Mayor Visits Piers and Ferry Terminal in Brooklyn
Mayor Low toured the Thirty ninth street ferry terminal with Bush Terminal Company officials and local trade groups. He viewed waterfront docks and warehouses, rode a freight car, and praised dock work while avoiding commitment to city control of ferry operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Brooklyn
Thirty-ninth-ct
Bush Terminal Company
Merchants’ Association
Independence
Bush
Dean Dram
River Police Service
William F. King
Sunset Park
Jamaica Bay
Thirty-ninth St
Coney Island
Plans for Steel Road Proposal by General Stone
General Roy Stone proposes a steel road along Murray street from the eastern landing of the Blackwell Isiana bridge to Montauk Point. He sent a letter to the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers outlining race outcomes and railway benefits. The AA and A A A welcomed the plan and asked for a formal submission. Gallaher of the American Automobile Association is crafting a financing plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stone
Murray St
B. Gallaher
American Automobile Association
Oxfords Rhodes Scholars Inspire Imperial Unity And Debate
An essay in Macmillan's Magazine analyzes Oxford's Rhodes scholarships and the mixed reaction they provoke among undergraduates and elders. It notes imperial aims, Canadian support, and Parkin's mobilization across Britain, America, and the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cecil Rhodes
Macmillan
W. Beach Thomas
Rhodes
Cesar
Marylebone
Carnegie
Col Jeres
Hertford College
Calverley
Oriel
Thames
Murrumbidgees
Cam
Aen
Times
Halfpenny
Gons
Harvard
Yale
America
States
Rhodesie
Ettu
Germania
Canada
Canmade
Furgert
Michael
Ats Association of
Parkin
Nsland
England
Australasia
Lord Rosebery
Matthew Arnold
Week in Realty Highlights Major New York Deals
The market shows summer dullness yet strong activity with large transactions. Key deals include a Bankers' Corporation option on Priest properties, Hussell Sage buying at 682 Fifth Avenue, and multiple sales by William Wolff's Sons including a 39 500 building at 69th Street and First Avenue. Boldt makes four major moves, including two adjacent houses on East 37th Street, and Knickerbocker Club site sells for 410000 to Adrian Iselin amid foreclosures. The Real Estate Record previews a readjusting market, predicting more tenement building, rising loft space, and revival of small residences in a stabilized price environment.
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Dulness
Bankers’ Corporation
Hussell Sage
John P. Munn
Fifth-ave
Jeanette P. Goin
William Wolff
Sixty-ninth-st
First-ave
Daniel Lowenthal
Lexington-ave
Twentieth-St
East Forty Seventh St
Charles Hammel Company
L. J. Phillips & Co
L. Solomon
Fannie M. Crowley
James Hunter McHeffery
West
George C. Boldt
Peter Marié
Best Thirty-seventh-st
Mr. Marié Red
Moller
East Thirty-seventh St
Mr. Boldt
Forty-first-st
Fifthave
Zelah van Loan
Richard M. Montgomery
Montgomery
Boldt
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Madison-ave
Forty-fifth-st
Adrian Iselin
Iselin
John Davis Adams
Whitehall and
Pearl Sts
Paul F. O'Neill
Gilman
West Thirtythird St
J. O. Scammel
Jackson & Stern
Real Estate Record and Guide
Manhattan
Bronx
New York
Realty Transactions Note Multiple City Properties Sold
Reid and Murphy sell for Caroline Se bille a five story brownstone on Lexington Ave. No. 606 East 139th St. and other brokers record multiple flat and tenement sales across Manhattan. Properties include flathouses, tenements, factory buildings, and exchanges with parcels on Lexington Ave Seventy third through One hundred thirteenth streets and adjacent avenues. Multiple buyers, exchanges and property plots are listed with firm names Nicholson Son Rosansky Rapaport and others.
Building statistics for May in Construction News
Building operations in 23 principal cities show a strong May with 7 714 permits issued for building improvements totaling 25 463 887 dollars. Expenditures rose to 31 348 133 for additions and $3 615 754 for other items, with a national gain of 19 percent in New York City and an 18 percent surge in Cincinnati amid mixed results across cities.
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New York City
Cincinnati
Growth Signs Across Cities Show Varied Recovery
The report notes a 178 percent rise in one area from last year and gains in multiple cities: Detroit 13 percent San Francisco 121 percent Atlanta 124 percent Denver 1 percent Washington 2 percent Milwaukee 72 percent Buffalo 49 percent Allegheny 48 percent St Paul 22 percent Cleveland 31 percent Los Angeles 28 percent Minneapolis 5 percent Philadelphia 3 percent. Pittsburg falls 49 percent while Chicago 37 percent St Louis 24 percent Seattle 21 percent Brooklyn 10 percent Indianapolis and Memphis 1 percent. Analysts say Chicago and the West see improving building activity with expectations of increases rather than declines ahead.
