Drive the Hebrews Out Italian Garment Shops
State Factory Inspectors report Italian immigrants flood licenses to make clothing, pushing Hebrews from lower East Side shops. Elizabeth Mott and Mulberry streets now housing the bulk of licenses. overcrowding and illegal license sales alleged. Many Italian families live in single rooms while others migrate from Mediterranean ports to seek work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-first St
Commissioner of Labor
Elizabeth
Mott and Mulberry Srs
State Bureau
Mott
Mulberry
Mediterranean
Anna C. Bannon
Bureau of Licenses
Daniel O'Leary
Elizabeth St
Broome
Lower East Side
Itajans
Mott St
Albani
Synod Urges Funds for Disabled Ministers and Widows
At Asbury Park New Jersey on June 1 delegates to the General Synod of the Reformed Church in America pressed for donations to the Ministers and Widows Fund. Speakers included Drs George S Bishop Denis Wortman and David James Burrell. The fund's permanent total exceeded 77000 with relief already given to eighteen ministers and thirty widows last year. The synod set a 10000 target for the year and eyed raising the permanent fund to 200000 while proposing new dues limits and an updated insurance plan. The assembly also debated marital status rules and urged broader church salaries. The session closed after endorsing Sabbath reform efforts and praising the New York Tribune for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
George S. Bishop
Denis Wortman
Fast Orange
David James Burrell
New York
Wortman
Burrell
Reformed Church
James I. Vance
Newark
General Synod
Vance
Wells
Prooklin
Committee On Benevolent Associations
American Sabbath Union
McLaughlin seeks city sale of Brooklin lands
Huck McLaughlin, veteran leader of Kings County democracy, aims to sell three plots in Brooklin to the city. Supreme Court commissioners are appointed to appraise the property. The plots lie in Flatbush between East Side lands and a portion opposite Willink entrance of Pretec Past 1, with frontage noted in the fragmentary description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huck McLaughlin
Kings County Democracy
Brooklin
Supreme Court
Property acquisitions for Dyker Beach Park expansion
The article lists several parcels: on Flatbush avenue a 288 foot lot owned by McLaughlin since 1868, valued around 250000. fifteen acres between Eighty-sixth street and Dyker Beach Park used as golf links, valued at 20000. land fronting Hennessy Place and Stryker's Court for park access. a mission led by ex-Sheriff W J Puttling seeking to acquire part of Fourth Ward Park. a tenement and three vacant lots in the area, total property valued about 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatbush Ave
A. S. Robbins
Washington Ave
McLaughlin
Eighty-sixth-st
Dyker Beach Park
Dyker Beac Park
Hennessy Place
Stryker’s Court
W. J. Fputtling
Fourth Ward
Forest Fires In Keene Valley Leave Scenery Intact
George Notman of Phelps Dodge & Co. returned from Keene Valley Adirondacks where he said forest fires did not reach any summer cottages or his camp and rain helped to quell blazes. He noted many acres burned on ridges but valley scenery remained largely untouched. He described locals’ self sacrificing battle against fire and doubted railroads caused the blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Notman
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Keene Valley
Adirondacks
Mr. Notman
Notman
Forest Fires Leave Adirondacks Largely Unchanged Says Editor
Lake Placid June 16 Special reports spread of Adirondack forest fires misrepresented. Fires touched only State and unsettled lands. major hotels and forests near resorts largely untouched. Adirondack Lodge burned but death linked to stairs elsewhere. Local editor George L. Brown defends scene as unchanged, appealing for accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid
