Saloon Shootout Leaves Two Dead and One Wounded
A deadly shootout at Frank Mendalaro’s saloon on Hamilton Street killed Bernard Thompson, a former inmate of Sing Sing, and wounded Robert Seville, an ash cart driver. Both men were among about a dozen drinkers when revolvers opened fire. Seville was hospitalized in serious condition as officers and the coroner began inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mendalaro
Hamilton Street
Bernard Thompson
Robert Seville
Thompson
Seville
Gouverneur Hospital
Smith
Madison Street
Mott
Lohmiller
Harburger
Butler
Flannery
Henry
Cronin
Mariana Mandelaro
Hamilton
Mandelaro
Hamilton Club
Sing Sing
Foley
Brooklyn
Horse Trading Parson to Face Synod Hearing
At the centennial meeting of the Reformed Church General Synod held at St Nicholas Reformed Church Iowa minister Rev Spitka Koster was allowed to appeal his horse trading case and will attend a hearing after arrival C P Evans of Albany pressed for case reopening but the Synod denied the request A committee on education adopted a report calling a two cent assessment on all church members for educational purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church General Synod
St. Nicholas Reformed Church
Spitka Koster
Iown
C. P. Evans
Albany
Committee On
Pioneer Coach Horses Sold At Durland’s Riding Academy
J D Carroll auctioned horses used by the Pioneer coach on the city to Ardsley run for six weeks. The Coaching Club drove them in pairs and fours, with buyers including H F Eldridge who paid 107 for Paladin the bay gelding. Porter and Penman brought 975. Pioneer went to W W Sherman. others included Dr Delaney for Paul, Para-3 for Anelly, Parallel to W H Smith, and bids by Carmichael, Sellers, and Dustin for various chestnut and roan geldings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Carroll
Ardsley
Durland
H. F. Eldridge
Porter and Penman
Pioneer
W. W. Sherman
Dr. Delaney
Paul
J. H.anelly
W. H. Smith
Thomas Carmichael
Alexander Sellers
H. H. Dustin
Pagan
Gorripanzee Fears Centipede at Coney Island Show
At Dreamland Dreamland Coney Island the gorripanzee a hybrid chimpanzee gorilla reacted violently when a centipede appeared in its cage. Keepers alerted by its cries found the centipede on popcorn and the creature stretched its arm toward it sparking alarm among the arena animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Bostock
Dreamland
Coney Island
Day
Frst
Williamsburg man commits suicide at baseball game
Joseph McGoldrick aged forty living with his widowed mother at 2 Diamond Street Williamsburg shot himself in the left temple during a Williamsburg baseball round. He was carried to Eastern District Hospital where he died at 10 PM. A letter to his mother stated he killed himself over the sale of the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McGoldrick
Mary McGoldrick
Diamond Street
Wiliamsburg
Williamsburg
Eastern District Hospital
Boston fire insurance rates rise fifteen percent
Fire insurance rates in Boston proper were increased by 15 percent at a meeting of the Boston Board of Fire Underwriters. The hike applies to all property except dwellings, apartments with stores, and private stables tied to dwelling houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Whist Champion Elsa Beinfang Marries Thomas Steadman Stephens
Thomas Steadman Stephens of Manning and Maxwell New York City married Elsa Beinfang Cincinnati’s champion whist player in a notable social ceremony. After a wedding trip to the Thousand Islands the couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas Steadman Stephens
Manning & Maxwell
New York City
Mias Elsa Beinfang
Thousand Islands
New York
Stockholders Meeting for Iasover Fire Insurance on June 2
A note announces a stockholders meeting of Iasover Fire Insurance to discuss increasing capital and approving stock adjustments. The document references a capital reposition and surplus action contingent on committee recommendations and official consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasover Ire Insurance Company
Bhai
Cedteuss
Painters Seek Home Rule Amid Union Strife
The Brotherhood of Painters plans a strike as Associated Building Trades investigates home rule and aims to amalgamate unions. The Amalgamated Painters Society rejects the arbitration and will not replace strikers. Effort focuses on independent local unions over national bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Painters
Master Painters’ Association
Associated Building Trades
