Tax Sale Records Show City Seizures of Notable Properties
Yesterdays tax sale by the New York city authorities included notable parcels such as the New-York Historical Society building and Salvation Army headquarter sites. Total arrears payments reached about 350000, with complex details on each parcel, bids, owners, and upcoming sales including a Wednesday bid session.
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New-York Historical Society
Salvation Army
Victorical Society
Roth
Narsaui
University Bulting
Waverley Place
Yarrington Square
Listtery
Spec-Keters
John Foley
Steen
Cherry & Veecker
Granist
Sie
Gis Broadway
Charles W. Smith
Charles Decker
Jst Ave
Grosvenor
Sth-ave
10Th-St
WGSM
Barber
Madison~ave
Dominicksts
Hudson
Varicksts
Cty
J. J. Boyland
West Siss-sr
Greenwich-st
Alona
Henry Wise
Yront-st
Towers Along Subway Ventilation Remedy Called For by Engineers
Mining engineers in the city condemned subway air conditions and urged towers built at intervals along the route to improve ventilation. They suggested concrete or terra cotta towers, with fans to push out warm air and draw in fresh air, at minimal expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orge W. Maynard
Wall St
Panic in Sweatshops Sparks Chaos in Tenement Fire
In a crowded sweatshop district, over a thousand young female workers fled a small fire on the second floor of a building. Police and rescuers aided the panicked crowd, pulled victims from wedged exits, and prevented a worse crush as flames and smoke overwhelmed stairways. One worker was seriously hurt while others suffered bruises or fainting spells. the blaze was controlled by a single fire company.
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St Pike Et
Mum
2 Rue
Con
Clem and
Flynn
Abraham Horwitz
Iig
Fara
Tebtikl
Chin
Smeiki
Give
Silent Lover Ready to Jump Off Pier in Jealous Rage
Atlantic City June 21 James B Reed Princeton 1862 graduate attempted to leap from a steel pier railing during Edna Mae Castner and Robert M Sturgis wedding party Reed shouted this is all for you and fled into the ocean chased by Robert Willard and Sydney Scherlin who pulled him back The Castner family denied Reed was a favored suitor and Miss Castner was too ill to appear today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Teemoraph
Atlantic City
N. J
James B. Reed
Princeton University
WSS
Birt
Edna Mae Castner
Robert M. Sturgis
St. Louis
Castner
Mr. Reed
Reed
Edna
Robert Willard
Sydney Scherlin
New York
Miss Castner
Massachusetts Supreme Court bars union monopoly in labor market
The court ruled in Berry v Donovan that forcing all workers into unions and firing nonmembers violates the law. Donovan, a union representative, was held personally liable for 1590 in damages after firing Berry, a non union shoemaker, in a Haverhill factory. The decision emphasizes protection of individual rights and rejects union driven employment purge under warrantable competition claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Michael F. Berry
Jerry E. Donovan
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Berry
Haverhill
Donovan
Mdor
Hogan's Raid Timely Promotes Police Action
Police Inspector Hogan led a district raid on a third floor poolroom in Fast 10th Street capturing about 250 present. twelve detained, including five charged with maintaining the poolroom and seven as aiding. The operation followed an injunction against further police interference by wallpaper dealer C Johnson and used moving van raiding force before the fifth race at Sheepshead Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Fast 10Th-St
C. Johnson
Manchester
Wahle
Sheepshead Bay
Mercer-st
Johnson
Demurrage Legislation Delayed in Connecticut
Hartford June 21 The rail demurrage bill in Connecticut was postponed to the next General Assembly on Railroads Committee recommendation. The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad urged relief from four day unloading, while President Mellen supported a two day limit. Committee member Chatenun Bradstreet cited need to wait for clearer freight handling outcomes.
