Jersey City Loses Round in Traction Fight With Public Service
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled the Jersey City suit against North Jersey Traction Company should not be pressed as the charter is not void. The decision also says a franchise tax on street use does not justify a property tax on tracks and rolling stock. Mayor Fagan and Corporation Attorney Record plan immediate appeals to continue pressuring traction firms to pay taxes and retain franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Fagan
Jersey City
George L. Record
Public Service Corporation
Supreme Court
Sait
North Jersey Traction Company
The
Tribune
Asbury Park
Record
Take Up Manhattan Bridge Bids in City Hearing
A special committee including Controller Metz Borough President Ahearn and Borough President Coler and President McGowan heard argument on awarding or rejecting bids for the new Manhattan bridge. The lowest Ryan Parker bids are challenged over sureties the committee seeks light on from Corporation Counsel Delany. The matter may be reported to the Board of Estimate after next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Ahearn
Manhattan
Coler
Brooklyn
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Manhattan Bridge
Ryan-Parker Company
Stevenson
Thomas F. Conway
John Pierce Company
Ryan Parker
Edward M. Grout
Ryan- Parker Company
John C. Rodgers
Samuel H. McMullen
Montgomery Hare
Delany
Board of Estimate
Conway
Ryan-Parker
Packer Institute Graduation Honors Brooklyn Delegation
Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn awarded diplomas to fifty graduates last night, including seventeen bound for colleges. Dr. J Backus presided as graduates wore white and formed a square in the auditorium on Joralemon Street. Speeches included "Dickens as a Reformer" and "The Cost of Bargains" with Helen Dudley delivering the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ung
Truman J. Backus
Packer Collegiate Institute
Brooklyn
Institute
Joralemon Street
Backus
Dickens
Apee A. Madeleine Dickie
Florence E. Montgomery
Hortense G. Tiedeman
Ruth Gillette Hardy
Helen Dudley
Emploe Quit the Philippines During 1920s Report
June 11 Manila The annual report by Executive Secretary A W Fergusson to Governor General Ide notes limited improvement in the year and difficulty keeping Americans in service. He cites that few Americans intend to stay in the Philippines long term and suggests making Philippine appointments permanent with a transfer to federal service after a reasonable period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manis
Suez
A. W. Fergusson
Ide
Fergusson
Executive Bureau
Philippines
Richmond man seeks governor for million dollar scheme
J B Crooks of Dorkins Fairfield County writes to Governor Swanson claiming to be the luckiest man in the world and says he has been left to illuminate the world though he has no money, proposing a million dollar scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Richmond
J. B. Crooks
Dorkins
Fairfield County
Swanson
Garland to found child’s hospital
Providence reports James A. Garland of New York funds an outdoor hospital for crippled children on Prudence Island near Narragansett Bay. The Chase farm owner will finance construction and running costs for a facility planned to serve about twenty five patients at the Rhode Island Hospital connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Providence
James A. Garland
New York
Rhode Island Hospital
Prudence Island
Narragansett Hay
Garland
Chase Farm
Lightning ignites natural gas fire in Burnt House
A lightning strike Friday night caused a natural gas well in Burnt House, Ritchie County, West Virginia, to catch fire. Eight million feet of gas burn daily as flames reach five hundred feet high and light the surrounding countryside until the well is capped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Burnt House
Ritchie County
Shorter Hours Granted by National Cash Register
Dayton Ohio June 1 four thousand employees cheered when the National Cash Register Company announced approval of a fifty four hour week. Workers will get half holidays on Saturdays in summer. General Manager Hugh Chal agreed to cover part of the costs for workers and their families for a brief outing at Panama City in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
National Cash Register Company
Hugh Chal
Yes
Pan City