Adirondack
Adirondack Lodge
George L. Brown
the Post and Gazette
Elizabethtown
N. Y
New York
Pleasant Valley
Adirondacks
Myers Balloon Rain Project Delayed by Storm
Professor Carl Myers near completion of plans to precipitate rain with explosives at Dr. W Seward Webb's private park when a severe storm swept the Adirondacks. If weather persists, experiments at Nehasane Park and nearby areas will be postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Carl Myers
W. Seward Webb
Adirondacks
Nehasane Park
Heavy rains sweep state forests and towns
A series of violent storms drenched Saratoga and Glens Falls with thunder and lightning. In Saratoga the rain aimed to quench lingering Adirondack fires while refreshing vegetation. In Glens Falls a church belfry was damaged and a wedding party delayed by a lightning strike near St Alphonsus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Adirondacks
Glens Falls
St. Alphonsus’s
Crowe
Heavy Storm Shuts Down Philadelphia Power and Transit
A fierce June storm darkened Philadelphia for hours with nearly two inches of rain flooding sewers and halting trolley service. Telegraph lines sagged and the New York Shipbuilding Company plant in Carden flooded its electric system. Pennsylvania Railroad tracks were submerged, disrupting daily operations. An unrelated note from New York reports the International Missionary Union’s twentieth annual meeting ending with new officers led by President J. T. Gracey and officers Gulick Thayer Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York Shipbuilding Company
Carden
Pennsylvania Railroad
N. Y
The
International Missionary Union
J. T. Gracey
T.L. Gulick
C. ©. Thayer
C. Thayer
C. W. P. Merritt
Clifton Springs
Two Officers Die in Lake Neahthawanta Storm
June 1. Winfield Taft deputy sheriff of Fulton and John Weed were found dead near Lake Neahthawanta. struck by lightning during an afternoon storm. They had been fishing and sought refuge under a tree when the storm broke. Oswego, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Taft
Fulton
John Weed
Lake Neahthawanta
Lightnin
Daringht
Oswego
N. Y
Summer Desert Guide In Tribune Suggests Informed Planning
Fragmentary notice hints at a Sunday Tribune feature guiding readers on summer travel and desert conditions. Lacks clear names, dates, or locations due to garbled text but implies an informative guide section for the season.
Cast removals planned for two children after Lorenz hip surgeries
Sherman H. Leroy reports two patients Adelaide Devereux and Josephine Pratt will be brought from home to the Hospital for the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled to have casts removed in about a week. He notes mixed results from Lorenz method, with several operations performed and ongoing questions about bone position but potential for cure in many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz
the Society For the Relief of
East Forty-second St
Sherman H. Leroy
Tribune
Adelaide Devereux
Lho
East Seventy-sixth St
Josephine Pratt
West Thirty-seventh St
Whitman
Virgil P. Gibney
Roosevelt Hospital
Cornell Medical College
Tuberculosis Congress elects new officers in St Louis session
The American Congress of Tuberculosis held its annual meeting at the New York Press Club. A revised constitution formed a new council and elected officers led by President E J Barrett of Toronto and vice presidents P H Bryce of Toronto and L Bradford Prince of Santa Fe. Honorary presidents were named from high offices in the US Canada and the medical field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Congress of Tuberculosis
New York Press Club
St. Louis
