Buyers Arrived Fairchild Service Showroom Items
A crowds of buyers arrived at Fairchild Service, featuring a broad display of garments and goods from multiple firms. The listing includes numerous names and addresses across Baltimore, Buffalo, Chicago, and more, showcasing clothing, textiles, and dry goods for sale. A dividend notice appears for May 28, 1920, with payment details and record date June 15, 1920.
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V. Vivaudou, Inc. Times
New York
The
Ongarny
al Railwa
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Seorstery
South America signs large American apple deal
Merchants in Brazil and Argentina contracted to buy 100 million crates of 100 apples each from the United States, shipping from New York this fall and winter. E Waterman reports strong demand for Oregon and Washington produce, with possible expansion to half a million more crates if cold storage is available. He cites annual shipments of about 400 to 900 crates to South America and predicts shipments will double last year. The article also mentions Artena as a notorious crime hub in Italy.
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Brazil
Entine
New York
America
Argentina
South America
Oregon
Washington
E. Waterman
Lamport
Holt Lin Vestris
Mr. Waterman
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Unemployment Benefits Urged by Clothing Workers Plan
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of the World discuss a plan to provide unemployment benefits similar to strike pay to prevent widespread plant closures in the men’s clothing industry. The list of firms, including Alfred Fant, Hudson Co, D. Kabat, and many others across cities like Dayton and Indianapolis, is noted as potential beneficiaries. The proposal aims to cushion workers amid contracting shops and wage pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of the World
Das Hy
Abrahams
Dayton
Ohto
Naok
Ohlo—P
Herman Company
R. J. Connelly
Aeton Wie-Feurn
Ee iike-Kumler Cog B
Boyrent Mmerchendlea
Cea Dayton
Berton Storok
Pennaylonie
Petrortlina AC
Alfred Fant
Parnorey L. Hudson Company
Miss Tansey
Collet
D. Preston
Crowley
Milner & Co
J. Z. Books
TL. Hudson Co
Fifth Avenue
Olahth Maston
Tha Orr Company
D. M. Lamitir
Germente
J. R. Campbell
Tur- Pure
Wallick
C. W. Gay
Corsets
Walsis
Undarwenur
Indianapolis
H. P. Wasson & Co
M. E. Badler
Coats, Walts
Penneys- Tacreonvile
Pia — Marks Shop
Max Marks
Women’ Fancies
Union Squar Motown
M. Nathanih
Lincoln
Neb—Atiller & Paine Co
Henry ‘Kohn
Little Rock
Ark—Gune Blass Co
Pyke
Broad& Lilienthal
Wecitbost
R. Billesky & Go. Rmillesky
Mifre
Ohirte
Nieht
Roben
Annew
Les Aneles
A. Mamburger & Sons Taylor
Fifth’ Avenue
Nobles Proulta
Kampf
Gingham
A. Tandeust
Dram Woods
Broadway
Acinatrong
A. Armstrong
Tandy
Rte Gee
Havay
Nclions
Soba
Niadoway
Atta Heer
Pinder
Antonim Oawego
Torrawrlick
Mia
Dogan
Rita
J C Davies Buys Madison Avenue Hotel
J Clarence Davids bought from Hotel Securities Co represented by Benjamin L Allen vice president of Columbia Trust Company the Hotel New Weston at Madison Avenue and Forty ninth Street a twelve story building. The Meritt Construction Company built it about fifteen years ago. Saka Co proposed department store on Fifth Avenue between Forty ninth and Fiftieth Streets. New hotels planned in area including Hotel Ambler on Park Avenue, the Ritz Carlton and Hotel Cha. Seminary properties changing hands. Sale in William Street includes four story and five story buildings on East Fifty ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clarence Davids
Hotel Securities Co
