Problems For Sailors Prompts Navy Deployment Plans
Washington June 14 The Atlantic fleet will spend the season cruising and training much as last year with rendezvous at Provincetown Mass and visits to Seeport Rockport and Rockland. Expect possible exercises and end with target practice on the Provincetown ranges. Navy lists several officers and adjustments across artillery coast and infantry units. Movements of ships include arrivals at Portland Norfolk Annapolis and Guantanamo with several vessels assigned to torpedo flotillas and detached service.
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Washington
Aantic
Provincetown
Mass
Seeporte R. 1
Rockport
Rockland
Sual
Navy Department
Evans
Saturn
Mare Island
Portland
Navy Yard
New York
League Island
Eagle
Guantanamo
Portsmouth
N. H
Sanchez
Irta
Cavite
Phe
Lrequets
Midway
Honolulu
Wisconsin
Kiukiang
Dupo
Fotilla
Atlantic
Reorganize Artillery Corps Seeks Separate Coast Service
Senate Committee favors a bill to split field and coast artillery over five years. It would add about 2 percent more officers and 6 197 men, including 6 043 coast artillerymen and 5 field artillerymen, at an estimated cost of 2 000 000 dollars in the first year plus 2 600 000 later, with 6000 dollars for quarters. The plan faces war readiness concerns and officer shortages in the coast defenses.
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Hampton
Senate Committee On Y Ateers
Senate
Seca
O R Witton
E Tesage
UG Wil
Remby
Detaching Admiral's Cruiser Squadron From Fleet Orders
June 1 indicates orders detaching Admiral's cruiser squadron from the fleet with no current fleet arrangements. The detached units are to be reassigned to navy yards for fore for mer and fall. The report notes administrative moves amid ongoing fleet reshuffling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atare
Navy Yards
Ratoly
Senator Hale Leads Debate on Novel Appropriation Bill
Washington report says Senator Hale controls the bill in the Senate and notes unresolved points of disagreement with conference edits. The Senate accepted part of the volume of amendments and awaits further information to settle ship plans and final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hale
Senate
Lightning tattoo on arm during storm shocks Union Hill woman
Katherine Lynch of Union Hill New Jersey felt lightning strike her forearm during a storm. A vivid blue flash left a red scar with markings resembling a bird a snake and crashing lines that looked like Chinese characters on her skin.
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Katherine Lynch
Union Hil
N. J
Wien
Edwards seeks divorce from Elle Francis Edwards
William A. Edwards of United States Steel seeks an absolute divorce naming Salem Kowry as co respondent who runs an eat goods shop in Atlantic City. Edwards requests $100 weekly alimony and counsel fees in the trial before Supreme Court Justice Gleger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam A. Edwards
United States Steel Comporation
Elle Francis Edwards
Salem J. Kowry
Atlantic City
KE. Pb. Moser
Edwards
Drowned Inmate Identified At Manhattan Asylum
On Wednesday Dr Phillips of Manhattan State Hospital Randall's Island identified the drowned man as James Mc 14ichurer who was committed to the institution in Morell 146 as hopelessly insane. It is believed he took temporary absence of the guard for a walk on the grounds and then plunged into the water while attempting to swim to the Man- Are
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Philips
Manhattan
Randall's Island
James Mc 14Ichurer
Morell
Mit
Governor Guild Mocked in Montello Street Effigy
A June 14 event in Mass shows Governor Guild depicted as an effigy on Montello Street. The scene drew a large crowd and sparked discussion about the Governor’s policies and public sentiment.
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Roe
the Tribune
Montello Street
Race Fight in Tunnel Shaft Between Italians and Negro Foreman
In Long Island City two groups clashed at the bottom of a tunnel shaft after Italians replaced by Black miners confronted Andrew Trainor the Negro foreman. The Italians gathered to take workers to the surface. Trainor resisted and fought, claiming self defense. Patrick Furey the Italian foreman had Trainor arrested but the police intervened. The officer threatened to shoot if interference continued and released Trainor. Istrate Connorton supported the self defense view and the complaint was dismissed.
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Pennsylvania
Long Island City
East
Borden Avenues
Andrew Trainor
Trainor
Patrick Furey
Tratnor
Nees
Istrate Connorton
Italians Wreck Wrong Flat in Long Island City Standoff
Marcus Goodwitz and his wife on the first floor of 67 Noble Street were assaulted by a dozen Italians who forced entry and wrecked the furnishings after a nearby cesspool cleaning. Henry Mirsh, owner on the top floor, was targeted. two men were arrested but proven innocent of involvement.
