Hirschmann Goes Free After Suspended Sentence
Judge Foster in General Sessions suspended Henry Hirschmanns sentence after a guilty plea to grand larceny tied to his firms bankruptcy actions at 40 Walker Street in 1904. Merchants who had been cheated urged mercy and offered to help reform him while warning that further misdeeds would bring ten years in prison.
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
Cocktails Said to Kill Mrs Bosquet and Cousin
A public school teacher Mrs Jessie Bosquet died after drinking cocktails at her Williamsburg home 232 Chauncey Street. Her cousin Joseph Hirsh also died and friend Miss Eva Fullwood was hospitalized. Police suspect poison in the drinks. coroner and investigators continue inquiries. The saloon involved has been closed by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bosquet
Joseph Hirsh
Captain O'Reilly
Ralph Avenue
Macdonald eyes Long Island course after return from abroad
Charles B. Macdonald, back after months overseas, plans a multi-hole golf course with over eighteen holes. Funds and members already exist, and a suitable ground will determine final design. He notes some celebrated holes from Britain and other locales may inspire the project, contradicting rumors of a Montauk Point site. Concurrently, J. M. Byrne wins a handicap tournament at Deal Golf Club, while Doebel and O Loughlin contest a 72-hole match in Greenwich with O Loughlin prevailing. The Queen's Jubilee Cup and Rhino Maiden Cup are scheduled for upcoming Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Macdonald
Long Island
Macdonald
Great Britain
Hoylake
Muirfield
Prestwich
St. Andrews
Sandwich
Biarritz
Nce
Deal Golf Club
J. M. Byrne
Byrne
E. J. Laidlaw
Tribune
Greenwich
Conn
Fairfield County Golf Club
Joseph Doebel
Maron O'Loughlin
Plainfield Country Club
Doebel
Plainfield
O'Loughlin
Carlisle Indians Fall to Lafayette in Close 4 to 3 Game
Easton Penn June 19 Carlisle Indian team was defeated by Lafayette today by a score of 4 to 3 in a tight base ball matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Penn
Carlisle
Summer School of Philanthropy Registration Opens
More than forty men and women registered for the Summer session of the New York School of Philanthropy held in the Charity Organization Society library at United Charities Building, 16 East 224th Street. Settlement workers boards of trustees ministers and recent graduates attended as the session began Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York School of Philanthoepy
Charity Organization Society
United Charities
East 224 Street
g@iaGuais
Public charity school lectures aid workers nationwide
Fifteen states contribute institutional workers 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 railroad board
The New York Central and Hudson River Rail road sought approval of the Yonkers Improvement Plan to remove grade crossings in Yonkers. Property owner Ludlow opposed the lack of detailed plans while Mayor Coyne endorsed electrification and better city communication. The Board closed testimony pending a decision, with no ruling announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Yonkers
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Metropolitan Life
C. C. Paulding
James B. Ludlow
Paulding
Ludlow
New York
Doctor Peck Moves Patient to Reception Hospital
The wounded man was transported by Dr. Peck to Reception Hospital at Coney Island. Reports state he may recover but could lose his eyesight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Coney Island
Frisco Aid Agreed On With Treasury To Back San Francisco
A tacit accord among the President, Secretary Shaw, and San Francisco citizens outlines government support for the city. The Treasury would deposit 12 million dollars with San Francisco banks, secured by city bonds, remaining until the government calls for it, potentially for several years to aid reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaw
San Francisco
United States Treasury
Plans for new synagogue on East 11th Street
Bernstein & Bernstein completed plans for a Congregation Talmud Thora synagogue at Nos 132 and 134 East 11th Street with an estimated cost of 14 000 dollars. The four story building will seat 1 500 in the auditorium and 900 in the school, with work to begin this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernstein & Bernstein
Talmud Thora
East 11Th Street
RicVickar, Gaillard Reality Company
Charles R. L. Putnam
Anna A. Roberts
East 35Th Street
Charles A. Gardiner
Goulds
Sth Ave
47Th St
Mr. Gardiner
5Th Ave
Te Elizabeth St
James E. M. Walker
Elm St
Dorman & Davis
31St St
Hugh F. Goodwin
Madison Ave
Margaret J. Hassard
S. B. Goodale & Son
25Th St
John B. Olsen
Fruit steamer Bonanno held by sands off Fire Island
Fire Island, Long Island, June 19. The fruiter Vincenzo Bonanno remains trapped on the outer bar two miles east of the lighthouse as three tugs fail to free her. Twenty four of the crew were sent to New York. ten plus the captain stay to assist. Captain Neero is exhausted and seriously ill. Salvage crews from Point o’ Woods station stand ready to help if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Fire Island
Long Island
Vincenzo Bonanno
New York
Neero
Bonanno
Baker
Point O’ Woodsife
Mortar Faults Blamed for San Francisco Damage
Tokyo architecture professor Dr. Nakamura told reporters that dishonest mortar and faulty construction largely caused earthquake damage in San Francisco. He noted hollow tiling and fire blocks worsened fire losses and that brick with solid mortar offers fire and earthquake resistance. Theodore Starrett endorsed brick and steel with proper tying as the best fireproof design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
T. Nakamura
Nakamura
Imperial University of
Dr. Nakamura
Theodore Starrett
Thompson Starrett Company, Builders
Dr. T. Nakamura
Elks Emblem Case Dismissed In City Court
Justice ruling acquits O. R. Johnson of West 134th street a cleaner in Ludlow jail on three counts of wearing an Elks emblem. The Penal Code section cited prohibits counterfeit or misused insignia. Court found no proof he violated Elks constitution or meaning of B P O E W versus I B P O E.