John Hay
Charles G. Garrison
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Abram H. Daly
Brooklyn
Russell M. Alger
Earl of
Minto
Canada
Pr. P. H. Bryce
Toronto
L. Bradford Prince
Santa Fe
N. M
K. Cole
Helena
Mont
Sophus B. Nelson
Pullman
Wash
A. N. Lynn
Iowa City
Samuel Bell Thomas
Clark Bell
Pblic
Graduation Exercises at Miss Jenny Hunters Training School
The Harlem Casino hosted the graduation exercises for Miss Jenny Hunter s Training School. The program included a march by Miss Alice Hoyt an essay by Miss Lottie Richards a chalk talk on The Narcissus by Miss Elizabeth Johnson and Miss Mary A Barr an essay The Social Life of the Child by Miss Helen Miller an essay The Power of the Hand by Miss Bertha M Sleight an original story The Daisy by Miss Katherine Gross and addresses by Rev J N Steele and Thomas Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Hunter
West One-hundred-and Twenty-Seventh-St
Harlem Casino
Alice Hoyt
Lottie Richards
Elizabeth Johnson
Mary A. Barr
Helen (. Miller
Bertha M. Sleight
Daisy
Katherine Gross
J. N. Steele
Thomas Hunter
Judgments Filed Yesterday Include Street Railway and Brewing Firms
The filed judgments list numerous debtors led by American Bonding and Trust Company of Baltimore and C M Wells, with credits against Swan & Finck Company and David Meyer Brewing Company. Other entities include Metropolitan Street Railway Company, Manhattan Railway Company, and United Ins League of New York, with costs awarded where noted. Names such as Lizzie J. Corvin, Lawrence F. Carroll, and Joseph W Cody Contracting Co appear amid varied creditors and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bonding and Trust Company of
Baltimore
C M Wells
Bredley, Seldenz
William A
Boyle
James Apf
Merrillsin
Cohen
Wolf
R_ Hawkins
I Corvin
Lizzie J
R M Leary
State of
New York
Dwyer
John
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Cael Sohcere
Decker
Charles
Dorn
Frederick
M V_Douglas
Epstein
Solomon M
H Feder
Henry Tor
Henry F Schwartz
Goldsmith
Goldberg
Davis
Stern
Harris
James
C H_ Randall
Sake
Heughton
Adam B
Schatz
Bolger
Haigh
Henry M
John c
Weber Heitkamp
Louis
Pister Ireland
Adelia D
U 5
Morteaze and Trust Co
Jansen, Crane
Chris
Randall & ‘Godley
Joseph W Cody Contracting
Fox
Teiss Kaiser
Joseph J—M H Goodkind
Mr Kevil
Thomas J
David Mayer Brewing
Riess
Morbert
L Krueger
Mackay
George
Sturtevant McNally
Henry
John Prane
Compan Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Monroe
Manhattan Railway Company Elevated Railway Company
Nthe Sas Especear
Sod
Metropolitan Street Hailway Company
Newton
Ulin
Ernest A
Leo Erdwarm
Minerva
Olin
R Sutherland
Ho Verkins
George W
BE “Shillard
Murray Company
M M Sperrine
Kapp
Bernard
R Fabien
Enqinet Ees
Ree
Katherine
H M Young
Sherman, Jardiner
Bank
Bob Stenson
William J
City of
Wendella L—H E Klamt Uz Schumacher
John—K J Moulton
City of Ork
White
Curtis
Wacker
George G—M L Tilden Wh Wilson
George E
J H Scully - Mal Williamson
Matthew K—J J Scennedy
Ail Workingmen’s Cooperative Association of United Ins League of New-York
Clayton
Mining stocks closing quo at San Francisco update
In San Francisco on June 10 the official closing quotes for mining stocks showed notable activity with 45 issues tracked. Investors watched price movements amid market shifts while brokers reported varied gains and losses across key miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alimony Granted to Mrs George Kemp in Separation Suit
Mrs George Kemp, seeking separation for ill treatment, received temporary alimony of $2.00 a year in Supreme Court Justice O Gorman's order. The payment comes from her husband's $6.00 annual income from a trust fund under his father's will, while her suit awaits a court ruling. George Kemp is brother to Arthur Kemp, involved in Rhode Island divorce proceedings linked to the Vanderbilt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kemp
