FW-- I can't quite tell if you're suggesting that the Cuzner house was moved, but I don't believe it was. At first I thought the 1991/2091 confusion might have to do with the considerable house renumberings and street-name changes that occurred with various later city annexations--it appears to me that the Cuzner house stands today where it was built. There is considerable confusion among the Times and the Herald about the house's address:
A Times illustration published May 14, 1905; at right, the Herald's flopped photo of Nov 26, 1905
From the Times, May 14, 1905
From the Herald, Nov 26, 1905
To add to the confusion, this appeared in the Herald on July 19, 1903:
(Speaking of Wilshire Boulevard, which we weren't, Edelman would go on to become the Hellman's go-to architect when they built along that street:
3240:
http://wilshireboulevardhouses.blogs...boulevard.html
3325:
http://wilshireboulevardhouses.blogs...e-see-our.html
3350:
http://wilshireboulevardhouses.blogs...e-see-our.html)
For those who think pre-razor-wire Los Angeles was so lovely and civilized--it seems that hardly a big house in the best sections of town wasn't burglarized at some point or other--here's a bit of Cuzner noir (in case architectural detail gets boring to anyone) from the Herald of Dec 19, 1908:
LA Times/
CDNC