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
California Moves to Bar Noncompliant Insurance Firms
San Francisco June 19. Insurance Commissioner Wolf lists firms failing to sign loss filing extensions or submit policyholder lists. He warns these companies face forfeiture of their right to do business in California and will pursue immediate action unless the Attorney General advises otherwise. If they retire without paying, action by other state insurance commissioners may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wolf
California
Insurance Commissioners
Fire clash on Sixth Avenue ends in parade to police station
West 3rd Street officer Benjamin Merritt and Sixth Avenue store special policeman Jacob Lehman clashed over jurisdiction after a dispute about a 60 cent purchase. Merritt was torn from his post. Lehman was detained for disorderly conduct and bailed out. The incident drew hundreds, the two women shoppers vanished in the ensuing chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trolman
Benjamin Merritt
H Street
Jacob H. Lehman
Sixth Avenue
Merritt
McCarthy
Canada sends relief funds to San Francisco sufferers
Ottawa reports the Finance Minister announced in the House that Canada forwarded 30,000 of the 100,000 voted for San Francisco relief. On British Consul advice, the money goes to James D. Phelan, president of the relief committee and Red Cross. No limitation accompanies the initial 5,000. funds are for general relief and the balance is under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion
San Francisco
James D. Phelan
Relief Committee
Red Cross
Melville Raymond bids for vacant Hippodrome post
Melville E Raymond, long time producer of musical comedies including Buster Brown, enters the race for the Hippodrome managing contract. Directors review the bid, no decision yet, Raymond confident but not certain. Hippodrome directors remain silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Melville E. Raymond
Raymond
Buster Brown
Coroner Refuses Bail Cut in Motorman Case
City Railway officials sought to reduce William Bottiche bail from 20000 to 10000 after the Williamsburg streetcar wreck on Avenue A and 9th Street, killing two Italian children. Coroner Harburger refused and prepared to face a Supreme Court motion. he defended the high bail as prudent given ongoing safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Railway
Harburger
Wiliam Bottiche
1Éth Street
Williamsburg
Avenue A
Lth Street
Supreme Court
Traction Company
Rumor Bids Northern Pacific for St Paul Property
A London rumor, more accepted there than locally, claimed the Northern Pacific would obtain control of the St Paul with a reported payment of 200 million dollars. The report could not be independently verified and appeared as unconfirmed chatter in the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Accused Yonkers fireman released on manslaughter charge
City Judge Beal in Yonkers dismissed yesterday the charge of manslaughter against Henry Wicht, a fireman. He was charged with causing the injuries from which Harry Cooper, eighteen, recently died after an outing beer was drunk, a struggle, and later death from a broken spine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Yonkers
Henry Wicht
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Wicht
Platt
Judgments Filed Against Numerous Debtors in City Court
Debtors listed include Hackett Martin J Eugene Hemnendinge and Henry C Henderson. Entries cover Bank of Jersey City, First National Bank of Jersey City, Jerome City, Lucerne Hotel Company, and many individuals such as William Barrettamos, George R Bidwell, Kate Beck, Charles Groll, Benjamin Bernstein, Elias Bunzelman, Dora Blakely, Thomas J Bately, and Leon Brody. Foreclosures, partition actions, and mortgage recoveries noted with accompanying attorneys and property descriptions in Manhattan and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N
