East Side women riot over health board vaccination fears
Rioting crowds of women and children mobbed East Side schoolhouses, smashing windows as rumors spread that physicians planned to slaughter children. Police contained the disturbance after hours of panic, with several arrests and guards placed at campuses, amid vaccinations blamed for the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Lower East Side
Health Board
Childer
Wimmin
A. E. Simpson
Broome
Cannon Streets
Miss Simpson
Board of Health
Herod
Rivington Street
Grand
Bowery
East River
Lizzie E. Rector
Columbia Street
M. E. Kennedy
Rivington
Forsyth Streets
W. William Smith
Hester and
Ludlow
Harriet W. R. Reid
Susan A. Griffin
Broome Street
Annie E. Boyne
Ella Conway
Kate M. Stephens
Norfolk Street
Anna M. Atkinson
Suffolk Streets
Charles F. Hartman
Ludlow Street
Lizzie F. Stefford
Elizabeth J. Hoffer
Captain Byrne
Delancey Street
West Side
Essex Market
Sth
Avenue C
Union Market
Scottara
East 13Th Street
Ier
Burke
Scott
Es Ae
Fakoe Yanen F Sanggr Cooney
Union Market St
Manhattan
Omar
John
Ens
Attorney
Stanton Streets
Gossi
Coachman's Murder Mystery Near Graves Place
Trvid McCue, a coachman for broker F. W. Graves, was found shot dead yesterday at the Graves country home in Scarsdale. The murderer escaped. no clew to identity. McCue, about twenty, was last seen alive about 1 pm. death not believed self-inflicted. Money and jewelry remaining untouched. no motive or trouble known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trvid McCue
F. W. Graves
Scarsdale
McCue
Graves Place
Tey
Rob Ty
Tailor Too Talkative Causes Stir Across Army
Washington dispatch reports British tailor George B. Winter hired by the War Department to advise on uniform cutting has sparked labor unrest and tailors’ nerves, with calls for possible removal. Army orders announce promotions and retirements, plus resignations and officers’ boards. Navy movements list ships arrived and sailed including Yankton and New Jersey via multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
George B. Winter
Humphrey
War Department
Quarantine Rules Extend to Warships at New Orleans
The Louisiana State Board of Health upholds that ships from yellow fever ports entering the Mississippi River face the same quarantine as others. Two French cruisers due for the Bastille celebration must be fumigated before leaving Cuba and wait six days after fumigation before passing the river quarantine, or be fumigated again at the station and anchor six days. The Yucatan Mexican sloop of war arriving at the mouth was ordered fumigated and detained for six days. hundreds of Mexican naval cadets are aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Louisiana State Board of Health
Bastile
Cuba
Washington
Yucatan
Mississippi
Yonkers Railway Held for Grand Jury Case
Judge Beal in Yonkers held the Yonkers City Railway Company for the grand jury to determine responsible officials. Complainant Tremont Wilson alleges trains lack proper health protections for riders. If convicted, fines or imprisonment could follow for failing to provide proper car fittings during a June thunderstorm incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Yonkers
Married Again After 24 Years in New York City
Frederick Ketcham Clark, a lawyer at 243 Broadway, rededicated vows with Isabella Seaman in 1882. At 105 West 96th Street they hosted friends who urged a second ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. David G. Wylie of the Scotch Presbyterian Church. The couple has not yet taken the trip. Clark left on a brief business visit the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ketcham Clark
Broadway
Isabella Seaman
St. M
Clarks
West 96Th Street
Scotch Presbyterian Church
