Hirschmann Goes Free in Grand Larceny Case
Judge Foster in General Sessions suspended Henry Hirschmann's sentence after he pleaded guilty to grand larceny tied to his firm's bankruptcy. The defendant must regularly report to the Prison Association and risk ten years if he misbehaves. A merchants committee supported leniency, urging reform over punishment to protect commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Henry Hirschmann
Walker Street
Hirschmann
Prison Association
Abner S. Haight
E. M. Townsend
E. L Goodrich
Julius Henry Cohen
Mfe
Cohen
New York
Cocktails Alleged to Kill Three in Williamsburg
Mrs. Jessie Bosquet, a public school teacher, died after hours of agony from poisoning said to be due to cocktails. Her cousin Joseph Hirsh also died, and Miss Eva Fullwood, who drank with them, was confined to bed. Police suspect an unknown poison from a Manhattan cocktail served at a saloon on Sumner and Ralph avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bosquet
Joseph Hirsh
Captain O'Reilly
Ralph Avenue
On the Golf Links and Club News Return
Charles B. Macdonald returns with plans for a proposed long Island golf course amid strong funding and many holes. He notes top holes lie outside Britain and mentions Prestwich St Andrews and Sandwich as inspirations, while denying Montauk Point as site. Local matches: J M Byrne wins handicap at Dead Golf Club. Doebel trails O Loughlin in Purse 20 final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Macdonald
Long Island
Macdonald
Great Britain
Hoylake
Muirfield
Prestwich
St. Andrews
Sandwich
Biarritz
Montauk Foint
Dead Golf Club
J. M. Byrne
Byrne
M J. Laidlaw
Tribune
Greenwich
Conn
Fairfield County Golf Club
Joseph Doebel
Martn O'Loughlin
Plainfield Country Club
Doebel
Piainjel
O'Loughlin
Carlisle Indians Outslugged by Lafayette in Carlisle
In Easton on June 19, Lafayette defeated the Carlisle Indian base ball team 4 to 2. The game featured steady defense and timely hits as Lafayette secured the win at the Carlisle home field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Penn
Carlisle
Summer School of Philanthropy Registration
More than forty men and women registered in the Summer session of the New York School of Philanthropy. The class convened in the library of the Charity Organization Society at United Charities Building, 146 East 24th Street, on Monday morning. Settlement workers, board directors of charitable institutions, ministers, recent college graduates, and South American missionaries were among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York School of Philanthropy
Charity Organization Society
United Charities
School Aims to Train Charitable Work Force
Fifteen states are represented among the students in a six weeks course of lectures. The program includes visits to institutions in and near New York to prepare members for improved work in the charitable field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yonkers Improvement Plan Hearing Before Rail Board
The New York Central and Hudson River Railway seeks approval for the Yonkers Improvement Plan to eliminate grade crossings. Property owner Ludlow urges submission of detailed plans. Mayor Coyne supports electrification and better city communication. The board will close testimony subject to a possible reopening. no decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Paulding
Ludlow
Yonkers
New York
Be a Recover From Injury At Coney Island Hospital
Be a patient at Reception Hospital in Coney Island after an incident last night. Doctors moved by Dr Peck reported hope for recovery but warned the injury could cost an eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Coney Island
Frisco Aid Agreed On For San Francisco Recovery
The President Secretary Shaw and San Francisco delegates reached a tacit plan to aid the city. The U S Treasury would deposit 12 million dollars with San Francisco banks secured by city bonds, remaining until the government calls for it, potentially years away to aid reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaw
San Francisco
United States Treasury
