Big addition to hospital and several real estate bids
The article details major real estate activity including a new four story stone and brick building for George de B Keim Company at Market Street with bids due in August for about 140000 dollars. It also lists plans and bids for residences and additions to hospitals and other buildings across Philadelphia and surrounding areas with various architects, contractors, and dates mentioned.
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Milligan & Webber
Frank 8. Riggs
Machin & Brown
H. B. Shoemaker & Co
Joseph Bird
Preston Butler
Market Street
Frank S. Riggs
Machin & Brown and
Stiles & McClay
F. A. Souder
W. B. Porch
Atlantic City
Pacific and
Morris Avenues
Chelsea
Emil Kleinsmith
Charles E. Oelschlager
David A. McClelland
George de B. Keim Saddlery Company
Stacy Reeves & Sons
Pine Street
J. E
A. L. Pennock
G. W
W. D. Hewitt
Orthopaedic Hospital
Seventeenth
Summer Streets
J. BE
J. H. Jordan
Addison Hutton
State Hospital For the
Harrisburg
William R. Dougherty
Furness, Evans & Co
Bureau of Building Inspection
Fisner
Jewish Hospital
York and
Tabor Roads
John W. Emery
Seymour & Paul A. Davis, Sd
Chestnut Street
Oliver H. Bair Company
Denny & Welsh
William Schuster
Willam Bishop
Lansdowne
William J. Diethey
Frederick Taylor Pusey
Greenwood Avenue
W. H. Burns
Berwyn
Duhring Okle & Ziegleree
Stone
R. Francis Wood
Devon
Harmon Zane
Henry D. Daget
Thomas O'Donnell
Overbrook
FF. L. Hoover & Sons
Montgomery County Ice and Cold Storage Company
Wynecote
Scott & Krieble
Samuel
Laird
Logan Street
Philadelphia and
Reading
Germantown
Field & Medary
M. P. Murphy
L. J Hammond
Spruce Street
M. C. B. Dickinson
Bowers Brothers & Co
Bainbridge Street
Eighth
Oxford Street
Twentieth Street
Labor Lyceum Hall
Sixth Street
Brown
John J. Keohane
St. Malachy’s
North Eleventh Street
Shattuck Awarded 10050 for Stolen Cement Stock Involving Bank
Judge Wiltbank decreed Frank R. Shattuck recover 10250.62 from the American Cement Company for stock stolen by partner Gustav Stahl and pledged as collateral with Corn Exchange National Bank. The bank indemnified the cement company, but Shattuck’s loss was upheld as the bank failed to verify Stahl’s authority. The decision sets a banking and commercial precedent on inquiry into pledged securities.
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Wiltbank
Common Pleas Court
Frank R. Shattuck
American Cement Company
Shattuck
Jamison Bros. & Co
Stahl & Straub
Gustav Stahl
Joseph H. Straub
Corn Exchange National Bank
Stahl
Chandler Bros. & Co
Charles D. Barney & Co
Edward B. Smith & Co
Mr. Shattuck
New Suits Filed In September Term Dockets
The docket lists numerous cases across Court Nos 3 4 and 5 including assumpsit trespass replevin and divorce actions. Plaintiffs include Martin Maley Nellie Hopkins Philadelphia Rapid Transit Philadelphia and Reading Railway George Wilkinson Frank Rose Garrett and others. Attorneys named include MacFarland McFarland and Laughlin and several others.
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Martin Maley
the Electric Protection Company
Leo MacFarland
Nellie FE. Hopkins
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
MacFarland
James Doyle
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
McFarland
Samuel
Julia Weiss
Philadelphia Rapid A
James Susan Schoales
Francis
Frank H. Watt
Edgar M. Field
Arbank
Jacob Baerncopf
John
Armakis
Replevin
Sy Englander
Joseph
Boggs
H. K. Fries
Frank Rose Garrett
Edwin Atlee Garrett, Jr
Crawford and Laughlin
Comeene, Ltd
Charles Benke
K. B. Stockley
Thomas I
Jones & Co
Thomas Tl. Jones
Oo Robinson
Scarboro
Phillips & Co. Ve. Paited
H. H. Milligan
Elizabeth Mountains
Fire Association of Philoceuse
Assumpsit
Rothermel
Ement
Sameys
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Colny
Ite
Susan B .Quigley
Fidelity Trust Company
Susan Bigley
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Stevenson Elihu B. Mattison
Philadelphia Rapids Transit Company
E. M. O'Brien
George Wilkinson
John Dougherty
J. A. Marie ‘Pitebolak
Louis J. Pilcholski
John Bay
Monaghan
Nathan Goldberg
Samuel Goldberg
Ve. Union Traction Company
James M. Montgomery
Louis H. Cohen
Cohen. & Co
Philadelphia
Justus D. Dickin and Downs
Heber
William D. Demsford
Eliza A
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Hen lien case heads to court to strike encumbrance
A city lien on a Hen property at Sixty fifth and Vine streets, filed for work done in 1875 amounting to 52 dollars, is challenged in Common Pleas and Orphans Court as the owner P Hoopes seeks its removal while the city pursues revival of the lien every five years.
