Crowds Storm Doors At London Clergy Talk In City
A noon meeting in the Presbyterian Building drew a huge crowd for Rev. Reginald John Campbell of City Temple London. Disturbances interrupted his remarks as he discussed the Free Church federation and the education problem, noting Nonconformists’ passive resistance to the Education Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Presbyterian
Fifth Ave
Reginald John Campbell
City Temple
London
Campbell
Amory Bradford
Montlair
S.J
Lnk
England
United States
Ait
Dr. Campbell
Free Churcheperation
Free Church Federation
Goor
Barber Board Opens an Office in Albany
Albany June 22 The State Board of Barber Examiners opened an office at No 1 State St and will begin accepting applications for barber registration on July 1 Examinations for apprentices start August 15 The board corrects a belief that barbers must pay $1 annually only the first payment is required Some barbers resist the law as unconstitutional and a test case may be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Board of Barber Examiners
Florence Burns Boycotted Over Casino Protest
Florence Burns faced union pressure as seventeen cast and crew members quit Rob's Casino North Beach after John L Berry warned management that the entire cast would strike if she performed. Burns continued with her turn while others walked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Burns
Union
Rob's Casino
North Beach
Miss Burns
John L. Berry
Actors’ Union
Inventor Claims Breakthrough in Long Distance Telephony
Merritt Gally of this city says he has solved a long standing problem in telephony by creating a repeater like device. He demonstrated his apparatus at No 1% Pleon street and noted an artificial line showing propagation over three sections and repeater aided runs. Gally asserts his device could extend line length indefinitely if proven effective. Professor Pupin’s choke coil approach is mentioned as a rival solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Gally
Tewspa Ie
Gally
Pupin
Bell Company
Whon
Pruony
St Francis Xavier Commencement Amid Inclement Weather
Alumni and guests filled Carnegie Hall for St Francis Xavier College graduation despite bad weather. Honorary degrees went to Edward Amend Peter Crane and Thomas Woodlock. Warren won highest honors with a $6 prize, $30 in gold and two medals. Joseph Warren delivered the bachelor’s oration. Casimir Herold the master’s. Joseph Donnelly the valedictory. Address by Woodrock. closing words by Monsignor Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hell
St. Francis Xavier College
David W. Hearn
Elect Colton
Father Lavelle
Mooney and
Edwards
Edward B. Amend
Supreme Court
Woodrock
Beaumont College
England
Monsigner Mooney
Innovative baccalaureate sermon praised at Carmel high
In Carmel XN on June 2 a novel baccalaureate sermon for all high school pupils was held at the Methodist Church. Rev N Frederick Van Horsen preached urging graduates to serve community and nation, fight corruption, and influence public affairs with integrity. He will fill a Boston church pulpit in July and August. The evening featured a display of flowers and Gower arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horsen
Boston
Havemeyer Sues City Over Auto Wreck Near Long Island City
Frederick C. Havemeyer sues the city in Supreme Court seeking 7000 for an automobile wrecked in a Hoffman Boulevard excavation near Long Island City in November. Testimony says he rode with four friends and a driver when the car struck a barricade, injuring several including a leg amputation for the driver Froment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Havemeyer
Supreme Court For Justice
Froment
Middlebrook
Hoffman Boulevard
Three Miners Die In Tandem Lehigh Disasters
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania two back-to-back coal mine incidents at Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company collieries No 4 and No 8 in Panther Creek Valley left three dead and five seriously injured. Fire fighting turned to steam injuring seven as a hose team battled hot water. fatalities include Daniel Lewis and Daniel O'Brien. Injured include Richard West John Black Fritz Labach John Vettick and Joseph Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
