Expelled Massachusetts Rep Gethro amid bribery probe
The Massachusetts House voted 142 to 54 to expel Representative Frank J. Gethro for attempting improper influence in legislation tied to the defeat of the Anti Bucketshop bill. The session featured disorder as witnesses and lawmakers clashed over testimony and ethics.
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Boston
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Frank J. Gethro
House
Committee On Rules
Gethro
Edwin F. Leonard
Springfield
Martin Lomasney
Leonard
Firman Swig
Taunton
Representative Coyle
Jacob H. Mack
John J. Higgins
Somerville
Commonwealth
Corle
Mock
Mr. Mock
Tomas W. Lawson
Leglie
William L. Newton
South Test Appeal
Nyack Girl Struck Down in Midnight Assault
Miss Olive Riker of West Haverstraw was attacked in her home at night. She suffered concussion and remains in critical condition. A pocketbook containing 165 dollars and a framed picture were stolen, with a note urging vigilance on her daughter. A dismissed suitor is suspected as the story quiets.
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the Tribune
Nyack
West Haverstraw
Olive Riker
Richard Riker
Henry Keene in Critical Condition at Holland House
Henry Keene, brother of James R. Keene, is critically ill at the Holland House. once recovered from paralysis three years ago, he relapsed about three months ago and has worsened since. He survived a devastating fire that struck his Fifth Avenue apartments last year.
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Henry Keene
James R. Keene
Holland House
Mr. Keene
Fifth Avenue
Reverend Hervey Receives Bronx Pastoral Call
The Rev Pr John L Hervey pastor of First United Presbyterian Williamsburg has received a unanimous call to lead Washington Heights United Presbyterian Church in The Bronx. The Bronx church's pastor Rev J C K Milligan was recently stricken with paralysis. Dr Hervey has built a prosperous Williamsburg congregation. George N Pierce of Buffalo reports his son Pegey, who recently killed a farmer while driving in Germany, says he will face trial. Pierce asks Representative Alexander to seek fair treatment from German authorities.
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John L. Hervey
First United Presbyterian Church
South Ist and
Rodney Streets
Williamsburg
Washington Heights United Presbyterian Church
Bronx
J. C. K. Milligan
Dr. Hervey
Buffalo
George N. Pierce
Pegey
Germany
Kumpf
Pierce
Alexander
Washington
Boy Freddie Muth Reunites with Philadelphia Family
Freddie Muth, the boy abducted from Philadelphia, is now staying with his uncle Jacob A. Becker in Lindenau near New Brunswick New Jersey. His father brought the family to Becker’s home to ensure their safety and then returned to Philadelphia.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Freddie Muth
Philadelphia
Jacob A. Becker
Lindenau
Mr. Muth
Mr. Becker
Steel Corporation bars gifts to employees in all subsidiaries
A Pittsburg dispatch reports United States Steel Corporation orders forbid any officer or employee of its subsidairy companies to accept gifts from firms doing business with Steel subsidiaries or with iron interests. The ban covers wedding, birthday and Christmas presents under penalty of immediate dismissal.
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United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Steel Corporaton
Steel Corporation
Guanajuato Mining Dividends Declared by Company Directors
The Guanajuato Consolidated Mining and Milling Company directors declared a dividend of 144 percent on outstanding stock payable July 31 to holders of record. The directors note steady value increases over the past eighteen months. Transfer books close at 1 pm July 16 and reopen August 1.
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Guanajuato
Farmers Fight Deer Havoc on Medford Crops in Suffolk
Medford Long Island farmers express anger over deer damaging early crops. They erect scarecrows and lanterns to deter the animals, but efforts fail and residents seek county relief for losses with little success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Long Island
Assault Admonishes Somerset County Threats In Baltimore
Willam Lee, a Black man from Gidtet in Somerset County, is brought to Baltimore from Norfolk, Virginia, after a confessed assault on two white women. Officials kept him in jail for safekeeping until trial amid heightened white unrest and threats of violence.