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Kemp
Arthur Kemp
Rhode Island
Vanderbilt
Brooklyn Germans Push Fusion Ticket in Local Vote
President Takaji of Brooklyn based German American League says support for a fusion ticket among German Americans is growing as honest government shows street and park improvements and public works funding, boosting real estate values. He notes they oppose the Tammany system while favoring honest leaders in office. The piece ends with an unrelated street scene and a plug for next Sundays Tribune Summer Resort Guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takaji
Real estate brisk with numerous Manhattan sales reported
The market was brisk with many property deals. Major transactions include a five story building at Sixty-ninth Street and First Avenue sold to Daniel Lowenthal for 39400. Other notable sales include Nos. 1 066 Lexington Avenue 122 East One Hundred Twentieth Street 331 East Forty Seventh Street and 158 West Fifty Third Street. Names include William Wolff's Sons Douglas Robinson S. H. Greenbaum Curtis A. Gunn and Charles Hammel Company. Prices range from 19250 to 39400 with various brownstones tenement houses and flat houses changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolff
Sixty-ninth-st
First-ave
Daniel Lowenthal
Lexington-ave
Douglas Robinson
Charles 8
William Henry Folsom
William J. Hamilton
Effie Kaim
East Seventieth St
Edmund 8. Simpson
Voorhees & Floyd
Curtis A. Gunn
Chicago
Manhattan Storage and Warehouse Company
West Fifty-third-st
S. Leiminger & Co
William L. Clark
Stern & Saalberg
Forty-fifth-st
Randolph Jacobs & Co
Francis K. Pendleton
Louis Lese
Ninety-ninth-st
Madison Ave
Ninety-eighth-st
Meta Lempe
Daniel B. Freedman
Jexington Ave
Frederick W. Wichmann
East Fighty-seventh
Leases Apartment to Augustus Gurnee at Balkenhaven
Whitehouse and Porter lease the late Charles L. Fair’s Balkenhaven unit to Stephen Moriarty for Augustus G. Gurnee at the northeast corner of Fifty-eighth Street and Fifth Avenue. The annual rent is about $9,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehouse & Porter
Stephen Moriarty
Augustus G. Gurnee
Charles L. Fair
Balkenhaven
Fifty-eighth-st
Fifth-ave
Bergdorf & Goodman Plan Remodel at West Thirty-Second Street
The Bergdorf & Goodman Company will remodel No. 32 West Thirty-second Street for their own business after recently purchasing the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergdorf & Goodman Company
West Thirty-second St
Property transfers and rentals in New Jersey and New York
Mrs. John Reilly buys No 327 West Eighty-seventh street and Mrs. Richard V Harnett buys No 4 West Eighty-seventh street. John N Golding rents Mrs G D Weiss s country property of twenty three acres near New Brunswick to David C Leach. He also rents building No 1679 Broadway to Pennsylvania Rubber Co for Adeline F Wright to Thomas Slicer. N 136 East Thirty eighth street rents for a year to John W Sterling trustee private sale No 123 West Fifty first street to Raymond White. Abram Hyatt and Co brokered sale of 442 acre Croton on Hudson tract to M B R B Wilson reported Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reilly
West Eighty-seventh-st
Richard V. Harnett
John N. Golding
G. D. Weiss
David C. Leach
New Brunswick
N. J
Broadway
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Adeline F. Wright
Thomas Slicer
East Thirty-eighth-st
John W. Sterling
West Fifty-first-st
Aymond
White Abram Hyatt & Co
Croton-on-Hudson
M. Brb. Wilson
Bronx Building Plans On Anthony Ave North Of 180th Street