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Marcus Goodwitz
Noble Street
Long Island City
Henry Mirsh
Mirsh
Board of Health
Impudence cited as shocking in police suit ruling
Chief Justice O Dwyer denies Washington Dickinson assignee of Detective Sergeant Nicholas Brindley a new trial in a suit to recover 1750 paid as a bribe to Mills and Flower counsel. He condemns the police officer's bid to claim ownership of the money as baseless and impudent, calling it bold beyond any legal or moral precedent.
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O'Dwyer
Washington Dickinson
Nicholas Brindley
Police Department
Brindley
Garvan
George E. Mills
Dr. Flower
Flower
District Attorney's Office
Jerome
City of
New York
Widen Fifth Avenue by Removing Street Stoops
Corporation Counsel Delany urges City action to clear encroachments from Fifth Avenue sidewalks to restore thirty feet of street width each side. He proposes a deadline for owners to remove stoops and similar obstructions, enabling roadway widening while minimizing hardship. The plan seeks a Commission study and a fixed restoration timeline.
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Delany
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Sith Street
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Delany
Httle
New York City Improvement Commission
Dinner for Cuban visitors at Hotel Marie Antoinette
The Club Ibero-Americano hosted a dinner for Cuban Ministers Gonzalo de Quesada Rafael Montoro and Jose Antonio Gonzalez Lanunza at the Hotel Marie Antoinette. The guests, delegates to the Pan American Congress, sail tomorrow for Europe en route to Rio.
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Club Ibero-Americano
Marie Antoinette
Gonzalo de Quesada
United States
Rafael Montoro
England
Germany
José Antonio Gonzalez Lanunza
Public Instruction
Cuba
Pan-American Congress
Tomorow
Europe
Rio
Testimony in Hamilton will case continues
The hearing on Miss Alice Hamilton's will was continued yesterday before Surrogate Fitzgerald. Dr. Austin Flint and Dr. Carlos F. MacDonald testified about Miss Hamilton being of unsound mind when she signed a codicil objected to by contestants.
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Alice Hamilton
Fitzgerald
Austin Flint
Carlos F. MacDonald
Miss Hamilton
Ring Returned and Charge Dismissed in Brooklyn Case
Thomas J. Donnelly an undertaker of 74 Hudson Avenue Brooklyn withdrew a charge against Annie Mathews of 607 Manhattan Avenue Brooklyn for stealing a ring valued at 20 dollars last year. The ring was returned and the case dismissed Mathews said Donnelly had given the ring to her over a year ago when she believed he was single.
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Thomas J. Donnelly
Hudson Avenue
Brooklyn
Essex Market
Annie Mathews
Manhattan Avenue
City News in Brief: court actions and arrests
Victor Hewson, chauffeur for Amos R. Pinchot, arraigned in Jefferson Market court for alleged capeless operation of a machine. Parole set for examination on June 13. William McCarthy, of 1597 Third Avenue, held for further examination on $500 bail for alleged assault on Harry Elmer last Sunday. Coroner's inquest into Frank Hoffman’s death at 146 West 163rd Street prompts Tombs confinement of Thomas Bulger awaiting grand jury action. Charlotte Poillon seeks details from Wells Realty and Construction over eviction and an alleged assault by an elevator boy. Edward Schubert aka Harry Wilson held on $2,500 bail for stealing $10,000 in jewelry from W. Gould’s Port Chester summer home.
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Victor Hewson
Amos R. Pinchot
Jerome
Jefferson Market
William McCarthy
Third Avenue
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Harry Elmer
Frank Hoffman
West 163d Street
Thomas Bulger
Edward &Schubert
Harry Wilson
W. 8. Gould
Port Chester
Building Trades Employers Move to Open Shop Action
Five associations representing carpenters and related crafts meet at the Building Trades Club to declare an open shop stance following a referendum among 17 000 Brotherhood of Carpenters members on Judge Gaynor's ruling in the Brooklyn carpenters strike. They pledged to hire competent new workers starting Monday.