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Baltimore
Willam Lee
Gidtet
Somerset County
Norfolk
Governor in Fish Car Tour Raises Campaign Funding Questions
Milwaukee dispatch notes Governor James O. Davidson touring the state in the state funded fish car. The trip, used partly for campaigning, prompts rivals for the Republican nomination to question whether state payment constitutes improper support for his campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Milwaukee
James O. Davidson
Davidson
Shore cleanliness in doubt as coast patrol finds little garbage
United States Coast Patrol and Street Cleaning Department officials inspect Long Island and New Jersey beaches to counter claims of city garbage washing ashore. Surveys show minimal debris, mainly driftwood and weed, with drifting waste traced to passing vessels. Dumping area chosen offshore near Gedney Channel to align with tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast Patrol
Long Island
New Jersey
Shrewsbury Rocks
Woodbury
Coast Patrol
Jersey
Deal
Fairway
Gedney Channel
Evans
Brownson
Butler on City Tenement Houses in Chelsea District
Commissioner Butler of the Tenement House Department disclosed a thorough probe of Chelsea tenement conditions before Citizens Union learned of issues. Many houses were ordered vacated last fall in Chelsea Park and near the Blackwell's Island Bridge approaches. He emphasized no private body aid, stating the department treats city landlords the same. Authorities target fire and disease dangers, with exceptions for city or private buildings slated for demolition within a year where vacating is impractical.
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Butler
Chelsea
Citizens Union
Chelsea Park
New
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Slugger Unionist Hodek Arrested in Edwards Assault
Chicago police arrested John Hodek alias John Sandberg alias John Haley, a labor union slugger and business agent, on charges of pum melling W. S. Edwards of the Brass Manufacturers' Association on May 14. Detectives and private agencies had worked five weeks to solve the case after a strike by gas and electric fixture hangers began April 1. Edwards, known as a friend of labor, was targeted for opposing business agents' demands.
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Chicago
John Hodek
John Sandberg
John Haley
Edwards
Brass Manufacturers’ Association
Hodek
Collision with car kills driver in Williamsburg
A Bushwick avenue car collided with a coal cart near Noll street Williamsburg. Max Tislow of 122 Noll street was killed instantly while his assistant Morris Mulldash of 3 Humboldt street suffered likely fatal internal injuries. The car motor man John Masterson of 319 Palmetto street was arrested on homicide charges. Women fainted during the car’s chaotic aftermath.
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Bushwick Avenue
Noll Street
Williamsburg
Max Tislow
Morris Mulldash
Humboldt Street
John Masterson
Palmetto Street
Spelling Board names new members including Skeat Bradley Maclean
The Simplified Spelling Board announced the election to membership of Professor Walter William Skeat and Professor Henry Bradley, English scholars, and William Findlay Maclean, editor of The Toronto World, and Dr. Alexander H. MacKay, superintendent of Education in Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter William Skeat
Henry Bradley
William Findlay Maclean
Toronto World
Alexander H. MacKay
Nova Scot
Note On Ferry Death Reveals Suicide By John Winn
A note found in the Union ferryboat's men cabin states John T. Winn of 990 Columbus Avenue died by his own hand, with his brother James witnessing the handwriting and confirming the suicide. The brother cites years of considerable trouble.
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Union
Catherine Sip
Manhattan
Main Street
Brooklyn
John T. Winn
James
Columbus Avenue
Drownings in Pennsylvania tunnel and court actions noted
Bodies of Joseph Williams and Jacob Krass recovered after a tunnel drowning. A ten pound bolt injured a man but left him unscathed. Habeas corpus papers served to reduce a bail set for a motorman. A postal clerk was jailed on assault charges. Appellate Division upheld denying a bill of particulars in a libel case against Collier's Weekly.