Guffey quits fight as party factions clash in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on June 11 Colonel James M. Guffey Democratic national committeeman resigns from backing a governor candidate. He sought to nominate a Democrat for governor but faced near universal party revolt. The convention set for June 27. Emery of the fans party was favored, while Guffey urged peace with local leaders. He declares he is out of the fight as the convention looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pittsburg
James M. Guffey
Guffey
Pare
Lewis J. Emery
Fans
Falling
German praises New York hospitals by Berlin gynecologist
Professor Alfred Duehrssen, renowned gynecologist from the Imperial University of Berlin, visits New York at medical society invitation. He praises local hospitals, notes high patient outcomes in cancer operations, and contrasts American and German healthcare systems during a tour across Mount Sinai, Post-Graduate, New York Polyclinic, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Duchissen
Imperial University of Berlin
Hotel Astor
United States
Duehrssen
Lorenz
Vienna
Berlin
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Hot Springs
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Buffalo
Mount Sinai
New York
Duehtssen
Detention House Squad Reassigned After Escape Incident
Commissioner Bingham shifted six Detention Squad patrolmen to Mulberry Street Station and moved sergeant and three patrolmen to various precincts. The changes align the Detention House under Mulberry Street control while four officers run tours there. Reportedly tied to the escape of two women witnesses in the shite slave case against Spriggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Casey
House of Detention
Mulberry Street
Patrick J. Dinan
51St Precinct
Grand Avenue
Brooklyn
Thomas K. Hastings
Sith
Flushing Avenue
Team Owners Convene For Fifth Annual Convention
More than 150 delegates attend the fifth annual Team Owners' Association of America meeting at Hotel Cadillac. National President Henry C opens proceedings with welcome from Isaac Goldberg and New York aldermanic leader McGowan. Discussions cover commercial autos and street paving as New York advances toward durable, comfortable roadways. Knight of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Team Owners’ Association of America
Cadillac
Broadway
43D Street
Henry C
Isaac Goldberg
New York
Team Owners’ Association
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
George W. Tillson
Brooklyn
Tillson
Knight
Boston
Atlantic Telephone Protest Over City Franchise Extension
Atlantic Telephone Company through President John M Shaw protests the thirty day extension given to New York Telephone to study the city proposition. Mayor McClellan says he does not understand Littleton's claim of unfair treatment by the board. Resolutions to seek an offer from New York Telephone and to defer Atlantic’s application were committee of the whole actions and will reach the Board of Estimate for Friday’s discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Shaw
Atlantic Telephone Company
Board of Estimate
New York Telephone Company
McClellan
Martin W. Littleton
Atlantic Company
Pierce faces possible attachment over oil hearing
In St Louis on June 1 H Clayton Pierce chairman Waters-Pierce Oil was named as chief witness but was in New York. Attorney General Hadley threatened an attachment for Pierce after Waters-Pierce urged a continuance due to illness. Hearing adjourned to Friday with order Pierce must appear for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
New York
John D. Johnson
Waters-Pierce Company
H. S. Priest
Alness
Hadley
Pierce
Stewart
Trial of Policeman Morton Enters Second Stage After Day One
After the first day of the trial of Harry Morton charged with perjury in the Berthe Clarche case, the jury was fully selected. Col. Robert Townsend and William G. Kerr defend Morton, with Assistant District Attorney Train leading the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morton
Berthe Clarche
Robert Townsend
Wiliam G. Kerr
Morton
Train
Fifth Rose Show Opens At Botanical Garden Today
The fifth annual Rose Show of the New York Horticultural Society begins at 1 PM this afternoon at the Botanical Garden in Bronx Park. The public may attend free of charge, and all flowers in season will be exhibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Horticultural Society
Botanical Garden
Bronx Park
Rev A Arthur Anderson Adjudged Insane After Explosion Alarm
