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News of Orange
In 1873, Alphonse Kursheedt imported twelve of the then new embroidery hand
looms from St. Gallen, to his factory in Orange, New Jersey making him the first
American to use a mechanized embroidery process.
In 1876, Kursheedt also imported a number of schiffli machines, thereby making him
the real founder of the schiffli embroidery industry in the United States.
Pike Adding Machine
Introduced 1904 ~ Advertised 1905-07
Pike Adding Machine Co., Orange, NJ
Acquired by Burroughs Adding Machine Co. in 1909.
Operated as a division of Burroughs 1909-11.
Pike offered both manual and electric models.
*Waldstein, M. E. Chemist. Born October 18, 1854, New York
City. Son of Henry Waldstein. Educated in Columbia College
School of Mines. Ph. D., 1875, Heidelberg. Head of Atlantic
Chemical Works. Has written various chemical articles.
Residence: Orange, N. J. Office: 107 Murray, New York.
*lsrael, Solomon. Appointed Cantor of Congregation Agudath
Achim Anshe Orange, 258 Main Street, Orange, N. J.
5251. Cobb, Samuel Henry. S. of Dr. George Henry (A. C. 1885) and Laura Dayton
(Sprague), b. Vienna, Austria, Jan. 15, 1891. B. P. E., Y. M. C. A. Coll., Springfield,
1917. Chi Phi. Prepared Carteret Acad., Orange, N. J. and Newark (N. J.) Acad.
Cornell M. S., 1913-15; Y. M. C. A. Coll., Springfield, 1915-16; teacher of physical
education, 1916-; Ohio State U. Army Y. M. C. A. Physical Work, Camp Dix, N. J.,
1918; U. S. N. F., 1918. Married N. 3, 1917, Charlotte Hull, da. of Charles A. Caton,
Ottawa, Ill. Ch. Samuel H.; Laura C.; Charles C. Bro. Edward S. (A. C. 1914).
Address, 2222 Indianola Ave., Columbus, O.
Whistler, James McNeill, London. Paris Art Show
1634. Black Lion Wharf. (Lent by George W. Bramhall, Orange, N. J.)
Builder: Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Inc.
Hillside Presbyterian Church Pipe Organ, Orange, N.J.
In 1873, Alphonse Kursheedt imported twelve of the then new embroidery hand
looms from St. Gallen, to his factory in Orange, New Jersey making him the first
American to use a mechanized embroidery process.
In 1876, Kursheedt also imported a number of schiffli machines, thereby making him
the real founder of the schiffli embroidery industry in the United States.
Pike Adding Machine
Introduced 1904 ~ Advertised 1905-07
Pike Adding Machine Co., Orange, NJ
Acquired by Burroughs Adding Machine Co. in 1909.
Operated as a division of Burroughs 1909-11.
Pike offered both manual and electric models.
*Waldstein, M. E. Chemist. Born October 18, 1854, New York
City. Son of Henry Waldstein. Educated in Columbia College
School of Mines. Ph. D., 1875, Heidelberg. Head of Atlantic
Chemical Works. Has written various chemical articles.
Residence: Orange, N. J. Office: 107 Murray, New York.
*lsrael, Solomon. Appointed Cantor of Congregation Agudath
Achim Anshe Orange, 258 Main Street, Orange, N. J.
5251. Cobb, Samuel Henry. S. of Dr. George Henry (A. C. 1885) and Laura Dayton
(Sprague), b. Vienna, Austria, Jan. 15, 1891. B. P. E., Y. M. C. A. Coll., Springfield,
1917. Chi Phi. Prepared Carteret Acad., Orange, N. J. and Newark (N. J.) Acad.
Cornell M. S., 1913-15; Y. M. C. A. Coll., Springfield, 1915-16; teacher of physical
education, 1916-; Ohio State U. Army Y. M. C. A. Physical Work, Camp Dix, N. J.,
1918; U. S. N. F., 1918. Married N. 3, 1917, Charlotte Hull, da. of Charles A. Caton,
Ottawa, Ill. Ch. Samuel H.; Laura C.; Charles C. Bro. Edward S. (A. C. 1914).
Address, 2222 Indianola Ave., Columbus, O.
Whistler, James McNeill, London. Paris Art Show
1634. Black Lion Wharf. (Lent by George W. Bramhall, Orange, N. J.)
Builder: Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Inc.
Hillside Presbyterian Church Pipe Organ, Orange, N.J.