96Th Street
Central Park West
Union Proposes Concessions For Reinstatement Deal
A joint committee of employers and wage earners reviewed the Housesmiths and Bridgemen's Union reinstate ment request under the arbitration plan. The union offers to return to work at five dollars a day, arbitrate the day wage, post bond to ensure agreement observance, and pledge not to let the international union trigger future strikes or interfere in local accords. Propositions were filed and will go to the Building Trades Employers' Association general arbitration board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housesmiths and Bridgemen's Union
International Union
Post & McCord
Eae
General Arbitration Board of
The
Building Trades Employers’ Association and Unions
North Side Board Backs Third Tracks on Elevations
The North Side Board of Trade met at the Metropolis Building and appointed a committee to relay assent to third tracks on the Third and Second Avenue elevated lines. It urged no interference with subway construction into The Bronx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Board of Trade
Metropolis
Third Avenue
142D Street
Rapid Transit Board
Third
Second Avenue
Bronx
Phoenix Fire Insurance to skip quarterly dividend
The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company of Hartford will not declare its usual 3 percent quarterly dividend next month. Directors say preserving surplus matters more as insurance rates rise and the wisdom of a dividend is questionable while prices advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Telegraph
the Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
Truesdale Report Held Back by Mutual Life Trustees
The final Truesdale investigating committee report for Mutual Life was submitted to trustees at the June meeting but not discussed. President Peabody will circulate printed copies for reading before the board acts, with resignations of three longtime trustees accepted. A clash over policyholder lists persists as McIntosh defends compliance with the July 18 filing deadline and the law’s limits. The international policyholders committee date shifts to July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truesdale
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Peabody
Drovg
Insurance Grand Jury
Robert Olyphant
James C. Holden
Charles E. Miller
Board of Trustees
O. K
Samuel Untermyer
International Policyholders’ Committee
Orr
New York Life
James H. McIntosh
Albany
McIntosh
Untermyer
MclIntosh
Organization of the International Policyholders' Committee
Insurance Officials Accused in Elkhart Court Action
Elkhart Indiana June 27 The Elkhart County Trust Company filed in court today charges against the American Mutual Life Insurance Company and its officers A conspiracy to defraud is charged against Samuel E Barney Samuel Stewart W M Barney and F E Barney Restraining orders to prevent sale of property are asked Judgment sought for 150 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Elkhart County Trust Company
American Mutual Life Insurance Company
Samuel E. Barney
William M. Barney
Samuel Stewart
F. E. Barney
Richard C. Barney
Hugh C. Barney
W. M
African Methodists In Session Open New York Conference
The eighty seventh annual session of the New York Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church began at Bethel AME Church in West Ugh Street with Bishop Henry McNeil Turner presiding. Reports were read, sermons delivered, and radical changes hinted as the session runs to next Monday with welcoming messages from I Thomas Fortune and Charles W Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
West “Th Street
Henry McNeil Turner
Atlanta
Charles Spencer
Detroit
H. B. Parks
W. H. Hurd
Marie Carter
Philadelphia
