Mathues Admits Public Grounds Board Backed Huston The Capitol Architect
Harrisburg June 26 Ex State Treasurer William L Mathues testified before the Capitol Investigation Commission detailing that the Board of Public Grounds and Buildings then trusted Capitol architect Joseph M Huston completely The testimony shows Huston wielded great influence and Mathues described Pennypacker as favoring a single bidder for furnishing and equipping the building He denied any financial stake in contracts or improper payments and said the night Treasury visit was a social call with no ill intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
William L. Mathues
Capitol Investigation Commission
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Joseph M. Huston
Capitol
Mathues
Huston
John H. Sanderson
Mathies
Sanderson
Pennypacker
Dewalt
Portable hot air engine fan comes to Bombay
Consul E H Dennison notes a German portable fan powered by a hot air engine has appeared in Bombay. He highlights its low running cost about one fifth that of electric fans, kerosene fuel lasting over twenty four hours, and a compact thirty pound unit with a movable desk stand suitable for homes, offices, and shops in hot climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Dennison
Bombay
India
Cuban Views On Intervention In Cuba Prolonged
Havana reports on William H Taft announcing American intervention will continue for eighteen months. La Discusion approves the plan saying reforms by the provisional government will fill the period and hints at a possible further extension. La Lucha fears continued intervention will further disintegrate existing political parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
William H. Taft
Cuba
la Discusion
Major Harper In Hospital After Shootings At Broker
Major T Lemuel Harper, who fired five shots at Levi DeWolf the broker, lies in a local hospital in serious condition. He is described as a mental and physical wreck. A close associate of Harry K Thaw, Harper’s behavior is linked to extensive exposure to the Thaw case. He has spent recent weeks with William Thaw III, Harry’s nephew, and following the DeWolf incident, may have decided to imitate Thaw’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Pittsburg
T. Lemuel Harper
Levi DeWolf
Major Harper
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
William Thaw
Harry
DeWolf
Harper
Frear Named Governor of Hawaii by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt appoints William F. Frear as Governor of Hawaii to take office in mid August. Frear, a California native and Yale graduate, is currently chief justice of the Honolulu Supreme Court and has formally accepted the post via cable from Honolulu.
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Frear
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
William F. Frear
Hawaii
Mr. Frear
California
Yale
Supreme Court of
Honolulu
Boy's voice wins liberty for wandering minstrel
Walter Cooper a Chicago boy who sang his way across towns was kidnapped by Chicago women to Alaska for dance hall performances. He escaped, traveled to Minneapolis where Judge Smith freed him on vagrancy charges and he was returned to his Chicago mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Mapolis
Judge Smith
Municipal Court of
Minneapolis
Walter Cooper
Chicago
Alaska
Cat adopts family of mice in Meridian warehouse
A mother cat, in the Thomas Lyle Mercantile Company warehouse in Meridian, Mississippi, has adopted a litter of thirteen half-grown mice after her own five kittens were destroyed. She guards and treats the rodents as her own, showing affection and care rather than harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy
the Tribune
Meridian
Miss
Thomas Lyle Mercantile Company
Oklahoma Republican Convention Call Issued for Tulsa
Oklahoma City June call by J L Harmon for a state convention in Tulsa on July 12 to nominate a state ticket. Arrangements list addresses by Secretary Taft Congressman Landis and Speaker Cannon for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. L. Harmon
Tulsa
Taft
Landis
Cannon
Bottle Sun Fire Seltzer Out in South Orange
A South Orange fire started by a ten gallon bottle of witch hazel ignited a curtain after sun rays focused by the bottle caused the blaze in William C Brown's pharmacy on South Orange avenue. It was extinguished with several bottles of seltzer water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange
N. J
William C. Brown
South Orange Avenue
Nine-Brewery Merger Formed in St Louis Area
A new company formed by nine independent breweries across St Louis Missouri East St Louis Illinois and Granite City Illinois will have capital stock of five million dollars. Henry Griescheck of St Louis will serve as president of the merged concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Granite City
Ill
Henry Griescheck
Massachusetts Senate Approves Antirailroad Merger Bill
Boston June 26 anti railroad merger bill clears Senate for third reading without division and deferment of further action until tomorrow. The bill also passed the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Senate
House
Oceanic Leads Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse by Hours on Ocean Run
The White Star liner Oceanic arrived yesterday seven hours ahead of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse after leaving Southampton delays. Ambassador-designate Thomas J. O’Brien traveled aboard, saying Japan talk is not worth warning and language mastery by young Americans should ease misunderstandings. Tenor Denis O’Sullivan heads to San Francisco to stage Peggy Macree. Four men claiming Scotland Yard and visiting the British Consulate stirred rumors of tracking an Ascot cup theft and Tiffany’s jewel theft suspects Green and Rohrer.