Max L. Arnstein Bidwell
George R
Lucerne Hotel Company
Bell Oorce H
William H. Jordan
Becker
Charles H
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Baron
Theodore
Joseph S. Ulman
Benjamin
Joseph
City of
Newes Bernstein
Bunzelman
Elias—Same
Blakely
Dora H
Bately
Thomas J
Brody
Leon—Same
Buckley
Thomas I . Brehm
John—Same
Brown
John J
Same
Brand
Britt
Gustave—Same Brewer
William S.—Sarme
Clancy, Bartley
New York Telephone Company
Os Cane
Alfred
Jeremiah Lieberman
Carlin, Patrick J
Frederick W
John
William P. Collins
Dee
First National
Pankc
Gessert
Charles F
Charles Co. Jenkins
Gainsu
Charles
Jacob Meurer
Haughey
William R., Jr
Lawyers’ Co-operative Publishing Company
Hall
Percy Janston
Hoar, Maery
Martha J. Bugbee
Justice Truax Appoints Receiver for East 27th Street Flats
Justice Truax in the Supreme Court appoints Albert Sanders as receiver of rents for the twelve story apartment building at Nos. 17 and 19 East 27th Street on a 50 by 98.8 foot plot. The appointment is pending a suit by Cedar Street Realty Co. against Wells Realty and Construction Co. to foreclose two mortgages totaling 170000, with a prior mortgage of 160000 on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Truax
Supreme Court
Albert Sanders
East 27Th Street
Cedar Street Realty Company
Wells Realty and Construction Company
Plans Filed for Summer Hospital Project by Poor Society
Plans were filed with Superintendent Murphy for a summer hospital to be built on the plot between Avenue A and the East River at 4th Street. R Fulton Cutting presides over the Society for Improving the Condition of the Poor. The hospital, an experimental permanent venture if successful, will include an administration building and seven open pavilions costing $10,000. Architects are H A Jacobs and M G Heidelberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Avenue A
East River
4Th Street
Society
R. Fulton Cutting
H. A. Jacobs
M. G. Heidelberg
Real estate transfers on Manhattan properties unfold
The Ansonia Realty Co sells the Hoffman at 29 241 West 1st st and many other six story and four story tenement and flat houses across Manhattan. Transactions include Avondale at 341 Amsterdam Ave and properties on East 102nd Street East 124th Street East 23rd Street and more with plots ranging from 21x10 to 86x75 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia Realty Company
Hoffman
Ldlst St
H. M. Fischer
John Stich
Amsterdam Ave
76Th St
Avondale
Herman Glasser
East
Nevins & Perelman
Charles E. Duross
East 124
William Glickman
Samuel Wenk
East 88Th St
Milton Altman
Fanny S. Hamilton
Jesse H. Wasserman
East 23d St
Edgar T. Kingsley
Abram Bregman
P. Epstein
East 5Th St
L. V. Rossi & Co
Preskel & Richmond
King St
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
Cornelius & Froman
B. Oppenheimer
Henry J. Garner
Liebhoff & Hirshfield
Ssth Street
Lowenthal & Smith
Lippman & Hendelmar
East 1Th St
J. Marcus
Max Mittenthal
East 49Th St
Andrew P. Danell
East List St
D. & M. Gerstenfeld
East 4Th St
Max Stoloff
M. Feinberg
Nathan Thuman
East 7Th St
D. Lefkowitz
Rutgers Place
Wexler & Posner
Morris & Rosen
Monroe St
Crotona Park South
Leslie C. Smith
Frederick Meyer
Forest Ave
Christopher Schierloh
Sl West
Norwood Holding Company
Auction Sales Yesterday Across Yorks and Riverdale Districts
Auction items include 14 Vesey By Joseph P Da 1318 Clinton Ave and 4053 Park Ave with bids and lot details. A 2 story frame dwelling on 16.8x120.1x20.7x120 sold for 4 100 to L Hutter. A 3 story brick dwelling leads to June 26 with about 26 acres at Spurten Duyvil, involving multiple avenues and parties, selling for 87 950 to a group including F W Pollock and H Haden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey
Joseph P da
Clinton Ave
H St
Park Ave
175Th St
L Hutter
West End Ave
Cor
Spurten Duyvil
Riverdale
Arlington
Johnson, Cambre
Fairfield
Oxford and Netherland
Spurten Duyvil Parkway
