Rumor of canal plan foiled by Colombian denial
Reported financing for a Darien Atrato Truando canal by Colombia and Latin American allies is denied by Colombian Minister Diego Mendoza and Pan American delegate Guillermo Valencia. They say no canal proposal exists and no capital talks are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darien
Colombia
Latin America
Pan-American Congress
Rio
Reyes
Europe
Diego Mendoza
United States
Guillermo Valencia
Sefior Mendoza
Treaty prevents any second Atlantic Pacific canal
The Hay-Pauncefote treaty of 1901 blocks any new canal between the Atlantic and Pacific. Reports of a Bogota driven plan are denied by the Chilian and Peruvian legations. The Atrato River route was deemed infeasible. Such a project would be viewed as unfriendly by the United States, with possible support only from Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Bogota
Atrato
United States
Colombia
Quiet After Panama Election Disturbances End
Washington reports from Governor Magoon and Consul General Shanklin say the government party won in Panama and Colon with light turnout. Two men were killed in clashes after voting, but order was restored within an hour and marines remain in the canal zone. elections continue with assembly polls set for July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Magoon
Shanklin
Panama
Government
Colon
National Assembly
Arias
Canal Zone
The
Republic
Inwood Garbage Plant Nuisance Triggers Board Hearing
Hempstead Long Island June meeting of Town Board hears complaints about New York City garbage plant in Inwood. Residents led by C Wilbur Dougherty and John Taylor say odor and health issues after Barren Island fire, plant lacks proper tall stacks and proper odor control. Board defers to Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Long Island
New York
Inwood
Barren Island
C. Wilbur Dougherty
John ¥. Taylor
Board of Health Inwood
Manhattan
E. C. Benedict
James
Woman Physician Injured In Dept Of Health Accident
Dr Le Grand, a Brooklyn woman physician, was injured when an electric vehicle bucked on a street after leaving Adams and Concord. She was shaken but not fatally hurt and taken home to No 4 following the incident near the Department of Health oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Collision injures nurse and child on Madison avenue
A nurse carrying a year-old is struck by an automobile owned by Mrs J Cassidy at a crossing on Madison avenue near 123rd street. The child on the nurse’s arm suffers a severe scalp wound while a woman in the car refuses to identify herself. No arrests. Other brief items note a Newark bound train car destroyed by fire near Bogota crossing.
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Neds Walcoff
Madison Avenue
123Th Street
J. Cassidy
7Th Street
Chi
Hackensack
N. J
Frank High Street
Newark
Bogota
R. Warren
New York Gets 1.647 Million for Public Buildings Bill
The omnibus public buildings bill allocates 1 647 000 for New York State with 450 000 for a New York City custom house interior to be marble finished if approved. It creates a commission to study New York postal facilities and lists numerous state and city project amounts, including major sums for Boston Rochester Pittsburg and many others. The Treasury may sell the Denver mint Los Angeles federal building and Grand Rapids to fund new construction while the Postmaster General and committee chairs form a commission to study New York postal needs.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York State
House
Custom House
New York City
Senate
Pennsylvania
New York
Union
House Committee On
Bartholdt
Connecticut
Meriden
New Britain
Greenwich
New London
Willimantic
Griffin
Marietta
Newnan
Maine
Waldoboro
Bar Harbor
Calais
Portland
Auburn
Maryland
Hagerstown
Massachusetts
Springfield
Quincy
Boston
North Adams
Beverly
Marlboro
Plymouth
Webster
Woburn
New Hampshire
Dover
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Atlantic City
Perth Amboy
Bridgeton
Jersey City
Gloversville
Ithaca
Kingston
Little Falls
Rochester
Malone
Middletown
North Tonawanda
Syracuse
Watertown
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Newbern
Kinston
Salisbury
Fayetteville
Henderson
High Point
Allentown
Westchester
Lancaster
Carlisle
Charleroi
Hazleton
Johnstown
Mead Ville
Sharon
Bradford
Carbondale
Chambersburg
Connellsville
Saston
Greensburg
Pittsburg
Punxsutawney
Sewickley
Shamokin
York
Rhode Island
Woonsocket
Vermont
Burlington
Barre
Virginia
Petersburg
Roanoke
Portsmouth
Fredericksburg
Manchester
Winchester
West Virginia
Bluefield
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Denver
Mint
Federal
Los Angeles
Grand Rapids
Mich
House Public Buildings and
Magistrate Rules Sunday Baseball With Contribution Boxes Legal
Magistrate Steinert of Harlem police court ruled that playing baseball on Sundays with contribution boxes at the gate is not a crime if contributions are voluntary. He discharged Savannah Giants and All-America teams officials arrested for a Sunday game at Sth street and First avenue. Detectives Lynch and Blumel reported a contribution box existed but no one was forced to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert
Harlem
Savannah Giants
All-America
Sth Street
First Avenue
Lynch
Blumel
Big Saving in New Districts Cut Across City Elections
The Board of Elections sent updated Senate and Assembly maps to printers, with new district boundaries expected to reach election officials within two weeks. Districts in the five boroughs drop from 1,868 to 1,468, saving over 15 percent in officer pay and large rent cuts for polling sites. Previous breakdowns: Manhattan 93, Brooklyn 680, Bronx 153, Queens 1, Richmond 43. new totals: Manhattan 734, Brooklyn 456, Bronx 123, Queens 8, Richmond 42. Law changes allowed the cut, with most districts holding under 60 names and few exceeding that.