Amalgamated Painters’ Society
Board of Walking Delegates
Terranova Girl Goes Free After Murder Acquittal
Josephine Terranova, an Italian girl, was acquitted of murdering her aunt and discharged from jail. Justice Scott granted the motion freeing her from trial for the uncle’s murder. She vowed at Archbishop Farley’s house to live a pure life and will enter a new home away from past scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Terranova
Scott
Ely
Father Ferranti
Archbishop Farley
Palmieri
Josephine
Berthe Claiche
Packers Found Guilty in Rebating Case Against Four Meat Packers
Kansas City June 12 four major meat packing firms Armour Swift Cudahy and Nelson Morris were found guilty in federal court of accepting concessions from the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad on export shipments. The jury deliberated about an hour. Sentencing to follow after related Burlington case concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson Morris Packing Company
United States District Court
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
Iowa
Burlington Company
New York
Germany
Interstate Commerce Commission
Armagh Ladies' Association Charter Claimed by Founder
Mrs. Anna Lennon, former president and founder, declares she holds the association's charter and calls herself the sole member amid a West Side court hearing. Miss Agnes Mackin accuses Lennon of retaining funds and charter while awaiting legal action to recover them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lennon
Armagh Ladies’ Association
Mayo
West Side Court
Agnes Mackin
No. 2
West 82d Street
County Armagh
Ireland
Association
Treasury
Miss Mackin
Mrs. Lennon
Agnes Murphy
Lennon
Could Not Get Locomotives In Novel Illinois Central Defense
The Illinois Central Railway seeks to bar damages in a Missouri federal suit by arguing it was never feasible to buy locomotives between 1899 and 1906. Judge Lacombe ordered a subpoena for R. J. Gross of American Locomotive Works to testify in the Missouri Eastern District action brought by Missouri and Illinois Coal Company over coal car shortages under an existing contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacombe
United States
R. J. Gross
American Locomotive Works
Broadway
Samuel Thorn
Joline, Larkin & Rathbone
Wall Street
Federal Court of Missouri
Eastern District
Missouri and Illinois Coal Company
Illinois Central Railway
Coal Company
Missouri
Railway Corporation
Gross
Great Hu Nan Floods Drown Tens of Thousands
Hankow mail reports spring floods in Hu Nan causing tens of thousands of deaths. Rivers breached dikes flooding vast areas and submerging houses. Hsian Tan, a prosperous city, saw inundation to second story levels as foreign missionaries endured heavy losses but escaped by boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Hankow
Hu-Nan
Hsian-Tan
Willard Farris Returns Toward New York Home
The five year old, moved from San Antonio to Booneville and then to Sedalia, is sent by train toward St Louis to join his grandmother Mrs Lizzie Farris in New York. The MK&T officials reported a telegram from New York confirming the grandmother's affidavit and letter from her church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Willard Farris
San Antonio
Tex
Booneville
N. J. Finney
St. Louis
Lizzie
New York City
Finney
Governor Warner Renominated In Michigan Primary
Detroit June 12 Governor Fred M Warner Republican was renominated without opposition at the first general primary election in the state Patrick H Kelley of Detroit was named for Lieutenant Governor by the Republicans Democrats nominated Woodbridge N Ferris for Governor and C H Kimmerle for Lieutenant Governor Voters supported continuing the direct primary system for Governor Lieutenant Governor and for nominating Congressmen and state legislators by direct vote in most districts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Fred M. Warner
Patrick H. Kelley
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Hig Rapids
C. H. Kimmerle
Cassopolis
Congress
Direct nominations debated as Kings County committee fails
A seven member committee appointed by the Kings County Republican Committee reports that direct nominations cannot be made this year under Section 56 of the election law. The meeting at the Johnston building on Fulton Street and Flatbush Avenue adjourned after acrimonious debate and dismissive remarks by Dr. J. T. Kastenbieck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Republican Committee