Benjamin L. Allen
Columbia Trust Company
New Weston
Madison Avenue
Fortyninth Street
Forty-ninth
Merritt Construction Company
Saka & Co
Fifth Avenue
Fortyninth
Fiftieth
Hotel Ambler
Park Avenu 48Th Street
Ritz- Carlton
Caroline A. Brean
Brownatone
East Fortyfourth Street
H. H. Oddie Incorporated
Tenants Form Lakeview Cooperative at Cathedral Parkway
Tenants of Lakeview, a six story elevator building at 85 to 48 Cathedral Parkway, 110th Street, form the Lakeview Apartment Corporation to purchase the property for cooperative ownership. The Crown Operating Company owns the property valued at about 250000. Directors named Bernard Goldstein Salzberg and Waldbaum oversee a 100000 capital structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amep & Co
Omery
Henry
Manjory
Third Uel
Fv Avenue
West Side Housing Moves Include Several Dwellings Sold
Multiple Manhattan properties changed hands as buyers and firms exchanged residences on the West Side. Transactions span 151 East Fifty-third Street, 1 Went Street, 64 West Fifty-sixth Street, 16 West Seventy-fourth Street, and 84 Riverside Drive, with buyers including Mrs E tion E Wile, Frieda Weinberg, Louis Tim ng, and the Goodhomes Realty Company securing the dwellings from various sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease & Millman
Katherine Early
East Fifty-third Street
Lexington
Third Avenues
M. H. Gaillard & Co
E. Tion E. Wile
Smith Ely Jelliffe
Fifty-sixth Street
Helen M. Warner
Frieda Weinberg
West Seventy-fourth Street
Louis Timng
Riverside Drive
Goodhomes Realty Company
Katherine J. White
Tory
Five Story Liberty Street Building Leased for 21 Years
Charles F. Noyes Co. rents the Zabriskie estate property at 183-187 Liberty Street for twenty one years in a roughly $500,000 deal. The building fronts Liberty Street and Washington Street and will be redesigned with new fronts and extensive remodels by Sommerfold & Steckler to become an office structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Charles F. Noyes Co
Zabriskie
Washington Street
Sommerfold & Steckler
Noyes Co
Zabri
Twent
Offic
Williem A. White & Sone
Max Schenkman
Brookmire Service
Pine Street
Glober Book Company
Beekman
Henry D. McCord
Robert W. Butler
Thomas Street
Mackay Irons Company
Charles McLean
Sneckner
Officalso
Broadway
Gray Bros
Ames & Co
Joseph Kleiman
Twentysixth
New York
Kornfeld, Rosen & Pochador
Blusbird Knitting Mills, Inc
Leon S. Altmayer
Chinese Benevolent Society Buys Pell Street Tenement
The Lau Gar Society purchases free and clear from the Weeks family the five story Pell Street tenement for £1.6x60. Louis Marks of Goodwin & Goodwin and Collins & Rowe negotiate the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese Benevolent Society
Pell St
Lau Gar Society
Samuel Weeks
Pell Street
Louis Marks
Goodwin & Goodwin
Collins & Rowe
Palmer Estate at Rye Sold to Mrs. Tuttle
The J. G. Palmer estate at the corner of the Post Road and South Regent Street in Rye changed hands. Mrs. Helen A. Tuttle of Rye bought the property which sits on high ground with a twenty six room house, three baths, a one and a half story, a garage and a cottage. She plans extensive alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Palmer
Rye
Mra
H. A. Tuttle
Brooklyn Auction To-night Sells Colt House at Auction
Arthur C Sheridan sells at auction last Saturday on the promi Brookfield Fairfield County Berkshire residence of William L Colt of Colt Stratton Co for 9200. Purchasers Louis Resnick and Joseph Chasen of Danbury Conn. Also to-night sale of fifteen dwellings and fifty six lots in Flatbush Shampha head Bay East New York. Jere Johnson Co to auction Brooklyn properties at Montague Street room for assorted estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt House
