THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

JAMES SELIGMAN, NOTED
JEWISH BANKER, IS DEAD.

Oldest Member of New York
Stock Exchange Passes
Away at Age of 93.

James Seligman, senior member
of the firm of J. & W. Seligman &
Co. of New York and the oldest
member of the New York Stock
F.xchange, which he joined in 1860,
after being a member of the old
Gold Board, died today at his
summer home on Cedar avenue,
this place, in his ninety-third year.
I le had been ill for the last ten
days, and last night the physicians
gave up home of his recovery. I Iis
death was due to the infirmities of
age. with him when he died were his

est avenue, who has been at Mack-
inac Island and other northern
points for the past month, will re-
main at the Lakeview hotel, Mack-
inac Island, until September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Weil, of
192 Pingree avenue, have returned
from an extensive eastern trip.
Mrs. I. Feisch and Miss Miriam
Feisch, of Dorchester, Mass., are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Solovich.

Detroit Building and Construction Review

For Investments in Houses, 2 and 4 Family Flats, See

L. J. HERSHEY

REAL ESTATE, INVESTMENTS AND FIRE INSURANCE

333 Majestic Building

Main 3320

With Hugh Realty Co.

Time
Flies

A modest and artIstlo
home can be had If the
proper material is selec-
ted, and there Is still
plenty of time.
Give Stevens a chance
to show you what his vit-
rified brick will do for
that home of yours. It
will work wonders In ap-
peararce and make the
house waterproof.

six children and the family physi-
cian, 1)r. Edward Sternberger. I lis
wife, who was Miss Content of
Nev York before her marriage,
died in their apartments in the
I lotel Savoy in Manhattan On Dec.
1656 PENOBSCOT BUILDING and CORNER
LARNED and THIRD STS.
17, 1907.
Telephone Main 2670.
For fifteen years Mr. Seligman
was a member of the governing
committee of the New York Stock
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also at various times a member of
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the Exchange Committees on Se- a_-
curities, Finance, and Admissions.
He was one of the founders of
Temple Emanu-El at Fifth avenue
and Forty-third street, and for
a-
many years was president of the =
nearly completed. Tremendous building activity in this Hamtramck section,
congregation.
On the occasion of his ninetieth
close to
birthday his daughter, Mrs. Benja-
min Guggenheim, with whom he
lived at 763 Fifth avenue, gave lint
a party which was attended by -7=2-
and the center of industries employing over
more than a hundred near relations.
including his children, grandchil-
dren, great-grandchildren, son and 1_
g_
(laughter-in-law, nephews and
nieces. Mr. Seligman appeared in
motion pictures and was shown •
It will interest you to visit this section to see it grow.
playing games with the younger
children and with his little Japanese
spaniel Tweedle. Other guests at
the party were the directors of
and Paterson Bros. & Co. Subdivisions at Davison and Palmer Blvd., also
Temple Emanu-El and a host of
known as Jerome Ave., and 6-Mile Road have Highland Park water mains.
friends and business associates.
Today you can buy at original subdivision price with only 10, down.
In addition to more numerous
Shortly you will be glad to pay the speculative buyer a profit with a large
distant relatives, Mr. Seligman
cash payment.
leaves three sons, De \Vitt J., Eu -
All lots excepting business frontage restricted to dwellings costing not
and
Jefferson
Seligman,
and
gene
less than $1,200—no shacks, no second-hand material, etc., allowed on this
three daughters, Mrs: Robert Na-
subdivision.
than, Mrs. Albert Gross and Mrs.
Benjamin Guggenheim.
Mr. Seligman's funeral took place
at Temple Emanu-El at 10 o'clock
on Wednesday Morning.
are buying these lots because water is here, and there is a greater demand for
houses than in any other section.

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FREDERIC B. STEVENS

DAVISON AVENUE

Car Line Extension

Fod Maxwell and Dodge Plants

10 0 1000 MEN

HIGHLAND GARDENS

BUILDERS

SOCIETY

Prices $580 and Up

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Frank and
son, of Alpena, who have been vis-
iting in Detroit, have returned

including water, sewers, sidewalks, trees, etc. Some are 35 ft. lots, desirable

home.

for two-family flats.

Salesmen on the ground Sunday.

Mrs. M. Cohen, of 122 East For-

C

J. C.

AutoMobile Painting & Trimming Co.
J. C. GAYNOR, Manager

PATERSON EROS. & CO.

171 GRISWOLD ST.

MAIN 255.

PHONE GRAND 4677

701-707 Grand River Ave., Detroit, Mich.

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