Ruth Collett
J. B. Stansbury
Kurd
Turner
McGowan
I. Thomas Fortune
Elitz
New York Age
Chares W. Anderson
Rush Simmons
State Supreme Court orders Lehigh Valley dividends backdated
Philadelphia June 27 The state Supreme Court holds that Lehigh Valley Railroad preferred stockholders are entitled to cumulative dividends from 18 and affirms a Philadelphia court injunction blocking payments to common stock until preferred dividends at 6 percent yearly since October 17 1g are paid More than 9101006 involved in the litigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Debtor and Creditor Judgment Dates from Historic Ledger
A fragmented ledger lists debtor and creditor pairs with judgment dates, including Becker Adelbert fi and Vo Singhi with June 22 1000, Casey Adele M with September 16 1904, and multiple other entries like Du Barry Edward Elmer i with December 7, plus Nicholas Telephone Company and Kramer et al with various dates in 1903 to 1908. The scattered items mention firms such as the Kallman, Simiansky, and the Consumers Park Brewing Company, among others, with dates and occasional cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Els Keshare
Isilon
D. A
Enein
Barton & Cooke Heating*and Power Company
H. B. Clatlin
Sherin. Ries
Big Westchester Deal Signals Regional Property Swaps
Agricultural Fire Insurance Co of Watertown N Y sells over 250 acres in East Chester to a James E Ratchford syndicate. Holdings include Paulding Manor Allerton Park Fairview Park and Waverly Heights east of White Plains Road. Also noted are multiple property transactions and long term leases in Manhattan and surrounding areas with numerous owners lessees and contractors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Fire Insurance Company
East Chester
Patrick Brady
Albert B. Ashforth
Bernard J. Ludwig
Siegfried Blumenkrohn
Henry Corn
West 34Th St
Mechanics Liens Filed Against Riverside and Claremont Sites
Liens totaling 56000 were filed in the County Clerk's office against multiple parcels at Riverside Drive and 135th Street, Claremont Avenue at 125th and 127th Streets, and Hamilton Place at 143rd Street. The John V Signell Company is erecting six story apartments with materials supplied by Edwin Shuttleworth Company 26600 Ross Lumber Company 8050 Mulhern Steam Heating Company 7600 Batavia and New York Woodworking Company 2100 Thomas C Edmonds Dominick Poloso 260 Sigmund Adler 2750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
Wueih Southneworth Company
Doum
Bet Company
Curemwnt
Teilhe CO
Claremont Ave
Tastas Baiaria
New York Woodworking Company
Jean V. Sixwell
125Th St
Hoss Sumner Company
Same
Fenuss Claremons
Ave
Lowxtiar
Satie
ORE
Oss
Hamlton
France
Wnole
I4dd Analesb Sis
Ross Lumber Company Agt
Meine Bet
BBN
Esuessis
Izith
120Th St
Ye Tixiz
G. Herard, Pon & Co
Collins Hulaing and Construction Company
S. E
Igith St
Woxilu
Sith St
No. Seo West
Isaac Bailin
Frederick van Wyck
W. Namentel Walker
Wéateclaces
John St
Platt “St
Universal Compound Company
Woodbridge Company
Wells Brothers Company
Sthave
Grant & Co
Collins Building and Construction Company
135Th St
Sigmund Adler Agt
John V. Signell Company
50Th St
Theodore C. Wood
William Soltz
St. Ave
150Th
151St Sts
Macomb’s Lane
William Saltz
Max Accet
Hamilton Place
W. S
Nm. E. Cor
N. E. Cor
127Th St
Fede Aka
Aia
McGrawave
Cottage Grove Ave
White Plains Road
Louis Regola
William I. Lynch
Cage Wingender
Cor
Charles Martin
Decatur Ave
Credi
Edwin Shuttleworth Company
Ross Lumber Company
The
Mulhern Steam Heating Company
Batavia and New York Woodworking Company
Thomas C. Edmonds
Dominick Poloso
Sigmund Adler
Leases Broadway Store to Frank Bros Co and Mercer Street Building to Plummer Co
