davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
l,HTS HEEL TO BREEZE
:. vanderbiIt's Aurora Wins
for the Fourth Time.
gcru BATTLE ON THE SOUND
sbirnna Beats the Avenger
a It's Glass at Larehmon:
Regatta,

s.e southwest yesterday q breeze
oa' -zz6e the s7IRdrift fly on Long
ttF end and It gl2ddeaeG the hearts
s-s~, @v-e hundred yachtSmen ehat raced
-, IN the fourth series contest of
-, --s-,ept Yacht Clubs race week. q"
= ser knot breeze 81 tie start, 4
- r. force before the finish, testing
s.. sails and rigging OF the ninety
e -.-srs that started In the various
,ba sef,--h consecutive time Cornelius
..-A,i,'s sIoop Aurora won. She and
50. D-,..er,stes-the Winsane and the Tsts-
,-raged = one Of the best battles
=, sessnn. They sailed twice over =
| - cou-=e ef fifteen and q quarter
tsa first leg Of which was q reach
.7d half n. IS. the second a heat
-,-sxzrd of SIX snd ( half miles. and
:. ARD broad reach Of three and half
=. Aurora vas the leader az the start
:. the first mark In the zindward
=. she eutpo.a1ed her rivals, and she
- the home mark ct the end OF the
j. -osgd fourteen seconds ahead Of the
-l-ss-as she finally won by 1 minute IS
|
-~nss from Jhe 1stalena. and hy minute
s,.,.ras from the Winsonae-
5.,.--v 7. Maxwell. a. the helm of the
.-,--s- se-E mat sleep across the line at
:. Start leading Ihe Shimna by twenty
IDS and tae fight between these two
- start 10 finish was as keen q contest
ans could wish - see Tho Shim1a
-,ss 3 good showing IN the strong breeze
.ss z-i-zwzr5 work She crossed the
g-e1rsrs beF CT Hampstead Bay, and she
..s ssr lead % The finish, winning on cor
,,-ss tine by nine seconds
- racing n Class II WIS exciting
- ste 1v-47- three mile coUTse. The
-,vl Pe,a-fs lid the best work. defeating
90 tronisou1it by : minutes 20 seconds
s----sssnt Tyalnn right won with his Cara
III, n CTszs ?. and J. Y. AIaer's Alera
IN ii TIE New York Yacht Club 3o-foot
6S
~ summary fellows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
lilly 81.

ANTHoNYeAvE. $. 81 n OF 172d ST.
os.1ixlOss; Rudolf Gersrnann agt Anthony
tractor; Anthony Barro. contractor; $3.50
2I2TH ST, g. 50 It " OF Holland ave, 25x
100; Ermino CeTti agt Alfonso Bettinos owner
and contractor; S525-
a6TH ST All West: Morris Pabfch aRt
francesca and Providence Lieato, owners;
Jacob Babich. contractor; s116-
LUDLOW ST, So: William P Younss ct al
agt A Vail. A Y Weieh and VAL estate. tate
tractors: McDermott a Hannigan, contractors;
s692 %.
CAULDwELL AVE, se5: Ben Kspian sst
Hey asyman Roman, owner, MOTIFS ana rosa
WALTON AVE. " $. 1853 It OF Fordhan
ave, 219xI02; Wilkinson Contracting Co ast
Walton Building Co, owner; Celauna SeStaioe
6: Co, contractors; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: same agt Walton Build
Ing Co. owner and contractor; Se3-
ID AVE $50; Truss Metal Iath Co ss!
Polish National Alliance OF United states o.
America, owner; Fox Co. contractors
Sl0o
aseTH ST. $40 to $40 East: c Raymond
& Co agt German Real Estate Co. contractor
and owner: s4oT 81
SHERIDAN AVE. n cor of 1884 st lo5.I u
6p.%: Stephen YovinS et al eSt Brtgss ANehus
Realty co, owner and contractor; $3.50
MADISON AVE. $40; Hay Foundry and Iron
Works agt Pease Il Gilman, owners w .
Swallow Co, contractor: $3.50
Sd ST Ell and So East: William Markovftz
ct al egt Moses B Walewftz. owner and con
tractor; Harrison Baron. owner; sTi 80.
WASHINGTON ST, $50: Rebert Peyton agt
William Piggot, ChiidTers Ala 7ecisty So conI a11
Julius Jacobs, owner; Z / Nesoit q CO. Gun
tractors; S226 IL
AVE ST JOHN. Kelly st and Prospect ave.
triangular plot; David Sapsrstein agt MeI-
curry Realty Co, owner and contractor sSo-z-
RIVER AVE. g cor OF 1seth st. S5x1o4;
Joseph NobiIetti & Bro Co sgt 8 A Whistea
Construction Co. owner and contractor; 5000
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
LIS PEN oENs.
JULY II


