Retirement pressure and officer moves in Navy board plans
Washington June 17 The Navy considers retirements to create vacancies for younger officers as a June board weighs promotion risk. Orders list Army and Navy assignments, ship movements include arrivals at New London Boston and Cavité with vessels such as Denver Cleveland Wasp and Rainbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Navy Department
Navy
ARMY
Robert
Welsh
Field Artillery
Michigan National Guard
Joseph A. Worthington
Harrison
Fort Oglethorpe
Fieet
George R. Spalding
Corps of Engineers
Southwestern Division
Denver
Department of the Colorado
Robert A. Patterson
Hospital Corps
Harry L. Gilchrist
John Q. Adams
Culver Miliary Academy
J. Millard Little
30Th Infantry
Georgia Military College
Samuel Frankenberger
3D Field Artillery
Peeksk
Fort Preble
Fort Myer
Joseph L. Sanford
Fort Washington
Fort Barrancas
J. K. Barton
Naval Academy
Navy Yard
League Ind
R. G. Denig
League Island
Nicetown
F. W. Bartlett
H. N. Jenson
Chicago
R. B Strassburger
Naval Hospital
New York
Meyflower
H. G. Beyer
Cleveland
Port Seid
New London
Illinois
Boston
Virginia
Georgia
New Jersey
Louisiana
Provincetown
Supply
Cavité
Wasp
Fernandina
Hannibal
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Che-Foo
Rainbow
Rhode Island
Olongapo
Newport
Bradford
Norfolk
Mayflower Yacht Repaired for Presidential Use after Long Home-Waters Run
The Mayflower, converted yacht now at Brooklyn Navy Yard, logged about thirteen thousand miles in home waters since February 1. Under Lt. Cmdr. A. T. Long with Lt. Shackford as navigator, it ferried officials including Taft and Roosevelt, carried Kuroki and the Duke of Abruzzi, and hosted the Jamestown exposition entourage before return for alterations. Connecticut battleship and Tacoma cruiser also in yard for repairs and maintenance. The Fire Island lightship undergoes bronze bolt replacement in drydock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Navy Yard
A. T. Long
Chauncey Shackford
Washington Navy Yard
Truman H. Newberry
Navy
Atlantic
Norfolk
Gulf Coast
Guantanamo
Cuba
Taft
Panama
Roosevelt
Charleston
S. C
Mount Vernon
Kuroki
Duke of the
Georgia
Connecticut
Navy Yard
Tacoma
Denver
Benjamin Tappan
Bostwick
Fire Island
Army Balloon Voyage Reported From Washington to Harrisburg
Captain C D Chandler of the signal corps reported the army balloon voyage on June 4 from Washington to Harrisburg with two companions. The War Department accepted the balloon and may consider purchasing more in the fall. The craft traveled 103.8 miles in about 4 hours 30 minutes at speeds near 35 mph, with gas expansion due to partly cloudy weather and an overall weight of 2402 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. D. Chandler
Signal Corps
Army
Harrisburg
Penn
War Department
Signal Office
Gence
Captain Winslow Treated Wines as Household Effects
Captain Winslow of the cruiser Charleston paid 205 in duties after sailors landed 29 cases of imported champagne and other wine, two boxes of cigars, and ugies without concealment. Officials questioned duty, he argued goods were household effects not subject to tax. Secretary Cortelyou asked for a full written report on the case from the San Diego collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
San Diego
Cal
Charleston
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Miss Teets Declared Insane Over Evil Spirit Claim
Miss Jane Teets, an heiress with a quarter of a $200 000 estate, is ruled insane after hearings at White Plains. Doctors testify she is paranoid and dominated by an evil spirit, while she has been confined at Bloomingdale Asylum for four years. Her brothers Joseph and Alonzo Teets filed the commission request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Teets
Bloomingdale
White Plains
Miss Teets
Sister of accused to Bloomingdale after spree
Joseph Teets described his sister as a spendthrift who bought fine dresses and pawned them then locked herself away and drank heavily. He found five hundred empty whiskey and gin bottles. Miss Teets testified she was possessed by an evil spirit of Miss Jackson and said she is being treated by an absent influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Teets
Bloomingdale
Miss Teets
Miss Jackson
Riverside Drive condemnation hearing ends without decision
A select committee led by Controller Metz holds a hearing on Riverside Drive widening between 158th and 165th streets. Property owners contest awards of 32 277 a lot, demand new commissioners, and form a 500 member association to press for ending current condemnation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Metz