H W Hayden
P Suyden
Ward
H & S. Attys
T. F. Gilroy, Jr
F W Pollock
H Haden
G Armeny
J Douglas
H R Knopf
G F Martens
E. Gallagher
Satisfied Mechanics' Liens in New York City area cases
Legal notices list multiple satisfied mechanics liens across Manhattan and the Bronx with dates from 1905 to 1906. Names include Ditmar versus Collier, Sommer versus Collier, Repatzky versus Barnet Goldfine, Katz versus Plotkin, Crum, Hurwitz and Finkelstein versus Dominiene, and Lagana versus Badalati. Properties sit on 137th and 106th streets, Delancey, Clinton, 25th and 24th avenues, among others, with bond or deposit actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany St
Marie W. Ditmar
George W. Collier
John Sommer, Jr
Clinton St
Henry St
Philip Repatzky
Barnet
Goldfine
Jacob Katz
Thomas Crum
Casimir ¥. Wagner
Ernst
Hurwitz & Finkelstein
Dominiene
137Th St. S
Home Ave
Moses Teteskateev
Max Rosenbaum
Delancey St
Jacob Plot
Building Loan Contracts on West Street and 146th Street
Real estate loan notices list Charles I. and Max Weinstein lending to Herman B. CONSE aignesseas for 50x100 lots along Sth Ave near 300 ft east of Sth Ave. Realty Association loans to Joseph Silverson at 57.500 Sth Ave south corner of 146th St. totaling 682,500 dollars. Bernard London appears among the lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wath St
Sth Ave
Charles I
Max Weinstein
Herman B
Conse Aignesseas
Sth
Ave
N. Realty Association
Joseph Silverson
Ave. S. ¢ Corner
Two Story and Brick Dwellings Planned on City Lots
Referred building notices list Bella Petersen owner and J Melville Lawrence architect for a two story attic frame house on Matilda Avenue near 239th Street and a two story brick dwelling opposite 224th Street. Kate Norman and Charles Burns are also named with J Melville Lawrence and J Melts TATED as architect, with costs noted as $5,000 to $6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S
Buchanan Place
Bella Petersen
Thomas C. Petersen
Matilda Ave
239Th St
J. Melville Lawrence
Archit
Ft .E
White Plains
Charles Burns
J Melts Tated
Trans-Niagara Bridge Company Formed in Ottawa
The Trans-Niagara Bridge Company was incorporated in Ottawa with a capital of one million dollars to build a bridge across the Niagara River north of the upper steel arch bridge at Niagara Falls for railroad and general traffic. Corporators include Frederick Nicholls Sir Henry Hellatt H G Nicholls E R Wood and Allan H Boyce of Toronto.
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
Executors' sale auction listings at Manhattan addresses
Auction sales today list multiple executors' sales across New York properties from Vesey Street to Lexington Avenue. Properties include apartments and stores with varying sizes, such as 6 story tenements and 5 story brick houses. Notable entries include 702 to 708 Lexington Ave near 60th Street, with a mortgage and due amount of 11,077.88, subject to a $60,000 mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Avenue A
Park Ave
Cor
97Th St
79Th St
1St Ave
Lenox Ave
117Th St
3D Ave
96Th St
Ave
Peter F Meyer
Lexington Ave
H B Shepard
Pitnus
H van Sinderen
J Hone, Jr
9 & Mort
Car Box Blast May Leave Brooklyn Man Blind
John Langdon of 514 17th Street Brooklyn suffered a severe cut on his right leg and facial burns after a motor box blew out on a Smith Street car near Van Siclen Avenue last night on his way to Coney Island. Doctors fear possible blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Langdon
17Th Street
Brooklyn
Smith Street
Langdon
Coney Island
van Sicken Avenue
Real Estate Transfers Across New York Area Listings
Real estate transfer notices list numerous mortgages and transfers including Ewald Mommer to Andrew Jaecerin at 34 and 36 West, 40 by 83 feet, for 100 dollars and various other properties with mortgage amounts ranging from 30 000 to 70 000. Names include Kalman Rosenbluth Jennie Goldstein Michael Joseph Abraham Goodman Jacob Cohen and Henry Rosen as well as Albany and Manhattan street addresses and block measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman