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Board of Elections
Senate
Assembly
LMS
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Total
Estate has two administrators for Captain Stottlar's estate
Stamford June 23 Judge Taylor Probate Court grants two administrators for the late Captain Victor E Stottlar U S A with domicile in Stamford and his widow and sister's son contesting. The estate valued about 10000 largely life insurance money held in New York. Mrs Stottlar withdrew opposition and Warren awarded administration papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Taylor
Probate
Victor E. Stottlar
Thomas
Henry J. Warren
Captain Stottlar
Malcolm W. Stottlar
Cost of Living Bars Marriage Says Cleric
Rev W D P Bliss of Amityville argues rising living costs drive men to remain single. He cites two percent of men aged thirty to forty four as unmarried and links this to immorality, urging the church to address root causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby
the Tribune
Babylon
W. D. P. Bliss
St. Mary’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Amityville
Christ Church
Fire and courtroom scenes thread New York daybreak
Tenants flee a Ridge Street tenement after Rabbi Hyman Katz cries of fire during a fatal heart attack. In Manhattan, Coroner Harburger reports on William Bodisher, a railway motorman, held in $2 bail for the June 15 killing of Joseph and Teresa Celinago at 12th Street and Avenue A, as Supreme Court actions to reduce bail proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Katz
No. 84
Ridge Street
Katz
Harbur
Giewerich, Theer
Supreme Court
William Bodisher
New York City Railway
Joseph
Teresa Celinago
12Th Street
Avenue A
Harburger
Bodisher
Giegerich
Point Judith harbor of refuge dispute and Navy orders
Colonel Joseph H. Willard defends delays in harbor of refuge work at Point Judith Rhode Island citing land acquisition issues with a local owner. Full report due in a week or two. Also lists army and navy orders and vessel movements with arrivals at Newport News San Juan Norfolk and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Point Judith Refuge
Joseph H. Willard
Corps of Engineers
Harbor of Refuge
Point Judith
R. I
Secretary of War
Army
Willard
Army Chief of Engineers
Teines
Taft
Ammonia Plant Explosion Traps Two Workers
An ammonia pipe burst in the basement of the James Everard Brewing Company at 7 East 134th Street, yesterday afternoon. Twenty five employees escaped except for engineer Hugh Mooney and fireman James Janesson who were overcome, rescued by colleagues, and treated in the street. Miss May Callihan was also affected by the gas as neighbors fled coughing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Everard Brewing Company
East 134Th Street
Hugh Mooney
Fifth Avenue
James Janesson
Miss May Callihan
No. 3
Workmen Smothered in Sand at Jones Point
A sand slide at the Jones Point Degroat sand bank opposite Peekskill buried three workers while a scow was being loaded. One man was only bruised. two others died after being recovered fifteen minutes later. The foreman warned of danger as sand rushed down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Point
Peekskill
James A. Degroat
Jockey Author of "23 for You" Arrested in Cleveland
Patsy Morrison, a jockey, claims authorship of "23 for you skiddoo" and was arrested for drunkenness. Judge Whelan fined $23 with costs and three times twenty-three days in the workhouse but suspended the sentence on first offense. Morrison explained the origin of his phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Patsy Morrison
Skiddoo
Whelan
Morrison
Sheepshead Bay
Drowning Mystery In Rockaway Park Case
Coroner Samuel Nutt heard from John Lawrence that three men who drowned off Rockaway Park on June 12 were likely struck by a large steam launch rather than capsizing their own boat. The victims were Charles Golzenleuchter Frederick Schenck and Frank Reichert. The boat was never recovered and Nutt plans a thorough investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nutt