f52D ST. 8 fG0 II OF Amsterdam ave. 10
x1O0: Angelo Gagliano agt Robert Friedman
Construction Co action TO safoFe. rrschantes
Hen)i attorneys, kat & Sommerteh-
4TFH ST. . 30 f. % sth ave. 5exfoe5s
Robert 1. Gerry agt BENJAMIN Davenport et al
foreclosure Of Mtg; attorneys. Harris & TaV7e
SD ST. . Al II ef 1st ave. e0oxi2 i2iIr
fFFeg; AbReF p Bigsiov sr a. ast Artificial Tce
Co tactien 20 faTecless msehanio's LEM; sttsr-
ney, A Z BunHeI.
LENOx AVE. f45t st. a ffxS5: Csr7
Exchange Realty Co axr Spencer Biaaa Really
Go foreclosure of mtgl attorney. p Eversrt-
-1s2D ST, s cor BsEaaus ave 2sxsT.3x27- TX
IA Eugene Z Brtszeh szt August Rehbecx
foreclosure OF MTG; attorney, sti!wel-
5TII AVE- . .. s32 q OF Iesth ST. 81 a1fe9.
Pauline L Goodman sst Hynaan Kerovs1Y &c a.
foreclosure ef mtsi; attorneys, KTaks~sT &
Peters.
3D AVE. :. 205 = of 4sh sr. s5- sz414:
Bronx; CambFseHg ave. : :. 900 70 Of tsssh
IT. 25xi00, Cornell ave 5 cor Birch =. 1eex1fo;
George W G;rote agr Charles Lska st al faction
to set aside conveyancel; attorney, ! Ecker.
47FH ST, "a West; James Lawlor az- Mae
Nardi et al CactisH 20 forecioss mechanfc's H.nl:
attorneys, Coffin & GeIdmaFk-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
Yachting x Boxing X Chess
SCHLECHTER WINS AGAIN
marshall Also Scores in Big
Chess Tourney Abroad.
tBy Cable to The Trjhune !

hamburg, July H.-In the great hail Of
ths Neues l4ogenhaUs. in this city, the
Chess masters engaged in the international
tournament now in progress met in the
fourth round to-day.
me Austrian champion. SchIechter. added
aiotfler victory, the fourth, to his credit
pealing the Bohemian. Tartakewer, while
the American champion, Marshall, secured
: Wen deserved victory against the Russian
expert Saiwe- The Iatter's compatriot
Nlernzowttsch, \ defeated Snielmann. while
me German champion. Tarrasch, could dc
no more than draw against Duras.
The other results were: John lost n
ChotirniTski. while Alekhine and Koehnlefn
Yates and Speijer drew Teichmann and
LeenhaTdt and Forgacz and Jacob ad.
jou'ned their respective games.
The standing follows
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
DRIVERS AFTER AUTO LICENSES

