Newman Settlement Sought in Estate of Former NY Central President
Executors Betty Newman and Ira Lee asked the Surrogates Court for a judicial settlement of William P. Newman estate valued at about 937 571. The will provides half to Newman after charges with the rest placed in trust for the widow for life and then to nephews nieces and cousins after her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty C. Newman
Ira A. Lee
William P.newman
New York Central Railroad Company
Newman
Mator
Place
Miscounse
New York Central
Death of Mrs Maitland the Original Alice in Wonderland Founding Figure
The London Chronicle reports the death in Cheltenham England of Edith Alice Maitland once known as the original Alice in Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland. Daughter of Canon Litten she was a writer journalist and artist who befriended Carroll in youth and authored Childish Memories of Lewis Carroll a largely reprinted work now out of print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
England
London Chronicle
Cheltenham
Jim Edith
Alice Maitland
Alice
Lewis Carroll
Mr. Collingwood
Levis Carroll
Memorial for Lieut Campbell at American Flying Club
Memorial services planned Thursday at the American Flying Club, 11 East Thirty-eighth Street, for Lieutenant Gordon Campbell who perished in an Atlantic City airplane crash on June 8. Scotty Campbell, a war veteran, had served with the Foreign Legion, the French Air Service, and the U.S. Air Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Campbell
American Flying Club
Fast Thirty-eighth Street
Leutenant Sf
Gordon Campbell
Atlantic City
Lieutenant Campbell
Scotty
Foreign Legion
French Air Service
United States Air Service
Obituary notices span several notable figures and locations
The fragment notes deaths and memorials including Adolphe Carnot in Paris, Dr. William P. Snyder in Pennsylvania, and various Brooklyn obituaries. It lists birth dates, careers, honors, and survivor details, with scattered notes on residences and local notices across Hartford, Brooklyn, and New York.
Auction Results At Broadway Street Property Sale
A list shows bids and tax details for multiple parcels including a vacant 200 by 20 foot lot on Broadway. The sale mentions Willan Conmt vs Billy A Rainer and a bond funded at 50 100, with due taxes and a mortgage lien noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesby
Tae
Harry & Hecht
Broadway
Willan
Billy A Rainer
Brown Closes Broadway Deal By Telegraph
Frederick Brown closed a Broadway area acquisition via wire from Banff Canada. The Postal Life Insurance Co. holds three 10 story buildings at Broadway and Spring Street valued around 1.45 million, with brokers and plans for a cooperative purchaser in the works. The Lexington Avenue corner at 47 Lexington Avenue, a four story building near Twenty fifth Street, was sold by Publishers’ Photo Engraving Co. to Charles I. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banff
Canada
Spring St. Corner
Postal Life
Frederick Brown Closei
Broadway
Spring Street
New York
Charles I Nove | Company
Th Pacific
Orient
Postal Life Insurance Company
Provident Life Insurance Cowboy
All Company
Brown
Manufac
Lexington Avenue Corner
Lexington Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Thoto Enngravini Company
Charles I. Thompson
Standard Oil Takes Big Offices Near Penn Station
The Standard Oil Company of Ork has leased 20 000 square feet in a seventeen story building under construction adjacent to the Vania Terminal, on Seventh Avenue between Whiteh Street and Thirty first Street. L J Phillips Co brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of Ork
Vania
Seventh Avent
Whittieth
Thirtyplirst
L. J. Phillips & Co. x Brokers
Plan Office Buildings in Midtown and Swamp Projects
Plans by George and Edward Blum show award of the L. Goldstein firm for a six story six basement office building at 1298 Gold Street with piles by Raymond Concrete Pile Company and excavating by Marcus Contracting Company at an estimated $100000. James F. Meshan Co wins 249 West Thirty Fourth Street six story office project with Herbert R. Mair plans and $65000 cost. Linden New Jersey Board of Education awards three new school contracts with masonry to Charles Flocken and carpentry to Mynres Building Company. Sayreville Board awards a school contract to Mathews Construction Company for $9000. Schenectady New York City owns a new school project awarded to Hantahan Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Edward Blum
L. Goldstein
Gold Street
Brown Lester
Int
Raymond
Companve
Marcus Conracting Company
Hinkle Iron Company
James F. Meshan
N. J
Charles Flocken
Mynres Building Company
Elizabeth
Board of Education
Sayreville
Mathews Construction Company
New York
Princeton
Schenectady
N. Y
New School
Thepeeey
Hantahan Bros
Former Home of Late Mayor Gilroy Sold to Client of Wolfe & Co
Property records list multiple transfers including the four story dwelling at 49th Street and west side addresses. Transactions include buyers from the Murphy estate and a 14 West First Street residence. One dwelling at 140th Street is slated for renovation to house colored tenants per the sale. The Florence Crittenton Mission sold 245 West Thirteenth Street to Charles F P Gody.