John Lawrence
Rockaway Park
Charles Golzenleuchter
Frederick Schenck
Frank Reichert
Jamaica Bay
Nutt
Investment moves in Fifth Avenue district real estate
John Hoge of Zanesville Ohio increased his holdings in midtown property through George R Read & Co. He acquired a five story brownstone front building at 3 East 41st Street and a 483 485 Fifth Avenue mercantile block forming an L shaped plot. The combined parcels total 5 575 square feet with a protected courtyard area between 41st Street and Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoge
Zanesville
Ohio
Fifth Avenue
George R. Read & Co
East 41St St
Jacob and
Michael Dreier
Maurice C. Sternbach
Fifth Ave
Hoge
41St St
5Th Ave
East Dist St
M. Kurzman & Sons
H. Weiler
Bohemian Workingmen’s Gymnastic Association
Avenue A
William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Company
Edgecombe Ave
145Th St
Eleven Story Commercial Building Planned for West 21st Street
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy outline an eleven story commercial building at 20 West 21st Street for the Twenty first Street Construction Company. The ground floor will include stores, the structure measures to be 82 feet deep with a terra cotta and brick facade, and the project is estimated at $206000. Architect is Henri Fouchaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
West 21St St
Twenty-first Street Construction Company
Henri Fouchaux
Trustees Sell School Plot on Avenue A to Julius Tishman
Justice Giegerich of the Supreme Court has granted the Wil son School for Girls trustees permission to sell a plot at the northwest corner of Avenue A and 8th Street to Julius Tishman for 123090 dollars. The property fronts 113 feet on 8th Street and 80.6 feet on Avenue A. The ame was incorporated in 14 and carries no liabilities or debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Wilson School For Girls
Avenue A
8Th St
Julius Tishman
Ame
Syndicate Buys Manhattan Hotel and Far Rockaway Property
A syndicate led by Edgar Lehman purchases the Manhattan Hotel and the Henry Hinckel property at Far Rockaway opposite the Long Island Railroad station for about 150000 dollars. A hotel costing around 300000 dollars is likely to be built on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Lehman
Manhattan
Henry Hinckel
Far Rockaway
Long Island
Renwick Hurry Co Sells Stone House Opposite Grand Central Palace
Renwick C Hurry and Co sell for Edward A Borrmann a three story basement stone dwelling at 441 Lexington Avenue, parcel 19.6 by 75 feet, located opposite the Grand Central Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick C. Hurry & Co
Edward A. Borrmann
Lexington Ave
Grand Central Palace
Realty Transactions Span Multiple Manhattan Properties
Parish, Fisher & Co sold lots 12 and 121 in the Dickinson estate for Meyer Gatling Investing Co, the last east side parcels on Gates Place. Multiple brokers reported sales of brownstones, tenements, and flats across West 45th Street, Webster Avenue at Fordham Road, East 137th Street, West 106th Street, Lexington Avenue, West 128th Street, Monroe and Montgomery Streets, and East 9th Street, with several five to six story buildings and new loft plans. Plans for Nos. 124 and 126 West 31st Street include front and rear extensions, reinforced floors, and a new facade at an estimated $15,000 upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Ave
Fordham Road
Aloise Hubal
Marcus Altman
F. Dornberger
East 137Th St
Charles S. Kohler
Charles Vagts
106Th St
W. E
F. B. Taylor
J. W. Graham
Lexington Ave
Sd St
Lesowitz & Kaufman
Abraham Stilverson
West 128Th St
Davis Berkman
Louis H. Silver
Monroe and
Montgomery Sts
Israel Solomon
Monroe St
Daniel H. Jackson
Jennie Bogorad
Mishkin Brothers
East 9Th St
M. & J. Davis