Plans list several Bronx properties with owners and architects including Anabella Cleland and Joseph Speers. Projects cover two story brick dwellings, a frame dwelling, a brick store, and a Park Avenue dwelling with varied dimensions and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andree Vacarezza
Bronx Architectural Company
Park-ave
Joseph Speers
Land and mortgage list with multiple parcels and transfers
A fragmented ledger of property deeds and mortgages listing numerous parcels in East Chester Oliveston and surrounding streets. Entries include land boundaries sizes buyer and seller names such as Hannah Bright James Hyde and Antoinette Finck, mortgage amounts from 10 800 to 55 500 and 195 000, and quit claims between Elizabeth Donohue Magdalena Frey L M Jones and others syncing dates and lot figures across Madison and Lexington avenues, 4th Street, 58th Street and 181st Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieton Road
Town Landing
James Hyde
H Duncombe
East Chester
Oliveston Read
S S
Donald Ferguson
Hannah Bright
Margaret George
Houston St
Eltridge
Antoinette Finck
Philip Pertgen
Ara Goldsmith
Rachel Hamburger
16Th St
Inter River Realty and Constructionompany
Stahl
William Brown
Worth Ave
Elizabeth
Sarah BR Ritting
Lexington-ave
94Th-St
M4th-st
s_s
Bleecker St
L M Jones
T W Jones
Mortgage Notices From City Real Estate Listings
A long list of mortgages and related notes from city properties includes multiple transfers of property on West Encl Ave, Ridge Ave, and Madison Ave. Lenders include Lawyers' Title Insurance, Title Guarantee and Trust, United States Life Insurance, Greenwich Savings Bank, and City Mortgage Company with terms ranging from one to five years and interest rates mostly at 4 to 6 percent. Names of buyers and properties feature prominently, with quantities and installment details noted for several lots and estates in Fordham Heights, Central Park West area, and surrounding blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
Abraham Silbermirtz
Rket St
Mortgas
OOO
Silbern Franklin
Mary W
Title Insurance Company
St. Ss
West
Scheper
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
34Th-St
Mary DP
Ridge-ave
Centre Line
Mart
Gustavus Sacchi
Cammann Estate
Fordham Heights
Ano Hoffmann
Michael A
City Real Estate Company
Sth
Mort Gaze
Hoffmann, Michael A
Queens County Savings Bank
Brook Ave
Hopkins
Peterman
Frank H
Edward A Scherb
Sutton Place
S8th-st
Prior Morgage
Martha S
Greenwich Savings Bank
25Th-St
Sears
Charles F
New-York Savings Bank
N S
Central Park West
Levin
Hyman
Walter A Forman
Ab St
Silverstein
Sarah
United States Life Insurance Company
Canal St
Morton_st
Morton-st
Dee Geizier
David
Tit and Trust Company
Madison-ave
W Corner
Imth-St
Maxlalena Frey
Shubert
Lee
7Th Ave
52D-St
Henry Corn
Theresa
Title I Company
7Th-Ave
Cesenatees
Simon Adler
Inter-River Realty and Construction Company
City Mortgage Company
Same
Realty
Ai Vanes
Fmann
Leopold
Amer
Tsaze
Weeth-st
East
Cohen
American Mortgage Company
Greenwich-ave
Carter 12Th-St
Cate Nance
Etira
Einstein
Isaac
16th_st
Cavanagh Apert
State Realty and Mortgage Company
Aotth
Minsky
Louie
Avenue C
Auction sales yesterday reach foreclosure and partition notices
The notice lists multiple Manhattan area foreclosure and partition sales drafted by law firms such as Phillips & Co and Kennelly. It details properties on University Place Crotona Avenue and 175th Street with defendants including Emilie Reiss and Sophia Schwarz, showing judgments, costs, taxes, prior mortgages and bid references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bl. J. Phillips & Co
Woodycrest
175Th-St
George Ehret
Emilie Reiss
Holls, Wagner & Burghard
John Hunter, Jr
University Place
10Th St
Bryan L. Kennelly
S S
Bernard Weist
Sophia Schwarz
Mandelbaum Bros
Dr. Wel
H Schiff