E Tanenbaum and Co rent Broadway basement sub-basement Nos 580 and 582 50 by 200 feet to Frank Bros Co for long term. They also lease for Seligmann Strouse the entire building Nos 159 and 161 Mercer St 50 by 100 feet to J S Plummer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tanenbaum & Co
Broadway
Frank Bros. & Co
Seligmann Strouse
Mercer St
J. S. Plummer & Co
Mary Gannon Denies Sale Of Brownstone on West 45th St
A Tuesday report claimed Mary G. Gannon sold No 12 West 45th Street a four story brick dwelling with basement on a 16.8 by 100.5 foot lot. The report is untrue and the owner has not received offers. the property is not for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Gannon
West 45Th St
Realty Notes Plan Restaurant at Nassau Street Building
Plans submitted to convert the first two floors of a six story office block at 113 Nassau St into a restaurant for Codington Luncheon Co. with an $8,000 cost estimate by architect Stockton B. Colt. Purchases include properties at Ninth Ave and 35th St and a west Edgecombe Ave plot for a six story apartment. A remodeling project at 425 West 31th St for St. Clare Parochial School is planned costing $7,400 per architect Walter H. C. Hornum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau St
Codington Luncheon Company
Stockton B. Colt
Edward Baer
Myers & Aronson
Ninth Ave
35Th St
Daniel S. McElroy
United States Fire Insurance Company
St. Nicholas Ave
Arnold Realty Company
Edgecombe Ave
145Th St
William Rosenzweit Realty Operating Company
Murphy
St. Clare
Ubaldus Maravallo
Walter H. C. Hornum
Realty Transfers Show Dozens of NYC Properties Sold
A flood of transactions across Manhattan and the Bronx details multiple sales. Properties include a three story Stoop at No 74 East 9th Street and a six story tenement on No 128 East Houston Street, with brokers Pocher & Co. and others recording transfers to buyers such as Max Mandel Ida Feinstein and Samuel Hirsch, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Folsom
Amelia E. Nichols
East 9Th St
Swords
Pocher & Co
West 39Th St
Edward Stites
Adolph
Maria Wolke
Lawrence & Wolf
Clara L. Miller
Pes Street
Samuel Plumer
Max Salomon
East Houston St
Max Mandel
Ida Feinstein
R. I. Brown
Bernard Samuels
M. F. Kerby
John H. Kennard
John J. Townsend
Columbia Mutual Building and Loan Association
Wales
Crown Realty Company
Fairmount Place
Samuel
Ben-jamin Hirsch
Axelrod & Colin
Daly Ave
179Th St
FE. Gerhards
Jeannette Phillips
Levy & Shapiro
Abraham Levy
West Sth
Alexander Wiener
Leon Weinstein
1St Ave
Sth St
Franke & Werner
H. Gettinger
East 12d St
Wxiw
William and Julius Bachrach
Bedford St
Wildings
Lawrence Hier
Nelson State
Wooster St
L. Minzle
M. E. Curry
Peter McCulloussh
West 88d St
U.S. Taneco
V. Garofalo
Cohen
Guiseppe Stella
S. Sundberg
106Th
Hathou
Rett Hes
Allen St
Weil & Mayer
Li R & Co
H. Goldberg
Rol
Fact
Sider H. Kempner
Goodman Brothers
Eighth Nave
Elyre
Hillman & Woed Horston
Auction Sales Yesterday on Manhattan Streets
Auction notices list multiple voluntary and executors sales across vesey street to white street with properties described as two and three story houses, stores, and vacant lots. Prices include 22.45, 12., 00.00, 11.25, 25,000 and 89,900 with buyers named such as Vo Davis, LM SASS, Charles Johngson, Mary A Bredy, and J Brown. locations include Stanton Street Lexington Avenue Franklin Avenue Webster Avenue Ryer Avenue and Zerega Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph B
Alien St
Stanton St
Texingten Ave
Sonos
Yitor
Vo Davis
12Th St
Lexington Ave
Niary Sai
White St
Cor Lafayette St
LM Sass
Ave
Franklin Ave
Charles F Shar
Willow Ave
Hoffman St
John Cars
Wadsworth Ava
Jennings St
Bet Minferd Pl
Southern Boulevard
Tvoluntary
Selon
Rotana Ave
Charles Johngson
Grand Aves
Cor
Webster Ave
180Th