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Robert Kunsteor
12Th
Gilroy
Wolfe & Co
Pease & Elliman
Sweeney
M. My Hayward & Co
G. Rk, Smith
1St Street
Toca
Loyement
Spanes
A. Ao Hagemon
Suites in Apartments Teased on East Side Streets
The notice lists several tenants assigned to apartment suites at multiple addresses. Names include J. F. Burkley, Miss Marjorie Davenport, Mrs. Rose Galotti, Mary D. Bull, and Philip, with buildings on East Sixty Street East Fifty-fifth Street and other listed avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease & Kiman
Apis
Lan West
Eliemoth Ve
Eighth Street
Ae U Prescott
Na Feventeenth
J. F. Burkley
Mits
Maryq van Klue
Thirty-fifth Street
Pens
Seventy-fifth Street
Fay Mre RG. Burleson T Kelon Vareis
Vought & N. Louse
East
Citizens' Bank of White Plains Buys Adjacent Property
Citizens' Bank of White Plains purchases the adjacent building to its site for cash consideration of $40,009. The transfer includes the 21 percent stake in the neighboring parcel and parcels connecting to the Cato Bank Building.
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Citizens’ Bank of White Pla
Adj
Anches
White Plains
Cato Hank
Bank
West 120th Street Dwellings Aid Consumptives
The Indepeeet fal A for Poot, Sick nil Consumptives of New York housht the tua theo stot ti wellingesy at West 22 West 1? and Fifth Ave. The Toch Realty Company is the lor.
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120Th Street
New York
Auction of 1400 Lots In Bronx Starts Today
The Burke Relief Foundation sells 1400 lots between 204th and 212th Streets on Burk Avenue Gunhill Road Bovton Post Road and adjacent streets near subway stations. Joseph P Day and J Clarence Davies conduct the sale at 11 o'clock with free insurance policies from Lawyers Title and Trust Co. The foundation, formed for public benefit, acquired the property through the generosity of the late John Masterson Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moter Astor Wis
Joseph P. Day
J. Clarenes Davies
Burke Relief Foundation
John Masterson Burke
204Th
212Th Streets
Bronx
Title & Trust Co
Projected 40th Street Building Leases Scaled Quickly
Schumacher & Co. lease store basement and second floor of six story building to be erected by the estate of Charles Banks at 68 and West Fortieth Street opposite Tark adjoining the Republican Club. Frederick Fox & Co. named renting agent. Homer L. Ponce for Schumacher. Schulte Cigar Stores to occupy southeast Broadway 145th Street corner store after exterior work. A Hageman leases 34 West Thirty-fifth Street for 21 cars to convert to store and lofts. Pease & Elliman lease 125 Liberty Street offices to W B Urquhart.
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Aonn J. Hn
Fankuos, Smith , and
Willard Uarrows Company
Schulte Cigar Stores Company
Broadway
145Th Street
Henry
Cigar Company
A. Hageman
Sophia C. Hull
Thirty-fifth Street
Pease & Elliman
Liberty Street
W. B. Urquhart
Park Avenue House Buys by Willets J Macy and Others
Willets buys the new American basement dwellings at 01 Park Avenue and Ninety-fourth Street in separate transactions. G Bourne of Glen through Pease Elliman, and Ken E. Chambers via May & Co, plus George W Bard of Robert E. Farley Organization, report auctions of plots in Mount Vernon and Chester Hill. Prices range from 3050 to 4200 dollars. Issued apartments.
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Mount Vernon
George W. Bard
Robert E. Farley
Chester Hill
el Avenues
More Rent Payers Decide to Become Apartment Owners
A tenant syndicate bought 1200 Madison Ave corner for cooperative operation. The Hochambeau at Manhattan Ave and 113th St sold to a tenants and others group. Various other city flat purchases include 971 East 180th Street Corp and 82 West 112th Street flats.
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Spotts & Starr
St. Lawrence
Madison Avenue
Eighty-eighth Street
Puisding
1200
Madison Avenue Corporation
Hochambeau
Manhattan Avenue
113Th Street
Morningside Park
H. H. Neuberger
P. Feinberg
J. Hoffman
B. Sheib
180Th Street
J. Albert
Benenson Realty Company
Jacob Alperin
Providential Realth
Investing Compansy
112Th Street
Fifth Avenue
The
Montpelier Real Estate Company
East Seventy-first Street
Harris, Vought & Co
Tor
Michael Reid
Joseph L. Ruttenweiser
Jean Eral
West
Sixteenth Street
Charles F. Faeth
Anna M. Klemann
A. Herzfel
Rivington Street
West 149Th Street
Ransom, S. Morgan
Misses Anderson Sells North White Plains Home
A semi bungalow on Rockleage Road Castle Heights North White Plains sold to Louise and Mota Anderson of Brooklyn. Mary H. Roberts of Woodhaven L T George Howe broker sold lots 34 35 38 37 block 419 Little Farms Road Larchmont Gardens to Frederick Kowers of the Bronx. Mr. Kowers plans a home. Fish & Marvin rented Homer Foot Jr property Cobbs Lane Tarrytown to B J Kane New Haven. Property comprises one acre with residence and outbuildings.
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Rockleage Road
Castle Heights
North White Plains
Louise
Mota Anderson
Brooklyn
Mary H. Roberts
Woodhaven
Fish & Marvin
Homer Foot Jr
Cobbs Lane
Tarrytown
B. J. Kane
New Haven
Butler Brothers Enlarge Holdings in Jersey City
Butler Brothers, wholesalers of general merchandise, purchased the Cruikshank Company plot adjoining their large operating plant in Jersey City. The acquisition aims at future expansion of their facilities.
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Butler Brothers
Jersey City
Cruikshank Company
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