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Joseph Williams
Jacob Krass
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Harburger
New York City Railway Company
William Botticher
Supreme Court
Town Topics Publishing Company
Collier's Weekly
Colonel Mann
Collier's
McLaughlin
Defendsan
Sailors Ask More Pay for Chesapeake Steam Vessels
A Baltimore committee of the American Association of Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels visited owners of steamboats on Chesapeake Bay to seek higher wages for captains and mates. They cited masters and first officers earning 60 to 75 dollars monthly, less than towboat captains, and asked for increases. Providers said they would respond later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Baltimore
American Association of
Chesapeake Bay
Poison Found in City Meat Market Prompts Probe
Indianapolis June 21 Mr Barnard state chemist reports 33 of 49 meat samples from local butcher stalls doctored with preservative poisons. Sausage Hamburg steak wienerwurst bologna ham loaf veal loaf tripe pigs foot jelly and other prepared meats tested contained borax or sodium sulphate to renew color. Sodium sulphate linked to gastritis and possible death. Barnard calls condition frightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Indianapolis
Barnard
Old Somerset County Courthouse Sells for 125 Dollars
The Somerset County Courthouse, a fine example of Dutch architecture, was sold at public auction to Hyman Kline for 125 dollars. Built in 1779 after Millstone’s fire, the old building will be razed for a new 300000 dollar white marble courthouse. The jail sold for 700 dollars will become a Jewish synagogue nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Somerville
N. J
Somerset County
New Jersey
Hyman Kline
Millstone
Two Killed In Rear End Crash At Ahoskie NC
Norfolk Virginia June 21 In a rear end collision between Atlantic Coast Line trains at Ahoskie North Carolina O O King engineer of Portsmouth and Walter Carter brake man of Windsor were killed Meacham conductor and an unknown white man were injured The engine and six cars were badly damaged along with the caboose and six rear cars of the other train Responsibility could not be determined at this time
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Norfolk
Ahoskie
N. C
O. O. King
Portsmouth
Walter Carter
Windsor
Meacham
Tigress Carmen Injures Colonel Ferari at Brighton Beach
Carmen the tiger from Ferari’s Brighton Beach show attacked Colonel Ferari as he attempted to move her from a large cage to a smaller one. A fork and a door failed to deter her, with claws tearing his arm nearly to the bone and attendants rushing to separate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Ferari
Brighton Beach
Fark
Colonel Ferari
Fight at Longacre Athletic Club Rumor Ends in Arrest
Detectives McGee and Roy, barred at the Longacre Athletic Club on 29th Street, attempted to enter during a claimed directors meeting and allege Mike Gardiner assaulted them. Gardiner was arrested for felonious assault at Tenderloin police station as Inspector Schmittberger reported a reped ring inside.
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Longacre Athletic Club
McGee
Roy
Mike Gardiner
Gardiner
Tenderloin
Schmittberger
Deutschland Faster Than La Provence In Speed Test
The Deutschland of Hamburg American Line arrived from Hamburg to New York in 5 days 20 hours 9 minutes, maintaining high speed despite a disputed eastward voyage. Captain Kaempff damps criticism of La Provence’s northerly route, noting German coal issues on the eastward trip. Paul Faguet of the French Line hints at a future test, with both ships set to sail next Thursday at 5 am.
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Hamburg
New York
Kaempff
Deutschland
Alix
la Provence
Germany
Paul Faguet
New Negro Sect Formed by Prophet in Middletown
The Church of God and the Saints of Christ, started by Elder John H. Allen of Philadelphia, claims mixed Negro and white membership. Led by William Scrowby of Washington, the sect imposes a 10 percent income tithe and ritual washing of feet and a holy kiss during admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Middletown
N. Y
Church of God and the Saints of Christ
John H. Allen
Philadelphia
William Scrowby
Washington
Deal in Fifth Avenue Gardiner buys property from Roosevelt
Frederick Roosevelt sells 583 Fifth Avenue property to Charles A Gardiner, who already owns 581, creating the largest single Fifth Avenue frontage north of 23rd Street for business use. The deal, reportedly $250,000, covers 40 by 100 feet with no restrictions. Gardiner plans to sell or lease for 21 years, with Helen Gould, J B Haggin, and Robert Goelet nearby on the block between 47th and 48th streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Sherman
Sth Avenue
Frederick Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Charles A. Gardiner
5Th Avenue
Mr. Sherman
Gardiner
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Gardiner
47Th
48Th Streets
Helen Miller Gould
47Th Street
Jay Gould
J. B. Haggin
Robert Goelet
48Th Street
Lien Filed By P. J. Carlin Construction On 50th Street Property
The P J Carlin Construction Company filed yesterday a mechanic s lien on the south side of 50th street 145 feet west of Madison avenue for 61 679 50. The Riding Club of the City of New York is lessee and contractor. Lien covers materials masonry and iron work. First deal for Crimmins Company. The Thomas E Crimmins Real Estate Construction Company bought No 788 Lexington avenue a three story dwelling on lot 20x65 owned by Adolf Platky. Executive committee named Abraham Schwab T E Crimmins Walter A Burke Maurice B Blumenthal.
