Lusitania turbine liner marks bold British maritime push
London reports on the Cunard Lusitania at Clydebank as a daring turbine ship trial aimed at 25 knot speed. The piece notes Admiralty backing, previous turbine tests, and the aim to restore UK maritime leadership amid postwar rivals and German challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Clydebank
Cunard Zoine
Chamberlain
South Africa
Germany
Brunel
Drake
Old England
Britain
Brighton
Arundel
Newhaven
Dieppe
Calais
Dover
Neptune Bank
Cunard
Allan
Midland Railway Company
New York
England
Clyde
Labor leader cites Congress barriers and police abuses
President Samuel Gompers reports on pending federal measures and labor rights. He notes the Eight Hour bill delay, judiciary subterfuge on injunctions, pilots system repeal efforts, and complains of House leadership hindrances. He mentions Idaho and Colorado governors and Porto Rico police brutality cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Congress
Committee On Labor of the
House
Judiciary Committee of the
Littlefield
Maine
Gompers
Roosevelt
Frye
Cannon
House of Representatives
Idaho
Colorado
Moyer, Heywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Porto Rico
Boy Found Tied to Railroad Tracks in New York
Benjamin Stott ten-year-old Fort Edward resident was found exhausted and bound to Delaware and Hudson tracks between Fort Edward and Sandy Hill. A track walker freed him before a train could strike. He reported two young men abducted him and lashed him to the rails. police hunt the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N. Y
Benjamin Stott
Delaware & Hudson
Fort Edward
Sandy Hill
Two Wrecks in Gale Off Newfoundland Coast
The schooner Camena with forty five fishermen and Ocean Queen with thirteen aboard were driven ashore on the north coast and crews escaped. Wreckage from Dauntless found, feared lost with all hands. Two other schooners driven seaward reported later. heavy fishing-property damage along the seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
N. F
Camena
Dauntless
Cape Cod Canal Financed. Parsons to Supervise
Promoters of the New York and Boston Cape Cod Canal announce Belmont syndicate and Lee Higginson & Co have arranged financing. William Barclay Parsons, famed for building the New York subway, will supervise construction. Railroads have withdrawn opposition. canal slated for sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Boston
New York and Boston Cape Cod Canal
Belmont Syndicate
New York
Lee, Higginson & Co
William Barclay Parsons
Buffalo and Lackawanna Traction Company Formed
Incorporation papers filed in Erie County show Buffalo Lackawanna Traction Company organized to operate a new electric street car line within Buffalo. Capital stock is 1,000,000. Directors include Joseph B. Mayer William F. Sheehan Charles H. Werner Marshall J. Dodge J C Caltlech John Burke Charles V. Nellany Ashley T. Cole Oscar F. Georgi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Buffalo
Buffalo & Lackawanna Traction Company
Mmite
Joseph B. Mayer
New York
William F. Sheehan
Charles H. Werner
Marshall J. Dodge
J. C. Caltlech
John Or Burke
Charles V. Nellany
Ashley T. Cole
Oscar F. Georgi
Bunuio
New York Capitalists Buy Nashville and Huntsville Rail Line
The Nashville & Huntsville Railroad is sold by J. H. Connor and associates to undnamed New York capitalists. The line will connect Nashville with Birmingham and Pensacola. T. M. Steger of Nashville is elected president. Purchasers aim to complete the Nashville segment within fourteen months.