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Oceanic
Southampton
Thomas J. O’brien
Japan
Luke E. Wright
O'Brien
Denmark
Copenhagen
Washington
Tokio
O’brien
Denis O’sullivan
San Francisco
England
Peggy Macree
Scotland Yard
Green
Rohrer
Tiffany
London
Walter Camp Sees Laughable England Baseball
Walter Camp of Yale, in England five weeks, arrived with wife aboard the Caronia. He said English baseball is laughable and noted a Rhodes vs Oxford football players game that drew little crowd until errors spurred runs. Camp left London at 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the third inning with Rhodes leading 50 something to 32. He rushed back for Yale Harvard game delayed by fog and will attend Yale Harvard boat race at New London. He expects no football rule changes, calling the game already near ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Camp
Yale University
England
Cunard
Caronia
London
Camp
Rhodes
Oxford
Harvard
New Haven
New London
Metz to Study Foreign Filtration Plans
Controller Metz plans a Europe study trip beginning in July to review filtration plants in Hamburg and other nations. He expects to determine the feasibility of a 4 million dollar extension for the Jerome Park reservoir project after returning in late August. He stresses the trip is for informed decision making, not delaying the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Park
Water Department
Metz
Hamburg
Europe
Man commits suicide with dynamite after wife refusal
Monroe Mich June 26 George Kummer a quarryman killed himself with a stick of dynamite after his wife refused to live with him due to his drinking. He carried the dynamite from the quarry and apparently planned death by his own action if she persisted in leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe, Mich
George Kummer
Dinner to Gelderland Officers at Metropolitan Club
Warner Van Norden hosted a dinner for the Gelderland cruiser officers at the Metropolitan Club with 36 guests. Attendees included Captain Baron W D H Alverck Rear Admiral Coghlan General Frederick D Grant Consul J R Planten and judges G M Van Hoesen and Augustus Van Wyck. A telegraph from President Roosevelt conveyed hearty greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Gelderland
Warner van Norden
Metropolitan Club
Baron W. D. H. Alverck
Coghlan
Frederick D. Grant
J. R. Planten
G. M. van Hoesen
Augustus van Wyck
Roosevelt
Morrisania Anniversary Celebration Planned by North Side Board
The North Side Board of Trade will host the fifty-ninth founding anniversary of Morrisania in October. A committee found the plan practicable and preparations will begin promptly to make the event one of the largest and most successful in the history of the North Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisania
North Side
Yale Man on Bicycle Kills Woman
New Haven man W A Perry a Yale senior from Tarboro North Carolina rode a Diegle bicycle and struck Mrs George E Russell of Park Street killing her last night Medical Examiner Bartlett says death due to accidental crash Perry graduated today and the incident occurred in New Haven Conn on June 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
George E. Russell
Park Street
W. A. Perry
Yale
Bartlett
Perry
Tarboro
N.C
Suit of Dr Peters in Munich continuance in post case
The suit of Dr Carl Peters the African explorer against the Munich Post was continued. Principal witness NCO Wilhelm testified about the expedition when alleged atrocities occurred. Peters on stand refuted much of the testimony deeming it based on native rumors. Hearing adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Carl Peters
Miinchner
Wilhelm
Peters
City News In Brief From A Busy Night Of Crime And Tragedy
Andrew Bauer, a cashier at Merchants Despatch at 310 West 11th, beaten and robbed of 1109, lies with a fractured skull at J Hood Wright Hospital. Arieo Benaresio, 19, of Yonkers, is in Fordham Hospital with a fractured skull after a cave-in while excavating for Fordham Heights bridge near Harlem. Angelo Landero, of 184 Hester, condemned to die in the week of August 5 for the murder of Michael Di Ambro, a Bedford Park peacemaker. Hungarian bonds looted from a Hungarian tax office were found in Antwerp trunk and handed to the Hungarian Consul. A severed left hand, possibly a medical student’s, was found at 18 Hamilton Street and sent to the Morgue. Lizzie Toy, age 2, died after falling sixty feet from a chair near 67 Jackson Street while mother was in the kitchen.
