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Reel Life, New York, October 31, 1914.

Keystone Company, New York Motion Picture Corporation,

Longacre Building, East Side of Broadway North from

42nd Street, New York, undated, postcard in color, Brown Brothers

& Quite an interesting crossing. The Manhattan Bridge,

the last of the three suspension bridges built across the lower

River, is opened to traffic on Dec. 31, 1909.

& 142 Decatur Street in Stuyvesant Heights, Brooklyn,

New York, 2010s, hlresidential.com

& 242 Decatur Street, one of the most stunning

houses in Stuyvesant Heights, closed last

week for $1,7 Million. Brooklyn, New York, June 23, 1913

& Looking towards Manhattan on the Brooklyn

Bridge circa 1914. There are Brooklyn Union elevated cars

operated on Brooklyn elevated lines

from 1900 to 1958. New York Transit Museum

& DIED (...) KESSEL – On Friday,

October 30, 1914, WILLIAM KESSEl, beloved husband

of Lillian Kessel, nee Levy; brother of Adam,

Charles, Louis, Joseph, Nicholas, Anna Moehlich, Christine Zimmermann, in his 34th year.

(...) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, New York, Nov. 1, 1914


„Mr. Kessel‘s report on European affairs“

Editorial content. „WE record with regret the death of William

Kessel, a pioneer film man and a brother of Adam

and Charles Kessel of the New York Motion Picture Corporation,

who died suddenly at his home, No. 179 Decatur

street, Brooklyn, N. Y., on Friday, October 30.

      Mr. Kessel was very well known in the manufacturing

end of the film industry, at different times having

been a manufacturer, state rights buyer, exchange manager,

and exhibitor. In fact. he had been, at some time

or other of his interesting career, nearly everything in the

motion picture business, except a director. At the

time of untimely taking-off he was doing confidential work

for the New York Motion Picture Corporation. It was

Mr. Kessel‘s report on European affairs which guided the New

York Motion Picture Corporation in its foreign politics,

the deceased having only recently returned from an extended

European tour. News of is death will bring keen regret

to his acquaintances and friends, of whom he had many in all

parts of the country.“


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