Classy New York boarding and room ads and help wanted
A dense collection of classified ads from New York including first class family hotel notes with fireproofing and water, rooms with heat water and electric light at various addresses near Central Park and Madison Avenue, room shares, private baths, and board options. Also listed are job seekers and positions for janitors watchmen stock clerks and drivers, plus safes for sale and carpet cleaning services.
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Roland
Madison-ave
Central Park Entrance
Help wanted ads collage seeks trusted servants and staff
A long row of classified notices seeks various workers and attendants. Listings include interpreters, valets, cooks, coachmen, a gardener florist, carpenters, a nurse, and a versatile Italian or Swedish staffer, with ages, nationalities, and private-house suitability. Names seen: A P W, Mile. Girard, F. G., M. Gray, E. Elmlinger, C. Gower, J. Elmore, James, J. J. Hall, and Van Dyke. Addresses mostly in New York areas such as West 125th Street, East 32nd Street, West 4th Street, and Atlantic and Knickerbocker avenues.
Yachting Regatta at Atlantic YC Sees Quissetta Triumph
The thirty fourth annual Atlantic Yacht Club regatta featured Amarita and Quissetta in a close race with light variable winds. Quissetta led early. both boats faced shifting airs and strong tides, finishing with Quissetta ahead by several minutes before the time limit. Other classes and boats completed the day, and New York YC regatta entries were announced for tomorrow.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Lyce
Mira
Eidolon
Ilikato
Duryea
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Duryea
Reginald Brooks
Wawa
Almeric H. Paget
Quissetta
Ily
Amorita
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Syce
Uvira
Swannanoa
Eclipse
Awa
Ondawa
Amorite
New-York Yacht Club
Cepheus
North River
Opening Hempstead regatta showcases three yacht classes
Hempstead Long Island June 12 opening regatta of the Hempstead Bay Yacht Club on a twelve mile course opposite Elder Island. crowds from southern Long Island yacht clubs. Beulah owned by James Cruikshank and sailed by Gordon Ellison won the second class beating Dat and Little Minister by a small margin.
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Hempstead
Long Island
Hempstead Bay
Beulah
James Cruikshank
Gordon Ellison
Crack Dat
Little Minister
Not badly hurt by the palis near Englewood
Miss Caroline Brannon told friends at her residence 11 West Ninety-ninth Street that injuries from a fall down the Palisades Sunday night are not serious. She suffered bruises and cuts on the head right arm and right leg.
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Caroline Brannon
West Ninety-ninth-at
Palisades
Englewood
Ferry to Harlem Sought by Harlem Merchants
Harlem merchants press Pennsylvania Railroad to start an annex ferry linking Jersey City terminal and Manhattan West 129th Street. Harlem Board of Commerce meetings backed the plan. President William A. Martin requested service. General Manager J R Hutchinson replied the proposal will be considered promptly and all details will be reviewed.
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Harlem
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Jersey City
the Counny
McGovern defeats Tommy White in three rounds at Coney Island
Terry McGovern of Brooklyn, world featherweight champion, stops Tommy White of Chicago in three rounds at the Coney Island Sporting Club. A blackout delayed the bout as lights went out twice before McGovern’s left hook and body blows toppled White after a late sustained assault.
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Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Tommy” White
Chicago
Coney Island Sporting Club
McGovern
Terry
White
Tommy
Interstate trapshoot opens on Long Island with 82 competitors
Eighty two trapshooters gathered at Interstate Park Long Island for the opening shoots of the Interstate Association target tournament. The day featured ten sweep stakes with 72 in the first contest and about fourteen thousand targets fired from 10 am to 4 pm. Participants included Jack Fanning Rollan Heikes W R Crosby and E J Courtney among many others. The association will add 1000 to purses and tomorrow starts the Grand American Handicap with 100 targets and 14 to 25 yard handicaps.