Johnston
Fulton Street
Flatbush Avenue
Michael Cady
Woodruff
J. T. Kastenbieck
Watson
John Hill Morgan
Albert Hobby
Man Found Dead in Jersey City Tunnel Identified
The body of a man found with a fractured skull at the east end of the Lackawanna Railroad tunnel in Jersey City was identified as Clark Rice, 25, of Kansas City Missouri. Believed to have fallen from a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Jersey City
Clark Rice
Kansas City
Team Owners Debate Open Shop Policy At Convention
The Team Owners Association of America discussed the open shop during its convention at the Hotel Cadillac. James A. Emery of the Citizens' Industrial Association argued for arbitration but opposed restricting work based on union membership. Delegates split on pace and agreed to mail copies of the address to local associations. Jonathan Jackson spoke on owners and customers. A relief fund for San Francisco earthquake victims was approved before delegates departed for Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Team Owners’ Association of America
Cadillac
James A. Emery
Citizens’ Industrial Association
Emery
Jonathan Jackson
Chicago
Team Owners' Association
San Francisco
Coney Island
Eatontown Wreckage Burned After Rail Crash
Red Bank N J June 12 nearly all traces of the wreck on the Jersey Central Railroad at Eatontown Junction have been removed. Cars deemed unreparable were burned and a workman was crushed while removing trucks. Parlor cars moved to Lakehurst shops. Victim George Van Duzer of New York Hackettstown native died. wife accompanied body to Hackettstown for burial. Coroner Tetley to hold inquest at Eatontown Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Red Bank
N. J
Jersey Central Railroad
Eatontown Junction
Lakehurst
George van Duzer
New York
Hackettstown
Atlantic City
Flite Musical
van Duzer
Eatontown
John T. Tetley
Auto Run Reveals Hold Up Bid Between Trenton and Princeton
In Trenton New Jersey on June 12 attempts to rob several cars occurred on the road to Princeton. A masked man held a rope across the lane near a class day event at the university. The chauffeur swerved and struck the man, then continued on, showing little concern for the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Princeton
Clerk Barker Gummere
Charles E. Gummere
Cornelius A. Turford
Missing $10,000 Steamer car swiped by chauffeur
Frank Dupignac, a lawyer of Orienta Point Mamaroneck, reported last night an alarm for his chauffeur who disappeared with a new $10,000 Steamer automobile. The car had been bought Monday and was to be driven to Mamaroneck. Dupignac has never ridden in it and would not name the chauffeur, who is about 32 and smoothly shaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 3. Dupignac
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck
Dupignac
Mrs Thomson Dies After Hastings Accident
Mrs Thomas Thomson of 74 North Broadway Yonkers died from a fall after a horse stumbled in Hastings. She was injured when thrown from a single horse phaeton along Broadway near Washington Avenue. Her daughter escaped with minor injuries. Mrs Thomson was 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thomson
North Broadway
Yonkers
Hastings
Thomson
Broadway
Washington Avenue
St. John's Hospital
Reuben Walt Killed in Half Game Accident at Herndon
Shamokin Pennsylvania report says Reuben Walt aged thirty was accidentally killed during a half game at Herndon when a thrown ball struck and crushed his skull as he ran to test base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Penn
Reuben Walt
Herndon
Schieffelin sale a brisk success at Real Estate Exchange
Auction of the Schieffelin estate tract with 325 Bronx lots and three cottages brought about 2700 dollars, with prices from 500 to 1500 per lot, signaling continued demand for northern city lots and more sales planned. Buyers include Bloomingdale Bros and a Philadelphia syndicate purchased hundreds of lots in Hollis Terrace Long Island for 400000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schieffelin
Bronx
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey St
Bryan L. Kennelly
Samuel Goldsticker
Bloomingdale Bros
East
Philadelphia
New York and Pittsburg Real Estate Company
W. H. Bliss
Avondale Five-Story Co-op Sold on Amsterdam Ave Corner
Maguire and Co. sold the Avondale at 341 Amsterdam Avenue at the northeast corner of 76th Street. The five story double apartment house marks its first transfer in twenty years.