May Musical Festival Report Shows Higher Receipts
Cincinnati stockholders of the May Musical Festival Association report the seventeenth biennial festival netted 43 700 17 in receipts, up from prior years, with total festival expenses around 39 9466 and orchestra costs 11 003 06. A treasurer's report shows a cash balance of 1 793 98 after debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cincinnati
May Musical Festival Association
Aes
Suit for receiver filed over De Forest Wireless firm
Henry Snyder of New York files suit in the federal Circuit Court against Abraham Schwartz also known as Abraham White his wife Cora Teresa White the De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company and American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company. The suit asks an injunction to stop encumbrance or transfer of assets and alleges Snyder owns 700 shares at $10 par totaling $7,000 with claims of stock transfers concealed from creditors. The action concerns about $1,000,000 linked to the reorganized company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
The
Tribune
St. Louis
de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company
Federal Circuit
Henry Snyder
New York
Abraham Schwartz
Abraham White
Cora Teresa White
American de Forest Wireless Telegraph Compsny
Sult Alog
Schwartz
White
Snyder
de Forest Wireless Telegraph Cmpany
American de Forest Cmpany
IV Forest Company
Ock
Nurse Killed By City Car At 18th Street Crash
Catherine Hooks, a nurse from Lying-In-Hospital on Second Avenue and 18th Street, was killed when a surface car struck her en route home after visiting Harlem friends. Mary Gordon was injured as the motorman Martin Kelley and conductor Albert Davis were arrested on homicide charges.
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Catherine Hooks
Second Avenue
18Th Street
Third Avenue
Mary Gordon
Martin Kelley
Albert Davis
East 22d Street
Harlem
Miss Hooks
19Th Street
Miss Gordon
Doctors Call Youths Less Practical Than Ten Years Ago
Dr. Leonard Wilcox warned in New York that young physicians today focus more on theory than practice. He urged medical schools to stress therapeutics and drug use, saying new graduates know little about compounding and quickly become therapeutic nihilists. Dr. F. E. Stewart spoke on pharmacist temptations toward quackery and supported the American Pharmacologic Society’s efforts to curb patent medicines, advocating unity of medical and pharmaceutical professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York College of Pharmacy
Leonard Wilcox
Wilcox
F. E. Stewart
American Pharmacologic Society
Stewart
Black Hand Men Shot In Heilwood Outrage
In Heilwood Pennsylvania three Italians suspected of association with the Black Hand attempted to extort money from Giuseppe Castino. Castino shot and killed one attacker and wounded another. a third fled but later surrendered. One man died, another lay dying, while the third eluded capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Indiana
Penn
Heilwood
Here
Giuseppe Castino
Castino
Sunday Ruffians Fined For Subway Disorder
Police arrested numerous youths returning from Bronx Park and Fort George after Sunday disturbances on subways and elevated trains. Magistrate Mayo fined Fred Peiffer William Ferrier Milford Settle and George Clark ten dollars each. William Mayer Lazarus Goodman and Abram Shilkowski were fined ten dollars on a Third Avenue train. Thomas Gearns 38 of 612 East 188th Street was jailed for defaulting on a ten dollar fine.
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Bronx Park
Fort George
Mayo
Fred Peiffer
William Ferrier
Milford Settle
George Clark
William Mayer
Lazarus Goodman
Abram Shilkowski
Third Avenue
Thomas Gearns
East 188Th Street
Ruffians Throw Woman From Car on Wyckoff Avenue
Eugene Huber of 10 Knickerbocker Avenue Williamsburg, arraigned on disorderly conduct, was also sought on assault charges after a dozen assailants attacked Charles and Mrs Boss as they changed cars at Wyckoff and Myrtle. Both sustained scalp wounds. Mrs Boss suffered a concussion. Huber was later arrested and held on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Huber
Knickerbocker Avenue
Williamsburg
Charles Boss
Wyckoff Avenue
Car Collision Near West Islip Kills Horse
Bayshore resident Oliver Oakley and local resident Joel Smith were involved in a collision in front of the Rockaway Wilson place when a touring car struck a carriage. The horse was killed and the runabout wrecked. Oakley claims Smith was on the wrong side of the road. The car sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayshore
