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Hoboken Illustrated. New York Dawn, Special Edition, January, 1909.

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DescriptionHoboken Illustrated. New York Dawn, Special Edition, January, 1909. Tabloid booklet, 10" wide x 14" high. pp. 36 including covers, photo illustrated. Tiffs media archive. PDF on file. Text includes a history, general overview of city, organizations, institutions, facts and current officers. Page 2 shows the officers of the Hoboken Board of Trade, which, although it is not stated, is probably the sponsoring group for this publication. All articles from pages 10-35 are about specific businesses or business individuals. All businesses and some individuals are listed in the notes of this record. All pages are imaged in this record. All photographs as details are also separately available in the photo catalog, 2005.024.0002.01 to 2005.024.0002.103, for reference purposes and include some facts related to the image such as location, date of establishment, proprietor(s), etc. See related. None of the photographs are credited, but many were possibly or probably taken by E.F. Walter of Hoboken (who has a quarter-page ad on page 35). Some images appear the same as ones that appeared in postcards published by him or images credited to him in other publications. ----- commemorative / souvenir tabloid

Entry/Object ID

2005.024.0002

Acquisition

Accession

2005.024

Source or Donor

Brooks, Laurel A.

Acquisition Method

Gift

Credit Line

Gift of Laurel A. Brooks

Publication Details

Publisher

New York Dawn

Place Published

Location

New York

Date Published

1909

Publication Language

English

Notes

Copy No.: 0

Condition

Overall Condition

Fair

General Notes

Note

Display Value: Fair Notes: Businesses imaged or written about: Hoboken Board of Trade Hoboken Land & Improvement Company Rodenberg's Tavern Old Bolivar House Old Napoleon Hotel Hudson Trust Company First National Bank of Hoboken Second National Bank of Hoboken Duke's House, Hudson Place and Newark St. Polesie's Department Store, 1028-1030 Washington St. George Hoffman, Hoffman's Drug Store, Fifth & Garden Sts. The Trust Company of New Jersey, Hudson Place Lyric Cafe, 72 Hudson St. (Henry J. Reimers) Stadler's Millinery, 120 Washington St. (Mrs. Henrietta Stadler) Hoboken Bank for Savings, Harper's Agency, 56 Newark St. (Eugene V. Magee) John J. Fallon (lawyer; Corporation Attorney, City of Hoboken) Jefferson Trust Company, corner First and Jefferson Sts. Meyer's Hotel, Hudson and Third Sts. (J.M. Timkens, proprietor) Naegeli's Hotel, Hudson and Third Sts. (J.M. Timkens, proprietor) Tietje & Christ (furnishings), 258-260 First St. Leonard Sheet Metal Works, Inc., 215-221 Grand St. (John F. Leonard) C. Alfred Burhorn, real estate & insurance, 1 Newark St. Platt's Select Business School, corner of Third & Garden Sts. (W.J Platt, Charles T. Platt) Rudolph's Millinery, 516 Washington St. (Madam or Mme Rudolph) The Old Coin House, 79 Park Avenue, bar (Henry Westphal) Albert S. Schiller, Heyman's Agency, Newark & Washington, Hoboken Bank for Savings building Otto Gibian's Drug Store, Fifth & Washington Sts. (425 Washington St.) Old Homestead Market, provisioner, 463 First St. (Alfred E. Strohmeier) Geismar-Meyer Co., 220-224 Washington St. (department store) The Geismar Shop, 226-228 Washington St., haberdasher (Herman Geismar) Kamlah's Pharmacy, 86 Hudson St. (William Kamlah) Garden Street Market, northeast corner of Garden and Newark St. (O.E. Braun; Charles A. Gerth; J.F. Wahlers) Bernhardt's Cafe & Restaurant; Empire Theatre Cafe - Restaurant, 122-124 Hudson St. (George A. Bernhardt) Julius Schlatter, Restaurant, 92 Hudson St. (Alfons Conradt) August T. Pflugh, Plumbing, 104-106 Adams St. Bragg & Company, 302 Washington St., hats (J. A. Bragg; Walter Mountford) Hoboken Riding Academy, 215-223 Hudson St., (Philip Hexamer; A.P. Hexamer) Cordts & Katenkamp Company, 216-218 First St., furniture Mrs. D. Dillinger, Hairdressing Parlor, 525 Washington St. Ernst Staude, butcher, 201 