Albany, July A-Applicants for licenses
as chaufeurs under the Callan law viii be
examined tomorrow in Buffalo. Rochester.
Syracuse, Albany, Utica, Amsterdam. Hud-
son. Saratoga Springs, Newburg, Water
town. Por1 Henry and Geneseo- The set of
questions will be different frcm those asked
of the chauffeurs OF New York City
Secretary OF State KOenig to-day received
eftv-1ve hundred applications for licenses
from owners and clauffeurE. The receipts
for the day were about sl2.oOo
Hf,se Helen Gould filed an application for
2 license for her chauffeur
E,,,r1sn,euts have been made between
ceora+.rv Koenig and Police Commissioner
r,.t-er If New York whereby the New
vork Police Department viii Cooperate
.,,tb the state authorities in enforcing the
,ex law. WHICH goes into effect on Au-
FyfgG+ Z
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
CWith name and address of lenders attorne,
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated
JULY Fl

with name and address OF purchaser.
MANHATTAN.

CWith name and address of lenders ettorney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
JULY 81
MANHATTAN
LEXINGTON AVE. 1745; sty hrk. 1s sx
as; April / . yrs. 8 per cents Lawrence Cohen
10 Esther Michael; $1,000; attorney, Hyman
Cohen. $50 Nassau
4s 5x irreg; July IS: due Aug l. 1919; per
gent; Miehael Briganti Co 70 saverto Arsetti;
$4,000; attorneys Strasbeurger. Eschweso d
schaIIek. "a Broadway.
WEST ST. 40I; sty hrk. %. Bxss.e; July
Il (prlor mtg s14.ooOl; due. etc per bond;
uey, David h Goldfarb. 50 Naasau st.
1sT AVE, 1s45; 8 sty brk- 25xsoi m; July
20; yrs; Frank Dvorak and ano to Central
Trust Co OF New York. si1. 500; address. 81
Wall st
I'd ST. 2so East: sty brt. c54x75Ax irreg;
July FL; 3 yrs, 41a per cent; Jacob GosSman
East 14th 81.
18TH ST. 147 west; sty brt, 125xto5 , :
July Il: dus Juno !. 1911: per cent; Charles
Rubinger and aho to Joseph y Buttenwieser;
S25. 600; address. 100 broadway.
18TH ST, =. lot s: map John Hone, 25x
1873; July 20 demand; re; e; oaG cent; Rieharc
W Phelan. 302 Broadway
3sTa ST, 214 West; sty brk. 2ix9s o.
5eth St. 2oa to ~ West We soo sly I brk 7oxas .,
bond: Edward G soItrnann 10 Maximfian
Fleischmann CO. $4,000 address. ! Madison
8srH ct. All and ala: one sly frame and
one 3 sty brk. 50x9ss (priar mtg SIS oo0l July
20; duo aa par bond; Isaac 3 Miller TO Fred
erick Meyer; $4,000 attorney. John Phelan
26l Broadway.
AID ST. $50 West; sty hrlE. 25x1o0.4; July
1G srs; Paul Haskell and ano 10 Mlllicent
T4atz et al; scat 900. attorneys. Roeder 81
Roeder, 11e Nassau St
74rH ST. 1856 TO loo East: sty hrk q
gntgH SGT 900 eaeh1; July Is; 1 YF, per
cent: Hyde Realty Co to Title Insurance CO
or New York ss2.5oe; address. 1876 Broadway
s1sT ST. ~ East: sty brls. 2oxfo2.2 Luiy
20 due as per bond; Clara Newman 10 Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. $50 600, address. liB
Broadway.
9TH ST, aI6 10 a25 East, Iaox1oeLI; July
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
MONROE EASY FOR CROSS
Fails to Make Even Fair Stand
in Ten-Round Bout.