Long Island
Oliver BR. Oakley
Joel Smith
Wilson Place
West Islip
Oakley
Smith
Association crippled by thefts prompts winding up
Paterson June 18. Directors of the Manchester Building and Loan Association resolve to wind up the affairs after peculations by ex Mayor William H. Belcher and George W. Allee. Stockholders will vote at a special meeting June 29. Belcher was counsel and Allee secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Paterson
William H. Belcher
George Ww. Allee
The
Manchester Building and Loan Association
Belcher
Allee
Miscellaneous 1900s Financial Names and Dates Found in Page Fragment
The fragment lists numerous names such as Alden Spears Sons Company S C Alger and Samuel H Cohen with dates from 1904 to 1906. Entries reference banks and commissions, with scattered amounts like 116 00 and 1 400 00. Also appears Manhattan Railway Company and Interborough Rapid Transit Company with executors and dates including February 24 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Spears Sons Company
S. C. Alger
Sveesereeseers
Eame
Bratsted
Samuel—H .Cohen
Dauch
George—S. Levine
T Dreamland
New York Edison ¢ Company
Ees Ae Tesnerenderossevesss
Freifeld
Henry
Monroe Bank
Lis Reece
Freifeld, Harry
Leah Ondelman
Prpetse Bank
Ryes Eee
Krainin
Theodore
J. Feldman
Seyman—Aa
Manhattan Railway Company
J. Burke
S. Clemons
Manhattan Railway
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
S. Clemons Et al
Saosin Ors Cerses
Silverman
Arthur E
Foreclosure and litigation notices for multiple clients in Suffolk area
Summary lists foreclosure and specific performance actions including Golden & Cohen vs Samuel Rosenfeld and Samuel Ruth vs Frederick A Downes. Attorneys Manheim & Manheim and others referenced with docket notes and locations on Rivington Street and Theate Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk St. W
Rivington St
Golde & Cohen
Samuel Rosenfeld
Manheim & Manheim
Henry
William Levy
Isacc Levy
Osteeney Ie
Madison Avenue House Sold in New York Remains Detailed
Mrs Lillian B Hyde bought the four story Madison avenue dwelling at the southwest corner of 40th street and an alley lot 27.1 by 120 feet for 280000. The Donovan estate sale involved No 28 Madison ave and the deal closed yesterday. Multiple property transactions and remodelling plans across blocks near Park Row William Street and Broadway were reported with various mortgages and developments noted.
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Lillian B. Hyde
Donovan
Madison Ave
40Th St
An & Lot
Woodstock
West 43d St
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
D. E. Wald
William R. H. Martin
Broadway
31St St
Union Dime Savings Institution
Browning, King & Co
McAdoo Terminal
Douglas Realty Company
Riverside Drive
List St
Frank E. Wallis
Knap & Co
Thomas J. Meehan
Amsterdam Ave
I. J. Moyer
Balles
Evening Post Moves to New Vesey Street Home
The Evening Post plans a thirteen story plus two basement building in Vesey street designed by Robert D. Kohn. Built by Hiditz & Son, the white and green facade features copper colored mansard roofs and large dormer windows to light the top floor newsroom.
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Evening Post
Vesey Street
Robert D. Kohn
Hiditz & Son
Fifth Avenue
George Kuhn Buys 55 Lots in Unionport Estate Deal
George Kuhn through Arnold and Byrne purchases fifty five lots from the Philip A Smyth estate located on Avenue A 34 and 4th Streets and Westchester Creek. He plans to bulkhead the entire property and construct docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kuhn
Arnold & Byrne
Philip A. Smyth
Unionport
Avenue A
4Th Sts
Westchester Creek
Mr. Kuhn
Loft Building Planned on Sixth Avenue for Eliza A Thorne
Plans filed with Superintendent Murphy for a six story loft and store building at 376 Sixth Ave for Eliza A Thorne. The 246 by 90 foot iron and glass facade will be trimmed with limestone, costing $20,000 and leased by Nathan Sobel. Architects Schwartz and Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Eliza A. Thorne
6Th Ave
Nathan Sobel
Schwartz & Gross
Weidenfeld Buys Underhill Property at Oyster Bay
Camille Weidenfeld bought the Francis P. Underhill estate located midway between Oyster Bay village and Sagamore Hill. The about twelve acre parcel fronts the bay for roughly one thousand feet and is reported to have sold for around $200,000.