Penn
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Panther Creek
Daniel Lewis
Lansford
John Fornagel
No. 4
Richard West
Coaldale
John Black
Summit Hill
Fritz Labach
John Vettick
Joseph Parker
Daniel O'Brien
Daniel Collins
O'Brien
Collins
Clearing Station Site In Manhattan For Penn Tunnel Work
The Pennsylvania Railroad began razing buildings for a new tunnel station at Thirty-third Street and Seventh Avenue Manhattan. The block bounded by Thirty-first to Thirty-third streets and Seventh to Ninth avenues includes St Elizabeths Hospital and the North Presbyterian Church. Estimated project cost is about 7500000 dollars with properties held by Stryvesant Real Estate Company. Unofficial reports say purchases near West Thirty-third Street completed required properties for the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Big Tunnel
Manhattan
Ninth
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stryvesant Real Estate Company
Ninth-ave
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Thirty-first-st
North Presbyterian Church
West Side
Charity Organization Society
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
P. A. Geoghegan
Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown & Co
West Thirty-third-st
Elizabeth Irving
Thirty-third-st
Brookly n janitor dies in fourth gas suicide attempt
James Booth sixty six year old janitor of 1418 Atlantic avenue Brooklyn died yesterday after attempting to end his life by inhaling illuminating gas. He was previously arrested for attempted death by own action and had quarrelled with his wife who insisted she did not seek his death. Booth had mental distress and had made two prior attempts. Police found him in his bathroom with a rubber tube attached to a gas jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Booth
Atlantic Ave
Brooklyn
Earle
Oliceman
Stack and
Sutton
Booth
St. Mary's Hospital
Furlong
Insolvency Declared in Asphalt Companies Case
Vice-Chancellor Stevenson in Jersey City yesterday ruled the Asphalt Company of America and the National Asphalt Company insolvent after final arguments by Mrs. Hannah Gallagher and other creditors. He declined immediate receivership, stating no assets in New Jersey, but allowed creditors to file information if assets are found and a receiver could be appointed to operate with those already named by Judge Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Jersey City
Hannah Gallagher
Asphalt Company of America
National Asphalt Company
Kirkpatrick
United States Circuit Court
Gallagher
New Jersey
Kuirkpatri
Autopsy Clears Physician In Passaic Case
Autopsy on Mrs. Cora Snyder, housekeeper for Councilman Foxhall, Passaic New Jersey, performed at Coroner Scholer’s request, confirms death due to instruments used at childbirth. Snyder died at a midwife’s home. mystery case dissipated. no criminal charge warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Snyder
Foxhall
Passaic
WN. J
Scholer
Higgins
Ash Goldwater
No. 6
East One-hundred
Tillman seeks venue change in murder case
In Washington, D C on June 22 ex Lieutenant Governor James H Tillman asked for a venue change in the murder case of N G Gongales editor of The State in Columbia S C The defense cited county prejudice and filed one hundred affidavits The defendant appeared in court with his family nearby and Senator Tillman also present return was noted but no trial outcome stated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
James H. Tillman
N. G. Gongales
Tillman
United States
German Language Debate at Board of Education Hearing
The Board of Education committee held a public hearing on teaching foreign languages in elementary schools. German-American speakers urged offering a modern language choice, not forcing German, while critics warned of political repercussions and urged inclusion of two modern languages to aid students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Greene