Ahearn
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Riverside Drive
158Th
165Th Streets
Mayer Auerbach
Beals
Auerbach
T. F. Conway
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
L. F. Smith
Grifenhagen
Griff
Stern
G. J. Fleischmann
Controller Metz
Fleischmann
Big East 61st St Sale Report Follows Real Estate Deals
Real estate news highlights transfers led by City Investing Company president Robert E Dowling leasing the old Church Street police station at Liberty and Church for 21 years at 500000 total. MaxZipkes plans a Chinatown three story arcade building. Henry D Winans May and William P Rooney brokered multiple building sales including 17 East 61st Street and 4 West 61st Street five story houses. Kohler sold flats at 2771 and 2273 7th Ave and Acropolis Realty sold 2330 ith Ave for investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Dowling
City Investing Company
Charles S Kohler
Jastrow Alexander
Maximilian Zipkes
Henry D. Winans & May
William P. Rooney
Dowling
Church Street
Liberty and
Church Streets
Alexander
Chinatown
East 61St St
J. C. Lyons Building and Operating Company
Charles S. Kohler
George Achenbach
Acropolis Realty Company
Baum & Liebesman
Ith Ave
Isaac Woolf
West Sid St
St Nicholas Avenue Deal Sees House Sold to Mina Darker
G F Gregory sells the four story and basement house at 700 St Nicholas Ave to Mina Darker. The property sits on a 19 by 110 foot lot and the purchaser will occupy the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Nicholas Ave
G. F. Gregory
Mina
Foreclosure Action On Major Mortgage In Manhattan Ave Property
Simon E. Bernheimer has filed in the Supreme Court to foreclose a $123,000 mortgage on property along the west side of Manhattan avenue between 107th and 108th streets. The plot measures 201.10 by 100 feet and the mortgage was executed on May 2, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon E. Bernheimer
Supreme Court
Northwestern Realty Company
Manhattan Ave
107Th
108Th Sts
Five Story East 12th Street House Leased for Business
Frederick Fox & Co. lease five story dwelling at 17 East 12th to J. A. Grant of Tarrytown for long term use. Lessee will immediately alter the building for business purposes. Gross & Gross represented Mrs. Grant in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fox & Co
J. A. Grant
Tarrytown
N. Y
East 12Th Et
Gross & Gross
Grant
Remodelling Planned for Vesey Street Building
Plans filed to remodel and modernize the five story Vesey Street office and loft building at the southwest corner of Vesey and Church streets. Isaac Greenwood estate owner. Architects Gillespie and Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey ST
Vey and
Church Sts
Isaac Greenwood
Gillespie & Carroll
Daly Ave Plot Trade In The Bronx Sale Details
John A Breinmetz and J J McCaffrey sold a pipe plot measuring 110 feet at the northeast corner of Daly avenue and 178th street to Wahlig Sonsin Company. In exchange the sellers received a six story tenement house with stores at 174 Street and Bathgate avenue, The Bronx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Ave
John A. Breinmetz
J. J. McCaffrey
178Th St
Wahlig & fSonsin Company
174 Street
Bathgate Ave
Bronx
Hebrew Congregation Buys Forest Avenue Plot for Synagogue
The Hebrew Congregation of the Beth Hamedrash Ha gotol in The Bronx purchased a 63 by 84 foot plot on the west side of Forest Avenue near 160th Street from Arban Realty Company via Reiter and Newman. A synagogue costing $50,000 will be built on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Congregation
Beth Hamedrash Hagotol
Bronx
Arban Realty Company
Reiter & Newman
Forestave
160Th St
First Belle Harbor Property Auction Nets Big Sum
The season's opening sale by Joseph P. Day on Saturday disposed of all 191 lots and two cottages for 122125 dollars. Thomas A. Connolly bought a cottage and three Dennison avenue lots for 6000 dollars while Frank M. Clute paid 5125 dollars for the other house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Harbor
Joseph P. Day
Dennison Ave
Thomas A. Connolly
Frank M. Clute
Realty Notes A Morriston house rented to Freischman and other city deeds
The country department of Pease and Elliman rents the Morriston New Jersey country house of James T. Pyle to Charles M. Freischman. Plans filed for remodeling 21 West 10th Street Manhattan to Calvin Tomkins owner, including a fourth story gym and American basement at an estimated cost of 12000.