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Francis P. Underhill
Oyster Bay
Long Island
President Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Camille Weidenfeld
Realty Transactions Move Numerous Manhattan Buildings
The N Morgenstern buys the five story triple flat house at 2d Ave and 90th St from C Wissmann. Many other properties change hands including four, five and six story tenement houses on East and West Side streets, with stores, plots ranging 25 to 125 feet, and owners such as Dessauer Werdenschlag Isidor Brokaw Unterberg estate James Etchingham and S Willard & Co involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wissmann
2D Ave
90Th St
A. M. Kirtland
Sarah Blauvelt
East List St
Dessauer & Werdenschlag
M. Frande
Th St
BE. V. Peseia & Co
Daniel W. Harrett
Sullivan St
Isidor D. Brokaw
M. Corday
Fast 4Th St
H. L. Suydam & Co
H. Reubenstone & Sons
156Th St
A. Pincus
Hudson View
138Th St
Unterberg
110Th St
Max Mittenthal
East 89Th St
East 83d St
I. Dernberger
Frank G. Weiss
East 8d
James J. Etchingham
Henry Wittenberg
West
Joseph F. Feist
John Vogel
West H St
Pocher & Co
West Élst St
Louisa Wagner
Samuel Baumgarten
Rivington St
Suffolk St
Towenstein, Papae & Co
A. Friedman
Wexler & Posner
S. Willard & Co
Augustanberg
West 17Th St
Goodale & Son
Patrick Devine
Lind Ave
166Th St
Auctions Today At 14 Vesey Street And City Properties
Auction sales list multiple parcels including 8 182 ft of 160th, 16.5x120.1x20.7x120.2 story dwellings, and 26 acres around Spuyten Duyvil area. Properties include 4003 Park Ave, 653 West End Ave corner 2nd St, and several bank foreclosures with towns and avenues named. Attorneys and referees listed. tax amounts cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph P
Clinton Ave
160Th At
Park Ave
175Th St
Empire City Savings Bank Agt
Sanderson
Dayton
Moses Feltenstein
West End Ave
Atory Bk
Empire Mortgage Co
Daly
Terry
Atty
J F Joyce
Spuyten Niyvil
Riverdale
Arlington
Johnson
Cambridge
Fairfield
Oxford and Netherland Aves
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway
Hayden
Suyden
Word
Attys
Gilroy, Jr
Auction sales yesterday at multiple New York properties
A set of executor and voluntary sales reported for properties along Vesey Street Sedgwick Avenue Kingsbridge Road and nearby streets. Transactions include parcels sold to Naneheim Maxwell Cromwell Wilson Joveshof Long and others with prices ranging from about 1 000 to 28 400.
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Vesey St
James L
Kingsbridge Terrace
Kingsbridge Road
Catharine
Skennton
HP & PF Wilson
Mortgage transfers and property deeds in city records
Readable fragments list multiple mortgage transfers and property parcels. Units include 270.8 ft west of Tet Avenue to Horwitz, 100 Madison Avenue corner 50th Street, 150th Street block segments, and parcels on Columbus Avenue Orchard Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Notable amounts: 100,000. 46,000. 63,000. 92,000.4 with entities Mishkind Feinberg Realty, Realty Improvement Company, and Edward A Davis among others.