The Rev. A Arthur Anderson of Bloomsburg New Jersey who began a car journey to render first aid to the city after a predicted explosion was found insane. He was remanded to Bellevue Hospital psychopathic ward and will soon be taken to an asylum at Morris Plains New Jersey where his mother resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Arthur Anderson
Bloomsburg
N. J
Bellevue Hospital
Morris Plains
Colonel Greene telegram on wage denial and labor calm
Colonel W C Greene sent a telegram to Greene Consolidated Caper Company in New York denying wage increases and stating workers would return to previous conditions. Martial law was withdrawn and saloons remained open. He claims the labor situation is clarified and will bring eventual benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Greene
New York
Greene Consolidated Caper Company
Broadway Real Estate Deals Reach Nine Million
The Title Insurance Company of New York seeks to buy Nos. 135 and 137 Broadway from the Trust Company of America with contracts expected today. The 14 story fireproof building fronts Broadway 40.3 feet and Cedar street 153 feet with a 33.4 foot rear line, and sits opposite the Boreel Building. Multiple parcels and sales are noted nearby including properties on John and East 79th streets with varied broker involvement and yearly rents around 25,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Title Insurance Company of
New York
Trust Company of America
Broadway
Title Insurance Company
Cedar St
Boreel
William A. White & Sons
South Manhattan Realty Company
John St
William and Johnsts
McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company
William G. Park
E. M. Scott
East 7Éth St
Daniel Birdsall & Co
Romeyn
Chester
Lenox Ave
Eight story brick factory listed with multiple details
An OCR fragment lists several properties including an eight story brick factory at St. st No 509 to 515 West with owner Gustav Schock and architect G Knocke, a six story brick flat house at 112th St with owners Kleinfeld & Engelshere, and other six story brick flats near 147th St. through Sth Avens with various owners and architects.
Guthman Firm Buys West 107th Street Apartment Houses
A. Guthman & Co. purchased from Clarence M. Busch two six story elevator apartment houses at 233 to 239 West 107th Street and a 100 by 100.11 foot plot. The deal includes as part payment a Broadway block front on the east side between 160th and 161st Streets measuring 199.19 by 100 feet. Knapp & Co served as brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Guthman & Co
Clarence M. Busch
107Th St
Broadway
160Th
161St St
Knapp & Co
Realty sale of Biltmore on West 129th Street
William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Company sold the Biltmore six story elevator apartment house at 261 and 263 West 129th Street to a client of Morris J. Hirsch. The property measures 0x99.11 feet and was transferred in a private real estate transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rosenzweig
Complex New York Street Rooming Notes and Structures
Property listings show Andrews at 524 ft west of 183rd Street, a three story frame dwelling 20.6 by 52 feet owned by Thomas F Bar rett with Edward I Middleton as architect, valued at 6500 dollars. Additional entries include 18th Street dwelling 20 by 30 feet owned by A F Burger with CA Millner as architect, Independence Avenue corner 230th Street frame stable and dwelling by Mrs C M Radley, 5000 dollars. Belmont Avenue near 188th Street 50 by 87.6 frame dwelling. Commonwealth Mortgage Company loan entries and Pasquale CT refereer at 138th Street and Brook area. Northwestern Realty Company and Albert Deutsch loan details at 815.2 by 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C M Radley
Swasey & Keeler
Belmont Ave
Universal Compound Company
American Society of Mechanical Company
3d_ave
Louis Bahlul
John R. Doscher
Lawrence Keane
205Th St
Mosholu Parkway
Michael Lagari
Emilia Padalota
Csssseees
Wells Bros. Company
U Inion Construction and Mattaprotion Company
New York Edison
96Th St
Torkel Larsen Agt
William Dewey
Pomlircadee Ds Ca Tir
Poe
Ens
Tore Andes Doe M4th
St. Nicholas Ave
Pasquale Mascio Agt
John Doe
Johns Hearn Senceruerion Company
Mechanics' Liens on City Properties in Various Cases
Multiple cases list mechanics liens with owners, contractors, and assignees across addresses on 39th Street 112th Street 205th Street and Manhattan avenues. Actions include specific performance partition foreclose and trustee cases, naming Berliner Greenberg Delancey Street and New York Edison Company among others.