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Building Trades Employers’ Association
Building Trades Club
Broadway
Master Carpenters’ Association
Interior Decorators and Cabinetmakers’ Association
Association of Manufacturers of
Master League of Cement Workers
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Judge Gaynor
Brooklyn Carpenters
Employers’ Association
Justice Gagnor
Brotherhood Carpenters
Brooklyn
District Council
Gaynor
Carpenters
Lewis Harding
Wild West Show Opens at Brighton Beach
Five thousand spectators packed Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show and Far East at Brighton Beach for a nearly seamless opening night. Major G. W. Lillie led the parade with Miss May Lillie and Princess Wenona, followed by cowboys, Sioux, Russian Cossacks, Japanese soldiers, Arabs on horses, and a long train of animals and trainers. The crowd cheered the Japanese and enjoyed a varied display of military and Western acts.
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Brighton Beach
Pawnee Bill
G. W. Lillie
Oklahoma
Miss May Lillie
Princess Wenona
WANTS LINE ON TELEPHONE PLAN
Controller Metz told the Board of Estimate he will seek a franchise for the Atlantic Telephone Company to operate a New York City system on terms to be fixed later The move aims to clarify positions and address past public statements about fair dealing The action is likely postponed until next fall without McGowan present.
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Metz
Board of Estimate
Atlantic Telephone Company
New York City
Atlantic Company
Deportation in murder case aboard the Bluecher
Wilhelm Meyer and Sophie Cristiani arrived in the United States from Germany and were arrested on landing at German government request over a suspected murder in Germany. The German Consul withdrew charges against Cristiani, who was deported with Meyer from the Bluecher to Bremen. Meyer will be taken to Hesse Cassel for trial.
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Wilhelm Meyer
Bremen
Meyer
Sophie Christiani
Germany
Theluecher
Olice
Hesse Cassel
Russia
Largest Candle Weighs Exclusive Gift to Tampa Church
A candle claimed to be the largest ever made in the United States will be shipped to Rafaello Dellacroce of Tampa Florida. Weighing fants pounds and fifteen feet tall it is guaranteed to burn for a year and a half and cost 250 dollars. The candle honors Dellacroce’s recovery from rheumatism and a vow to St Celogoro. It will be installed in a Roman Catholic church in Tampa.
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Rafaello Dellacroce
Tampa
Fla
Dellacroce
St. Celogoro
Anarchist Suspect Held After Riverside Threats
Mount Holly New Jersey June 14 Special Sheriff John J Norcross and deputy Joseph Fleetwood hold Walter Steever of Doylestown Pennsylvania as a suspected anarchist. He allegedly joined a gang that sent a letter to T Zurbrugg Philadelphia Watch Case Company Riverside threatening to kill him and blow up the plant unless 5000 dollars was left. Steever appeared at Riverside demanding information on the companys board house for young women and fired a revolver during a struggle, the bullet lodging in Edgar Pensingers watch.
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Mount Holly
N. J
John J. Norcross
Joseph RB. Fleetwood
Walter Steever
Doylestown
Penn
T. Zurbrugg
Philadelphia Watch Case Company
Riverside
Steever
Ade
Mr. Zurbrugg
Edgar Pensinger
Victoria Employees In Court On Liquor Charge
Henry Murdock a waiter and bartender at the Hotel Victoria on Broadway and 27th street was arraigned before Magistrate Waite in Jefferson Market Police Court for violating the Excise law. Detectives Weill and Murphy from the Tenderloin bought drinks at the hotels café Wednesday night. The hotel lacks a liquor tax certificate. The case was adjourned for a hearing. The bar was closed yesterday.
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Henry Murdock
Hotel Victoria
Broadway
27Th Street
Waite
Jeferson Market
Weill and Murphy
Tenderloin
Aged New Yorker Bets Bohemian Liner at Sea
In Boston June 14 F F Farley a sixty five year old New Yorker narrowly reached the Leyland liner Bohemian bound for Liverpool by hiring a tug to chase the ship and climbing a rope ladder to its deck His baggage was hauled up after him a cabman had delivered him to the wrong pier.
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iBy
the Tribune
Boston
F. F. Farley
New York
Liverpool
Downtown real estate spree ties up major properties
Century Realty and Alliance Realty bought six story 43 to 47 Chambers and 21 to 2 Reade streets for 700 000 with seller Russell Erwin Manufacturing Leasing yields around 30 000 annually. Nearby blocks hold Stewart Building and Carnegie Hall sites with varied auction sales and investor transfers on Lenox Avenue and 178th Street.