Fogers
George V. von Skal
New-Yorker
Staats-Zeitung
Arthur von Briesen
Legal Aid Society
Maxwell
H. A. C. Anderson
Goff Criticises Justices Over Bail in Kregel Case
Recorder Goff criticised Supreme Court justices after the disappearance of Abraham Kregel, a tailor arrested in the Ariston Bath raid. He accused judges of aiding fraudulent defeats of criminal justice by reducing bail, while Leonard Snitkin, Kregel’s lawyer, claimed a writ of habeas corpus was used to spur bail reductions or speed trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goff
Supreme Court
Abraham Kregal
Ariston Bath
Dugro
Leonard A. Snitkin
Kregel
Kregal
Gray
Convicts' Escape Attempt Ends in Prisoner Deaths in Canyon City
In Canyon City Colorado on July 22, fifteen inmates overpowered guards at the state penitentiary washhouse and seized keys. They abducted Mrs. Cleghorn, wife of the warden, then dynamited the front gate and fled. A convict named Kuykendall was killed instantly, leader William Armstrong was mortally wounded, and several others were captured after a chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City
Col
State Penitentiary
Business Worries Tied to Death of Local Financier
In St. Louis on June 22, Sandford Northrop died by his own hand, with melancholia and overworked nerves blamed on business pressures. He had lived in the city for years as a prominent figure in finance, a member of several clubs, and closely connected to the Gould family. Relatives include brothers Reid in Europe, Howard in Chicago, and William in Richmond. the widow has gone to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sandford Northrop
Mr. Northrop
Reid
Europe
Howard Northrop
Chicago
Philadelphia
William Northrop
Richmond
St. Louis Fair Grounds
Northrop
Jay Gould
Gould
Mrs Northrop Prostrated After Camden Man's Death
Camden June 22. The death by self harm of Sandford Northrop at St. Louis shocked Camden friends where he was well known. His widow Abbie Ringle, now at her mother's home 307 North Third street, is prostrated. She came from Chicago two weeks ago to join him. A telegram to William Ringle announced the fatal act. He will journey to Pittsburg to meet the body as it arrives Camden Tuesday night or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Telhgravh
THE
Tribune
Camden
N. J
Sandford Northrop
St. Louis
North Third St
Burglar Caught by Marion Story at Westchester Estate
Marion Story, a local broker, captured and bound a burglar at his Blind Brook Farm home. The intruder, former butler William Stevens, confessed to thefts totaling about 2500 dollars after being turned over to Port Chester police. A mistaken arrest of Port Chester conductor William Searles followed until the real culprit was identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Story
Westchester
Port Chester
Mr. Story
William Stevens
Donovan
Story
Ery
Europe
Sophia Clarke
W. S
William Searles
Searles
Story Place
Spanish Consul General Assumes Post on Broadway
Eusabiade Bonilla y Martel, a veteran of the Spanish consular corps, is appointed Spanish Consul General in this city and has taken charge at No 18 Broadway. He succeeds José de Perignat de la Cruz, who died recently. Bonilla previously served as consul in Algiers and led Spanish consular service in China Scotland and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusabiade Bonilla Y Martel
No. 18
Broadway
Sefior José de Perignat de la Cruz
Sefior de Bonilla
Algiers
China
Scotland
Canada
Discharges in bankruptcy granted by Judge Holt
Yesterday the United States District Court clerk recorded discharges for multiple debtors. Names include MAX S BERCK JOHN HARCLAR SOLOMON HEYMAN CHARLES KRAUS FREDERICK LEWIS ABRAHAM LOCHMAN FRANK A PUSEY SAMUEL SCHENKIN JABIN R SHAW MOSES SAALBERG and DOUGLASS W JOHNSON with petition dates from 1902 to 1903 and liabilities ranging from under $1,500 to over $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Holt
Max S. Berck
Madison-ave
John Harclar
East Third-st
Solomon Heyman