Plans for New Synagogue on East 111th Street
Bernstein & Bernstein completed plans for Congregation Talmud Thora to build a four story synagogue on East 111th Street Nos 122 and 134 with an auditorium seating 1,500 and a school. Estimated cost is $14,000 and work to begin this fall. The project is part of a larger development including a separate sale of property and multiple real estate transactions in the area involving local firms and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation Talmud Thora
East 111Th Street
Bernstein & Bernstein
Talmud Thora
East Ith Street
McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company
Charles R. L. Putnam
Anna A. Roberts
East 35Th Street
Sth Ave
Gould
Sth
Emeline O. Strobell
Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown & Co
J. J. Kite
A. Leviness
Benjamin Hurtig
Hurtig & Seamon
Nepherhan Ave
Amackassin Terrace
Yonkers
Hurtig
Payson McL. Merrill
Edgar S. Auchincloss
East 48Th St
Madison Ave
William A. White & Sons
Elizabeth St
James B. M. Walker
Elm St
Dorman & Davis
West List St
Hugh F. Goodwin
Margaret J. Hassard
B. Goodale & Son
Mechanics' Liens List for West 24th Street and Nearby Sites
A compiled notice listing mechanics liens against multiple properties and contractors. Names include Thomas Crump agent Casimir Wagner on 147 West 24th Street, Noah Morris Ruberstein agent George Schor, W R Steinmetz, Pasquale Ventiniglia, Lawrence Houlihan, Albert E. C. Smith, Gotham Building and Construction Co, Nathan Hirschhorn, Samuel Kaufman, Friedman Idleman, and other owners and contractors. Properties cover 24th Street, Amsterdam Avenue, 86th Street, 2nd Street, and Trinity Avenue areas with various unit sizes and parcel descriptions. Total claim amounts appear as 60000 in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
24Th St
Thomas Crump
Casimir ¥. Wagner
Columbia St. Noah
Morris Ruberstein
George Schor
William I Ores Ccas and Co Got
Podgean Oaag
Trinity Ave
Henry F. Keyser
W. R. Steinmetz
Amsterdam Ave
E. S
Pasquale Ventiniglia
Press & London
Cnceee
West
Lawrence Houlihan
Casimr
Wagner
Albert E. C. Smith
86Th St
To & West
William Craig
Gotham Building and Construction Company
Avenue A
Nathan Hirschhorn
Samuel Kauf
Friedman
Idleman
Fire Island fruiter Bonanno held fast by sands
The fruiter Vincenzo Bonanno ran aground on the outer bar two miles east of the lighthouse last Sunday and remains jammed in the sands after three tugs failed to refloat her. Twenty four of the crew have been sent to New York while ten crew and the captain stay aboard to assist, Captain Neero is exhausted but the buoyant crew and agents hope to save vessel and cargo. Captain Baker and seven men from Point of Woods saving station arrive to aid if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Fire Island
Long Island
Vincenzo Bonanno
New York
Neero
Bonanno
Baker
Point of Woods
Mortar Flaws Blamed for Frisco Earthquake Damage
Dr. T Nakamura, architecture professor from Imperial University of Tokio, leading a Japanese inquiry, says dishonest mortar and faulty construction caused most quake damage in San Francisco. He cites hollow tiling and fire blocks as key fire risks and argues brick and steel with proper mortar offer better fire resistance. Theodore Starrett agrees brick with good mortar is best for fireproofing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
T. Nakamura
Nakamura
Imperial University of
Theodore Starrett
Thompson Starrett Company, Builders
Dr. T. Nakamura
Prosecution by Elks Fails in City Court
In a City Court ruling, Justices McKeon McAvoy and Develin acquitted O R Johnson a cleaner at Ludlow street jail of three charges of wrongfully wearing an Elks emblem. The trial held under Penal Code Section 674A found insufficient proof he violated the copyright protected insignia. The Elks society excludes Negroes, while the rival Negro order uses a similar emblem with hidden letters. The decision noted no violation of the Elks constitution was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeon, McAvoy
Develin
Court of Special Sessions
O. R. Johnson
West 134Th Street
Ludlow Street
Elks
Elks Society