West End Are
T. C. Jordan
Stephen Johnson
Sheriff's sale adjourned to July 2 on unimproved lot
At 14 Vesey street by Joseph P Day grantor, vacant parcel 414.8 by 100.4 by 423 with 9 percent interest, 103.4, located on Grant Avenue between 165th and 166th streets. M D Howard agent for J R Lang announces sheriff's sale of all right title and interest March 14, 1906, adjourned to July 2. A J B Wedemeyer attorney. N J Hayes sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph P Day
Grant Ave
Auction Sales Today At Multiple NYC Sites
Auction notices list properties on Vesey Street Woodlawn Road Jerome Avenue Melrose and 14th Street with voluntary sales and mortgages. Items include 4 lots at 27.6x from 87.10 to 135 and 2 lots of 25x100, several 2 story and 5 story brick houses, plus taxes and prior mortgage references. Names include Joseph P Day and various attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph I. Wells
Woodlawn Road
Cor
213Th St
Cor de Kalb Ave
Jerome Ave
Empire Mtge
EB Daly
Terry
Atty
J F Joyce
Melrose Ave
Melrose Ave, Hn W Cor 162d St, 100.1X25.6x100x241, Two 2 Sty Fr Dwigh
R Egun
Maria Buellesbach
M J Egan
J A Foley
14Th St
Bric Ten H
Philip Schwendeman
EG Story
G C Norton
Classified real estate notices for multiple properties
In Columbus avenue at 100th street northeast corner a six story brick tenement is listed with dimensions 56.6 by 75.8 feet. Owner M S Wilson. architect Samuel Sass. price 62000 dollars. Also 21st street Nos 18 and 20 West a eleven story brick store and factory with 50 by 82 feet. Twenty first Street Construction Company owner. Henry Fouchaux architect. Morris avenue near 181st street a two story frame dwelling 24 by 26.6 feet. owner Maura Yurtusso. architect Fred Jaeger. price 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Ave
100Th St
N. E
M. S. Wilson
Samuel Sass
21St St
Twenty-first Street Construction Company
Henry Fouchaux
Morris Ave
Maura Yurtusso
Fred Jaeger
Real estate and contractor listings with names and addresses
A dense catalog of property parcels with owners agents and contractors including G B Raymond Co agt Jacob Wexler owner Whitney Construction Co contractor and Hillside Realty Co owner and contractor. Other entries list Madison St Jersey City Streets and multiple property numbers with firms Jacob Sapirman Trussed Concrete Steel Co and General Supply noting owners and contractors along Broadway and 62nd St totaling various sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Ave
20Th St
G. B. Raymond & Co
Jacob Wexler
Whitney Construction Company
Barnes (Or 4Th) Ave
E& S
Mieloo
Emma Grt
SHINE
Creston
Madison St
Harris Chabus
Sarah Shapiro
Redocket
Broadway
M. ¢ Corner
Agt
George C. Boldt
General Supply and Sone Kere Company
New Broadway
Perabees
Property filings and agents dated 1905 1906 in multiple listings
A fragmented ledger of real estate related actions listing properties at 54th street 24th street 134th street 134d street and others with agents such as Joseph Sulinsk G Smith and Krumholza Magia. Amounts range from 5.00 to 1 761 54 with dates in 1905 1906 and references to bonds and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sulinsk
Henry Erdman
G. Smith & Com
Krumholza Magia
Nat
Palma
Arrynkowsky
Sncc
Hydraulic Pressed
Wagner
Louis Finkelstein
Feve
Paul E. Lindblad
Edward A. le Roy, Jr
West
Siegel
M. A O'Sullivan
Park View Place and Nearby Loans Recorded
Parcel details show multiple properties and lenders including Title Insurance and Trust Company, with loans to individuals such as Gertrude E Master Thomas Lyons Jr Maurice Mayer Hyman Romm and Alexander Rosenberg. Measurements list varied lot sizes and street references including 190th street Tremont avenue and 2nd avenue. Borough Health Company and other entities appear in the notes with loan amounts stated in thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park View Place
Gertrude E. Master
Thomas Lyons
Abn