Phil Cross, the 1.-THE, fral looking feather
weight o. the East Side administered q
severe trouaci1g 10 Marty Monroe, VINO
claims 70 be the champion Of the South IN
a ten-round bout at the Long Acre Athletic
Association last night The bout was one
Of the most onasided affairs seen here In
many months
Monroe was the saddest imitation Of a
champion since Herr Piake, the Holland
giant. invaded this country. Cross waded
into him at the tap of the gong. and
knocked him dewn with a left swing to the
law in the first twenty seconds This
seemed to rob Monroe Of his nerve and
thereafter he did little but clineh and run
away.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
M'FARLAND AFTER AID woLGAsT
Gets Home from England and Says He
Won Fight with Welch.

Packy Mcfarland, who has been wan
dering about England and the Continent In
search of fights, arrived here yesterday on
the White Star liner Adriatic- He said that
while the referees decision was against
him in his hght with Jack Welch, he really
won the fight and that the London news
1-apers proclaimed him the winner.
Packy said he wants to fight Ad VOL
cast. and viii so after him until he agrees
to a match.
sir Arthur Conan Doyle said the little
pugilis1, 'is q good friend OF mine. He is
a good sport, ana after my fight with
WeIch he sent me fine letter. 1 can't say
Is much for Lord Lonsdale."
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF leszee.)
INV 81

JULY q.
ALLEN ST II and %; Abraham satz 70 Davia
Ehenkman: yrs from May /, 1916; $500: ad-
dress 81 Allen St
pELANCBY ST. n OF Mott st: store:
Rosa II Susswein and TO Nicholas Polite: 8
Wis from April L. 1910. 5000. address, 316 Mott
st.
FRONT ST, g. cor Of Moore ST. Alice s Row
land and ano 20 Samuel LeWisi from completion
OF repairs to May 1. 1915: 5000; address. 1897
18th
LENox AVE AT; store. etc: Abraham Fried
man 10 Henry Berger; 3 yrs from May /. 1909 !;
81 100; address. All Lenox ave.
MADISON ST. 2ss; Lena Reich and to
Nathan L Hershteld: yrs and , mos from
March 1 1903: sl,Gdoi address, i62 Madison ST
MARCY PL. g. 1875 IT of Grand Bouie-
,ard and Coucourse 23x105; TAX lease, 600 yrs /:
civ ~ New York TO Francis A Nelson; Jan ~
1853: sI70 s5; address Room SO, SO Wall ST.
NORFOLK ST. Is; store; Max speetor TO
George Vgolgzng and fano; yrs and 10 mos from
.JuIv ! 1910: $3.50; address, Norfolk st
aT-fT AVE So. 25exii5; Forbes Heunessy et
81 t,l. n Mary B Averin and ano: 10 yrs from
%Sst o. isIo. taxes: $500 to 5000; address so
Onion Square East
I0aTF5 ST 4I3 and Ais East: ground and first
Aoo-as Noses ssiI warts 10 Samuel Marx and ano,
. YRS and 10 mos from Juiy I. 1910. s.. 100. ad-
dress 41a East ld3h 81
led ST. 100 East: Garner store; Wlrth Realty
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
KNIGHT LEADS GOLF FIELD
Makes Best Gross Score IN Play
on Public Links.

Final play at eighteen holes wound up the
thirty-six-hoie select score handicap or the
New York Newspaper Golf Club yesterday
at Van Coruandt Park Park Commission
er Higgins mad rolled and watered the put
ting greens for the competition and they
were IN fne order
Z. Q. Knight, of The New-York Tribune,
had the best gross scere-79-and tied for
tie hest net with J ?. AIachaffie al Is.
The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
BROOKLYN SALES.