Benevolent. Protective Order of Elks of
United States
Negro Society
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of
Johnson
California Insurance Forfeiture Threat Targets Noncompliant Firms
San Francisco June 19. Insurance Commissioner Wolf says several companies have forfeited their right to do business in California by failing to sign stipulations extending filing deadlines for proofs of loss or to provide lists of policyholders. He plans immediate enforcement unless the Attorney General advises otherwise, and will seek action against any company that retires without paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wolf
California
Insurance Commissioners
Justice Truax Names Sanders Receiver for 17 and 19 East 27th
In the Supreme Court yesterday Justice Truax appointed Albert Sanders the receiver of rents for a twelve story apartment building at Nos 17 and 19 East 27th street on a plot 50 by 98.8 feet. The appointment is pending a suit brought by Cedar Street Realty Company against Wells Realty and Construction Company to foreclose two mortgages totaling 170000 dollars, with a prior mortgage on the property of 160000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Truax
Supreme Court
Albert Sanders
East 27Th Street
Cedar Street Realty Company
Wells Realty and Construction Company
Plans for Summer Hospital Filed by Society of the Poor
Plans filed with Superintendent Murphy detail a summer hospital to rise on the plot between Avenue A and the East River at 64th Street. R Fulton Cutting serves as president of the Society for Improving the Condition of the Poor. The experimentally designed site includes an administration building and seven open pavilions, at an estimated cost of $10.00. Architects are H. A. Jacobs and M. G. Heidelberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Avenue A
East River
64Th Street
Society
R. Fulton Cutting
H. A. Jacobs
M. G. Heidelberg
Satisfied mechanics liens and property suits list
A compendium of satisfied mechanics liens and related property actions with multiple names and addresses, including Marie W Ditmar versus George W Collier, John Sommer, Philip Repataky, Barnet Goldfine, Jacob Katz, Thomas Crump, Hurwits Finkelstein, Dominic Milano, Moses Teterkofsky, Max Rosenbaum, Abraham Katz, and others. Entries show case dates from 1905 to 1908, various street addresses in New York, and monetary amounts such as 2334 dollars, 2500 dollars, and 52075 dollars, among deposit and bond references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany
Marie W. Ditmar
George W. Collier
John Sommer
Peacateuneis Lansetees
Clinton St
Henry
Philip Repataky
Goldfine
Iene
Ae Soderstrom
Jacob Katz
West
Thomas Crump
Casimir ¥. Wagner
106Th St
Hurwits & Finkelstein
Delancey
Mosholu Parkway
Michael Lagana
Emilia Badalati
June
Fire Fight Between Officers Ends In Parade Like Scene
West 3% street patrolman Benjamin Merritt and Sixth Avenue store special policeman Jacob H. Lehman clashed over a store dispute and jurisdiction last night on Sixth Avenue. A scuffle tore Merritt’s uniform. crowd grew as six officers escorted the pair to the police station. Lehman was bailed after being charged with disorderly conduct. The two women involved vanished in the commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trolman
Benjamin Merritt
West
H Street
Jacob H. Lehman
Sixth Avenue
Merritt
McCarthy
Canada sends relief funds to San Francisco sufferers
Ottawa on June 19 reports the Finance Minister announced in the House that Canada forwarded 80 of the 100000 voted for relief to James D. Phelan, president of the relief committee and Red Cross. The government negotiates the disposition of the balance with no limitation, intended for general relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion
San Francisco
James D. Phelan
Relief Committee
Red Cross
Melville E Raymond bids for Hippodrome post
Melville E Raymond a producer of musical comedies including Buster Brown bids for the vacant Hippodrome managing contract. The board of directors is weighing the bid with no decision yet and Raymond expresses cautious confidence. Directors remain silent on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Melville E. Raymond
