New
Yor
Minecke
Edward C
Marchling
Frask Snot
N McCurdy
Rowland W
Carbondale McCue
Agnes
Anthony ‘Bourke
McConville
Patrick
Colonia
Pany Aggeee
O'Meara
St. Joseph
Chestnut
Philadelphia
Patella
Ciro
Picone
Juseppe
Pepitone
Andrea
Petrelio
Pietro
Pedote
Antonio
Riley
Thomas F
Louis Ettlinger
Richmond
Samuel H
Harold M. Shaley
Ramsey
Phillip Fisburg
Schmoh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jonnstown
Topeka
Kan
Feta
Kansas
Mway
Merion
Marion
McPherson
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Freeburg
Caledonia
Minn
Joseph Ruge
Stoddard
Ibacco
South Carolina
Berthe Claiche
Mary Trade
Whitehead
Steven Diamonds
Carpenters
Ployers’ Association
Lis Pendens
Long Island Real Estate
58Th ST
Biltmore and Blenheim
Madison Avenue
Tomes
Johnson
Minford Place
W. J. Lynch
Dorothy Reutler
White Plains Road
Westchester Ave
Uptown Chapel
Lenox Ave
Transactions IN Realty
Manhattan
Mount Vernon
L. I Sound
Cooley & West. Inc
Mt. Vernon
G. R. Dickey
Cortlandt
Conton
N. J
Lackawanna R. R
Inquire Elliott
Jaffray & CO
White Plains
Casco Bay
Maine
Joseph B. Reed
Exchange St
Big Indian Mountain
Carlton Ave
Brooklyn Property
Midwood St
Bedford and
Flatbush Aves
Moffat St
Payne
Wallttout St
Bay Ridge
Jamaica
Henry A. Ficken
Flatbush Ave
Neetereeenne
York
Chemical Aacete Pe
Comskevae
Peewee Oe
Cometrves
Long Island
Hempstead Manor
C. L. Schwenckeland & Inv. CO
South Bay Water Front
Granger & James
Park Row
Strayer Investment CO
City
Morris Ave
Fordham Road
Murray's
Cyrille Carreau
Financial District
Ruland & Whiting ,O
Beekman
J J. Bagley
President St
Remsen
St. Brooklyn
LOS Caben
H J. Hapgood
L. IL
Country Property
Wakefield
Wakefield Station
Harlem
42Nd Street
Satenton
City Hall
Sigantic Electric
West Mount Vernon
Bronx Park Station
3Rd Ave
Webster and Wakefield Nnes
Wakefield Park Realty Co
Moth St
New Haven
Dlgwest
Hobbie
Chappaqua
Station
Ee Loomfield
New House
Park
Erie Station
Price
Edward G. Ward
Beach &J
Bloomfield
Nassau St
New York City
Sparkill Station
E. ST
AMS
Sparkill
Fotel
Atlantic City
Fadison
J. D. Condict
Westchester Park
Jacobs
St. See
Lake Champlain
Phoenix
Graham & CO
Connecticut
Smiley
Sauilerstete
Mostiert
Chan
R Sale
Lae Bres Aa Rahway
Alabama
Roperties
Cornelia K. Averill
Specetree
Averill & Brinckerhoff
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Frank T. Fitegereid
Maryose Jenkins
C New York
Transac
Mt Hope Avenue
Rochester
William Barry
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