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Interstate Association
Interstate Park
Long Island
Jack” “Anning
San Francisco
Rollan O. Heikes
Dayton
Ohio
W. R. Crosby
O'Fallon
Ill
R. L. Pierce
Witherville
W. Va
E. J. Courtney
Syracuse
B. le Roy
Campella
Mass
H. T. Bridges
Taroorough
R.L. Pierce
E. C. Griffith
C. W. Feigenspan
R. O. Heikes
Prp. L. Pierce
BE. C. Griffith
R. Getchell
W. F. Parker
Heikes
Fanning
J. W. Hoffman
E. 0. Dade
van Allen
Redwing
E. Morris
G. O. Henderson
E. Banks
E. H. Storr
E. D. Rike
F. C. Bissett
R. Geitchell
Mack
H. E. Lupus
Jack” Fanning
Warrants Loosen Women's Tongues In Census Refusals
Two women with warrants for refusing census questions surrendered to U S Marshal Henkel. Mrs. Amanda Barthel and Mrs. Augusta B Frank were arraigned before U S Commissioner Shields after which they answered the questions and were released. Barthel said illness and dress hindered her response, Frank noted the enumerator visited at an inopportune time and she was in bed. These are the first census 18 cases before a U S Commissioner in this district.
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United States
Henkel
Amanda Barthel
Murray Sr
Augusta B. Frank
East Sixty-first-st
Shields
Stamp tax tightens travel tickets for Europe voyages
Commissioner G W Wilson of the Internal Revenue Department issued a new rule enforcing a stamp tax on every passenger ticket for transatlantic sailings. A tourist group had tried to cover many travelers with one ticket, but company officials were compelled to collect a $5 tax per person. The Second District collector received protest letters, and the rule now requires each traveler named on a ticket to bear a stamp, ending exemptions for families and theatrical parties.
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G. W. Wilson
Internal Revenue Department
Europe
Charles H. Treat
Internal Revenue
Second District
Wilson
Camerata
Gas Plan Operative Advances in New Amsterdam Ties
The Executive Committee of Consolidated Gas Company announced that the plan to take over New-Amsterdam Gas Company is now operative after a large majority of New-Amsterdam stockholders assented. Details of the plan, made public about three weeks earlier, include provisions for the reorganization and control of assets under the merger.
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Consolidated Gas Company
New-Amsterdam Gas Company
New-Amsterdam
Consolidated plans stock exchange deal with New Amsterdam
The Consolidated company proposes to purchase New Amsterdam common stock at 2 percent and preferred stock at a unspecified rate in exchange for its 6 percent debentures. The debentures are redeemable into Consolidated stock at 19 within six months and must be retired by Consolidated Gas Co on or before July 1, 1901.
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Consolidated Company of
New Amsterdam
Consolidated
Consolidated Gas Company
Bargains in Stores From Wanamaker and Others
Retail ads announce today led sales at John Wanamaker Broadway with four hundred fifty parlor furniture pieces in varied styles and low prices. H ONeill Co shows hats and millinery including Lady Smith, sailors, French chip hats, and trims. James McCreery Co advertises a June clearance of imported dress goods with crepe varieties and remnants, plus walking skirts and Sorosis shoes for women.
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John Wanamaker
Broadway
Ninth
H. O'Neill & Co
James M’creery & CO
Rothstein Visit in New York Sparks Loan Talk
M. Rothstein, Imperial Bank of Russia manager, toured Wall Street and met with Kuhn, Loeb & Co., National City Bank, and New York Security and Trust. Charles S. Fairchild, NYS&T president, said Russia is not seeking a loan in this market and may be seeking private banking ties. no branch details confirmed.
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M. Rothstein
Imperial Bank of Russia
St. Petersburg
Wall Street
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National City Bank
New- York Security and Trust Company
Charles 5. Fairchild
Roethstein
Russia
Mr. Fairchild
New Yorker Endsorsement Reveals Patrons Higgins Seiter
A well known New Yorker and friend of Cardinal Satolli showed strong support for American craftsmanship by gifting to Higgins & Seiter, underscoring belief that made in America produces some of the world finest works.
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New Yorker
Cardinal Satolli
America
Higgins & Seiter
Paine Replies On Stock Exchange Split
J Overton Paine of Paine Schuyler Co issues a statement denying bias by the Governing Committee and recounting court records favorable to him. He says he will start a Wall Street banking house focusing on selling stocks. Officials declined to comment.
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J. Overton Paine
Stock Exchange
Paine, Schuyler & Co
Sidney S. Schuyler
Mr. Paine
Paine
The
Wall Street
Proposals for Army Depot Clothing and Books
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until 11 A M June 19 for furnishing 77 000 patre of loggias 18 300 cham bray shirts 50 000 pairs of light weight stockings and 200 sets of post books. Envelopes marked for Clothing and Books. U S reserves right to accept or reject any proposal. June 1900 Army Building New York City.
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Army Building
Whitehall St
New York City
U. S
A. M
Kimball
John Vv. Furey
U. S. Army
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