Raymond
Buster Brown
Coroner Refuses to Reduce Motorman Bail in Fatal Crash
City Railway representatives failed to cut William Bottiche bail from 20000 after his car killed two Italian children at Avenue A and Lth street. They will seek a Supreme Court order to show cause. Coroner Harburger vows to oppose the motion and may ask to argue his own case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Railway
Harburger
William Bottiche
14Th Street
Williamsburg
Avenue A
Lth Street
Supreme Court
Traction Company
Rumor Claims Northern Pacific to Take Over St Paul
A London rumor, more credible there than here, asserted the Northern Pacific would obtain control of the St Paul with one version stating a $20,000,000 purchase price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Accused Yonkers Fireman Released
City Judge Beal dismissed manslaughter charges against Henry Wicht a Yonkers fireman tied to injuries of Harry Cooper who died after a June outing where a beer drinking incident led to a wrestling incident Cooper later died from a broken spine after an autopsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Yonkers
Henry Wicht
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Wicht
Platt
Judgments Filed Yesterday Debtors List Includes Buckley and Brown
A slate of judgments was filed yesterday naming debtors such as John Buckley, Achilles Becker, George Boehm, George Bidwell, Omas Barrett, Joseph Benjamin, Elias Bunzelman, Thomas Blakely, Leon Brody, and others. The list pairs each debtor with associated creditors or firms, including First National Bank, New York Telephone Company, Wood & Selick, City of New York, and P. Seales. The records reference entities like Jeremia Lieberman, William Collins et al, and Charles Jenkins, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Baron
Theodore
S. Ullman
Benjamin
Joseph
City of New
Bernstein
Bunzelman
Elias
Blakely
Leon
Bsame
Buckley
Thomas —Same
Brehm
John—Same
Brown
John J
Sam
Bates, Willam
cCity
New York
Becker
August
Same
Boynton
Frank A
Bradley
Henry W
Clancy, Bartley
New York Telephone Company
Cane
Alfred
Jeremiah Lieberman
Carlin
Patrick J
Frederick W
William P. Collins
Doe
John
Jersey City
Thei Ptvesate
Joe S. Etzold
Karl
Maregeretha Ror
J. Robert
Elizabeth—P. Seales
Ely
Joseph N
Charles E
Ring
Frost
Hane
Theresa Reinachcos Fotopelis
Peter
Charles Groil
Fox
Thomas J
Fiss
Lperr
Ficken
Albert
Oxford Dairy
Feldman, A
Morris Schwartz
Gaebler
John C
Leonard G. Kirk
Gessert
Charles F
Charles Jenkins
Gainey
Charles
Jacob Meurer
Haughey
William R., Jr
Lawyers’ Co-operative Publishing, Company
Hackett
Martin J
Eugene ‘Hemnendinger
Realty Transfers Portrayed In Immense City Deals
The Ansonia Realty Company secures the Hoffman at 239 and 241 West 141st Street on a 50 by 99.11 foot plot. Numerous properties change hands including Avondale at 341 Amsterdam Avenue near 76th Street, two six story flathouses at 57 and 59 East 100th Street, and multiple four and five story tenement houses across Manhattan. Transactions involve buyers and sellers such as John Stich, Herman Glasser, Nevins & Perelman, Duross, Samuel Wenk, Fanny S. Hamilton, P. Epstein, Preskel & Richmond, Louis Millhauser, Warren & Skill, and others, with plots ranging 16.10 by 98.9 feet to 50 by 100.11 feet and several on East 12th, 88th, 133rd, 141st Streets and surrounding avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia Realty Company
Hoffman
West 141St St
H. M. Fischer
John Stich
Amsterdam Ave
76Th St
Avondale
Herman Glasser
Nevins & Perelman
Charles E. Duross
East 12d
William Glickman
Samuel Wenk
East 88Th St
Milton Altman
Fanny S. Hamilton
Jesse H. Was
King St
Max L. Gomprecht
Louis Millhauser
Sthave
EL V. Pescia & Co
Lippman Cohen
Warren & Skill
Charles Street
Ogden & Clarkson
Lawrence
Daniel B. Friedman
Pearl Street
Moore Street
S. Osgood Pell & Co
Elias R. Peck
West 36Th Street
John H. Jacquelin
E. S. Willard & Co
Augusta Rosenberg
West 17Th Street
Ceometias & Froman
B. Oppenheimer
Henry J. Garner
Liebhoff & Hirshfield
Ssth Street