Property Transfers In Scarsdale And Bedford Station
Hudson Realty buys 63 acres at Scarsdale with Palmer Road Heathcote Road and Fennimore avenue frontages as part of Mercer property purchase. Mr Hydeman reports rent at 225000 dollars. James S Metcalfe acquires the old Clock farm at Bedford Station, about eighty acres with a large dwelling, for about 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydeman
Hudson Realty Company
Mercer
Palmer Road
Heathcote Road
Fennimore Ave
Scarsdale
Westchester County
James S. Metcalfe
Thomas Holden
Bedford Station
Bronx sale of Adee tract nets $120,000 for 137 lots
George W. Bard conducted a Bronx Salesrooms sale of 137 Adee tract lots yesterday. Prices ranged from $700 to $1,400, with a total realized sum of $120,000 in exactly three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bard
Bronx
Adee
Real estate figures dominate New York six story flats and tenements
A dense list shows numerous sales across Manhattan and surrounding streets. William J. Roome sells multiple Second Avenue properties to his son. Ignatz Weisberg buys East 4th Street flats. Solomon Leff and Lapzig Miller acquire East 4th Street addresses. various brokers including E. V. Pescia Co and Lowenstein Papas Co report transfers of five and six story flats with stores on wide ranges from West 153rd Street to Amsterdam Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Roome
Second Ave
41St St
Lawrence W. Wilson
Charles Griffith Moses and
East 4Th St
Solomon Leff
Philip A. Payton, Jr
Bernard Oppenheimer
Matilda Sofer
West 135Th St
Slawson & Hobbs
Anna C. Schnosenberg
Stoep
West List St
E. V. Pescia & Co
Lowenstein, Papas & Co
William Lyman
Broadway
184Th
Math St
James L. Wells
Riverside Drive
Fort Washington Park
Wells
H. Weisstock
D. Sylvan Crakow
George F. Picken
Dr. H. D. Burnham
128Th
M. L. & C. Ernst
Samuel Grodkinsky
119Th St
J. Goldstein
Samuel Wenk
Avenue A
Frankenthaler & Sapinsky
Charles Kaufman
East 6Th St
Jacob Marks
Atiwtic Realty Company
Times Realty and Construction Company
136Th St
Minnie Berger
East 130Th St
Lehman & Harlem Company
Robert Levers
Louis Weiss
Lenox Ave
New Amsterdam Realty Company
Leonard Weill
Morris Semon
Amsterdam Ave
West Sith St
Scheff
Columbus Ave
Frieda Hart
Martin Engel
Lexington Ave
98Th St
Stoloff & Kronover
Schwab Realty Company
Madison St
Jennings St
Judgments Filed Yesterday Debtors List Dense
The judgments filed yesterday June 11 include many debtors such as Albers Henry F and L Seide, George A Brown & E Realty Co, Dorothy J Chatterton, Leda P Curtis, Nathan Cohen, William M Dakin and partners, David Frey, Harris Frommee, Chapin Fleet, Edelson and Pack Phillips Caramel Co, and numerous others with varied amounts. Names span individuals and firms across New York including city entities and corporations. totals reflect diverse creditors and costs in the day’s docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterton
Dorothy
J. D. McClelland
Curtis
Leda P
Alcolm Company
Cohen, Nathan
John Dahlmeyer Sons
Dakin
William M
George F. Hall
S. Baruch
Costs
Pany
Garfinkel
Schulman
Horn
Jennie
R. M. Sarner
George, Tosebte
Dom Hoffman
Philip—Julian Company
Hochfield, Morris
L. Brown
Hoffer
George—Same
Jebb
William T
H. C. Slavens
Jacoby
Adolph
Louis
Hussey Leaf Tobacco Company
Judge
John E
G. P
Kraus
Edward
J. R Stein
Kelly
Thomas W
Kuhn
Louis de B
New York
Louds
Robert M
R. J. Masbach
Lynch
Bernard
Anna L. Lynch
Joseph Boylan
J. B. Haff
Ringer
John H
G. J. Gould
Shman
Julius—I. Willis
Coets
Taylor
James
Department of Health
Ira
J. Robinson
Tilman
Joseph