Crotona Ave
Oakland Place
Thomas O'Connor
Moses Bachman
J Bradyatty
Hanes
S. R2
Thomas
Tenner
I J Brady
J L Hance
Real estate auctions list for multiple Faneuil sale items
By Richard V Harnett Co and others, a string of public auctions and partitions noted across several Brooklyn addresses. Listings include three story brownstones, stores, and factories with details on lot size, building type, and parties involved, with amounts due and taxes cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard V Harnett
Quackenbush & W
Attys
Rogers
145Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Marx
McBrice
H Engel
St Nicholas-ave
110Th-St
Amsterdam-ave
J M Bowers
14Th-St
Manhattan Life Ine Co
R Batley
Holmes
T B Osborn
Mortgage transfers and property listings in Yonkers area
Mortgage and property transfers include Wiret National Bank of Yonkers to Edward De Noyelles for 25,900. properties on West End Avenue and West Street described with dimensions. Henry P Winex to Sadie M Pogen for 10,000. Michael A Hoffman gains mortgages or titles from several parcels, including 2286 and 2268 lines. Frederick H Wiegin transfers to John J Thorney covering 1-4 catt, with a 50,000 value noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. St
West End-ave
Wiret National Bank of
Ereskave
S. Otr
Eens County Savings Tank
Michael A Hoffman
Agit Rae Sthave
Father A Rader
Broadway
Merrer—st
Frederick H Wiegin
John J Thorney
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Qak, Oliver and
Roosevelt
Chrystie
Hester
Sullivan, Thompson, Macdougal, Varick
Carmine Sts
Elizabeth-street
Unies
Klatz
SYNOD
M'Laughlin
Keene Valleys
Professor Myers
Hay
Alta
Justice Alpha Con Ad
Kenghey
Andes
Belcher
Ifaxican
Best & Belcher
Occidental
Ophir ’ Caledonia
Earnah
Potosi
Chellar Savage
Cal & V
Sierra Nevad
Imperial
Crown Point
St Louis
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross A
Utah
Juha
Transactions IN Realty
Tribune Building
Bank of Metropolis
Drake
New York Orange
Business Schools
Jersey City
Bayonne
New York School
MTH
Aplewood Swmmer
Conve Cordville
J. Shortlidge
Yale
Prin
National Magazine
F. W. Harkins
Nat'l University
Threep St
Jitle Guarantee and Trust Company
Remsen Street
Manuf’rs
Montague St
B’klyn
the Lawyers’ Title Insurance Company of
Liberty St
Manhattan
Court St
Bronx
Bist-st
Iet-ave
Corner
New York University
University College and School of Applied Science
University Building
Washington Square
New York City
Syms School
Robert H. Syms
William C. Simmons
West Sith Street
HE Merrill-Vanlaer School
Pedbles and Thompson
East Sith Street
RS. Finchs
Pifth
Sath St
Leslie Morgan
S@th Street
Central Park
Bryant
Berlitz
Madison Square
Drew Seminary
Carmel
D. H. Hans
S J. LiFe
Americasan and Foreign Teachers Agency
M. J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
City
Ruland & Whiting CO
River View
Beard Building
Liberty
Bend Philip
Harlem
Nassau
J I
Tlantic Highlands
Jane Beach
F. A. Morehotsm
New-York
Ocean Grove
Ocean
Beth
Ali
J. EF. Johnson
New- York
Eldertave
Surf
Holland Station
Hockaway Beach
John ‘T
Westminster Park
Alexandria Bay
Hiram T. Inglehart
Watertown
Alt
L. L
Eugene A. Jackson
F. E. Kinsman
Plainfield
Country Property
Froom Centre
Birdsall Smith
Penna. R R
Aiso
BR. C
Rene Samme
Putnam Co
Putnam R
Travis
Cortlandt Street
Odiornes
Rye
N. Bo
Sagamore River
Wentworth
New Castle
Pesteffice
Portsmouth
J. Wesley Foys
N. H
Middletown
Conn
Tibball
South
Oxford Brooklys
Meyerowtz
Comstck & Meek
Margovits
Horenburger & Straub
E Jacobs
Kruse
Stanton and
Attorney Sts
O T Weinstein
G F Pelham
Most
Moorehead
Realty and (Instruction Company
J F Kirman
THO Banker
West St
Telek
Western Tric Company
Baxter & Son
Archivaoa
Eerhouse
M & Davia
Qutwater
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