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Pease & Elliman
James T. Pyle
Morriston
N. J
Charles M. Freischman
Murphy
West 10Th St
Calvin Tomkins
Rossiter & Wright
W. Clarence Martin
Merrick Road
Babylon
Long Island
Apostolo K. Ringa
J. Arthur Fischer
Sixth Ave
39Th St
Enrico V. Pescia & Co. Inc
Real estate transfers of multiple properties cited in city listings
Ponter and Crawford sold a 26 by 161 foot plot on Kingsbridge Terrace east side south of Kingsbridge Road to Dr. L M Nealy for John H Deane. Benjamin Menschel resold No 82 East 34th Street a six story double tenement with stores on lot 25 by 100.7 feet bought from the Ebel estate J C Hough handles Teeter No 202 West List Street five story flat house on Plot 37.6 by 102.2 feet. Marta A Swift sold No 126 East 29th Street story dwelling on lot 20 by 9.9 feet to a McFete corn for business use. G A Turner was broker. Mechanics National Bank sold to Max M Pullman No 1400 Avenue A northwest corner 75th Street a five story tenement house on 25.6 by 75 feet. Ernst Cahn Realty sold for De Salva and Green No 447 Wendover Avenue a six story new law house on plot 43.6 by 100 feet. Also sold for a client a plot 50 by 100 feet east side of Washington Avenue 110 feet south of 1724 ft. J Haggerty sold for James C McCarthy No 1216 Hee Avenue a three family house on 25 by 100 feet to Edward O Connor.
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Ponter & Crawford
Kingsbridge Terrace
Kingsbridge Road
John H. Deane
L. M. Nealy
Benjamin Menschel
East 34
Ebel
Marta A. Swift
McFete Corn
G.A. Turner
Mechanics’ National Bank
Max M. Pullman
Avenue A
75Th St
Ernst-Cahn Realty Company
de Salva & Green
Wendover Ave
Washington Ave
J. Haggerty
James C. McCarthy
Hee Ave
Edward O'Connor
General Market Report Shows Mixed Coffee and Cotton Activity
Liquidation in coffee was modest with steady undertone as Brazilian and European markets showed little disruption. Cotton remained nervy and irregular with futures down modestly while spot prices held. activity centered on crop conditions in the Southwest and oil and grain market influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Brazil
Prees Dispatches
Saoaulo
United States
York
Rio
Cape
Santos
Victoria
Germany
Weather Bureau
Washington Today
Beans and Peas Market Slips Amid High Prices in New York
New York June 17 1907 beans and peas market shows slight weakness for small white beans while California lima prices rise sharply. Quotations cover marrow kidney and various canned beans with receipts and trade activity mixed. Fresh eggs and dairy items fluctuate with firm demand for prime creamery products and ample mid to lower grades.