Lowenthal & Smith
Lippman & Hendelmar
J. Marcus
Max Mittenthal
East 48Th St
Andrew P. Danell
East List St
D. & M. Gerstenfeld
East 4Th St
Monroe St
Pocher & Co
Peter Helferich
Edward Stites
39Th St
Richard Dickson
Augusta Riegelman
Charles Herrlich
L6ist St
Gustave J. Fox
Louis W. Markel
Crotona Park South
Leslie C. Smith
Frederick Meyer
Forest Ave
Christopher Schierloh
West Sid St
Norwood Holding Company
E. V. Pescia & Co
Charles Sr
Building Loan Contracts in Manhattan Area
Real estate loans are reported for multiple parties including Joseph Silverson and Bernard Londor with properties near West and South avenues, 146th Street at South Avenue, and 145th Street corners. Loans involve Charles J. and Max Weinstein, Herman B., and a corporate entity EAE. Local Realty Association loans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wath St
Cohen Sth
Realty Association
Joseph Silverson
Sth Ave
Charles J
Max Weinstein
Herman B
Bernard Londor
EAE
Niagara Falls Rail Bridge Project Incorporated in Canada
The Trans Niagara Bridge Company formed in Ottawa on June 19 with capital of $1,000 to build a bridge across the Niagara River north of the upper steel arch bridge. Corporators include Frederick Nicholls Sir Henry Hellatt H G Nicholls E R Wood and Allan H Boyce of Toronto. The bridge will carry railroad and general traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Trans-Niagara Bridge Company
Niagara River
Niagara Falls
Frederic Nicholls
Sir Henry Hellatt
H. G. Nicholls
E. R. Wood
Allan H. Boyce
Toronto
Auction sales yesterday from Vesey Street to Spurten Duyvil
An auction roundup lists parcels at 14 Vesey Street, 403 Park Avenue, and 458 West End Avenue with bids and final sales. Notable totals include a dwelling at Spurten Duyvil Parkway and surrounding Arden districts selling for 87 950, with multiple parties named and firms handling partitions and attributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph P
Clinton Ave
Park Ave
175Th St
L Hutter
West End Ave
Spurten Duyvil
Riverdale
Arlington
Johnson
Cambridge
Fairfield
Oxford and Netherland
Spurten Duyvil Parkway
H W Hayden
P Suyden
Ward
H & S Attys
T. FP. Gilroy
Executors Sale Auctions at Multiple Manhattan Addresses
Auction sales today list properties including 1422 Avenue A 12523 Park A res 1491 Avenue A and 1710 1712 3d Ave with mixed use five and six story tenements and stores. Estates of John Schnugg and others feature executors sales with details of parcels, dimensions, and mortgages under Peter F Meyer and H Van Sinderen? atty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph P Dey
Avenue A
Park Ares
1St Ave
Lenox Ave
3D Ave
Sd Ave
6Th St
Sfth St
John Schnugg
Peter F Meyer
Lexington Ave
Cor Sith St
H B Shepard
Plimus
H van Sinderen
J Howe
Foreclosure and land disputes listed across Manhattan and Harlem
A sequence of real estate actions and partitions is summarized with many street addresses and parcel measurements. Cases involve foreclosure of mortgages, partition suits, possession recoveries, and vendee lien actions against various individuals and entities, with named law firms including Krakower Peters Grim Brainerd Skinner Bermant Altkrug Kahn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sd Ave
Ieane Hate
Abraham Greenberg
Krokower & Peters l
Catherine M. Ryan
Annie J. Ryan
Grim & Brainerd Lenox
Joseph M de Veau
Harlem Club
New York City
Grove & Riker 15Th
Amsterdam Ave
Adolph Bennet
Ludwig Friedrich
Skinner & Bermant Slot
St. N. S
Lexington Ave
Ajax S
Groadway
Sherman Ave
Dyckman
Car crash on Smith Street car may blind rider
John Langdon of 514 17th Street Brooklyn sustained a bad cut on his right leg and a badly burned face when a motor box blew out on a Smith Street streetcar near Van Steuben Avenue last night. He was en route to Coney Island and appeared to be in danger of losing vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Langdon
17Th Street
Brooklyn
Smith Street
Langdon
Coney Island
van Ste‘kn Avenue
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Multiple Mortgages
