Inaugural Parade Feature and Swords Duty Debate
Washington notes probable participation of Military Academy cadets and Naval Academy midshipmen in the March 4 inaugural parade with potential quartering details. Also covered is a New York customs ruling that bone plain swords for decoration owe lower duties, plus a long list of military orders, personnel moves, and ship movements.
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Soldiers Push Charges In Parade Incident
Police Inspector John H Russell and Lieutenant O Connor faced trial on charges of ordering soldiers into the ranks during a parade honoring Olympic athletes. Witnesses described threats and throat grabs as soldiers alleged officers broke into their formation to clear the Post Office parade path along Park Row.
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Marine Corps Lieutenant Hart Collision Near Washington
Washington dispatch reports Lieutenant T M Potts son of the Navy Yard commandant and Mrs S E Barber were injured as a streetcar struck their automobile at the Woodley Lane Road and Wisconsin avenue crossing. Potts sustained body bruises and Barber suffered a deft arm and side injuries, both treated at a local hospital.
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Bowery Mission Plans Factory Remodel in 227 Bowery
Bowery Mission plans filed to convert the old five story coffin factory at 227 Bowery into a new mission home. The cellar and first two floors will house the mission with steel and concrete construction to be fireproof. An ornamental organ, Welsh quarry tile, marble platforms, and a bread line passage to Mills Hotel No. 2 are described. Upper floors to be light manufacturing lofts.
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Henry G. Emery
Louis Klopsch
Bowery Mission
Murphy
Bowery
Chatham Square
Manhattan Bridge Plaza
Mission
Freeman’s Aller
Mills Hotel
Rivington Street
Mission Help
George H. Pegram
Rapid Transit Construction Company
Broadway
Manhattan
Bernard F. Golden
Prince Street
Bernstein & Bernstein
Agents of A-Re-Co Meet for Annual Conference
One hundred agents of the American Real Estate Company gathered in the city for the annual meeting. Events included a reception at the Night and Day Bank Building, luncheons at Hotel Manhattan, a tour of city and suburban properties, and a dinner at the same hotel with remarks by retiring president Edwin K. Martin and incoming president Edward B. Boynton. A morning conference at Hotel Astor featured industry addresses and a later theater visit followed by a performance. The company, oldest and largest in the city, seeks closer ties with agents to boost service to the public.
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Manhattan
A-Re-Co
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Edward BR. Boynton
Hotel Astor
College Room
Astor Theatre
Real Estate Transfers Include Three Story Frame Homes On 56.3 by 102.2 Lot
Listings show three story frame houses on a 56.3 by 102.2 feet plot offered to builders for improvement after sellers purchased the property last month from the American Baptist Home Mission Society. I Kashare sold a four story stone front dwelling at 20 Fast 119th Street on a lot 16 by 100 feet. George J McCaffrey sold a two family frame dwelling at 91 Elsmere Place on a 25 by 10 foot lot to a Mr Larkin.
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Wille Construction plans six story Renaissance apartment house
Wille Construction Company led by president Valentine Wille to build a six story brick and ornamental stone Renaissance style apartment house on the southeast corner of St Nicholas avenue and 180th street. The project features 100 foot avenue frontage, 32 suites, and a projected cost of 125000 with Neville and Begge as architects.
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St. Nicholas Ave
180Th St
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$175 000 Apartment Project Approaches Approval
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy for a six story brick apartment house by Dacora Realty Company at Claremont Avenue and 122nd Street. The design by Moore & Landsiedel features French Renaissance style with lime stone trim, keystone arch windows, and 26 suites over a 100 foot frontage.
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Dacora Realty Company
John L. Davis
Claremont Ave
Union Theological Seminary
Moore & Landsiedel
Leased East 32d Street Site to Lord & Taylor
T Sherwood Boyd leased for the Rhinelander estate the property 102 to 116 East 32d Street to Lord & Taylor for a long term. He also acted as broker for E A Morrison and Son and the Dodd estate in leasing buildings 898 Broadway and 13 East 19th Street to Lord & Taylor for a long term.
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East 19Th St
Mortgage Recorded for Masonic Hall Annex Expansion
The trustees of the Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund mortgaged property at the northeast corner of 28th Street and Sixth Avenue for 1.8 million dollars at five percent for ten years to the Bank for Savings. The loan funds the planned annex to the Masonic Hall, reported months earlier as financed.
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Sixth Ave
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Masonic Hall
Sutphin Buys Oyster Bay Tract as Real Estate Move
William L. Sutphin purchases a 92 acre Oyster Bay tract from the Samuel Rogers estate. The property fronts the Cove road toward Cold Spring Harbor. The Ludlow Day Realty Co leases 67 West 42nd Street brownstone to a client and 10 East 42nd Street café to J. Engel for terms.
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Samuel Rogers
Oyster Bay
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J. Engel
Five Story Tenement Sold In Foreclosure at Auction Rooms
Foreclosure sale at Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms Nos 14 and 16 Vesey Street nets Michael Bissert 19808 dollars for the five story tenement with store at 3782 2d Avenue. The lot measures 235 by 100 feet. Amount due near 19600 dollars. Other items: 524 Riverside Drive parcels, 75x86 foot six story apartment building, and multiple properties with varying sizes and bids.
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Riverside Drive
127Th St
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Caughlin
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Seaman Ave
Hawthorne St
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McCormack Cons Co
Brisk Renting Season Sees Major NYC Leases Across Downtown
The Charles F. Noyes Company rents multiple retail and loft spaces including No 79 Duane st for G Siegle to Eagle Typewriting and No 213 Pearl st for Butler & Hermann to Stallman Company. Other leases cover vesey st lofts, front st offices, and Broadway spaces, with notable sums and a Staten Island sale by Sewall Bros. including Jewett ave and Avenue B properties.
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Pearl St
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Euler & Robeson Company
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Gold St
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John St
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Front St
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Fulton St
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Wooster St
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Arthur Truslow
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Cortlandt St
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West 26Th St
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Prince St
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8Th St
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West 17Th St
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Port Richmond
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Jewett Ave
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Nicholas Ave
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Post Ave
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Brokerage Sale Sparks Elevator Apartment Plans at 189th and Broadway
Arnold Byrne and Baumann sold a 150 by 110 foot plot at the southwest corner of 189th Street and Broadway to a builder for the Fort Washington Syndicate. The buyer plans to erect elevator apartment houses on the site. Klein and Jackson resold No. 155 to 189 East.
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