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Rivington St
Mitchel Leman
Morris Scherzer
34Th St
2D Ave
Mark Ash
Julius Steinfeld
7Th St
Nes
Avenue B
7Th
7Th Sts
Abraxim Gronowitz
Solomon Mingelgreen
Rieser
David Rieser
Sth
S3d St
James A Garland
Lloyd
Bryce
Amsterdam
Saul Eder
Rosalie H Lewinson
Columbus Ave
Thomas J Meehan
Hertha Beekman
Mott St
Francis R Stabile
Ida Machiz
Monroe St
Pike St
Montgomery St
Posner
Morris Koslow
Cnc
Svbecs
Madison St
Joseph Silverman
Samuel Kaufman
David Lion
Morris Janes
Saar
Judson
Abraham J Rose
Israel D Shiawhetzski
Max Wire
Edgecomb Ave
106Th St
Bvasa Gan Tg Soem
70Th St
Willy
Johanna Schwartz
Harry A Cochrane
Barnett Freedman
Samuel Schechner
Cohen
Esther Eisenberg
Albert Hardy
Piro
Elig & Carilp Et al
Louis Horwits
Mortguas
Eatindy
100Th St
Nathan Loewy
Edward A Davis
Jn. Sion Cilelcn Sacs Séceea Kesh
Madison Ave
Realty Improvement Company
Benjamin Storeees
150Th St
Gox
Mishkind-Feinberg Realty Company
Jerome J Wilson
Orchard St
Morris Davis
Philip Goldberg
Mechanics' Liens and Property Details on 147th Street Area
List of mechanics liens across multiple blocks with agents owners and contractors. Includes 147th St 519 West Max Litowich agent for Abraham C Weingarten and Paul C owners, Freeman contractor. multiple Ross Lumber Company liens against Louis Reiner and others. Putnam Holding Company with Story & Fuckinger contractors. Bloomburg Foundry with Gotham Building and Brown-Ketcham Iron Works. plus various East and West 117th to 128th Street liens listing owners agents and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
147Th St
Max Litowich
Abraham C. Weingarten
Paul C
Ey Freeman
Louis Reiner
117Th St
4Th Ave
28Th St
Story & Fuckinger
Putnam Holding Company
Thompson & Moran
86Th St
Central Park West
Bloomsburg Foundry and Engineering Works
Gotham Building and Contracting Company
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Hyman Ginsberg
Joseph Schrier
Max Schlesinger
Dasdon
Eesex St
Henry Blepian
Jacob
Raum
Wenessen Gees E
Pleasant Ave
Louis Rockmore Agt
N. Hutkoff & Co
Edward W. Farrell
Sexsmith & Houser
Southern Boulevard
Jennings St
Jackson Brothers
Hawthorne Building Company
George Brown
Mechanics' Liens Filed In City Districts
Satisfied mechanics liens listed with addresses including Ist Avenue 289 John Reinhardt agent Olivia Menken May 15 1906 and 7th Street 453 East Isaac Edward J Schevick June 7 Oak Street 36 James Trimarco November 15 1905 Hester and Mott Streets nw corner seaven a against Nicholas Mangiere et al. June six hundred seventy five dollars shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reinhardt
Olivia Menken
7Th St
Isaac Edward J. Schevick
Oak St
Tames Trimarco
Hester and Mott Sts
N. W. Corner
Seaven A
Nicholas Mangiere
Building Loan Contracts from 6th Street and West End Area
Real estate loan notices list Samuel D. Davis and Hyams Realty with company loans. Properties described include a corner lot at West End 6th Street irregular dimensions and 140th Street bounds with Broadway frontage. Amounts show a 35,000 loan figure referencing Frank A. Barnaby Inc. and Hyams Realty.