A compilation of property transfers in Houston and surrounding areas shows numerous mortgages and transfers. Notable entries include Ewald Mommer to Andrew J Kerwin Jr for parcels on Houston st and adjacent lots, with amounts around 84 000 dollars, and Kalman Rosenbluth to Jennie eesserates for a 30 000 dollar mortgage on Amsterdam Ave. Reliance Construction to William F Peper for 48 000 dollars appears among several other recorded liens and estate moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman
Friedland
Gith St
Sith
Koppel Priedlan
Rosle
Cath
Snowloos
Aaron Goodman
Joseph Goodman
Madison St
Bernard Gor- Chrystie
Morris Bapien
Morris Wangrow
Goerck St
Levi Rosenson
Frank Hillman
Max Marx
Harris Moran
West End Ave
Worner
70Th St
A Brown
William Leggie
Cortlandt St
Lydia P. Acker
Manhattan Railroad
106Th St
Sth
Charles J Weinstein
Herman B Cohen
Berlin
Samuel Sisser
Oc Nee Ee
Kalman Rosenbluth
Mechanics and Traders’ Realty Company
Cella Xister
Columbus Ave
74Th St
George C Holmes
Robert W Holmes
Park Row
X— Guggenheimer
Edward M Rice Cowen
Don
Avenue D
Jacob
Park Ave
110Th St
Houston St
Ewald Mommer
Andrew J Kerwin, Jr
Madison
Fitts Avenue Trustompany
Madison Aese
Ave
Jennie Eesserates Mortage
Amsterdam Ave
Reliance Construction Aenny
William F Peper
Columbia St
Michael ‘Joseph— Sohn
Hyman Silberman
Mortage
Bathgate Ave
Woxllo
Abraham Goodman
Fanch
Cohen
Mort- Rage
St. Nos
Sakoleki
Morris Weinstein
Mort
Rose
Harry L Wolff
Fis Hosenatein
24Th St
Andrew A Ree Jr
Detssee
Dey St
Ps. Bixbo
James O
Marticonare
Juan M Ceballos
Madison Avenue Company
Gith
Sundel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lafayette
Summer School OF Philanthropy
Treasury
C. A. Gardiner
Goulds
Fifth Avenue
Vincenzo Bonaano
California Commission
Agricultural
American
Boston
Philadelphia
Concordia
Delaware
Dutchess
Eagle
Germania
Globe and Rutgers
Peoria
Girard
Northwestern Fire and Marine
National Union
North German of
Spring Garden
Security of
Baltimore
Traders
Union ofEngelpha
Westchester
Western Underwriters
Summer Hospital
Canada
Hippo
ST. Paul Road
Transactions IN Realty
Bronx
Aqueduct Ave. E. S
Buchanan Place
Rey
Bella Petersen
Thomas C. Peter Bet
Nedae Secaldeaulside
Matilda Ave
White Plains
Charles Burns
Bes
J. Melville Lawrence
NEW Niagara Bridge Company
Will
Justice van Brunt
John Alvin Young
Windsor Trust Company
Charles H. van Brunt
Knickerbocker
5Th Ave
Bath
Alabama
East
President St. Roets
Remsen St
Country Property
Merrick Road
Bellmore
Lis Pendens
Lwo
Knollwood Park
West White Plains
Westchester County
155Th St. Lois
Knollwood Park CO
St. Ava
Fisher's Island
West Isle
Montauk Point
Watch Hill
Block Island
Plum Island
Connecticut
Chas. W. Gordon
Cayuse Lake
Felter
Syracuse
A. S. Bailey
Baileretetn Blag
Hartford
Madison Square
N. Y
Lane
A. Odonnell
Miller Block
Cranford
Aer
R. Asta — A
C. A. Squires, Cho
Big Tupper Lake
Adirondacks
B. Ate
Alt Seaycraft & CO
West Itd
Ferris & Smith
Manhattan Street
Oe Telephone Connexion Ay
Wen
Hudson
Harlem
Cape Cod
Toma
Pines
Mary Bradley
Marivoro St
Far Doure
N. Chase
Falls Village
Patel
Clay Ave
Premis Corner
West Side
North O Te
F. R. Wood & CO
Broadway
Soth
Investment Properties
Wntowe
Ivate House
J. J. Baglee
Long Island Real Estate
Roslyn
Dean Alvord
N. Y. City
Dreamland
North River
Iron Pier
Taurus
N. R
Rockaway Beach
Long Island Railroad
S4th Street
West Porst
Iron _Dag Line
York
Albany
Fulton St
S. Deshrosses
RED Bank
Franklin St
Highlands
Red Bank Ec Skey
Long Branch
Ascury Park
Bas
Berlitz School OF
Lenoz Ave
N. E
120Th
Court St
Newark
Scheuer
RYE Seminary Rye New
Teachers’ Agencies
American and Foreign Teachers Agency
J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
C. Thomas
County of York
Alice M. du Bois
County of
Tran Ness
Daly, Hoyt & Mason
Nano Beecet
Alexander T Mason
Exscott
Frederic D. Philips
William Street
Borough of Manhattan
Mary K. Baker
New Tok
de Witt, Lockman & de Witt
Borough of
Manhattan
Henry M Baker
BBG
Nassau Street
Abner C. Thomas
Frederica Talman
County
Borouch
Hamilton
Hamiltes
Hamilton Morgan
Belmont & Co
Lee Street
Ori
August Belmont
Edward Morgan
Edward Morean
Charles Stewart Davison
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