Eaee
eaaLe
39Th St
Trregwiar
Max Markel
Joans Alexander Rosenberg
Wwaus Nathag
Foreclosures and legal actions listed in city docket
A compendium of cases includes foreclosures of mortgages by Investors Mortgage Company against Eliza Miller and others, notices of attachment, partition suits, specific performance actions, and lease matters. Attorneys cited include M Rosenblum, A A Brown, Esmond & Scott, Quackenbush & Adams, and H H Sherman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
18Th St
Darwin W. Esmond
Pierrepont Realty Company
Esmond & Scott
Attys
Frederick St
N. S
William St
Bronx
Elizabeth Cassidy Agt
Giuseppe Carozza
H. H. Sherman
Academy St
E. S
Vermilyea Ave
Dyckman
S. S
W. Effth Ave
Tiburcio Bea
Andres Fernandez
Olcott
Mestre
Gonzalez
Park Ave
Zellner Brewing Company
John Dames
BE. & RL Kenneson
Mangin
Broome St
Lambert Suydam
Augusta Knatz
Quackenbush & Adams, Attys
Debtor Creditor Judgment Filed List
The summary lists numerous judgments filed yesterday with the debtor as the first name and creditor as the second. It includes varied parties such as Brown Rosa, Atlas Safe Moving and Machinery, the Aetna Indemnity Company, City of New York, and numerous individuals and firms, with dates ranging from 1902 to 1908 and amounts noted alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ice Company
J. Cleary
Brown
Rosa and
George
J. Manheim
Atlas Safe Moving and Machinery Trackage Company
M. L. Meehan
Administratrix
Eannsohasnsdso
Susan
Aimp Graves
William
J. H. Douglass
Becker
Solomon—B. Chapin
Emsheimer
Jacob
E. L. Murphy
Kreuder
Dore—S. Broom
Waz Miller
Clifford I
Henry P. Robinson
Church of
Goldstein
Joseph
Solomo Becker
The
People
Aetna Indemnity Company
Hartford
Conn
A. Horowitz
Jury Service in New Mexico Passes Senate
The Senate approved a bill regulating jury service in New Mexico after Senator Spooner withdrew a language requirement that all jurors speak English. He said ten of twenty five counties would lack jurors otherwise and interpreters would be needed in all jury matters. The bill passed without the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
New Mexico
Spooner
Judiciary Committee
Salvation Army Pots Cold
The Mayor and Chief of Police ordered stops to Salvation Army money solicitations using iron pots at street corners for summer outings and dinners for the poor. Mayor Demessey questioned the disinterestedness of Salvation Army workers, suggesting some may be profiting from the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cincinnati
Salvation Army
Demessey
Typhoid Epidemic Spreads in Cincinnati Quarantines Loom
Telegraphed dispatch from Cincinnati reports a worsening typhoid fever outbreak. City hospitals record hundreds of new cases today and officials fear underreporting hides a likely thousand infections. Bad river water is blamed for the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Cincinnati
Cit
Woman Walks 300 Miles to Meet Governor Swanson
Richmond report says Mrs Catherine Hampton walked from Abingdon to reach Richmond on June 5 to see Governor Swanson whom she calls the greatest man in the world. The trek covered over three hundred miles as she traveled on foot to talk with the state leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Richmond
Catherine Hampton
Abingdon
Swanson
Rockaway Park Real Estate Listings Display Terms
Rockaway Park Improv Co advertise lots at 700 dollars with terms. Contact 192 Broadway and see Sunday edition for more details. Listed by L Dean Alvord at 277 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockaway Park
IMP. CO
Broadway
ONG Island Real Estate
Dean Alvord
Company offers guidance on building design and cost
This firm will provide preliminary advisory services to owners about building character and cost upon request. There is no obligation for owners to use this Company. Even if owners later hire other contractors, no commitment is incurred.