Arthur C. Sheridan
Promi Brookfield
Fairfield County
Berkshire
William L. Colt
Colte Stratton Company
Louis Resnick
Joseph Chasen
Danbury, Conn
Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange
Montague Street
Flatbush
Bhanpahead Bay
East New York
Jere Johnson Vs. Co
Brooklyn
Montague Btrost
Sha Cliff
Long Island
A. Ryle
Binav
New York
Long Beach Five
Fursiahed
Vungslow
Farrell
Bay Front
Jaremjan Robbins
Surrogate Allows Sale of Eno Estate Realty Downtown
Executors of the Amos F. Eno estate won court permission to sell parcels in New York to benefit residuary legatees including Columbia University and relatives. Offers cited: 16 South William Street area for 160000, appraised 80000. 36 Front Street 27 Counties Slip 21 South for 170000, appraised 31100. City assessments shown. all residuary legatees consented, court approval pending finalizing 1914 will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos F. Eno
Columbia University
William P. Eno
Henry Lane Eno
Gifford Pinchot
William Mitchell
Washington, Yonkers
Lucius H. Beers
Weethampton Beach
L. I
Eno
Gramlees l
South William Street
Front Street
South Street
Auction Sale of Bronx Lots and Houses Draws 600 Attendees
Bryan L. Kannally led an auction of 200 Bronx lots and four dwellings on East Tremont Avenue White Plains Road Guerlain Street Leland Avenue and adjacent streets. Prices ranged from 700 to 3 500 for lots with individuals like Matho Cepoblanco Silverberg and Mrs. J Latchford among buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Bryan L. Kannally
Park Versville
East Tremont Avenue
White Plains Road
Guerlain Street
Leland Avenue
Cele
Vuay Street
Matho Cepoblanco
Silverberg
Thieriot Avenue
James’ Goode
W. H. Leonard
Andrew A. Walla
Frite Baum
Walter P. Keller
Frank Gardiner
Harry Goodman
Harry Chatwick
Charles A. Curtin
Joseph Kelly
Martin McCue
John Gennidy
W. E. Dante
Edward H. O'Neil
So. Silverberg
Pearlman
Mrs. J. Latchford
Maria del Balso
Mutho Capabianco
Aj. L. Lowenstein
Investment Buying in Bronx Housing Transfers
The Hudwell Corporation purchased from Herman Kudlich three two family houses at 248 250 and 254 East 204th Street and from Harry Whelen two one family houses at 1857 and 1859 Cedar Avenue. Patrick Holland sold for Carrie Krog a dwelling at 518 East 196th Street to John G. Johnson. Osborne Smith, Inc. sold for Reinhold Keane the dwelling at 1852 Anthony Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Hudwell Corporation
Herman Kudlich
East 204Th Street
Harry Whelen
Cedar Avenue
Patrick Holland Wold
Carrie Krog
East 196Th Street
John G. Johnson
Osborne Smith, Inc
Grand Westchester County manor with 10 rooms and gardens
Realty listing for a Westchester property near Tarrytown and Norwood Brook features multiple residences including a 16 room colonial style and a 10 room main dwelling. Describes well kept grounds, open fireplaces, porches, 2 baths, garage for three, and family quarters with full improvements.
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Tarrytown
Andrebrook
Java
Robert E. Farley
Iz East
Vantine Building Leased for 1 050 000 Dollars
Chirl Goods Dealers secure an eight story structure at 436 and 438 Fifth Avenue near Thirty-ninth Street. Ovington Brothers sublease from May 1 1921 to May 1 1935 at 125000 dollars yearly plus taxes totaling 1760000 dollars for the period. Lachman Gelda and Gleason Proskauer advised the lessees. ownership belongs to John Drier and others.