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Detroit
San Francisco
Atlanta
Denver
Washington
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Allegheny
St. Paul
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Seattle
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Memphis
West
Real Estate Brokers Sell Prime NYC Properties to Boldt
Folsom Brothers served as brokers for the sale of No 6 East Thirty-seventh Street the Peter Marié house and the Mocler house to George C Boldt. They also brokered the Paran Stevens plot at Thirty-seventh Street and Fifth Avenue to Mr Boldt. The 30 000 square foot plot was later bought by Tiffany Co P B Donovan leased studio suites at 9 West Forty second Street to Miss Ethel Wright for Joseph P McHugh Co and to R Benvenuti for James ater at 11 West Forty second Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom Brothers
East Thirty-seventh-st
Peter Marié
Mocler
George C. Boldt
Paran Stevens Plct
Thirty-seventh-st
Fifth-ave
Mr. Boldt
Tiffany & Co
P. B. Donovan
West Forty-second-st
Ethel Wright
Joseph P. McHugh
Store and office on West Side North of Eleventh Street
Two story frame store and office building 30 by 61 6 feet located on White Plains avenue west side. Owner William H. Keating. Architect Michael J. Garvin. Valued at 2500 dollars.
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White Plains Ave
Eleventh St
William H. Keating
Michael J. Garvin
Plans for a Twelve Story Hotel in Manhattan
Plans filed with the Bureau of Buildings in Manhattan outline a twelve story brick and terra cotta hotel at the northeast corner of Lexington avenue and Thirtieth street on a 43.10 by 100 foot plot. Owner Gilbert Orcott names architect C Stimmetz. Estimated cost is 400000 dollars.
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Bureau of Buildings
Manhattan
Lexington-ave
Thirtieth St
Gilbert Orcott
C. Stimmetz
Recorded Mortgages Listed for Various Properties and Terms
A compilation of mortgage records shows multiple transfers and loans. Names include Judson Alice, Jacob Baumbach, Louis Gewirtz, John Haaren, Mary Cameron, Thomas McGuire, Peter Burns, Louis Kahn, Anna Kenney, Francis Heine, Moorhouse Kaufman, and Realty Operating Company. Properties span Westchester and Bronx areas with terms from 1 to 10 years and rates from 4% to 6%, amounts ranging from 1,000 to 15,500 dollars.
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Judson
Alice
Westchester
Bronx
North Road
County Club Land Association
Baum
Jacob
Harris Mandel— Baum
Stanton St
Norfolk-st
Baumbach
Henrietta
Dorotea
10Th-St
Avenue B
Gewirz
Louis
Louis Gordon Et al
Pike-st
Akin
Ger Cms
Ee Cen
Haaren
John W
Theodore Greentree
Morningside-ave
McGuire
Thomas
Anne M Delany
Hunt
van Nest RT
Burns
Peter E
Frederick Schuck
3D-Ave
10Th-Ave
Real Estate Transfers Listed With Mortgages
A long list of property transfers and mortgages in various streets and avenues. Transactions include Briggs to Cramp 587.6 ft near Bayard, Lockwood to Smith Williams mortgage 2.5, Maxell to Williamson 3 255, Essex Street 44, and many other parcels in Wakefield and surrounding blocks. Numerous parcels show mortgage amounts, lot dimensions, and names such as Giuditta Misto Mary Cameron Mayer Auerbach Teresa Wallach and Barnett Levy among others.
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Ant
24 Ave
W S
2D-St
Sarah A Briggs
William R Cramp
Nest
Bayard-st
Charles H_ Lockwood
Smith Williams
Franklin-ave
Charles F Maxell
Williamson
Essex-st
Max Wachsman
Jacob S Baum
s_ s
Wakefield
Mary A Finn
Giuditta Misto
Tith-st
Madison-ave
Frederick W Jones, Jr
William G
Teresa Wallach
Mort— E
Brad
St Nicholas-ave
14Th-St
Thomas B Osborn
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Pike-st
Barnett Levy
Louis Gewirz
17Th-St
Columbus-ave
Louis Kahn
Realty Operating Company
New Building Plans Include Hotels Stores and Flats
Plans list several structures with locations on Lexington avenue and East River area. A twelve story brick hotel at Lexington avenue and Fifth Street is proposed for owner GE Orcott with architect C Steinmetz. A three story storage warehouse along Bank Street is listed for Western Electric Company with architect Baxter & Son. A six story brick flat house on 129th Street with Fetna as owner and architect R F Davis is planned. A one story frame coal neckers building near 109th Street and River is indicated for Meyer Bros with architect A Badt.
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Lexington-ave and &fih-st. m_e corner
E Orcott
C Steinmetz
Bank
129Th-St
Fetna
R F Davis
109Th-St
Meyer Bros
Badt
Western and Midwest Market Report Highlights Cattle Hogs Sheep
Market notes from Chicago Cincinnati and Kansas City dated June 11 to June 13 show fluctuations in cattle hogs and sheep prices. Receipts in Chicago reach 15 000 hogs with varied sales and steady to higher cattle prices across cities. Western and East Liberty markets report mixed outcomes for lambs sheep and calves with notable price ranges and open yards for shipments.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
East Liberty
Sheen
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OTEL
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58Th St
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Eighth
Wakeman
ANSON
Chester Hill
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I&seph Lambden & Son
Main-st
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Leach
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Rye
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New Castle
Porsmouth Civ
J. Wesley Foyd
Bes
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N. H
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Ety
Swartwout & Co
125Th-St
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Duanest
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Oppeette Dench
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Keating
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