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Bucks” Health Department
Charles B. Page
Estate
Justice Giegerich
Army and Navy News
Edgar Jadwin
Army Building
Marion P. Maus
20Th Infantry
John J. Crittenden
Frank R. Keefer
Wilson T. Davidson
James M. Petty
Presidio of
Monterey
Jacob F. Kreps
William P. Jurnham
Presido
Harry W. Newton
Coast Artillery
Jairus A. Moore
Edgar W. Howe
27Th Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Thomas W. Darrah
James M. Arrasmith
18Th Infantry
Arthur T. Dalton
James E. Shallenberger
Fort Ringgold
Fort Brown
John W. M'Kie
Artillery Corps
West Point Military Academy
Gordon Johnston
Signal Corps
Washington Barracks
Edward H. Dearmond
John A. Berry
Jesse G. Langdon
Beverly F. Browne
Alden F. Brewster
Francis W. Griffin
John P. Terrell
William M. Davis
William F. Morrison
Edmund T. Weisel
William H. Williams
Sedgwick Pratt
David Baker
Fort Niobrara
Fort Bliss
Frederick M. Hartlock
Army Transport Service
William H. Wilson
Fort Hamilton
Robert C. Eddy
Sth Company
Ralph W. Newton
NAVY
H. Hayes
Indiana
Navy Yard
B. T. Witherspoon
Rhode Islands
Texas
G. N. Hayward
Fdersenent
H. C. Dinger
Adiana
T. D. Parker
Stewart
Co. la Brillhart
W. D. Puleston
Naval Hospital, Annapolis
Nevada
Florida
Arkansas
Newport News
Nashville
San Juan
Marblehead
Nicholson
Norfolk
Uncas
Leonidas
Montevisti
Provincetown
Nero
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Che-Foo
Wolverine
Toledo
Lebanon
Lambert's Point
Annapolis
Eastport
Tacoma
Teague Island
Long Island Sound
Monte Cristi
Puerto Plata
Sandusky
Whipple
Sheepshead Bay Track
SAY Launch
NEW York Public Library
Waldorf
Workingmen’s Association
120Th St
Pleasant Ave
Florence Realty and Construction Company
Clinton Ave
Oakland Place
N. W. Corner
American Mortgage Company
Benjamin Benenson
Wilson
FAR Rockaway Hotel
Sale Near
Transactions IN Realty
Lis Pendens
Boaz
Charles H
F W. Coolbaugh
Bennicosa
Giovanna
Cowl
Stanton D
C. C. Goffe
Cohen
William and
Seer Weinstein
Carroll
Daniel A
M. Dix
Jacob J
S. H. Bast
Dusa, Antonio
Andrea Pennacchio
S .H. Davenport
Same—C. Bahrenburg
de Haven
Alexander M
B. Norton
Charles J
Joseph A. “Lucey
E.ng Fine
Reuben
H. B. Stevens
al Cesses
Furher
Charles W
Standard Oil Company of Neneeenen Keargs Sas
Blickman
Herman
W. W
Woolverton
Geagan
John S
E. P. Hatch
Hopkins
Emma A
Seymour Hotel Company
Hayes
B. K. Bloch
Hauschild
Frederick
J. F. Taussami
Kushner
H. M. Toch
Costs
Aera
OL Pechter
Benjamin
Max Stern & Co
Quinlan, Thomas F
A. Bloch
Schieiff
Samuel
Frank Singer
F. Cahn
T. Singer
Charlotte Walling
Jane L. McGill
E. A. Holden
Eee
White
Patrick J
C. C. Rainey
Ward
Beverly—Hobart
Wennemer
Franz
J. J. Coyle
Vasa
Les Ae
Les Ipstahy
Fare Buckleyigence Company
New York Central Company
M. Buskawich
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
E. H. le Wilke
Ques Sadeatadis
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Star Holding
Henry R
City of New York
Botolph Company
H. M. Tech Et al
Sagamore Realty Company
Raisler Heating Com
New York Contracting Company
E. D. Barrett
International Steam Pump Company
Black & Knowles Steam Pump Works
J. L. Lynch
W. H. Conklin
Yes Css
Jury Service
Big Tupper Lake
Adirondacks
J. Edgar Leaycraft & Co
Jouth Shore
Suffolk Coun Mces
Penisee Ee
William Hamilton
Sayville, L
Title Insurance
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Liberty Street
Libert
Trust & Banking
Montague Street
Thompson-Starrett Company
Capital
Wall Street
City
Mt. Hope
Clay Ave
173D St
Park School
J. J. Basle
N. L. & L. Gttinger
Nassau Street
Knickerbocker
TH ST
East 54Th ST
President St. Ado
Remsens
Brooklyn Property
FRR
Flatbush Ave
Gravesend Ave
Grand Sc
Montague St
Washington Ave
Wallebout Market
Keys, Bulkley & Hortos
Myrtle Ave
Country Property
Les Cliff
Par Harrison
52Nd Ave
Berkshire Hills
G. H. Halfacre
South Will
Mattison Ave
Asbury Park
Hudson BE
Whiting
Madison Square
Woodstock
Ulster
N. Y
Darksville
Sullivan County
T. M. Nichols
Wallat
Manson House
Ito
Cragsmoor
Ellenville
Chas. Wildhagen
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