Slawson and Hobbs Sell Properties in Manchester Marlborough
Katharine Van Vechten Speyers sells the Manchester and Marlborough apartments at 512 and 518 West First Street to an Investor. The two seven story 50-foot triple elevator houses sit on a 100 by 9.11 foot plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slawson & Hobbs
Katharine van Vechten Speyers
Manchester and
Marlborough
West First St
Cyrille Carreau Leases West 44th Street Houses
Cyrille Carreau leases the Rafel estate houses numbers 67 and 69 on West 44th Street for a long term. Extensive improvements are planned for the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrille Carreau
Rafel
West 44Th St
Foreclosure Actions In Supreme Court Over Two Cedar Street Mortgages
Cedar Street Company sues Wells Realty and Construction to foreclose two mortgages totaling 170000 on the north side of 27th Street near Madison Avenue. The loans date May 12 194 and January 27 1905, assigned from Century Realty to Cedar Street. Farmers Loan and Trust Company sues J de Courcey Ireland and others to foreclose a 3175 mortgage on West Broadway from Washington Square South to West 3rd Street, dated May 10 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cedar Street Company
Wells Realty and Construction Company
27Th St
Madison Ave
Century Realty Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
J. de Courcey Ireland
West Broadway
Washington Square
West
Receiver of rents named in foreclosure action
Justice Giegerich of the Supreme Court appointed John A. Wrede as receiver for rents of property on the south side of 135th street in an action by David Shaff against Nathan Cohen and other parties to foreclose a mortgage of 19900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Giegerich
Supreme Court
John A. Wrede
Big West 18th Street Lease Signed by United Cigar
H J Sachs Co leases for Henry Phipps to United Cigar Stores Co Nos 4 to 44 West 18th Street to 11th Street a twelve story fireproof building on a plot 789 by 184 feet. Lease runs twenty one years at about 32 million dollars aggregate rent with main offices on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Sachs & Co
Henry Phipps
United Cigar Stores Company
18Th St
11Th St
Real estate deals fill streets with five story flats and tenements
A flood of transactions records brokers selling multiple five story flat houses and tenements citywide. Names such as Kohler Oppenheim Pesecia Solomon, Brody Robinson, Malkiel, Kirwan, and the Godspeed Realty group appear alongside addresses like West 105th Street East 18th Street and Madison Avenue. The moves include new builds, corner plots, and properties with stores amid ongoing construction and estate sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Kohler
F. A. Goeltz
74Th St
Joseph Kaufmann
Max Marx
7Th Ave
2 St
Harris & Co
Sol. Freiders
Simons & Harris
187Th St
Sussman & Co
Godspeed Realty Improvement Company
Madison Ave
120Th St
L. Well & Sons
Liberman Brothers
1St Ave
Co. M. Silverman & Son
Cahn & Lafunzky
Avenue
Avenue A
L. J. Phillips & Co
Anna E. Button
John P. Kirwan
Emma L. Shirmer
Osorio, Klee & Co
Mary C. Zerban
Accent
Moningside Park
Monterey
J. B. Ketcham
Robert M. Fulton
West 12Th St
Posner & Wexler
Barnett Blumenstein
108Th St
Ll. A. Malkiel
105Th St
Gottlieb Brothers
Isaac Cohen
East 10Th St
Broome St
East 13Th St
Parron
Seeeread
M. H. Glass
Harry Goldman
Jee M. Dulgasch
Meyer V. Turchin
Willett St
Delancey St
Golde & Cohen
Washington Ave