East Tenth-st
Charles Kraus
East Seventy— Ninth-St
Frederick Lewis
West Fourteenth-st
Zeb
Frank A. Pusey
Broadway
Samuel Schenkin
Third-ave
Jamin R. Shaw
Moses Saalberg
West Thirty Eighthst
Douglass W. Johnson
Bankrupt petitions filed in U S district court
Yesterday in the United States District Court petitions in bankruptcy were filed against Louis L. Lobb Elizabeth M Gubsch and Walde mar Detz trading as Gubsch and Co Enterprise Gas Stove Manufacturing Co Mobus Asphaltic Cement Co Emil Bamnback cutter etc Debtors include Lobb Gubsch Detz and the Mobus and Emil Bambn Bach with various creditors named and assets and liabilities listed. A receiver was appointed for the Lobb case and the Enterprise Gas Stove Manufacturing Co assigned a bond. An involuntary petition notes the companies inability to meet obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Louis L. Lobb
West Forty-fourth-st
Sol Roener
West Eighty-seventh-st
A. J Dunning
East Greenville
Penn
Taussig
First-ave
Leopold Pol
East Sixty-sixth-st
Azabeth M. Gubsch
Waldemar Detz
Gubsch & Co
East Twenty-third St
Julius Robertson
Spruce St
Grinberg & Wetzier
Broadway
Joseph Kahle
Wooster St
Julius Sternfelt
Enterprise Gas Stove Manufacturing Company
Mobus Asphaltic Cement Company
Maiden Lane
David Payne
K. A. Vaughn
Clark & Williams
Emil Bamnbach
Cutter
Courtland-ave
Bronx
H. Koehler
Thirtieth-st
Judgments Filed for Sums Over Ten Dollars Yesterday
Yesterday petitions list judgments with debtors including Button Company M Bock and others and a long array of individuals and entities such as City of New York Street Railway Company and Metropolitan Street Railway Company. Amounts range from small costs to large totals like 89 505 dollars and 2 000 dollars, indicating widespread court actions across multiple names and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On Button Company
M Bock
Robert L—J
Harsiocher
M von Zedlitz
Mary
H Moore Riglin
John H—R _Clark
Budde
Theodore
Squirter
Bachman
Moses
J O'Connor
Cohen, Philip
Abraham Kregal
State of New-York
Sisayensteremeeenee
Downey
Joseph C
J Langbein
Im Dyer
Liliane
R Christy
ESR Street Railway Company
Enos
Bessie
Danaiz ‘ Electric Boat Company
J Howe
Fisher
R M Lowes
Friedman
Leo
Stanislaus
Fleming
John
Chas
Brown
City of York
Sasense
Greenberg
Josephan Higgins
J Keating
Jacobus
Emanuel
Lewengood
Kennelly
Dennis
Gs Spiegel
Kalistrand
Oscar—S Offenheimer
Lopard
Nicholas
P R Goffrey
Wy Muiqueen
Margaret
M Newcombe
Metropolitan Street Railwa Eee
McCaldin
James
Levi
Nachtingall
Kate
Ee Rew
Newman
Sigmond
Metropolitan ‘Street Railway Company
Peake
Genevieve
Anthony
Rice
Berman
Solomon Schwartz
L Her- Brovitz
Ecrnerss
Roo Rosenfeld
Sullus—I Cohn
Strippel
Henry
J Frank
Aeene Street Railway
PANY
COBLM
Sens
Pisworth LM Gloster
Anothes
Costa
Swayze
Frank L—A . Tittmann
Mead & Rates Heating
Lawyers’ Surety Company of
New-York
Torrey
David M
W S Eaton
Schuyler Hotel
J J Gitlies
General Memria Company
New- York
Kayee
City of
Bolte's Answer Filed In Appellate Challenge
Justice Herman A. Bolte's answer to removal charges was filed with the Appellate Division by Maurice B. Blumenthal. The brief notes the case lacks precedent and may require court counsel consultation, and reserves a motion to dismiss on return. Blumenthal argues misconduct tied to Koch case occurred before Bolte's 1899 term, while Bolte's conduct as judge is claimed honest and conscientious. The matter is set to be considered by the Appellate Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Bolte
Old District Court
Maurice B. Blumenthal
Mr. Blumenthal
Koch
Justice Bolte
Id District Court
Blumenthal
Real estate sale at No 2 East Tenth Street reaches $110,000
Isaac R Wakeman sold a seven story mercantile building at No 2 East Tenth Street between Broadway and University Place on a lot 94.19 feet deep. Purchase price is said to be about $110,000. The seller recently sold No and 3 Lis Penard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac R Wakeman
East Tenthst
Broadway
University Place
Real estate transfers in New York City several properties sold