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P. J. Carlin Construction Company
Madison Ave
50Th Street
58Th Street
William W. Astor
Riding Club of
City of New York
Thomas E. Crimmins
Frederick T. Barry
Lexington Avenue
Adolf Platky
Abraham Schwab
T. E. Crimmins
Walter A. Burke
Maurice B. Blumenthal
Pocher & Co
William P. Rooney
Samuel Baumgarten
Thomas J. Sullivan
West 41St St
Adam Lieb
East 48Th St
H. C. Senior & Co
M. E. O’donovan
H. Tuchler
West 64Th St
Herman Goldberg
East 75Th St
Isaac Jonas
Albert Erdman
East 103d Street
Dessauer & Werdenschlag
Louis I. Siff
William Bettman
West 120Th St
William R. O'Brien
West 121St Street
Regina Feldbauer
Leinhardt
Isaac Wolf
Admiral Realty Company
Elizabeth Honeck
Potomac Realty Company
Fifth Avenue
M. Frank
Mr. Simon
East 10Th Street
Hyman & Kanner
Madison Asroes
N. L
L. Ottinger
Taahouss
East 61St St
Ieee
Am Richtberg
Amsterdam Realty
Willam Buhler
Butler Davenpd
East
Ith St
New Brown
Exchange Mortgage Company
Fifth Ave
Julius Sco
Walto Company
116Th St
Harris Bernstein
Wakefield Park Realty Company
John William Powers
John Dunn
S. Kraft
Real estate transactions cover wide Miami area deals
The notice lists numerous Ames and Co. sales and transfers across Manhattan addresses including 312 and 314 7th Ave and 537 to 543 West 133d St, with flats, tenements, stores, and plots changing hands among many brokers and buyers such as Weis mann, Arnold Realty, Golomb, and the Rosenzweig Realty Operating Company. Details include parcel sizes from 50x100 ft to 75x16 ft, multi story structures up to six stories, and adjacent property relations, reflecting a bustling market in late 19th or early 20th century New York real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hamilton McBride
Ames & Co
W. Clarence Martin
Louis F. Weismann
7Th Ave
28Th St
William Rosenzweig
Adelstein & Arrutine
112Th St
Madison Ave
Hugo Marks
Hillman & Golaing
Goerck St
Essex St
Ompson St
E. V. Pescia & Co
S. H. Huxford
William H. Appleton & Co
J. Thornton Wilson
Mercer St
Bleecker
Gerlach Realty Company
Randolph Guggenheimer
Rev. A. Taylor
West 17Th St
Jessie F. Gartens
Auction Sales Yesterday at Vesey and Morris Aves
Auction notices list properties sold or withdrawn at 14 Vesey Street and Morris Avenue. Residences and leaseholds include Sailers Snug Harbor and multiple 2 to 5 story buildings sold to buyers like S P Nelson and John J Larkin for amounts ranging from about 9 100 to 11 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Ry Mooney & Lawrence
Greere St
Waverley Place
Snug Harbor
Actmr
George Lanziner
S P Nelson
Samuel Goldsticker
3D Ave
Axr
Henry Steubring
Charles A Berrian
Morris Ave
John J Larkin
Real estate transfers listed with multiple properties and mortgages
A compilation of property transfers and mortgages in a dense list. Names include Gottlieb Sigieck Abraham Jacobs Meyer Lefkowtiz Ignaz Rech Parkas Bretathal Edward R Cohn William W Hall Abraham Jacobs and others. Properties span Madison Avenue Amsterdam Avenue West 50th Street and Hudson Street with values up to 106500 and 1000 mortgage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Ave
Jonas Gage
Amsterdam
Sith St
Amsterdam Ve
Sith
Gottlie
Karpas
Hyman Horwits
Mort- Weil
Adolph Schlesinger
50Th
James Gribble, Jr
Gottlieb Sigieck
Mortage
Bertha ¢ Audubensve
Suxts
Alrman Realty Company
Parkas Bretathal
Rubenstein
Mort
Lewis St
Corner Ath
Meyer Lefkowitz
Ignaz Rech
Teab Jacob Nathan
Elias Gellowaks
Mortsager
Sad
Wandell
William W Hall
Amsterdam Ave
107Th St
Central Park
Gottlied
Abraham Jacobs
Hellman
Alberta