Louis E. Kleban
Iéith St
Francia
Henney
Marion
Handy Brothers
Field Place
Beck St
We Story
Thaw
Pittsburg
Conveyance List with Numerous Real Estate Transactions
A dense record outlines multiple property sales and associated attorney fees with figures in the thousands. Names include Meyer Solomon Louis Brandt Lillie Becker Olwell Lefkowitz and others, listing parcels along Paulding Avenue Bronxwood Avenue and 225th to 229th streets with varied plot sizes and sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cob Brenner
Cohn
Canon
Meyer Solomon
East Endl Ave
Lockwood
Louis Brandt
Fettretch
Dwig
P J Olwell
Olwell
James Dgeway
Charles Donohue
Texes
Bryan L Kennelly
St. Mn
Bronx Wood Ave
Lillie M Becker
J Goldstein
S Farr
J O'Donovan
J Parver
J E Sheehan
T Conlin
ZR Yountov
Om Avenue
L. Weinstock
Paulding Ave
R Schumann
J Carrit
F Dooley
W Jentach
J H. Ziegler
J Hennessey
James McFarland
Bronxwood Ave
I Lefkowitz
Fxil
I Lefkowits
Adj
Dan St
Jacob S Lenkin
Cor
Louis Roth
Mick
Louis J Hartman
V Hoffman
Robert S Adams
Hertha Hart
Real Estate Transfers From Broad Street Listings
Real estate transfers include 14 00 Reade street nos 70 and 72 and 112 114 Duane street. Also noted are mortgages at 50th street and 6th avenue, a sanitarium corporation to Samuel Gent for 28,000, and transfers involving Lazard Fares, Moses Hoffmann, Park Place, and other properties with values around 21,000 to 25,000 and various parcel sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reade St
Duane St
Phebe A D Boyle
John Borle
6Th Ave
W Cor
38Th
Solomon May
Patrick J Flannery
50Th St
Lewis Steinhardt
Michael Miller
35Th St
Lexington Ave
Dr Carter's Sanitarium Corporation
Samuel G Gent
Eens Amsterdam Ave
Ws. Sidelinr
Moses Hoffmann
Lazard
West Broasway
Cor ‘Park Place
Stanley W Dexter
Milton Mayer
Listing of property owners and contractors in Manhattan area
Dense OCR fragment lists owners contractors and addresses across Manhattan streets including Amsterdam Building Maud E. Lesley Henry Morgenthau Walter 224th Street 217 to 221 East and 457 430 West with numbers 3 80000 Park Avenue 185th Street and amounts 42 27 255 0 245.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
79Th St
Ignatz J. Barthagrave Jaeckel
James W. Putnam
Enant
Kappa St
MB. W
Troy St
Amsterdam
Maud E. Lesley
Ewer
Mi Pany
Henry Morgenthau
Walter
Bernard Moss
Cumarnttie 9
Dod
Iegeacevetbarstee Rea Sersyi
Ae Friedman
William Spies
40Th St
Isaac B. Milleringer
Sha Ee Eececeresae
Jacob and
Max Schlesinger
Reid & Co
Aos
Sth
Park Ave
W. W
Building Loan Contracts and Property Listings
Building loan contracts listed with Amsterdam Avenue at 159th Street corner and 66 7x10 Herman Cohen and Abraham Ruth lenders. Properties include 70th Street near Avenue A 148x100.4 owned by RUNCNY ROONEY with 138,000 dollars. Also 105th Street near 3rd Avenue 36x100.9 linked to Harris Mandelbaum Fisher Lewine. East Houston Street No 10 to 106 tied to Joseph L. Buttenweiser and Joan Frank Hillman with Joseph Golding. Other entries mention Mildred Realty Company and Simon Uhifelder Abraham Weinberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
S. W
Herman Cohen
Abraham Ruth Loan
Robert Meee
Steen
S. S
Avenue A
Runcny
Rooney Te
Harris Mandebaum
Fisher Lewine
Joan East Houston St
Joseph L. But—tenweiser
Joans
Frank Hillman
Joseph Golding
Eces
Sivede
Mesh Indaneg
Simon Uhifelder
Abraham Weinberg
Joan Mildred Realty Company
Manhattan Building Plans Across 5th Avenue and Adjacent Streets