Ryer Ave
Mary A Bredy
Hugh D Smyth
Zerega Ave
West Chester
Alice M Low
J Brown
Property listings and agent names on Manhattan avenues
Entry lists multiple Broadway and Lenox area property transactions and agents such as Joseph Wilodar and George Stultz. It notes dates around 1906 to 1908, mentions 100th street and 55th street properties, and includes amounts like 450 and 49500 for mercantile and realty dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
W. S
Joseph Wilodar
Emanuel Dodo
Esmee Daviowrscls
Tate
Lenox Ave
Rotha
George Stultz
Manhattan Ave
Rose Emerick
Nathan Loewy
55Th St
Oxford Realty Compa
Fast
S. Solomon A
Albert FP
Tuma Ent Mercantile and Realty Company
POR Ie Cas
Manhattan Building Plans for Brick Tenement and Warehouse
Plans show a six story brick tenement with store on 36th street near 10th avenue sized 29 by 85 feet for C. L. Wallenstein with M. Straub as architect and a five story brick warehouse at 26th street near Sixth Avenue sized 494 by 125 feet for A. Busch with Buchman & Fox as architects. Construction cost listed at 150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
36Th St
N. S
10Th Ave
C. L. Wallenstein
M. Straub
S. W
26Th St
A. Busch
Buchman & Fox
Multiple Street Improvements and Buildings Planned in White Plains
The notice outlines sites on White Plains avenues and streets for new three story brick and frame structures including stores, dwellings, stables, and tenements. It lists owners such as Margaret Foerst Katy Batty and parcel details with sizes, estimated values, and architects like J. J. Vreeland and Lorenz F. Weiher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains Ave
N. S
Margaret Foerst
George
Thomas Callahan
Robert Glenn
Monroe Ave
Katy Batty
Charles Stegmeyer
Kroehie Realty Company
Charles Peter & Son
Decatur Ave
S. S
Amalia Pirk
J. J. Vreeland
Marion Ave
Anna Neitzel
R. Werner
157Th St
St. Ann's Ave
Voluntary City and Whitestone Realty Sales Announced
At 14 Vesey Street and 10th Avenue areas, parcel measurements include 39.6 feet of 41st Street and 19.4 by 64, a four story tent with store. Parish, Fisher & Co. announce 395 lots at Whitestone Long Island for voluntary sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph P
10Th Ave
41St St
Parish, Fisher & Co
Whitestone
Long Island
Foreclosures and liens listed for multiple Bronx properties
A numbered roster lists foreclosures and mechanic s liens across districts including Sedgwick Avenue East River Savings, Van Nest Woodworking, and Dyckman Homestead. Actions encompass mortgage foreclosures notices of attachment and suits to set aside satisfactions, with various attorneys named for each claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick Ave
River View Terrace
East River Savings Institution
Lillian J. R. Hilton
Hitchings & Palliser
Clay Ave
van Nest Woodworking Company
Joseph Waytack
D. S. Decker
Vermily Ave
Nm. S
Academy St
E. S
Dyckman
Joseph L. Torres
Andrew Fernandez
W. H. Ford
47Th St
Tith Ave
Gerson M. Krakower
George Latour
Lippman & Ruck
St. N
Mn. W
Avenue
Henry Altman
Mary Krasnoff
P. Hellinger
Fulton St
the Bronx
John W. Brown
Frank Gass
J. F. Donelly
Chambers
Chatham St
Park Row
William E. Moore
Maynard T. Corkhill
Building Loan Contract on Hughes Avenue Property
Hughes avenue parcel 75 feet by 30 by 70 foot area in 1824 street block secured loan. James M. Wentz funds Marie Krabe with eleven thousand nine hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Ave
James M. Wentz
Marie Krabe
Judgments Filed Yesterday List of Debtors and Parties