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6Th St
West End
Bronx Building Plans and Dwellings Listed on 238th Street
Multiple construction notices show plans for two and three story frame houses and six story brick tenements in the Bronx. Key entries reference owners J. architect F Swallow W S Swallow Newell Ave and others with firms McGrawave Serviss Fass and Cassmille Refrigerating Co. Values include 3000 148000 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessler Ave
F. Swallow
W. S. Swallow
Reston Road
N. W
Newell
Judgments Filed Against Diverse Debtors in New York Courts
A list of judgments filed yesterday against numerous debtors including Allen R. Abell of New York Telephone Company Gustav E. Bauhan Harry J. Rebro and others. Debtor names span individuals and firms with ties to City of New York Zion Wurst Fabris Greenwich Bank and Manhattan Company. The document catalogs case entries with creditors, parties and associated costs and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abell
Allen R
New York Telephone Company
Bauhan
Gustav E
Equitable Finance Company
Es Rebro
Harry J
J. J. Fine
Scessassaee
Putler
Rubin—N. Hateenff
Harber
Amzi L
W. W. Smith
Bogen
George W
J. E Strickland
Ge Harnes & Tucker Company
W. H. Marshall
Bottomley
Henry
City of New York
Bloch
Joseph
Baxter
Same
Buck
Samuel
Bernays
Ely
Rall
Mletcher
William C
Boocock
Samuel W
Oss Beckner
Charles
Batvo
Joseph J
Berger
Charles B
Bartsch
William—Same
Harker
William
C. J. Gelser
Clinchy Bros. Company
Cox
Arthur
McConnell
John, Baruch—Zion Wurst Fabris
Davis
Abraham
T. W. Miller
Marietta
Epstein
Leon
H. Levy
Fay
Richard
Farrer
John F
M. Baer
Fourber
Charles W
Willis M
C. Townsend
Haas
Henry L
Meck Tlop
Walker & Co
Hirst
Adolph N. Moses
Gwollg
Morse
Edward P
J. Mecaldin
Mendel
Edwin M .F
Somers
McConvillie
Patrick
Atlantic Distilling Company
McKnteht
Frank H
Interborough Bank of
White Dental Manufacturing Company
Eesgerteereees
McNally, Thomas
Phoenix Distilling Corgan
Ns Olcott
Euphemia H
Oscar
Annie H. Gooder Hammel
C. P. Goldsmith
Ftecher
Casper
Phoenix Mills
Schlesinger
Lao
C. Daniel
Eine
Ae Fchumar
George—L. Goldstein
Drude
Frederick
Same Huebsch
Philip Hane & Co
It Huberle
Albert—C. Liebmann
Oe Hoag
William E—F. O. Udall
Jewell
Caroline L—J. A. Jewell
Costs
Law
James D
J. W. de Puyster
Lewis
Aero —S. Oppenheimer
Relner
Louis
G. H. Gerardson & Co
Riglander
Jacob W
Moses M
Volz Et al
Church of St
Te Erere
Country Property to Let on Cape Cod Cottage
Furnished Cape Cod cottage with chambers hot water fine bathing and pine views offered by Miss Mary Bradley 374 Marlboro Street Heston Massachusetts listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Pines
Mary Bradley
Marlboro Et
Heston
Mass
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Lusitania
Paris
Campania
Deutschland
Liverpool
Mr. Gompers
Newfoundland
Cape Cod Canal
Boston Capital
Parsons
NEW Buffalo Traction Company
MAY Musical Festival Report
DE Forest
Dr. Wilcox
Association
Lis Pendens
Wadison Avenue House
Park Row
Hotel Woodstock
the Evening Post
Fifth Ave
Transactions IN Realty
Bronx
N. Chase
Falls Village
Conan R
New Jersey
P. B
Tribune Office
Insurance and Trust
Libe Street
Liberty
Trust & Jane
Manhattan
Montague Street
Brooklyn
Title
Trust and Banking
Philadelphia
Newark
Princeton
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago
Winnipeg
Thompson-Starrett Company
Capital
Ferris & Smith
Manhattan Street
Old Broadway
City
Mt. Hope
Tremont
Harlem R
Clay Ave
174Th St
Investment Properties
Bath
Alabama
East Lth
Fleeant
Reoma
Remaea
Country Property
Bellmore
Brat & Suburban Realty Co
Court ST
Klyn
Virginia
H. W. Hilleary
Charlottesville
Knollwood Park
Fishers Island
Alan Ok
Montauk Point
Black Plum Island
Connecticut
Chas
W. Gordon
Fisher's Island
Riverside
A. & Bailey
Ballerstein
A O'Donnell
Miller Blook
Shore
Suffolk County
Weron
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