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Andrew Bauer
West 11Th Street
Merchants’ Despatch Company
Bauer
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Arieo Benaresio
South Park Hill
Yonkers
Fordham Hospital
Fordham Heights
Harlem
Angelo Landero
Hester Street
Italy
Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
Michael di Ambro
Bedford Park
Laudero
Itatan
Zilahan
Hungary
Antwerp
Isaac Hersher
E. J. Enwright
Pearl Street
Hamilton Street
Harburger
Lizzie Toy
Jackson Street
Rain Delays Play At National Women's Championship Tennis
At the Philadelphia Cricket Club Rain halted today's action in the women's national championship. Two singles matches completed. Neely and Weimer won a doubles round. Notably, holder Helen Homans will not defend, reportedly due to an impending marriage.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Martin's
Carrie B. Neely
Cincinnati
Marie Weimer
Washington
G. L. Chapman
Nyack
N. Y
W. H. Pouch
Englewood
N. J
Helen Homans
New York
Clara T. Chase
Natalie Wildey
E. Scott
N. Williams
Marion Sharwood
Helen Rodgers
Misses Ostheimer
Wildey
Miss Leroy
Clement Wainwright
Miss McFadden
Agnes Groome
E. Taylor
KK. Morris
Helen Hodge
Miss Rose
N. Ostheimer
Caroline Clothier
Deane Mathey
G. Roper
Jr. M. Wistar, Jr
John Strawbridge
R. Thayer
W. H. Trotter
R. L. James
W. L. Landreth
Walter Foulke
H. B. Register
University of Pennsylvania
G. A. Gordon
Harvard
D. Mattey
F. C. Morgan
F. EB. Dixon
Fire destroys Pine Beach hotels near Exposition grounds
A large fire at Pine Beach near the Jamestown Exposition grounds in Norfolk Va destroyed 40 to 50 structures including the Arcade Royal Pine Hampton Roads Washington House and Outside Inn. Two lives reportedly lost and about 1000 people homeless. Fire spread blocked by Powhatan Guards and exposition fire department. 23d United States Infantry ordered out. Cause unknown and losses estimated at 250000 to 300000 with 20 percent insured.
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Norfolk
Pine Beach
Jamestown Exposition Grounds
Virginia
Maryland Avenue
Exposition Avenue
Exposition Grounds
Inside Inn
Kentucky State Building
Royal Pine
Hampton Roads
Washington House
Outside Inn
Powhatan
Carolina
Berkley
Powhatan Guards
Exposition
23D
United States Infantry
Berkley Hotel
Talk of New Treaty with Japan
London dispatch reports a Daily Mail Tokyo correspondent stating Japan and the United States may replace the existing treaty in 149 with a new pact. Japan aims to place its subjects on an equal footing with Europeans, while no major difficulties are expected before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Tokio
Japan
United States
Circulation Men Dine And Visit Coney Island Parks
Frederic Thompson hosted circulation managers from New York Newark and Trenton at Luna Park last night. They were taken by boat to Coney Island and escorted to the Hotel Della Napoli on Surf Avenue where a dinner was served before touring all attractions.
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Frederic Thompson
New York
Newark
Trenton
Luna Park
Coney Island
Frisco Strike Indictments Against Nine Charged
San Francisco June grand jury returned four indictments against nine persons in Judge Lawler's court for acts of violence against United Railroads during the ongoing streetcar strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chicago Wheat Soars After Wet Northwest Outlook
Wheat extended gains as rain in Kansas and Northwest drought concerns supported Chicago markets. September swung to about 1/8 premium, corn firm on limited offerings, oats steady, and provisions weak amid ample hog receipts. Near-term receipts expected: wheat 19 cars, corn 391, oats 131, hogs 20,000 head.
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Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Kansas
North Dakota
France
Germany
Russia
Shyyrhiye
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ohio
Finois
Moe
Cattle and hog markets across major cities June 26
Telegraph market notes from Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Pittsburgh and Kansas City report receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle steady to strong with various classes quoted. hogs mostly steady to higher. sheep and lambs steady amid mixed regional activity highlighting prime and choice lots and feeder items.
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Chicago
Cinecinnati
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Lee
W. P
Wall Street Plot Sold Adjoins the Orient Building
A four story building at Wall and Water streets, adjoining the Orient Building, was bought by John G. Agar for about 225000. The deal expands Agar’s Block Front south of Wall Street. Brokers Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Co. handled the sale. Other big sales included two 4 story dwellings at 50 and 48 West 21st street, a 7 story Stuyvesant elevator at Livingston Place and 17th street, and a 3 six story law houses on 101st street and First avenue. Evening Vesey street auctions offer uptown parcels from the Robert McCafferty estate, including Edgemere and a Bronx block near 161st Street.