Kleinfeld Et A
Meyer Wesell
Bronx building plans for East Road dwelling
A two story and attic frame dwelling house is planned on East Road near North Road. The proposal involves site at 392.8 t. m. and relates to the Bronx area. Construction details reference a six room configuration and standard timber framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Road
W. S
North Road
Real estate action listings on 168th street and surrounding blocks
Property parcels along St Nicholas Avenue and nearby streets are listed with owners, contractors, and lessees. Entries include 100 by 100 foot plots near 179th Street, 265 by 100 feet near East Houston Street, and 50 by 12.5 feet near Forest Avenue. Amounts shown include 4,900 08, 2,145 00, and 7,080 00 in local currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
Coney Island
North River
Pier 1
Naif
129Th St
Building Loan Contracts Near Central Park West and Amsterdam Ave
Central Park West at 99th Street corner area lists multiple building loan contracts. Pincus Lowenfeld and William Prager lend Abraham Sillverson 65 000 dollars on a site at Amsterdam Avenue near 98th Street. Hyman Horwitz loans Nathan Wilson 15 000 dollars on Amsterdam Avenue near 8th Street with property 25 by 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park West
N. W
99Th St
Pincus Lowenfeld
William Prager
Abraham Sillverson
John E Schermerhorn Dies After Long Illness at 79th Street
John Egmont Schermerhorn of the prominent New York Schermerhorn family died at his home 2 ½ East 79th Street after a four year illness from nephritis. Born June 25, 1853 he studied at CCNY and Columbia Law. He practiced briefly then traveled widely and joined numerous clubs. He leaves a wife Katie Cotting two sons and a daughter with funeral arrangements to be announced for Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Egmont Schermerhorn
New York
Schermerhorn
79Th Street
Mr. Schermerhorn
College of the City of New York
Columbia Law School
7Th Regiment
Metropolitan, University, Knickerbocker and
Cambridge
Holland and St. Nicholas
Automobile Club of America
Larchmont
Municipal Art Society
New York Botanical Garden
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Katie T. Cotting
Walter Stone Poor Dies After Long Illness in Morristown
Walter Stone Poor born 1836 in Andover Maine, died at his Morristown home after five years confined to a room. A Bowdoin College graduate, he served as lieutenant colonel after enlisting in 1861 with the 10th New York Volunteers. He practiced law in New York, moved to Morristown in 1882, and was active in social and civil life and local politics with Republican ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Morristown
N. J
Walter Stone Poor
Franklin Place
New York City
New York State
Poor
Robert C. Martin 87 Funeral at Riverdale Home Today
Robert C. Martin died Wednesday at his Riverdale-on-Hudson residence at eighty seven. He served as a director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and belonged to Union League and Country clubs and the American Geographical Society. The funeral will be held at the family home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Martin
Riverdale-on-Hudson
Martin
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Union League and Country Clubs
American Geographical Society
Captain C. S. Cole Dies in Corning at 70