Bulkley & Horton, Inc, report the sale of
Nc. 1856 Dean street, Brooklyn, between
Brooklyn and Kingston avenues, three
story American basement stone dwelling
house. for Z J Mcguire to A client; also,
No. II Quincy street, between Bedford and
Franklin avenues. q three story and base
Inent brownstone dwelling house, for Mary
O. Burtis TO a client for Investment
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN

MA&HAIIAN.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. ear 10-d 9. tor
II ST. brk Apartment 75xf0s-2; R0cklsdzs con-
strucii0n 60. Al West 33d St. owner = U. MAJ
donald, Al West S3d 81. architect s@e.eo.
1ssTH ST n g. 100 n Of Amsterdam ave:
for = 3 sty hrk tennis, Joxs1rtii van sruen
Construction Co SCI West 1S1st s.. owner: siooIs
& I.andsiedsI, I4sth st and Sd ave- arcAitscGs'
100000.
THE BRONX.
VALENTINE AVE, eer ts9th u 3 brx
tennis sty and sty. 30 1-SxIS4 and 3 I-sS
1913 FaIenflns Realty Co &C. CanHfr gram 30
East 9Ist st. treasUrer3. owner John 7 boylano-
103 East i25th 81. architect; $4,000
8uNFORD PI. p 125 II OF 1Izf 81 : .
sty brk tenrnts. 81. 6xss. Fransis X hsI %
Franeis X Keil. 1910 Kelly st. Dreside1t}.
owner; A0crs K LandSisdsI. 14Sth st and sd ave-
architects: $50. 900.
PAID ST. " Broadway sty brk storage,
t6x34; Interbor0agh Rapid Transit co. t52
Broadway, owner. George II Pesran, I'D
Broadway. architect: 5000
1s3D ST. n :. IS ft OF PARK ave; sly
brk tennis 35xs0; John Kendall SO Easr t1bth
ST. owner; keppe DaGbe. $50 Westchsstsr
ave, architects: S125O 900.
16sTH ST 3 cor Clay ave: sty brS store
ard tenmt. 81 SxT2: Otto ] ScnUaTzier. i5to
Brook ave, owner; Albert SehwarzsT. lssO
Brook ave. architect; S+0-oo0-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
ALTERATION PLANS.

18TH ST, So East; TO a sty and bassmsnt
dEg; n Watjsn, Greenwich Conn. oNusT.
y " Masoa. jr, 20 West sd 81. arcnitscL'
57TH ST. $ 525 n X % 9th ave; -
Sty and basement private dWg- 3 Frazie..
Hotel Plaza, owner; G. p n Gilbert III B-nao-
way. architect: 50 0e1-
WuLETT ST, Bs to sty brk sto<es ard
lofts: Z Seidsu. 952 Graham ave. BROOKLYN
owner; ShamPsn & ShamPans TI2 BroacWays
architects: IS 600
s0TH ST, 100 East: 70 st7 5rk dry; L
Vorhaus. premises. owner o LsEinzO1- i EasE
42d ST, architect; s., 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
IN yv1,ARGE REFUGE HOME.

Tne Salvation Army has nlAoe arrange
rsents for enIarging its refuge hoihe al no.
s,e 80 45+b street.. The adjoining prop
-, ., N.o s,s now occupied as headguar-
49, for the PEOPLES Institute and Club
g - he purchased for the purpose For
,,,a ir,nro,,en,euts $4,000 viii be spent
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

Jacob Ranm ast Francis z Ken ct al: July Is
1910. 81 SO
SAME PROPERTY; Jacob Cshsn ssf sosE
Kayell ct al. July 10, 1910, SO
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
ADIRONDACK COTTAGE LEASED.

Leon s. Altmayer has leased fer Joseph
B. Williams To Martin linn for the sum
meT, the premises known as NssheFoft Cot
tage, situated on the shores or Mirror
Lake. Adirondack Mountains This is a
new and modern home IN every respect
with all improvements.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
Won. Lost

The fifth round VIII be PLAYED in the fol-
lowing order tomorrow: Sehlechter VS.
Marshall, Jacob VS.. Tarta kower, SpeIier VS.
ferGaeE. keehnlein VS.. Yates, ChotiInirsk
vs. AlekhiRe. I4eonhardt vs. John, Spiel
mann VS. Feiehnann, Duras vs. Niemzo-
WltSch and SalWe VS.. Tarraseh.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
ATANHATTAN