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Hartford, Conn
Connecticut
General Assembly
Committee On Railroads
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Mellen
Chatenun Bradstreet
Melien
New Haven
Will Contest Doubtful as Ziegler Fortune Draws Skepticism
A report that William Ziegler's will is to be contested by his sister Mrs. Henry Shields and other relatives is treated with disbelief. The $30 million estate largely favors his adopted son, and officials in Stamford and Monrovia question the authenticity of the threat, noting no official probate records or direct statements from Ziegler. Observers warn against sensational claims from reporters amid ongoing probate in Noroton and Davenport links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ziegler
Henry Shields
Los Angeles
Henry K. Shields
Arthur Little
Monrovia
Cal
Russell Price
Duarte
Wille Zieeler
North Pole
Stamford
Conn
New York
Noroton
Ziegler
Henry Kshislds
California
Brandt
Davenport
Zieglers
Monson Howe
Shields
Little
Price
NEW INSPECTORS GIVE PLEDGE AT FELICE HEADQUARTERS
Police Commissioner McAdoo promoted four inspectors Nally Hogan Fiood and Sweener on merit and urged them to show high efficiency integrity and calm performance. He noted they were not assigned to district Ceriay and referenced his yacht meeting with R A Smith. Lt. McAdoo attended Fordham College commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
R. A. Smith
Felice
Nally
Hogan
Fiood
Sweener
Ont Gere
Lars
Fordham Colfes
Short reprieve for Hoch in wife murder case
Springfield reports a one week reprieve for Johann Hoch, convicted wife murderer and bigamist. The Governor intends to extend the stay to allow the case to be carried before the Supreme Court, with actions possibly longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
Springfield
Johann Hoch
Supreme Court
Morrissey Visits New Haven In Railway Talks
P H Morrissey head of the Giana Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen met General Manager Higgins in New Haven to discuss the Brown merit system and trainmen’s schedule operations. The visit, Morrissey’s first to the city, followed a Boston stop and a western return, with no special significance attached. Four men were injured today when a barn collapsed on Miss Helle Sanford’s farm at Redding Ridge, three of them Hungarians. Frank Hungerford sustained the most serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-Haven, Conn
P. H. Morrissey
Giana
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Higgins
New-York, New- Haven and Hartford Railroad
Morrissey
Redding
Conn
Wheat and corn swings mark Chicago trade session
Wheat held gains for much of the day before profittaking pulled prices under day’s end. July and September futures closed near the prior level as traders weighed light showers and harvest conditions in the Northwest. Corn and oats showed firm openings with later profit taking, while provisions remained dull yet steady amid mixed receipts and packer activity.
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Chicago
At & Ehade
Bsc
Ofc
Sige
Stige
Gle
Ste
Osert Motad
Western Olsen
Cudahy Packing Company
A. 8. White
New York Surrogate Court Notices of Guardianship and Estate Hearing
A fragmented colonial style notice lists numerous executors and trustees including Whitneys Institute and other named parties. It commands all heirs and guardians to appear before the Surrogate Court in New York County for a judicial settlement of estate accounts, with a timetable and age references noted. The text reflects formal probate procedure and guardianship prerequisites for those under entitlement.
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Newark
Brownlow Gry
Edgar Campbell Wilkineon
Eid James Hires
Timinghar, Jr
A. Outarbridges
Dane Marfis A. Outerbridge
Azina Maria
Demmide Church Society
Art Sullus Johansen
Beste Eowart Smit
Charles Henry ‘Smith
Theode
County of
New York
Cate
Reid
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Society