O. H. Krueger
Vanderhoof
Kathleen
N. B. Blum
Nicholas R. O’connor
Wood
Clarissa II
M. EF. Hardy
Childs Unique Dairy Company
A.metropolitan Knitting Miltecentral Tru Savings Company
Kruse Sewing Machine York
Ceccsesess
Acenes Louie R. Harrison
Rudnick
Isaac H. Blanchard Company
Peri
Old Forge Silk Asa Company
R_ Murray Porter
William C
G. H. Everall
Maurice F
City of
Eva—D. Stern
Ss- Rheinstrom
Alfred L
H. C. de Mille
Rosengarden
Moses
M. Blum
Rempel
John
Silberberg
Abraham A
M. J. Doernberg
Sykes
Walter F
cCity of
Susskind
Abraham and Mary
Dannemann
Smith, William J
C. Calman
Sennett, James
H. J. Ahren
Spring, Abraham
L. Frown
Real Estate Transfers on 45th Street and Nichols Place
Real estate transfers include Isidor Jackson selling 17 by 100.5 lots on 45th Street to May Williamson with a $45,000 mortgage. Bankers Investing Co sells 48 by 80 on West to Oppenheim Collins & Co. Marrying to secure $40,000. James W Howard sells 174.1 ft of Nicholas Place center line to Charles M Rosenthal with $4,000 mortgage. Fourteenth Street Bank to Rosenthal for 224.1 ft center line of 105d Street with $2,341 mortgage. Lawyers Realty to Charley M Rosenthal for 1.1 ft of 1834 Street center line 2 by 100. Eugene Potter sells Nos 48 to 52 West 60 by 059 to Depenhain Collins mortgage $175,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
45Th St
No & West
Isidor Jackson
May EW Uiamson
Sith St
West
Bankers’ Investing Company
Oppenheim, Collins & Co
St Nicholas Place
Itd St
James W Howard
Charles M Rosenthal
Fourteenth Street Bank
St Nicholas Lace
1834
Lawyers’ Realty Company
Charley M Rosenthal
Odaaueues
Eugene @ Potter
Depenhain, Collins & Mortgage
Ceece E
Archibald Named Deputy Commissioner of Licenses
James P. Archibald former president of the Central Federated Union was appointed Deputy Commissioner of Licenses by Commissioner Bogart. The annual salary is set at $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Archibald
Central Federated Union
Bogart
Auction Sales Yesterday At 14 Vesey Street
Auction records from 14 Vesey street show multiple parcels along Boulevard Lafayette and Undercliff Avenue sold or withdrawn. Private sales include William Berg at 4750 dollars and Nathan Sameth at 3600 dollars, with additional parcels listed at 3600 dollars to J Cohen and several withdrawn or pending sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
James L Wells
Boulevard Lafayette
Fort Washington Park
Undercliff Ave
Sedg- Wick
Willie Berg
Th St
Th St, Four Lots, Each 2x1}; Voluntary Sale; Southerly
Nathan Sameth
J Cohen
176Th St
Sam W Berg
Real estate sale notices at Vesey and East Broadway filed
Auction notices list multiple properties in Brooklyn and Bronx districts with details of parcels, parcels sizes, and debts. Partners include Bank of Brooklyn, Atkins firms, and attorneys Teidor Cohn and P J Olwell. Italian real estate assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph P Day
East Broadway
Market St
Bank of Brooklyn
Cela Elias
Indiv
Admx
Jacob Brenner
Teidor Cohn
East End Ave
Lockwood
Louis Brandt
Fettretch
Attys
O P Willman
Sth
J Olwell
Olwell
James Ridgway
Charles Donohue
Bryantl
Kennelly
Schieffelin Estate
Williamsbridge
Bronxawood
Laconia
Olt Firth Aves
Corsa Lane
Rail stock ties energy firms debate B and O sale
Wall Street interests tied to Reading and Pennsylvania firms doubt reports that a Pennsylvania Railroad plan would sell its Baltimore and Ohio holdings to Reading. The PA Railroad held substantial B and O stock, while Lake Shore and Michigan Southern owned large Reading shares and had recently reduced holdings. Traffic links show Baltimore and Ohio, Reading, and Jersey Central cooperating over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Reading