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John G. Agar
Wall and
Water Sts
Orient Building
Agar
Douglas Robinson
Charles S. Brown & Co
Mr. Agar
Wall St
Pearl and
West 21St St
Oathout Realty Company
Stuyvesant
Livingston Place
17Th St
Kerman Realty Company
Isaac Polstein
Polstein
101St St
First Ave
Pease & Elliman
Heilner & Wolff
West U1st St
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey St
Samuel Goldsticker
East 7Th St
Convent
Idlst St
Goldsticker
J. A. Deering
Joseph P. Day
Bronx
Old City of
New York
Edgemere
Long Island
Rockaway Peninsula
Davies sells Grand Ave plot for Church Missionary Society
J Clarence Davies sold for Jerome Avenue Realty three lots on the east side of Grand Avenue 150 feet south of 181st Street to the Church of God Missionary Society at 2450 Grand Avenue. A mission house will be built on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clarence Davies
Jerome Avenue Realty Company
Grand Ave
181St At
Church of God Missionary Boviety
Real Estate Purchase by Third United Cities Realty Corp
The Third United Cities Realty Corporatdum purchased a Brooklyn parcel at Smith Street and 2nd Place. The irregular plot fronts 134 feet on Smith Street and 80 feet on 24 Place, with a brownstone building housing six stores and apartments, plus a rear dwelling. Acquired from the Alexander N. Wite estate, the sale is expected to yield substantial value as the area densifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cities Realty Corporatdum
Smith St
Land sale notice for a Thirteen Jots plot at Brook and St Ann's
J Pooter adds W H Murphy as owners of a thirteen jot plot at the northeast corner of Brook avenue and Witht, extending through St Ann's avenue. The plot fronts Rock avenue 190 percent and reaches Ith street and St Ann's avenues. asking price listed as 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yants J. Pooter
W. H. Murphy
Hrook Ave
St Ann's Ave
Rock Ave
Tnith St
Park Ave Apartment House Sold in City Deal
William H. Rosenblatt and Fleck and Brown sold the seven story elevator apartment house on B plot at the southeast corner of S8th St and Park Ave. Samuel Strasburger sold to Hyman Horwitz and Lavy and Weinstein as buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Ave
Wiliam H. Rosenblatt
Fleck & Brown
Samuel Strasburger
Hyman Horwitz
Lavy & Weinstein
S8th St
New Owner for the Ackerly Apartment House Sold
Maud E. Medley acquires the seven story Ackerly at 241 and 243 West list of with a 60 by 100.2 foot plot. Thomas Kennedy, president of the Sagamore Club, buys 10 Morris Ave three story brick dwelling on a 20 by 100 foot lot, part of a row of new houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pehleman & Behweeler
Maud E. Medley
Ackerly
J. Clarence Davies
August Jacoben
Thomas Kennedy
Sagamore Club
Morris Ave
Enlargements Filed For Two Manhattan Dwellings
Vlans have been filed to enlarge four story and basement house No. 15 East 75th Street owned by Willam W Hall and to enlarge the four story house of Theodore Wentz at No 528 West 17th Street Architects named Alexander McMillan Welch and Samuel RK Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 75Th St
Willam W. Hall
Theodore Wentz
Weet 17Th St
Alexander McMillan Welch
Samuel RK. Bishop
Plans for eleven story loft building on West ith street
Plans filed with Butklings Superintendent Murphy show an eleven story loft building for the Meteor Health Company at Nos 03 and 23 West ith street. The brick façade with limestone and terra cotta trim will span 50 feet frontage and ST feet depth, with an extension, costing about $280,000. Architects are Behwartz &irons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butklings
Murphy
Weat Ith St
Meteor Health Company
Behwartz &Irons
Atlantic Hotel Furniture Sold in Bridgeport Sale
The Matt J. Ward Company sold the Atlantic Hotel in Bridgeport Connecticut including furniture fixtures lease and goodwill to Frank Miller who sold his interest in the Hotel Caswell Baltimore. Charles Tt Ruhl is the buyer now in possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt. J. Ward Company
Atlantic Hotel
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank Miller
Charles Tt. Ruhl
Caswell
Baltimore
Mr. Huhl
Realty Notes Leases Spread Across Broadway And Greenwich