A compilation of proposed construction projects in Manhattan from 5th Avenue to 218th Street outlines multiple brick flats stores and tenement developments. Projects include three to six story brick structures with various owners, architects, and plot sizes, plus several two story frame houses and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Ave
Astor Estate
G. M. McCabe
Oni Saige
Waese 2d
108Th St
R. Kurzrok
M. Straub
Broadway
Grossman & Sendelevitch
C. M. Straub
Sthave
W. S
SS Fts
147Th St
Simon, Kursman & Segall
E. A. Weggon
Kinsella Ave
N. S
Matthews Ave
Sarah Pfay
T. J. Kelly
J. Marcus Woodworkpe
Tul
Harry T. Howell
Architec
4Th Ave
Ignatz Rosenzweig
Goldner & Goldberg
Amas
Unclear case fragment involving Reismann versus Mary Fred et al
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal notice or docket line with names O Reismann, Nathan, Mary Fred, and a June 5 date. details are partly garbled but indicate a court or venue action and deposit notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Reismann
Nathan Amon Ae
Foreclosures and specific actions listed for multiple New York properties
A stream of chancery items includes specific performances and foreclosures across addresses on 74th Street to Broadway, with multiple defendants such as Alhambra Realty, Wells Realty and Construction, Rosen Realty, and Farmers' Loan and Trust Company. Attorneys cited include C B Bretzfelder, J M Dominick, Grauer & Rathkopf, Krasower & Beter, and Turner Rolston & Horan.
Chaperon Duties in Victorian Morality Tales
A verbose mock guide to chaperons argues that moral authority rests in the chaperon who matches behavior to protect young women. It jokes that marriage empowers propriety and that a chaperon must balance vigilance with social norms, as seen in a Puck style reflection.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crook
Ashcart
Hanover Fire Insurance Stock
Packers
Burlington Road
Western District of
Servants’ Association
Illinois Central Railroad Company
China
Farris Boy
Warner
Michigan
Storm Over Direct
Kings County
Lackawanna Tunnel
Phaeton
Drygoods House
Big Long Island
St. Ave
Ferguson
Henry D. Winans & May
Amsterdam Ave
WOMAN
44Th ST
BIG West 18Th ST. Lease
Transactions IN Realty
Manhattan
the Bronx
Lis Pendens
Harry Burnett
Ith
Avenue D
Loth St
Ns Ft
Mary Hagemeyer
George Hagemeyer
Krasower & Beter
I. J. Hanel
3D St
4Th St
J. Derev Ireland
Turner, Rolston & Horan
Puck
City
Wakefield Park
Leven Turall Ing
Water Rye Company
West Mount Vernon
Bronx Parkation
Wehsti
Akep I
Manhattan Island
Roland
Beekman ST
Brooklyn Property
N. Y
Springfield
Ackerson
Fiske Terrace
Brightom Beach
R. R
T. B. Ackerson Company
Nassan St
AY Ridge Park
East 234 St
William St
Madison St
Throop Ave
Lmhurst
Frank Krevoruck
Park Row
Hempstead
Hempstead Manor
C. L. Schwenckeland & Inv. CO
Country Property
Tarrytown
Riverside
Robt Wellstood
Greenwich, Ct
Argest Farm Agency
Lewis Bloci
Buffalo
Dirondacks
Oes
Paul , Saranac Placid
WM. F. R
Argalin
Sparkill Statios
Ue Ie
Storms
Sparikill
Omirland
Suffern
Stadums
Daniel Birdsall & CO
Bradway
Manoe Realty CO
Crawford
Baesare
Woodside Height
Queens
D. Dean
Amsterdam Ane
Patchogue, L
Setrie Estate
Turo
Nassau St
J. B. Swezey
Ssace
Xreeport. L
E. S&s Randall, Preevort
Skinner
Port Jefferson
Long Island
Francis Winsted
Conn
J J Weert
Theo Rogers
Lee
Elecant Epartmente
New Jersey
Shipman
Alabama
Gpavesa Tnt
Kaatskillse
Andra F. Smith
Court St
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