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Sth Ave
39Th Street
A. A. Vantine & Go
Ventine
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
Lord & Taylor Department
Ovington Brothers
Lachman & Gelda
Gleason, & Proskauer
John Dricer
Westchester real estate sales include Yonkers and Bronxville transfers
Burke Stone Inc sold the H E Cos residence in Durham Connecticut to J M Tanney of New York City and multiple Yonkers properties in North Pelham Bryn Mawr and Nepperhan Heights. The Lew j O'Brien related parcel in Bronxville and other transfers to Emil juni nd Joseph Merriam Otto F Dre and Miss Marion Farwell of Bridgeport were recorded along with a Van Courtlandt Park Avenue property for Eugenia Meyer to Sol M Litzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Burke Stone, Inc
H. E. Cos
Durham, Conn
J. M. Tanney
New York City
North Pelham
Lota
Bryn Mawr
Yonkers
Paola Zucconi
Leo J. O'Brien
Cheter Hill
Bronxville
Emil Junind
Joseph Merriam
Otto F. Dre
Robert Has Wold
Union and New Trust Company
Treate
Nepperhan
Marion C. Farwell
Bridgeport
Conn
Thomas
Burke
Eugenia G. Meyer
Sol. M. Litzer
van Courtlandt Park Avenue
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Henar
Omer BO
St—Sparhere Iery Co
STM Laurie Co
Lauraug
Berens Anderson
Ind
Ateantacs
Baul
Ameantac
Princem Mtg
Flay Hike Cocton
Ana Woofan Bisos 'Wood
Pennayivan Y ‘Kia
O. L Thomas Co
Aioe Geners
Merebandios
Cumberead
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Eof Kiria
Atringre Stewart & Cor
Tigers Infantn
Goldamite & Co
M. S Goldsmith
Walate
Saan
Sautimore
Misa B. Horgan
Hi Raunker
Penneviveria
Sautingre
Schwartz
Michwartz
Pennaylvants
Baltimore
Lauder Charlie Peder
Marsh Co
Almua
Cevarinany
Burns
Peace
Burdick
W. J. Brooke
Donavan
Gewear
B. G. Hawking
Bedioy
Mahoney
de McCarthy
Allie and Cotton
Ements
W. T. Myers
Sweeney
Wade
Usta
Fourth Avenue
Portake
Miss Man
Ring
Mr. O'Brien
Miss Golding
Mi Roillinery
Gen Firth Avenue
Marcus
Akirts
Chester
Miss Rice
Atonaon
Miss Hornatain
Boffald
T—Agam
Seldrom & Apdereon
Brydon
Uae
Wwalath
Mupfalo
Adam de
M. Dooley
Mr Diamond
Quwearin
Buffalo Wiliam Heneerer Co
Mi Dante
Gees
Wey
A. E. Peterman
Pennsylvania
Caxton
Aston Pennays
Charlestown
Most Company
Gieueg
Thirty-sixth Street
Toon
B. Levy
Articleg
Iseeware
Mr. Ewing
J. Stakowita
J. Christopher & Co
J. Tiskos
Eee
Gulte, Dressen
Ghent
Tury Buctet
Toom Tote Company
Taonard
Smicago
Rteinman
Fenn
Sincinnati
Uawen Hi
Artena
Artenas
Crims
Italy
Artens
J. C. Davies
Madison Avenue Hotel
49Th Street
Yhiuadruphia
Mex Kramer
Aberdeen
Phuladilfliat Vie
Toneg & Barbiert
Philadbupt
Toe Buie
Pannarivant Sre
Puitsduromn
Prank & Cader
Shires Reat
Kaufman & Bar
Drenson
Ourth ‘Avene
W. McKelvey
Nations
Leonard Birret
Pittsburgh
Rovenfeld
Furniehion
Fentiayt
Frank & Seder
Gharbers
Jara
Hiraoh
Sttent
Ath Hoor
Providence
Fayion Co
W. Payon
Jexroley Bre Richlond
Etraina Brow & Co
Boot
Kcntensionn
John T. ‘Otte
Atery
Fourth Ave
Roch Sara —Sibles
Lin C. Vretter
Fara
Rome
N. T
Goats
Dremen
Farmato