SEVENTH AVENU E-The William Lem
berl, Company has sold for S L. Pakas
No 2297 Seventh avenue, A three story
dwelling house, on a lot 16,SX75 feet, ad-
Joining the southeast corner of l52th street,
to Il client Of Henry Mandei. The house
will be altered and d store installed for
the buyers business.
eth STREET Edward J O.Conner has
sold fer Arthur LasCh 10 l. Geshner Nc. 1Ss
East 18th street, d four story dwelling
house. on a lot 18-9I102.2 feet
4sTH STREET.-THE Z. H. Wendell Com
e. West 18th street, a four story dwelling
house. on lot 20xiG0.5 feet The buyers
are Mary and Elizabeth keena, dressrldh-
ers, row IN 18th street.
SSTH STREET-Nath8n H Well has sold
for Joseph and Sophia Schmalze to q client
for investment the five story brick double
fathOuse Ne. 236 East S6th street, on plot
25xl00.8Ia feet.
THE BRONX.
I6STH STREET-Wiiliam II. Harden has
sold 10 the Morrisania Construction Com
uany the triple hathouse with stores at No
426 East 165th street.
RYER AVENJ-E-Jehn Kelly has sold
for the George p M0rreH Constructor
COMPANY No. 1914 Ryer avenue, a two story
dwelling house, on q b lot 25X1o0 feet.
The Surety Land Company has sold the
block bounded by West Farms Road, Bry-
ant avenue and Home street, having 'front.'
ages Of 203.9 feet on West Farms Road,
157 s feet on Bryant avenue and 1908 feet in
Home street. The buyers are Whelen x
Hadiev
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

and Construction Co 10 Katharine Rueppel: yrs
from May ]. 1910; $3.50; address, 76o East ls-d
It
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

James McCiuinness to James Motley; 81, ZOO.
Andrew HALEY and ano to Henry tirota /;
Sfn0
American Mortgage Co TO James Wood
run s., 500.
Guarantee Mortgage Co OF New York to
Dennis o NeiII; $500,
Ilshra IiIernan TO Emma CiasHcks 81
John Groshon 10 American Mortgage Co;
s5,5l1.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JULY q.
1tsTH ST, 40 West: Arthur T Fowler est
James G Bushby ct al (eaHeelled); S56 81
ORoToNA PARK EAST, 8 cor lI8d 81;
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
COUNTRY PROPERTY
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

FOUR ACRES OF GROUND FOR SALE Or
a house with SIX scres- Blus Point. Lang
Island Pax T33
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

-. liners were AErOras Shlf4tlSs -DiS- =
--a A-z- Gray Jacket Ec1r1. Rascal
a,s,si +, sally ~. scud. HaEto II. Grace u
.is- iit- 5cyeLic. AereI8. Eesfin5. Pixie, Avs
- sB4 EalaMay.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
RYE COTTAGE RENTED.

Pease & Gilman have rented the eettags
belonging to Mrs A o. Sherman, known
as The Strand, fronting the Sound at Rye.
y. Y, 20 Mrs Z. e Weddeli.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

s=SDtCAT CLASS - THIRD DIN lSlpN -
ET4g- -a----t-Cl-- n MILES
.sI. IFou5 II g. = Garland ia 2l--4S
ssEl1 T. o. Nct-ar- 1y---- .-.- DIG u0t finish
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

DFsTRABT.E LOFT. 26xsO, 2osa THIRD AVE-
nue. near ttOth Str~st: suitable for lodge room.
light manufacturing, etc Inquire on premises
er HARRY PARKER los East I@6Sh street
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