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Century Realty
Alliance Realty Companies
Chambers St
Reade St
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company
Stewart
Felix Isman
George R. Read & Co
56Th St
7Th Ave
Joseph P. Day
William P. Rooney
Carnegie Hall
Porter & Co
David Herman
Lenox Ave
136Th St
Plans Filed to Enlarge Four Story Residence on East 7th Street
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy by owner George T. Bonner to enlarge and remodel his four story and basement dwelling at 18 East 7th Street. A front and rear extension with a Colonial facade and central vestibuled entrance will include a second floor balcony and a mansard roof with an ornamental cornice. Estimated cost is $20,000 by architects Grosvenor Atterbury and John Almy Tompkins.
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Murphy
East 7Éth St
George T. Bonner
Grosvenor Atterbury
John Almy Tompkins
National Biscuit Co To Build Eight Story Fireproof Factory
The National Biscuit Company advances plans for an eight story fireproof factory on a 9 by 110 foot plot adjoining its home at 434 to 448 West 16th Street. The project, expected to cost 150000 dollars, lists A Zimmerman of Cincinnati as architect.
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The
National Biscuit Company
West 16Th St
A. Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Lord & Taylor Plan Sixth Story Mercantile Building
Murphy to construct a six story brick and limestone storefront for Lord & Taylor at 11 West 36th Street under a term lease. The building will be 25 feet by an unspecified depth with an extension and cost about $4,000. Owner is Mrs. T. T. Gaunt of Watermill Long Island.
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Murphy
Lord & Taylor
West 36Th St
T. T. Gaunt
Watermill
Long Island
Real Estate Transfers In Manhattan From Bohemian Realty Group
Thomas Capek and Morris Berg sell No 1446 Avenue A a five story tenement with stores to Rosalie Zipzer. Lincoln Bohemian Realty sells No 34 East 71st Street five story tenement to John Scully. Max Larschan sells No 410 East 7th Street five story tenement to Lincoln Bohemian Realty.
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Thomas Capek & Co
Morris Berg
Avenue A
Lincoln Bohemian Realty Corporation
Rosalie Zipzer
East 7Th St
John Trpisovsky
East 71St St
Bertha Waldman
John H. Scully
Max Larschan
Estate sells Broadway structure to Surety Realty
Folsom Brothers sold the five story basement and subbasement store and loft building No 810 Broadway adjoining Grace Church property to Surety Realty Company. The parcel measures 24 by 1115 feet. Seller was the Thomasaye estate. This is the first transfer in eighty six years.
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Folsom Brothers
Surety Realty Company
Broadway
Grace Church
Thomas ‘Aye
Realty deals flood city with multiple property sales
Gibbs & Kirby sold for the Ward estate a five story American basement dwelling at 316 West 91st street for occupancy. Numerous other firms sold tenement houses, flat houses, and stores across Manhattan, including addresses on East 7th, East 10th, East 16th, East 18th, and West 48th streets plus avenues and Edenwald parcels, to various buyers and investors.
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Gibbs & Kirby
Ward
91St St
Lowenstein, Papae & Co
Dr. Ploersheim
East Sith St
Richard Dickson
Frederick C. Fischer
Davis Ave
Prospect St
Pocher & Co
East 10Th St
Katharine Neidig
M. P. Maguire
E. V. Pescia & Co
Arthur E. Smith
Lafontaine Ave
David Amolskey
East 18Th St
M. Goldberger
Herman Goldberg
A. Begley
Ist Ave
Sith St
Sims & Mulzman
William Levine
M. Felix
Avenue B
Soth St
Joseph Gans
Michael Dunnent
Water St
J. Samuels
G. Goldstein
Ge SL
Wilcox & Shelton
Haber
Dwerkowitz & Haber
East
Otto Schwartzlerg
Brook Ave
187Th St
A. Stark
Mr. Bernstein
Parsons & Holzman
S. Sugalonitz
2D Ave
Leo Revere
Ist St
Henry M
Joel H. Ribeth
L. Dober
S. Neuman
Boston Road
Clarence Davies
Jefferson M. Levy
Edenwald
Hill, Bracken, Murdock
Nelson Aves
Siegel Brothers
Washington Ave
Jacob Cohen
A. Gerhard
Taylor St
Hoe St
Jennings St
Union Avenue Realty and Construction Company
Tinton Ave
Arthur G. Muhlker
Salo Klein
Michael Johannis
Lowenfeld & Prager
10Th Ave
S1th
37Th Sts
Anton J. Dittmar
36Th St
August J. Lauer
Meyer Freeman
37Th St
Charles I. Weinstein
David
Harry Lippman
101St St
Francis X. O'Connor
West 48Th St
Herman Reid
John J. Boylan
Kaskel, Bruder & Hahn
Auction Sales Yesterday Across Multiple Properties
Yesterday's sale roundup lists properties from Vesey Street to 3rd and 4th avenues, including multiple family dwellings, vacant lots, and stores. Notable transfers include W P Rooney acquiring several parcels for amounts up to 245 500 and N Levy paying 33 000 for 50 8x75 four story tenements with stores. The list features executors' sale of estates and bids on vacant lots, with bids ranging from 9 100 to 60 000 and explicit references to buildings in New York City neighborhoods and Cornwall on the Hudson properties.