Captain C. S. Cole of Corning New York died at his home at age seventy a longtime Republican leader who chaired the state committee during Ira Davenport’s gubernatorial run and served as Captain of the Port of New York under Governor Cornell He began as a brakeman on the New York Corning and Buffalo Railroad later Erie and had lived in Corning about fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
N. Y
C. S. Cole
New York State
Republican State Committee
Ira Davenport
New York
Cornell
Lincoln
Internal Revenue
Cole
New York, Corning & Buffalo Railroad
The
Erie
Premier Seddon Buried In National Grief Google
The funeral of Premier Seddon, who died June 10 aboard the Oswestry Gragge while en route from Sydney to New Zealand, was held in Wellington. Massive crowds trailed the hearse as streets overflowed with spectators from across the colony, and the day was treated as a general holiday nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
Seddon
Oswestry
Gragge
Sydney
New South Wales
Newealand
New York G. A. R. Elects Officers at Saratoga
STATE G A R ELECTIONS Saratoga N Y June 21 The New York State Department Grand Army of the Republic elected officers this afternoon Commander John S Maxwell Amsterdam senior vice commander John D O'Brien Albany junior vice commander Jared W Wickes Syracuse chaplain the Rev Henry C Woods Bath medical director A F Sheldon Lyons The veterans joined in a camp fire this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
New York State Department
Grand Army of the Republic
John S. Maxwell
Amsterdam
John D. O’brien
Albany
Jared W. Wickes
Syracuse
Henry C. Woods
Bath
A. F. Sheldon
Lyons
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Bay State House
Nyack Girl
Miss Riker
Wisconsin
City News
Cario Enamino
No. 300
East 12Th Street
Jacob 8. Sauter
Bostal
Mary B. O’brien
West Ih
Old County
Coast Line
Doorman
NEW Negro Sect
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Pic
Les A. Gardiner
Char
E. H. Rosenquest
John B. Snooks
Jefferson St
Morris Park Ave
East Boro’ Improvement Company
Flood
158Th St
S. W
St. Ann’s Ave
Lorenz
W. H. Weber
Moore & Landsiedel
Srass Intervaie
Kelly St
Moore & Landstedel
N. E
Marton Ave
George W. Brown
John Davidson
Astor Property
Crimmins Company
Transactions IN Realty
B. Goodale
Lwo
St. Nicholas Ave
Joseph Buellesbach
William H. Stutchbury
Boston Road
John Pieces
Himberg, Meisel & Co
Orchard St
E. S
Ft. S
East Houston
Isaac Schwartz
Isidor Sizik
Joseph Berliant
168Th St
S. S
Forest Ave
Murray & Hill Company
Hugh Kirk
Jung Brothers
Premier Seddon
Knickerbocker
5Th Ave
Alabama
Country Property
Merrick Ad
Bellmore
R. R. Dope
Thia
Brooklyn & Suburban Realty Go
Court
Montana
Missouri River
Crane
Leedy
Dawson County
Sountry
Cayuga Lake
Feltes
Connecticut
Dov
A. S&s Bailey
Hallerstein Ridg
Hartford
Conn
P.O
Madison Square
A. O'Donnell
Miller
Cranford
Im Road
R. R. Station
C. A. Squires
Zeho, LL
Newark
Princeton
Cleveland
St. Louis
Winnipeg
Thompson-Starrett Company
Capital
Ferris & Smith
Manhattan Street
Old Broadway
City
Anhattan Rane
Nl & Whiting
Beekman ST
Ee Hotse
West
N. L. & EL. Ottinger
Nassau Street
West Lith St
Ith
GR. Dick RY
Broadway
Cortlandt
Remsen Brooklyn
Suffolk County
William Hamilton
Sayville
L. L
Torme
Cape Cod
Mary Bradley
Marlboro St
Mass
Long Island Real Estate
Ona Island Real Estate
Dean Alvord
Stamford R. R
Point Beach
C. Willard
Stamford
Erie Railroad
Ar Ae Square
Chambers Street
West 23d Street
Fulton Street
Taurus
East St
Wes
Grand Republic
BURGH
Se Sith
Pong St
St .Yonkers
West Point
NeweunGn
Fulton
Nee Pternoon
Mary Powell
Mt Arrt
J.a. Bist
Steamer Orient
Glenwood
Great Neck
U. Ga
Rockaway Beach
Long Island Railroad
Ee Raya
York
Foot East
Stree
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