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Norfolk
Bermuda
Texas
Maine
Mary—land
Virginia
Charleston
Savannah
Florida
Boston
Long Island
Jersey
New Orleans
Maryland
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
New York
Hudson River Railroad
Erie
Pennsylvania
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore & Ohio
Central of New Jersey
Toledo
Timothy
Allike
California Jima
Lima
California
Mercantile Exchange
Liverpool
Tennessee
Do Baldwin
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Western
Perth
Ile
Ife
Broilers
Philadelphia
Livestock Price List from Newton & Co and Others
The report covers lambs and sheep trading including Virginia and Kentucky stock at varied weights and prices, Ohio and state lamb lots, and totals for h og receipts. Detailed figures show per hundredweight prices, weight measures, and breed notes from multiple dealers including Tobin & Shannon Judd & Co S Sanders Andrew Mullen John P Nelson and W R Hume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton & Co
Virginia Lambs
Virginia
Virginia Bucks
Tobin & Shannon
Kentucky Lambs
Ohio
Kentucky
Judd & Co
S. Sanders
Andrew Mullen
WSS Sc
John P. Nelson
W. R. Hume
European product market dull yet firm futures on grains
Liverpool June 17 closing disclosures show wheat and corn futures firm with July 104 and September 7s. spot prices for Western winter wheat and old Northern corn steady. Canadian peas and winter flour patents steady, along with Hops in London. other commodities including beef pork bacon lard and oils listed with mixed dullness and firmness cues.
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New York
BSO
Ely
Chicago
Serger Tee
London
Standard
Cleveland
Northern
Transacions
Standard Foundry
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Philadeia
Bhaivac
City
Calcutta
Liverpool
California
Pacific Coast
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Army and Navy News
Mayflower
WANT
Big East 61St ST. Sale
West Side
Transactions IN Realty
J.C. Hough
Sidney M Teeter
West List St
Eals Bos
General Market Report
SF Sacs
Gulf
Galveston
Mobile
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Manchester
New York Produce Exchange
Western Steady
City Steady
Kansas
Shorts
Missourri
Northwest Bulls
Berlin
Budapest
Paris
Broomhall
Seaboard
Duluth
Lower West
Northwest Commission
Danube
Kansas City
Omaha
West
Besf
India
ED Hogs
Mid- S
America
Japan
Patrangoon
Country Produce Market
Jersey City
Sixtieth St
Fortieth St
Weehawken
Seiele
Schwarzschild & S
Ss. Bovie
Minnehaha
Schwarzschild & S St. Louis
J. Shamberg & Son
Morris Beef Co
Morris Beef
Morris Hee Armour & St. Louis
Swift Beef Co
Majestic
Cudahy Packing Co
Vussepeveawes
Mace and
Nas An
Shiladelphia
Portland
Montreal
Glasgow
Bristol
Lancaster County
Z. Minnick
Linc
Cevic
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
J Shamberg & Son
Newton
Sanders
Kerns Commission Company
Judd & Co. & Bulls
V. J. Shamberg & Son
Helfer
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
John Ducey
J. G. Curtis & Son
G. & L. &. Dillenback
Otis & Co
Ss. Juda & Co
Tobins& Shannon
Kerna Commission Co
ST MO
Indiana
McPherson & Co
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Liberty Street
Trust & Banking Dept
Manhattan
Montague Street
Brooklys
Trust & Banking
Ruland & Whiting Company
Downton Business Property
Geekman “Street
Long Island City Factory CO
Nassau ST
Elle Terre Estates, Inc
Dean Alvord
Broadway, N. Y
Trinity
Broadway
Brooklyn Property
Ackerson
Fiske Terrace
Flatbush
T. B_. Ackerson Company
Parkville
Brooklyn
R. T. Wnaughton
Long Island Real Estate
Country Property
Ossining
Thom Peary
New House
Ful View
John Perry CO
Fultes St
Haworth
Franklin Society
Park Row
Cor. Beekman St. N
van Cortlandt Terrace
van Cortlandt Park
David Stewart
Norwich
Conn
Henry Gardner
Alfred H. Beebe
Admi
Ee Nea Acres
Hariem R. R
Frank W. Wolfe
Mt Vernon
Hewlett
L. L
Peauss & Eluiman
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Bellevue Ave
Batley’s
Harris & Vaughan
Adirondacks
J. W. DU
City Hall
Outhampton
Shinnecock Hills
Southampton
J. & T. Adikes
Fulton St
Jamas
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