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Vesey St
Joseph P Day
M J Kirby
Crosby St
Prince St
J Taylor
120Th’ St
Lexington Ave
Sth Ave
Sith St
Bedford St
Downing St
N Levy
Amsterdam Ave
T F Nugent
Vaccant
Schroder
30Th St
Bth
Longwood Ave
Fox and
Beck Sts
J Stich
174Th St
11Th Ave
10Th Ave
S7th
16Th Ave
Cornwall-on-the- Hudson
JJ Cochrane
Jean G Deane
Ith Ave
Mannion
Queens
Springfield Park
City Hall
Ma H Mare
Manhattan
Anhattan
Fisher'’S Island
New York
Island
Montauk Point
Watch Hall
Block Island
Plum Island
Connecticut
Chas. W. Gordon
Pisher
Greenwich
Conn
Sound
New Yorker
Argest Farm Agency
Shipman
Lewis Block
Buffalo
Arm
Branchville
Sussex County
Morris
Newton, N. J
Mortgage transfers on West End and Madison Avenues
A garbled OCR list shows multiple mortgage transactions including John Weber to John EB Ahrens for 15000 on 306 West and 451 West Henry to William Gratz for 75000 on West End Ave. Other items reference Frank Ca Arthur W Bingham 16000 and Benjamin Hirsch to David Sterz on Madison Ave. Various addresses and property notes appear, but details are incomplete.
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List St
Dore & Mamet
Lewanerington
Mary C Stawnton
89Th St
John Weber
John EB Ahrens
West End Ave
Henry
William Gratz
Ssth
West
Frank Ca
Arthur W Bingham
Mist St
Mary
Edward Stein
Madison Ave
Benjamin Hirsch
David Sterz
Ume M Ray
William Card
Mort
Broadway
Tne
kind-Feinberg Hrealty Company
William Wae Realty Operating Company
William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Company
Lewisohn
Building contracts listed for properties on avenues and streets
Multiple entries name Builders' Stone Contracting Company and other contractors against property owners including Louis Reiner Lena Cares Morris Wolf Hyman Goldman and Raphael Kamin. Addresses span Rivington Street Long Island City and Avenue A with various lot numbers and monetary figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivington St
Stone Contracting Company
Loula Reiner
Totsky
Ridges St
SO St
Stanton St
Lena Cares
Louis Sroka
Lubelsky
Ta Mth
Same
11St St
Louis Bornsser Rookstaver
Samuel F. Hoffbere
Morris Wolf
Hyman Goldman
Samuel F. Landsberg
Louis Reiner
Nm.s
of Pleasant Ave
Aos
Denpaadsvanenes
Raphael Kamin
Naething Leslie Tile Company
Savoneceracessse
Avenue A
E. H. Ogden Lumber Company
117Th St
Multi Property Listings Show Diverse Urban Developments
The notice lists several real estate projects including six story brick flat houses, five story brick storages, a four story brick garage, a two story brick office and store, and a five story brick lofts and store. It names owners architects and locations such as 50,000 and 80,000 dollar valuations, with addresses on Columbus Avenue Lenox Avenue and 36th Street among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Ave
Cohen & Kraft
Sen
Houge & Sloan
108Th St
Columbus Gve
Lixton
J. Schmid
J. Kastner
Wl West Sith ‘St
Rossiter Realty Cy
A. Sener
Building Loan Contracts From 1883 Notes
Fragmentary list of building loan contracts detailing borrowers and loan amounts. Names include Max Cohen Emanuel Glauber Bartholomew Mitchell Ignatz Rosenweig Morris Levenking Aaron Goodman and Joseph Goodman. Properties described by street addresses and dimensions appear with multiple lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson St. Ms
Ft. E
Prospect Ave
Max Cohen
Emanuel Glauber
Abner Realty Company
Ignatz Rosenweig
Charles 1
Max Weinstein
Morris Lev Enking
N. A
2D Ave
Aaron Goodman
Joans Joseph Goodman
George Schupfer
Eastchester Road Buildings and Dwellings Listed With Owners
A garbled 19th or early 20th century property notice lists multiple structures along Eastchester Road near N. H. & H. Railway. Items include a two story brick laboratory for Snelling & Potter. a one story frame dwelling. a two story frame dwelling. a one story brick stable. and a six story brick flat or tenement with various dimensions and architects E A Meyers, Elward Meyers, and firms Simon Kurzman Segall. Several values are stated up to 45 000, with locations at Van Nest and Heaves, Van Nest and Herringaves, Courtlandt Avenue, and 140th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastchester Road