UNFURNIsHEo APARTMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

COLUMBUS AVE h4s : " eer s7th St sty
brl1 apt. 30zlOos; Nav Il. 1905; Harry Shwitzer
and 10 Louis and Samuel ReekendeFfer:
5000: attorney, Samuel II GuggeHheiner, 50
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

iazg. Psr.sa. .-lssoe. IZs.s9zaa. e.15-32; sy-
sz ..2e,lz
1-Dl-zP CLASS FIFTH DIVISION -
4, START l. I5-CDCRSE. II MlLE@-
l-A IT, - b. schwartz 2-5@-sf -'II-+5
-'-scte5 fr.-a-,zlriogs -. Miss Modests'
-lHfrrtrr.--- -------,,e-, tx s=,APT Il 90
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

LEXINGTON AVE. 14Ga: ; sty brk. 25x7e;
Dec so, 1908; Leopold Kaufman to Joseph
Flancher; $4,000; attorneys. Amend s Amend,
I19 Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

GRANFwooD. " J.. OPP Grants TsHsh.5>us-
stantial model brick homes: svsFy f-aproysrnen<-
rooms and hath: steam heat; hard~0c1 trim:
aaT1ttfIIv decorated. small amt cash bslaccs
rent RALPH n REID. Builder. Edsewater. Sy.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

BREEZY POINT. West AmIfyviIIe, i. L..
for the yachtsman. easheT and Hotorsst
Actual ownership OF water front abuttinx cash
plst Write for booklet SHORE FRONT I'M
PROvENENT co. 1897 Broadway. Braoki m
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

/ COLUMBUS AVE, $40, sty bTk s6th
! 81, 3ox1C0-S; May 10 1906; Harry Shwitzer and
/ ano to Louis J ana Samuel J Reckendnrfer;
| S45,0tFl- attorney, Samuel II CiUggsnheueT, so
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

LEXINGTON AVE eos VI cor OF 34th ST.
stY brk. 11T6x95: June %, 1905; Ellen 7
Scott to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. S3T5,-
Onn. address. 116 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

/ SAME PROPERTY, sty Srk: May IA, 1910;
same TO same; note Si,500; attorneys, same as
! ah
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

! raars--ASs K-sTART. L :ss-COCEsE
1e-s MILES.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-11

Henry NoIen of Chelsea was here
last evening en- route to McAlester
The sheriff's force today captured
eight half pints of whiskey at the
home of Richard Mayheld. colored. on
North Second street.
There will be a meeting at the
court house this evening for the pur-
pose of making plans for Decoration
day All interested should be present.
DR.. Heron of Adair. yesterday
bought the Josephine Clark property
for $4,000. DR.. Heron viii move here
June1. The sale was made by Gene
Englehart
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-11
INTEREST GROWING IN
THIRD DISTRICT RACE

Guthrie, Okla, May 11.-Interest in
the congressional race in the Third
district grows each day. There are
several entries on each side. Tuesday
H. E. P. Stanford of Okmulgee. for
merly state senator and Creager's
former primary opponent, filed with
the election board his petition for
place on the ballot as a republican.
|It is understood Colonel Clarence E.
Douglass, secretary of the Muskogee
commercial club. is a republican as
|pirant. hpt the rumor is unconflrmed.
Congressman Creager and J. e.
Jenkins, 4he latter editor of the Mus
kogee Phoenix, are also candidates.
On the democratic side Campbell Rus
sell and James S. Davenport are
avowed candidates.
The following candidates filed Tues
day:
NJ. B. Fulkerson. Norman, democrat,
Representative Cleveland county.
J. B. Simpson, Grangheld, democrat,
senator Third district.
M. l.. Webb, Hugo, democrat, rep
Iresentative Choctaw county.
James r. Tolbert, Hobart, demo-
crat, judge Seventeenth district.
H. R. King. Frederick, democrat,
representative Tillman county.
]. U. Clark, Caney, democrat, rep
Preventative, Atoka county.
John H. Clapp, Muskogee, republi-
can. Judge Twenty-second district
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21
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