Frederick Zittel sells to Francis Furnald a private stable at 48 West Sixty-ninth Street. Felix McCosker sells to G & S Gerber a four story double flat at 43 West Fifteenth Street. Herrmann Bloch sells to Markus Pollak a three story brownstone at 249 West 136th Street. Duff & Brown sell for Jacob Herb to Richard Kelynack a five story double flat at 458 West 151st Street. White & Phipps lease a five story building at 138 West Ford Street to J W Benham for long term business use. Myer Goldberg sells Nos 7 and 9 East 115th Street, two five story flats. J Romaine Brown & Co sell for Jacob Herb to John McCarron No 3 West 185th Street adjoining Woodsworth Ave. Max Marx sells Nos 2615 and 2617 Third Avenue two five story flats with stores on plot 47.32 10 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Zittel
John A. Logan, Jr
Francis P. Furnald
West
Felix I. McCosker
G. & S. Gerber
Herrmann Bloch
Lucius N. Littauer
Markus Pollak
J. W. Benham
Myer Goldberg
J. Romaine Brown & Co
Jacob Herb
John McCarron
Wacdsworth-ave
Max Marx
Jacob Bermann
Third-ave
The Bronx Building Plans Show Small Craft and Greenhouses
On the Bronx south side of One-hundred-and-eighty street near Southern Boulevard a two story frame dwelling 22 by 55 feet owned by Frederick J. Maidhoff with Moore and Landsiedel as architects and a $5.00 cost. At Two-hundred-and-thirty-fourth street near Katonah avenue two greenhouses 20 by 33 feet each owned by Gottlieb H. Stuber with Louis Falk as architect and $300 each. Westchester Creek Castle Hill Point depicts a one story brick boiler house 49 by 32 feet owned by Lozier Motor Company with C. Vought as architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hill Point
Lozier Motor Company
C. Vought
Realty Notes: New Property Transfers in Manhattan
A. J. McCosh took title to 155 East Seventy-first Street a 20 by 100 foot lot. Christian C. Freedman is buyer of 138 West Ninety-second Street a three story brownstone on 20 by 100.8 feet. Laura A. Graham is buyer of 5 to 526 West One Hundred Twenty-third Street. The New York Improvement Company is the buyer of 5 to 526 West One Hundred Twenty-third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McCosh
East Seventy-first-st
Christian C. Freeman
West Ninety-second-st
Laura A. Graham
New- York Improvement Company
Auction Sales Today By Peter F Meyer In New Jersey
Auction notices list multiple properties across Bergen County and New York area, with executors and trustees sales, bank agt actions, and sheriff sales. Properties include 3 to 5 story brick and stone dwellings, vacant lots, and mixed use buildings. Amounts due range from about 3,900 to 31,000 dollars plus taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter F Meyer
Sud-st
N S
Istave
Bk and
Stone Dwg
en-—Jersey
Moonachie-ave
Madisen-st
Lodi
Bergen County
Grove St
4Th-St
Bergen-ave. Es
140Th-St
Cecelia Stripling
Mary Schnebel
M J Sullivan
Seward Baker
113Th-St. Ss
van Benschoten
A Hamilton
Wattys
Bloomberg
Amsterdam Ave
Lilienthal
Feist
S Weehsler
Atty
R M Cohen
Herbert A Sherman
St. S S
H A Bogert
J G Norris
H L Bogert
Morris Cukor
Bryan L Kennelly
H. Edward Stetson
Harry Lahn
Duzer
T. Attys
R Olcott
H George
James Kearney
W J O'Brien
Charles A Berrian
Barretto
St. S
Mgith
Zobei
Agnes Shott
Harold Swain
Jaworerer
Auction sales yesterday foreclose multiple Manhattan flats
Foreclosure sale notices list two properties in New York. One at 529 West 121th Street 350 feet of Roul4vard with 25 by 11 foot five story flats, attorney and judge details, and costs totaling about 1 03590 dollars. Another at West 159th Street ms 2% ft w of Amsterdam Avenue 50 by 99.11 vacant, executor agt Henry M D enton, with costs and ad journed date June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P Day
West
121Th St
David Kiein
Grace E Johnston
Engle, Engle & Oppenheimer
Attys
Brennan
Parish, Fisher, Mooney & Co
159Th St
New Building Plans for Columbus and East Street Sites