Washington St. L. Hanley, Florists, 515 Washington St. Jagels & Bellis (coal), 33-35 Fourteenth St. Frank O'Keefe, J.P. (Justice of the Peace), 61 First St. Judge Henry Koch, J.P. (Justice of the Peace), 205 Washington St. Von Deesten's Confectionery & Ice Cream Parlor, 230 Washington St. Ferguson Brothers Manufacturing Company, (furniture), Eighth & Monroe Sts. (Harry Ferguson; Louis Ferguson; William Hanley) S. Fisher & Company, (confectioners), Eleventh, Clinton & Grand Sts. (Asher C. Fisher; Solomon Fisher; Louis A. Fisher; Sachara Shapiro). J. Galaghan's Sons, Inc., (millwork), 217-221 Adams St. (W.A. Galaghan; J.A. Galaghan) L.S. Fugazzi, (real estate), United Realty & Investment Company, 105 Willow Avenue Frederick Kraft, (optician), 700 Washington St. Joseph J. Ginty, (real estate; also J.P.), 202 Seventh St. near Garden St. Charles Weber, (window shades, framing) 518 Washington St. Philipp Muller, bottler George Ehret's beers, 211 Bloomfield St. H. W. Schmidt, Park Avenue Market (butcher), 228 Park Avenue J. Bingenheimer, Elk Market (Home Elk Market), (provisioner), 401 Washington St. William R. Wilson, (plumber), 404 Bloomfield St. (George W. Vinton) Black Diamond Express, 219 Bloomfield St. (Emil Le Fevre) Daniel Cohn Loan Office (pawnbroker), 229 Washington St. Samuel Zucker Cigars, 126 Washington St. Oriental Metal Bed Company, Clinton, Eighth & Grand Sts. (Aaron Hill; Max Berman; Asher C. Fisher; M.S. Liebrecht) Max Koschel Wholesale Provisions, 61-65 Patterson Avenue. George W. Stannard (steamfitting & plumbing), 800 Jefferson St. Lehman Brothers, Smelters & Refiners, 401-405 Jefferson St. (L.M. Lehman; S. Lehman) Madison Furniture House, 416-418 Madison St. (A. Monaco) Vanderbilt & Schill (lumber & building supplies), Fourthteenth & Washington Sts. (E.D. Vanderbilt); Frederick Schill) Ivins D. Applegate (undertaker), 225 Washington St. (successor to Wm. N. Parslow) John H. Theismeier, (grocer), 112 Seventh St., corner of Seventh & Bloomfield Sts. The Oasis, cafe, 100 Washington St. (Henry Tietjen); former site of the Napoleon Hotel Herman H. Dierksen, (furniture dealer), Washington & Twelfth Sts. Nicola Sciorsci, Banker, 401 Fourth St. Captain Emil Berckmann, Rumson (Bar), 200 Bloomfield St. Keystone Dairy, 211 Bloomfield St. (F. Kroog; F. Kroog, Jr.; William M. Kroog; Charles Kroog) (also plant at Seventh & Madison Sts.) C. Buchholtz Company (fireplace furnishings), 73 Adams St. (Carl Buchholtz; Robert Hoppe; J.F. Mannsperger) M. Strohmeier & Brothers, (wholesale provisioners), 119 Washington St. (M. Strohmeier; O. Strohmeier; F.W. Strohmeier) John Steneck & Sons, Bankers, 95 River St. National Paint Supply Company, 97 Clinton St. (N. Nathanson; M. Cohen) H. Kortlang, (lumber & building supplies), Newark St. foot of Grove St. George F. Burger, Drug Store, First & Bloomfield Sts. Hoboken Butchers' Supply Company, Inc., 354 Ferry St. (Morris Weisbart; John N. Ortlieb; Edwin W.P. Volmer) O.K. Electric Equipment Comapny, 505 Washington St. (Chris A. Otten) Steljes & Steljes (real estate & insurance), 1122 Washington St. (George H. Stejles; John Stejles) T.W. Dorsett Company (building metalwork), 1113-1115 Clinton St. (T.W. Dorsett; J.L. Dorsett; Albert Villart) Status: OK Status By: dw Status Date: 2005-05-06

pg [1] front cover; photo George H. Steil, Mayor of Hoboken

pg 2:Edward H. Horwood; Leo Stein; E.D. Vanderbilt; C. Alfred Burhorn

pg 5: Old Napoleon Hotel; Trinity Church; Shad Fishermen's Huts

pg 6: Patrick Hayes; MIchael Dunn; Ivins D. Applegate; Adolph Lankering

pg 7: Hudson Trust Company; View of Eleventh St.

pg 8: Washington St. from 3rd St. looking south; from 2nd looking south

pg 9: Second National Bank; First National Bank

pg 10: Duke's House before and after the 1905 fire

pg 11: Uptown Department Store; Trust Co. of N.J.; George Hoffman

pg 12: Lyric Cafe; Hoboken Bank for Savings; Stadler's Fine Millinery

Hoboken Illustrated. New York Dawn, Special Edition, January, 1909. picture number 37

Hoboken Illustrated. New York Dawn, Special Edition, January, 1909. picture number 38