A long list of judgments filed yesterday names debtors such as Anse Franklin R and William N Miller with various associated entities. The records include numerous creditor pairs, co defendants, and costs awarded. Names appear with partial initials and company references, alongside cases involving property possession and multiple corporate and individual parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anse Franklin R
William N. Miller
Andersen
William Samuel W. Harriot
August H Fernand
Montebeilo
Andresen
John
Charles A.—iv
Maleys ‘Ompany
Aseedtuss
Abrams
Jesse G Keys
Iirteter
Aed Yeats Company
Anes
Coleman
Firemen’s Insurance Ompany of
Newark
Eee Ean Alent ‘Rezier
Seyimore
Mary Martin
José Philip Surtans
Michael Elizabeth Maucher
Tin
William E
Charles L. du Vivte Jen
Charles Clara EL Pausmer
Costs
Frank—Leo Kohn
Herman
Leo Wold Ranzenhofer
Afiveca
Leonard
George Mrunswick
Tiu l
Charles M
Maude FE
Whittemore
Hermited
Adolf
Simon T. Herskowicz
Joseph Beck
Hyman Goldstein
Albert W. Hesalter H. Lew
Stettacot
David Cohenes
Sacoh
Lettner
Wright
Francis W. Livingston M. Monroe, Jr
Deidrich Blende
Albert Rewnre
Phoeb
Lertti Heter
Annan Brendinell
Levy
John-—Fritg Singer
Dies Livingston
Johnstore
Hyman Mannesset
George F. Moore
Patterson
James—star
Sheridan
Geo. T
James F. McCarthy
Spanton
Esther H
Robert Currie
Schlesaman
Morris
Joseph Pton
Sugarman
William and
Isaac
Michael Meyer Straues
Albert H
Diedrich Jamtermann
Selleck G. Harold
Edward Nicholson
Schweitzer
Burnet
Hyman Shapt
Camden
Philadelphia
Zona
Stavelheas
Atcea
Wilhelmina
Executrix
Indiduals
Wiliam—De Witt c
Eee Iy
Ae Company
I. Vernon Wisbrod
Rusie State Surety Ee
Gem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Army and Navy News
ARMY
Hubert L. Wigmore
Corps of Engineers
Army Building
New York City
Walter 8. Browne
10Th Infantry
University of Maine
Orono
Charles J. Symmonds
12Th Cavalry
Frank D. Baldwin
Theodore C. Lyster
Ancon
Canal Zone
Paul F. Straub
George H. Crabtree
Jenin
General Hospital
Presidio of
San Francisco
Herbert M. Smith
Colam J. Bartlett
William R. Eastman
James F. Hall
Army Medical Museum Building
Reuben B. Miller
Charles A. Ragan
Raymond F. Metcalfe
Edwin W. Rich
Parry L. Boyer
James M. Phalen
Henrys. Wygant
2D Infantry
Douglass Settle
5Th Infantry
Plattsburg Barracks
Francis P. Fremont
Sth Infantry
NAVY
H. O. Stickney
Naval Academy
J. F. Hellweg
Pennsylvania
L. Palmer
W. W. Lamar
Navy Department
Porter
Norfolk
North River
Oyster Bay
New Jersey
Portsmouth
N. H the
Dolphin
Princeton
Provincetown
Nevada
Annapolis
League Island
Navy Yard
Nashville
San Juan
Boston
N. H
Portland
Yonkers Railway
North Side Board
Phoenix
Mr. McIntosh
Massachusetts
African Methodists
Lehigh Valley
Westchester
Seventh Avenue
34Th Street
Gannon House
Transactions IN Realty
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Asuceius
Liberty Street
Trust & Banking Dept
Montague Street
Brooklyn
City
Mt. Hope
Knickerbocker
5Th Ave
TH ST
East 34Th ST
President St
Rem
Remsen St
Williamsburg
Bender
St. Mark's Place
Brooklyn Property
Ana Flatbush Ave
Gravesend Ave
Grand St
Montaguest
Washington Ave
Park Ave
Wailabout Market
Keys
Bulkley & Horton
Myrtle Ave
Country Property
Chemung Valley
Corning City
Steacum Co
N. Y
Conhocton River
Shipman Agency
Lewis Block
Buffalo
New York State
ES Salf
C. Ss. Northrop
Milton, N
Ee House
Williams
Plain St
Boulevard
Elmhurst
Berkshire Hills
G. H. Halfacre
Williamstown
Mass
Mattison Ave
Asbury Park
N. J
Hudson
E. W. Bell
Cortlandt St
Woodstock
Ulster County
N.Y
R. & Vyossurak
Green
Kingston
Big Tupper Lake
Edgar Seaycraft & CO
Dudley Ave
Sullivan County
T. M. Nichols
Wall St
Mansion House
At & Oor
Ellenville
Ulster
Chas Wildhagen
Atlantic
Long Island Real Estate
Rockaway Park
Rockaway Park Imp
Tong Island
Thomas
Interurban
Pyterman
Eastern Indus € Company
William Fr
City of
Thomas Taynelae
John Navanagh
Bronx Bath Company
Willian Phelan
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