Denzer Brothers lease multiple lofts and stores at 418 to 441 Broadway and nearby addresses including Walker Street and Wooster Street, plus Greene and Jones streets. William Waldorf Astor leases banking room in Astor Court Building to Sherman National Bank, organizer. Pease Elliman lease Greenwich estate The McClave Place at Greenwich, Connecticut, to Mrs. E. M. Bell for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denzer Brothers
Broadway
Walker St
Greene St
Wooster St
No. & Jones St
Mercer St
William Waldorf Astor
Realty Transactions Show Multiple Tenement Trades in City
Real estate firms report numerous sales of five to seven story tenement houses and four story dwellings across Manhattan. Transactions include Nos. 441 and 448 West Ith st and Nos. 853 30 East Ith st, with plots ranging 40x02 to 44.10x92 feet, plus several lots on East 60th Street and East 29th Street. Names include Lowenstein Papae & Co, Isaac Saltz, A B Katz, Jacob Hyman, Schwitzer & Levin, Harris & Vaughan, W A Peck, BK Fishman, Morris Stalewitz, Leon Ginsburg, Ernest-Cahn Realty Co, Whitehall Realty Co, Duress Co, Edenwald Land Co, Lee & Rumbaugh, and buyers like Ransom Cay fill, William Loons, Meta Smith, Jacob Timble, and Patrick L Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowenstein, Papae & Co
Isaac Saltz
Broome St
A. B. Katz
Jacob Hyman
West Ith St
East Iith St
Weat
BK. Fishman
East 29Th St
dJacob Hyman
West 16Th St
Morris Stalewitz
East 16Th St
Mathouse
Leon Ginsburg
Ransom
Bruner Ave
Nereld Ave
Duress
Meta Smith
Jacob Timble
Boonest
Edenwald Land Companies
Doone Ave
Randall Ave
Rocco J. Magerina
Bracken Ave
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Wright
Michigan
DR. Peters
City News
Empire
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Chicago Grain and Provisions
McCafferty Estate Holdings
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Cagritus
Liberty Street
Trust & Banking
Manhattan
Montague Street
Brookliyna
Title
Trust & Banki Og
Ruland & Whiting Company. Real Estate
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N.Y
Long Island City Factory CO
Nassau ST
Anestus Gulick CO
Fifth Ave
Madison
City
West
Central Park West
Columbus Ave
N. L. & L. Ottinger
Nassaust
Louis Grimm
Nwood Ave
Belmont St
Brooklyn Property
Ackerson
Fiske Terrace
Flatbush
T. B. Ackerson Company
Nass
U St
Mission House
Brooklyn
Arge Cornor
Marcy Ave
Wilflamesburg Bridge
E. J. Kolk
South 2d St
Country Property
Keansburg Beach Company
Fleet
Park Row
Randall Park
Railroad Station
Charles Wallace
Freeport
L. I
B .Galows
Fan Beach
Lerd
Ocean Beach Improvement Company
Catskills
Catskill Mountain
R. Ro
Fox
Leeds
N.J
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David A. Manley
Locust Valley Farm
Newton
Cessining
Westchester County
Thomas Leary
Ossining
Wean
SY Hills
Whitney and Mackey Estates
G. B
New Brunswick
F. Baylis
East
Johnson & Rerntson
Irving Place
Corona
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. Hardesty
Rahway, N. J
George
C. W
Conton
U_ TODD
Pine At
Gimale Point Beach
Maine
BY Casco Bay
Dr. Foltz
Chestnut Hill
Sale OF Bridgeport Hotel
Transactions IN Realty
Long Island Real Estate
Belle Terre Estates
Dean Alvord
Rockville Centre
Rock Viees Centre Realty Cop
L.it. R
L. 1
Long Beach
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Bardonia
Blassetti
West Ldst
Simon & Sommer
A. Hollander
Charles S. Brown
City of New York
State of New York
Supreme Court
Judicial Bintzich
Hesey Sa
Wasec
North Castle
Westchester
County of Westchester
Southern Aqueduct Department
Board of Water
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Chambers Avenue
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Valhalla Avenue
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Same
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Hillandale Fenue
Easd Parcel
Parcel No. 120
Salt Parcel
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Kensico Avenue
Said
Harlem Dryvieon
Eald
Bronx River
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Mount Pleasant
City of
Register
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Fee
City of New Yor
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Corporation Counsel
Hall of Records
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26Th Street
Gray’s Ferry Road
F. G Hodgson
U. S&s. Army
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Ffice Commissioners
Colu Washington
Peers Sals
Panama Rail Road Company
State Street
New Ark
Alfred Anderson
F. C. Nordsier
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van Rensselaer Hotel
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Sthave
Otel Narragansett
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