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Reading First
Lake Shore
Reading Referred
Baltore & Ohio
Jersey Central
Jersey City Carpenters Strike Paralyzes Hudson County
The open shop rule took effect and union journeymen rejected it, prompting a strike. Employers set a Jersey City headquarters and posted for workers while pickets blocked ferries and rail stations. About 200 non union workers were hired but many reportedly quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County
Jersey City
Legal Notice Bust of Housing Bond Case Summary
Property action listing multiple parties including Joseph Short agent Helen Kvrady and Samuel Bernstein agent George Harris with bonds noted. Addresses 218 East St and Lewis at Nos. 227 and 220. Case dated February 24 and involving sums such as 15000 and 5375. Proceedings reference Ishth t and Mem locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Short
Helen Kvrady
Samuel Bernstein
George Harris
Bond
Lewis At
David Levinshon
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Packer Institute
Far East
Child's Hospital
N. Y
Detention House Squad
Team Owners
President McGowan
the Board of Aldermen
Atlantic Telephone CO
Greene Mines
Realty Concern
John Street
Choice
74Th Street
Palisades
Woodcliff
Hudson
76Th Street
Ivania
West Shore
St. Ferry
Franklin Ferry
Woodcliff Land
Imp’t Co
Weehawken, N. J
Biltmore
Lis Pendens
Harry Burnett Agt
Alhambra Realty Company Et al
C. B. Bretzfelder
Ignatz Lefkevitz
John Franz
L. Moschcowitz
Edward H. Betts
Charles E. Parker
Atttorney
W. H. Lyon
Samuel Engle
Colonial Trust Company
M. P. Doyle
Delancey St
Julia I. Rankin
Trumbull Et
E. H. Ogden Lumber Company Agt
Jacob Goodman
G. G. Fry
Transactions IN Realty
Ccertus
Liberty Street
Liberty (Tile Dept
Trust & Seta Deal
ISS
Mostague Street
Harlem
Webster Ave
Wakefield
Wakefield Station
149Th St
Morris Ave
Fordham Road
Brooklyn Property
Ackerson
Fiske Terrace
Flatbush
Brighton Beach
R. R
Ackerson Company
Nassau St
AY Ridge Park
I Qs
10Th Ave
Fings
East
Madison Et
Throop Ave
Frank Kreevoruck
Park Row
Seton Hall
College
South Orange
Seton Hall College
John J. O'Connor
Btn
East Orange
Philip A. Harrison
Walnut Street North
Hempstead
Hempstead Manor
Dewalka
Bath
O. L. Schwencke Land & MY
New
Tarrytown
Beautl
Bargal
Riverside
Conn
Fine View
Robt Wellstood & 30On
Greenwich,t
Argest Farm Agency
New Yorkinds
Shipman
Lewis Block
Sussex County
Reasonean Reasonable
P. Morris
Newton, N
Dirondacks
Cotlagn
Paul Smith
Saranee
OO Argaln
Sparkill Station
E. Storms
Sparkill
Janae Baume
Suffern
R. KR
Realty CO
Crawford, N. J
Wordiiite
Queens
J. D. Dean
Amsterdam Sve
New Yom
Tchogue
L. I
Ad B. Swez
Patchogu
L. L
Randa Freeport, L. L
E. M.K. Whiting
Pine St
Henry Skinner
Port Jefferson
Long Island
Sid St
Our
J. J. Bagley
Ave
28Th St
Indusgents
THEO
Rogers Brill
West 50Th Se
Tand & Rooms
Remsensy
New Jersey
Three Maiden Lane
Samuels
Alabama
City Hall
University Height
Union Square West
Crystal Brook
Jefferson
L. E
York
God
Francis Elbert DuBois
Susan P DuBois
Anna Leuba South
Lucy Lukois Porter
Horna Oe Dert
Frederick Grundert
David Gundert
Herman Dert
Agnes Gundert
Theodore Isenbers
Karl Adele Hesse
Herman Hesse
Maria Hesse
Jon
Lat Bots
County of New Yorks
Deere County
C&s Thomas
Coomes & Wills Attorneys
Execre
Merough of
Breckalyn
Main Street
Eastange
Hawthorne Avenue X
Harrison
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