Plans show a six story brick tenement at 107th Street 212.6 ft of Columbus area with dimensions 37.4 by 55.11, owner T Graham and architect Hesse. estimated 40900 dollars. Also an eleven story brick office building at 16th Street Nos 104 and 105 East with stor, 46 by 96 by 1? trreg. owner W G Pigueron and architect G H Pigueron. estimated 235000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hesse
T Graham
16Th-St
G H Pigueron
W G Pigueron
Real estate transfers listed with multiple mortgages
A dense list of property transfers across Manhattan and Bronx areas including mortgages and values. Transactions cite names such as Abraham Hol Fanny Lev Jane Reese Thomas Brennan Samuel Smithson and Mary Gumbleton among others, with properties on Amsterdam Avenue East 125th Street 4th Avenue and more. Several mortgages range from 5 000 to 51 000 dollars and above, detailing parcels and street coordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Abraham Hol
Fanny Lev
9Th St
Avenue A
Willian End
Matthew J
Marc S Murphy
Jane St
Margaret A Reese
Thomas J
William F Brennan
Ns. Bieft
4Th-Ave
Old Kingsbridge Road
John
Peter Streifler
Isider Press
Cross
Mary Heaven
St. S
Sthave
Cornelius F Kingsland
Hyman Cohen
Mahe Suydam
St Nicholas-ave
118Th-St
Max Marx
Samuel G Bayne
Ist-ave
Jamea J Flaed
St John the Evangelist
Barker-ave
East
Oy Real Property Investing Company
Jessie G Finch
Oh Macao
Alfred Gutwillig
Sarah J Mitius
Morris Cukor
Christian
Freeman
A J McCosh
10Th Ave
McLelland Milner
Ellen Pickey
Charles P Worth
Lander Real Estate Company
Mary A Chisholm
Sehenania
Greenwich-st
the Oriental Bank
George D Kaper
West End
Henry & Ssth
Marie Butt
Laighi-st
Hubert-st
Goth-St
Columbus-ave
Kaughran
Mor’ 100Th St
Herman Mandelbaum
Sist-st
Mecore
13Th-St
6Th-Ave
Rhine Et Bl
Aneeve
Property Transfers and Mortgages in Early 20th Century Listings
Property records show transfers and mortgages involving Aaron Goodman Alfred Menedeker George Moore Eleanor Brown Mary D Var Winkle and Fanny Lilienthal. Notable entries include mortgages totaling 50000 and 21000 with parcels described along East Madison Fifth and West streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Aaron Goodman
Anot
William Gibbe
Alfred Menedeker
Charlies
George Moore
St. Ss
Madison
Eleanor Brown
Mary D Var Winkle
Ees Cohen
Fanny Lilienthal
Wade
Recorded Mortgages and Lien Details Across Properties
Ledger of numerous recorded mortgages listing lenders, borrowers, and properties in New York area. Entries include Citizens Bank of Washington Street, Title Guaranty and Trust Company, Turk, and Emigrant Savings Bank among others. Mortgages span 1 to 35 years with interest rates from 4 to 7 percent, noting locations on Pelham and Cretona avenues, Greenwich Street, Broadway, Montpelier, and West 27th Street. Also includes corporate mortgages to Tracy Manufacturing Company and various trust company dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuper, Geory Et al
Guaranty and Trust Company
Greenwich-st
Bium
Morris
Turk
Lexington-ave
Trustville
Gasranters and Trust Company
Lle
John G
Henry Wacker
Broadway
Terrace Vierwave
Bennett
George
John HW Kennard
Anton Ave
Frankel
Bernard
Jonas Weil
Cohen
Hyman
Cornetine F
Kingsland
18Th St. Ss
Sthave
Moore
John A Stewart
Hickey
Elen
Francis Hi Rosa
Bare
Sym
Vhane
Dee Corey
Edn
Idave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Campbell
Barber Board
ST. Francis Xavier
Justice Amend
Carmel
Havemeyer
Frederick C
Asphalt Cos
Tamsen
Supreme Bench
Colorado Penitentiary
Broker
Abraham Lochman
West One-hundred
s@enteenth-st
Bolte
Mercantile Building
Transactions IN Realty
Jitle Guarantee and Truss Company
New York
Remsen Street
Manufrs
Montague St
the Lawyers’ Title Insurance Company of
Liberty St
Court St
City
Ruland & Whiting CO
Brastway
W. Miller
BEARD
Liberty
Ockville Centre
Connell
Villa Ave
Country Property
Putnam
Putnam RR
Grand View
Travis
Cortlandt Street
Forest Hill
Newark
Erte
F. G. DU Bois
Nassau St
ML van Wyck
Hopewell
Lawrence Atkinson
Hawley
Tlantic Highlands
Madison Ave
HINE @ co
Mechanic Street
New
Watch Hil
Rhode I
Ocean House
Bernat
Watch Et
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