N. Y
Small Blaze
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Scare Falls
Mpntle
Todar Deington
Imperial Potentate
HA. Coline
Teresto
Imperial
Alva P. Clausen
St. Joseph
Rabbar
Prank C. Roundy
Imperial Rabben
Edwin J. Alderman
Marten
Imperial Wich
Precent Groves
L Street
Richmond
Vi Geille
Preemek A. Hines
1Nsurer
Willams
Brown
Pitgel Cartier
Penanmais
W. Towalt Bowen
Zien Cofemanint
Tee Treat
Sati Imgerins Geregss Coren
Willers
Ec Vaner Mars
W. Fe Irwin
Glib Jew
Oll River
Fig
Busco River
Fullopat
Detirentie St Pesta Sae
Henlrighton Pons
Culskil
Hodson
Albeny
Dally
Artis
New Teu York
Tranafer
Ostown
Newport Pall River
Ana Northers Pointe
Priscilla
Pumatan
Tate Pier
Warren &T
Providence
New
Plymou
New Meaford
Cottage City
Nantucket
Pier Uexiett
Clarkson St
Maine
New Hampshire
Rkckwrett
New London
Blackinlang
Nor- Bieh
Stonington
Waten Hl
Nenant Pier
Worcester
Stra. Citt
Lowell
Chester W. Chapin
SN. Ry
EW Haven
North Bye
E.R
Foot Peck
Richard Peck
A. Ml
Mew Haven
John
Tam
New Haven Road
Deny Ziegler
Gaynor Ando Greene
Montreal
Gaynor and Greene
Donaté Macmaster
United States
Mr. McAdoo
New-Haven
New- Haven Road
Baltimore
Welst
Bis
Aerica
United
Aia
Nort RF & Lee
Ss Union Trust
Third Net Bank
Fidelity & Dep
Ady Os
Coos Mob
Furnishea Ty RB
L Day & Co
Nassau
Boat & Albany
Bhanvon
Centennial Tin
Jenklin West Eng
Ovceda
Wolverine
Westin US
W. A Flolligan & Co Ao
Broadway
Nat Carton
Ay Cote Bigg
Edison
Norable SR
Pheumatic Tool
Union Traction
Submay Ag
Philadelphia
Charles D. Barney & Co
Broadat
New-York
South 4Th St
Belcher Beet & Webber
Caledonia
Ray Bescher
Serra Nevadas
Botary
Hale Gould
Norcrose
Rovine
Saratoga
Lewes
West Ins
Ordas
Albany
Troy
Roorne Erbigat
Wilmington
Peoples
York
Hudson River
Mer
C. W. Morse
Odd Gates
Trondack
N. Bu
West 120Th Street
Cam Traina
Lake George
Lake Auiromiack
Thowend
Arin Springs
Norcherm
Resiria
Utuil
Catskill
Cuxsickle
Cairo
Palenville
Haines Corners
Tannersville
Christopher SA
West 220Th
Catskill Mountain
TR ST
Taurus
Anks
E.st. St
Manhattan Beach
R.br
Foot of Bath St
Bat
Manhattan
Brooklyn
N.Y
Parke Row
Wissoth ST
Franklin Bt
N. Bandays
Highlands
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Preme Court
County OF Newew York
Helen NM
Knickerbocker, Plaintif, Roberty, Geen and Others
Defendaita
Exchange
Vevey Street
Borough of
City of New York
Joseph P. Day
Boutherry
Howard Street
Jim
Bayart
Elm Street
Henry H. Peters
IAAT
Algernon S. Norton
Llcyd & Maddon
Piatatft
Willem Street
Howanth Street
Howant Street
Taitometer
Algernon
Norton
Atlas
Cer Company of
Mobi Mckee Atarners Za Bethotas
Frank Z. Fitzgerald
Harvey
Eilzabeth Bf. Bunker
Magicallon
Ciy
Tub
Siz
Ocean Steamers
Orth German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Cherbourssea
Elbeke
Gibraltar
Naples
Keor Say
Jane
Rom’ Beementiers
Ana Ai Orlrichs
Reendwas
Louie MH. Meyer
Bowth Thint
Hamburg
Pdeutachleod
Seni
Bory
Bataeure
Jain
Penraytyanta
Pestum
Paris
Genoa
Ugk
Norway
Iceland
Spitzbergen
British Isles
Europe
Puemoc TE Cern
SPT
Presse i Daae
Dover
London
Salling Sati Wao M. Pier
N. B. Freanland
White Star Line
Whitehall
Battery Pace
Caradian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Japan
Chine
Philippine Selecta
de & Amesian
Diy Bla
S. Taster
Aceat
China
Gauie- Duly Bath
Sioprese
Cine
Australie
Ana New Zealand
Sioara
the Tribune
Anghor Lime
Glasgow
Furnessia
Astoria
Re & Argent Tee Ee Columsis
Aare
Cunard Line
Eiverpool
CEA
Cron
Brossway
Watt & Ht Bruwn
THE
Tribune
la Guayra
Puerta Catlin
Curacac
Mareecaibo
Vis Curacao
Iajcrning Wall Broskiye S
Caracas
Nace & Spri Labelphia
Savurar
la SO Zulial
S & Maracaibo
Ioeseotand
Seema Tome
Helgi Heatioe
Seaptiocel
RANK
CLASK
Specially
Chars Europe
PaRei Sen
CaLmboNn
Porto, Rico
MALLORY nY_ STEAMSHIP LINE
TAY Veloce
Cate Af Mapeliss
Nord Ammertes
Tuty Sant
Hartfield & CO
Berlite School OF
Mole
Taconic School
Secates Hills
Eaparate
Misses Stowe
Roe
ES Gevergemen
Eh Ann Weahers
Dpeneemsy Bebaale
Mra A. J
Xoung-Pulton
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