W. S Soo
N. H
Snelling & Potter, Soom, Gaccags Ceagsvand Vsdcuean
van Nest and Heaves
Snelling & Potter
Satisfied mechanics liens list with multiple notices
A historical roster of mechanics lien matters with numerous addresses and parties. Entries include J Feinstein vs Max Zwerdling and North River Insurance, John Colleran & Bro against North River, Frank Mayer against Aimee Ath Street block, Sheet Metal Works against Bingha PRR-rede, and others. Dates range 1900 to 1908 with multiple bond actions and bond values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludiow
Max Zwerdling
J. Feinstein
Ds Presences
William St
John Colleran & Bro
North River Insurance Company
Aimee Ath
West
Frank
Saace L. Mayer
Nicholas
W. Corner
Sheet Metal Works
Bingha Prr - Rede Company
Suffolk St
Charles Goldstein
Max Sorta
Prospect Ave
Bond
Saressercees
Grassi Davento Et al
cAddinequse Somod
Carmelo Pallazanotio
Same
Leonanio Masonetti Agt
Wth St
John J. Doody
Julie B. Reeve
Asain Ahastagnatan Ee
Clinton Ave
Ws _Gatena Construction Company
Jacob Jung Et al
Kos Ausene Geldave
Alexander “McMurray & Co
August Kuhn
Property Actions and Foreclosures Listed in Wakefield and Bronx
A set of legal notices details partition actions in Wakefield involving Kitty Wheeler and Isaac Chaitin foreclosures in the Bronx on mortgage liens against George Langbein properties. Other cases include partitions for Alice Jones executrix and specific performance actions against Philip Liberman and Margaret Agher of Fares, with respective attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Ave
N. W
Dayton C. Belknap
Kitty A. Wheeler
Johnston & Johnston
100Th St
Max Gieely
Philip Liber
H. M. Goldbergthave
Patrick Kealy
Margaret Agher
Fares
Rose & Putzel
Satisfied Judgments Listed With Debtor and Creditor Pairs
The list records judgments filed recently with the first name as the debtor and the second as the creditor, naming entities such as Darwin Alter Brill, Dannenbaum, William, National Butchers and Drovers Bank, and various individuals and organizations. Dates range across 1900 to 1908 with many entries marked canceled or vacated, including cases involving New York Telephone, The New York Edison Company, and other firms.
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Griffins
Raymond L
Society
N. D
J. F. Het
Celled Merchant
William A. C
E. F. Merchant
Silberberg
Abraham Za I
People's Guaranty
Scott
Charles I
W. A
al Cunningham
Edward F
F. L. Bullard
German-Amercan Insurance Company
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Lis Pendens
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Clay Ave
Maneer Ee
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White Flains
Westchester County
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Tarrytown
Rles MN
Fine View
Robt Wellstood & Son
Greenwich, On
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Suffern
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R. R
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Cranford
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Woodside Height
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J. D. Dean
Patchogue
Beach
Nassau St
Furcoete
J. B. Swezey
Ke L
E. S. Randall
Freeport
Wirixa
Ingens
Farma
Cal
Henry HL Skinner
Port Jefferson
Long Toland
Francis Sage
Winsted
Newport
Rhode Island
Bellevue Avenue
A.yd. Taylor
Bellevue Ave
Whitehouse & Porter
Sthare
Windsor Arcade
Lawrence Park House
Anderson
New Haven Station
Mount Vernon
Thousand Island
Frena
George
Benjamin F. Meyer
Gorman
Peter
Ludwig Seholem
al Goldberg
Jacob
Abraham Altschul
Costa
Guterding
Ferdinand Westheimer Gabler
John
Nellie B. Peck
Gettlies Louis
Sommerfeld Gardner
Alexs
Gretner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!