Kemp & Kemp, Gante
Ailter
Penn Ayivanta
Sdkantos Cameron
Achanton
L. Crane
L. Crane and
Mine’ CL
de Wide, Bate, Fre
Elanka
Sireniln
Scranton
Wyoming Garment Co
Hartin
Wach Stein
If & Rhonda, Inc
Biantats
Uphold
EL Oor
Vandervoort & Ber
Hall
Rittn Avenue
St, Louis
Atx
Beer @ Fuller
Tracy
Ready To Sness Newmeg
Debs Ledlea
Mies
Bauman
Regligess
Cathrobes
Mie
Baron
Glo
Schult
Jobs Haioat
Aight
Famoum & Barr Ca
Mr. Meranke
Tiws Hockfart
Tai Oi
Lockhart
Pocantyalah Bireet
Louis—Cerlton Dry Goods Co
Matchiftacrtiva
achoen-Brandt Germant
Aaron Schoan
Browaway
Haute
Petardor Co
Prterdor
Bereot
LE Doniobe
Titta Ave
Foo
Ey Milner, Co
Camper
Theston
Cohen
Vicherung
Lari
Alfred Pant
Linaalen
Grant Eit Bakke
Hurley Lough
Tan
Agnex
Hiker
Wilmington
Dole
Philadelputa
Strawbridge
Dothier
AD Donnelly Jadiew
Lakeview
Cathedral Parkway
Katherine
Rockefeller Block
William A. White & Sons
James McCosh Magic
West Fifty-fourth Street
F. Shermen Chipman
Jean L. Collins
West Fiftyfourth Street
Bert DeNovellis
East Fifty-first Street
Pease & Elliman
Park Avenue
Loring Washburn
East Seventieth Street
P. A. Degener
Fifty. Eighth Street
George King
Fifty-ninth Street
John M. Wheeler
Seventy-second Street
Anthea V. Bergman
West 21St Street
Florence A. Church
Harris, Vought & Co
E. W. Newill
C. W. Han
Sixty-second Street
W. F. Goulding
E. L. Schwab
Fifty-eighth Street
William O. P. Morgan
M. D. Orr
William St
Westchester County Real
Ebtate
North White Plains
Jos. Lambden & Son, Inc
Westchester County
Homes & Estates
Prince & Ripley
New York State
NEAL
Pleasantville
N. Y
Sina Wroom
Barden
Coktane
Piot Little Farm
Enema
W. Y. McIntosh
New Jersey
Englewood
Vantine
Manhattan
Promi
Tira Frank T
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Horace S, Ely &Co
Hers Business Property
George L. O’hare
Apartments & Bupinesa Property
Worth Avenue
Tol, Fors, Venebrene
Queens Real Estate
Hollis Yong
Real Eneata
Kousa
Wooley, Watkine & Jordan, Inc
6Th Ave
Plena
Freeport
Yor Sale
N.Y
Samme
Rooma End
Cypress Hills
Highland Park
Jon
Roliow
Robpat & Mower
Fulton St. Tal
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Lawannon Rare! Opportunity
Sing
Ma- Ghlnts Ltd
Euttlaee Font da Miaucen Om Hiss 'Sislaoos
Liberal Tarin
Douglas Manor
Dengigaten
Eng Bath
Columbia
Cathedral
McKansle
Schuyler Arma
Dalton
Murray “Hil
Grant'a Tomb
Pears
Real Estate AT
Jamaica
Borough of Queens
Heart OF Manhattan
Timothy L. Woodruff
Jamaica Estates
Haind
For & Trust CO
Liberty Street Phone Cortlandt
Mest
Pennsylvania Station
7Th Ave
59Th Strip Boulevard
Hillside Avenueensboro Bridge
Queensmatea Estates
Penn
Ave
Flatbush Ave
Liberty St
Westchester County Real Estate
Long Island Sound
Mamaroneck
N. H
GEO. R. Read & CO
Nassau St
John
Clinton Ave
Corser de Kalb Ave
Humphreys & Orr
Connecticut
Norfolk
New Haven
Conia
Posseleiqh
von Dine
Sauare
Ithira“Pictor
Gement
Fico
Elevstar Martie
Electric Ligue
Belvata Lavatory
FICE
ATSO
Greenwich
Com
Rou
Maine
Eave
Frank L Fismar CO
Tial Bryant
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