Friedland
Gith St
Koppel Friesland
Hole Cohen
Uith St
East
Lydia P. Ackerman
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
Schlesser
Alfred B Dunn
Monroe St
S S
Jennie Goldstein
Kalman Rosenbluth
Aaron Goodman
Joseph Goodman
Madison St
S. T
Morris Kaplan
Morris Wangrow
Albert E Lowe
Houston St
Goerck St
Levi Rosenson
Frank Hillman
Manhattan St
Amsterdam Ave
Max Marx
Harris Moran
West Nd Ave
Storner
70Th St
Annie Brown
William Leggie
5Th Ave
Charles J Weinstein
Herman B Cohen
Eenescees Avenue D
Jacob Berlin
Samuel Sisser
Stanton St
Henry Ehlin
Abraham Levinstein
Park Avene
Th St
Realty Gage
Cella Xister
E. S
3D Ave
Isaac Hatt
Abraham Saree
Krakower & Peters
34Th St
Catherine M. Ryan
Annie I. Ryan
Grim & Brainerd Lenox
Joseph MM. de Veau
Harlem Club
New York City
Grove & Riker
N. S
Adolph Behn
Ludwig Friedrich
Skinner & Bermant Slot
Lexington Ave
Kay Reisenberger
Ethel R. Rouget
Altkrug & Kahn
Corner Church St
Fulton St
Greenwich St
Broadway
N. E
Sherman Ave
Dyckman St
Hillelde St
Rosa
Longfellow St
Benjamin Ferger
Bertha Egerroad
Wilson, Barker & Wilson
Delancey St
Land of Christan Cape
Land of Mary Harsh
Benjamin Nenadle
Louis Nadel
Vendee
L. Freiman
Houston Et
West
Ewald Mommer
Andrew Jaecerin
Fifth Avenue Avenue Company
Madison 24
Kalman
Rosenbluth
Reliance Construction Company
William F Peper
Columbia St
Andrew J M Ceballos
Madison Avenue
Ania
Sunde
Bathgate Ave
Eree
Mackey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cohen
Lafayette
Summer School OF Philanthropy
Frisco
Treasury
Congregation Talmud Thora
East 121Th Street
C. A. Gardiner
Fifth Avenue
24Th St
Thomas Crump
Mir
Wagner
Morris Ruber
George Schor
Trinity Ave
Henry Jagt
W. R. Steinmetz
Press & London
North St
Lawrence Houlihan
Casim
R ¥. Wagner
Albert E. C. Smith
86Th St
William Craix
California Commission
Canada
Hippo
ST. Paul Road
Lis Pendens
Transactions IN Realty
Bronx
NEW Niagara Bridge Company
Will
Justice van Brunt
John Alvin Young
Windsor Trust Company
Charles H. van Brunt
Knickerbocker
Alabama
East Lith
President St
Remsen St
Country Property
Bellmore
R. R
Lwo
Knollwood Park
West White Plains
Westchester County
155Th St
Lois
Knollwood Park CO
St. Ave
Fishers Island
Island
Montauk Point
Watch Hill
Block Island
Plum Island
Connecticut
Chas. W. Gordon
Fisher Island
Cayuga Lake
Felter
Syracuse
N. Y
Connecticut Farms
A. S. Lailey
Bailerstein Brig
Hartford
Madison Square
Saas
A. O'Donnell
Miller Block
Cranford
N. J
Squires
Echo. L. I
Perry
OME Ferris & Smith
Manhattan Street
Old Broadway
Telephone Connetion
Hudson, Harlem
New Bs
WM. H. Hoyt & Co
Weat
Cape Cod
Pines
von Mary Bradley
Marlboro St
Boston
Masa
Ountry House
CHASE
Falls Village
Tietlang
Mt Hope
Saat High
Harlem
Martie
Clay Ave
174Th Se
F. R
Ruland T “Hata of
Arivate
J. J. Baslar
Long Island Real Estate
Roslyn
Dean Alvord
Dreamland
North River
Iron Pier
Rockaway Beach
West Point
Newsurgh
Kiyn Fulton
Desbrosses St
I St
RED Bank
Franklin St. Pier
Long Branch
Ascury Park
ITZ School OF
Hartem
N. E Corner
12Th
Court St
Newark
Scheuer Baking Schools
RYE Seminary
Stowe
Teachers’ Agencies
TEAC
M. J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
C. Thomas
County of
Cala Xelinet
Alice M. du Bois
Os York
Daly, Hoyt & Mason
New Street
City of New York
Alexander T Mason
Frederic PD. Philips
M S William Street
Borough of Manhattan
Maine
el JX
Hos Abner C. Thomas
York
Mary K. Baker
New Yok
de Witt
Lockman & Do
Same Street
Borough of
Manhattan
Lee York
Lee
Henry M. Baker
Lockman & DE Witt
Eetor
Nassau Street
New Yor
Abner C. Thomas
Frederica Talman
Manhee
Cme
Arles K
A. Run
Morgas
Hamilton
Abner C. Thomas Surrogel
Hamilton Morgan
Belmont & Co
Belmont
Eward Morgan, JR
Edward Morgan
Charles Stewart Davison
Een Street
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