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American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
Common Pleas and Orphans
Act of Assembly
State of
Maryland
American Bonding and Trust Company of
Baltimore City
American Bonding and Trust Company
Mary Owens
Emma Women_ oene Court No
Patteragn & Haggarty
Chestnut Street
Lehigh and New England Railroad Company
Leo MacFarland
South Penn Square
Annie Distler
John C. Distler
Henry A. Minnick
James M. Minnick
Hattie Nagel
GrimMith Nagel
Common Pleas Court
Frank Keim
Kate R. Boulden
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacob Baerncopf
Repleyin
John D. Farmakis
Farmakis
Market Street
Sugar Bowl
Building alterations and property transfers listed in city records
The notice details numerous alterations including front repairs, interior additions, and boiler settings on streets such as Third and Cumberland, Keno, Nineteenth, Spruce, York, Eighteenth, Frankford, Twenty-second, Walnut, Thirty-third, Main and Colton, Allen, Thirteenth, Jefferson, Eighth, Sixth, and Adams streets. It also records property transfers and dates in 1902 with parties including C P Talley, John A Jackson, JS Cornell & Son, M H Dickinson, John M Buchanan, N H H Taylor & Son, G H Duvall, E D Yard, C D Carroll, John N Gill, E L Cuthbertson, Richard Arthur, Joseph Pine, Lam Building Company, and Samuel P Wetherill among others.
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Cumberland Streets
C. P. Talley
Keno Street
John A. Jackson
Nineteenth Street
JS. Cornell & Son
Spruce Street
Dickinson
York Street
John M. Buchanan
Eighteenth Street
N. H. H. Taylor & Son
Frankford Avenue
Rhawn Street
G. H. Duvall
Twenty-second Street
Ridge Avenue
E. D. Yard
Walnut Street
C. D. Carroll
Thirty-third
John N. Gill
J Main
Colton Streets
Stone Wall
E. L. Cuthbertson
Allen Street
Richard Arthur
Thirteenth Street
Joseph Pine
Jefferson Street
Lam Building Company
Eighth Street
Sixth Street
Mandamus Ordered For Road-Work Land Appraisers Pay
A mandamus issued against the City Treasurer requires payment of 1175 dollars to real estate experts Adam Byerly Eliwood Bonsall Isaac L Miller Craig D Ritchie W Hancock and Jobs D Pessano Co for testimony before a road jury in the Wissahickon creek park land taking case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Byerly
Eliwood Bonsall
Isaac L. Miller
Craig D. Ritchie
W. Hancock
Jobs D. Pessano & Co
Wissahickan Creek
Man Surrenders After Impersonation Forgery Claim
A man posing as John Griswold of Minneapolis surrendered to Reserve Policeman McCourt. He claimed Minneapolis police sought him to face forgery charges involving a woman. Magistrate Cunningham remanded him on 600 dollars bail for another hearing next Tuesday while police investigate the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griswold
Minneapolis
McCourt
Abo
M Te Cunningham
Central Sta
Griswold
Man Dies After Jump From Window In Bal main Street
John H. Doyle, aged years, after six weeks on Lemens, climbed from a second story window to a kitchen roof on Monday night and fell to the ground. He died at Episcopal Hospital.
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Lemens
John H. Doyle
Balman Street
Episcopal Hospital
Barbers Appeal Case Over Sunday Shaving Removals
The Superior Court heard an appeal from Judge Anden ried’s decision on removing Sunday shaving fines to the Common Pleas Court. Barbers including Michael Antone challenged certiorari limits after being fined $4 and costs under the Blue Law of 1794. Judge Audenried had quashed writs for lack of a special allocator, citing abuse of the certiorari route. Lawyer John H. Fow led the test case after Judge Landis’s conflicting county ruling.
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Andenried
Common Pleas Court
Michael Antone
Wark
Audenried
Landis
John H. Fow
Barbers
Will of William R. Smith Probate Admitted
The will of William R. Smith of 902 South Nineteenth Street was admitted to probate though written on wallpaper border and believed by the examiner to be a memoranda. He leaves his widow Cora E. support and notes debts cleared. Prison cases listed for trial before Judge Lee in Quarter Sessions Court including various defendants and charges of larceny assault and battery and felonious harm.
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McCarthy
John Kb
Rees
James Parker
Otto Siffel
Eastern
Frank Allen
Melia Proskauer
Shepherd Johnson
John R. Smyzer
Lancaster Avenue
Johnson
Mr. Smyzer
Joseph Bundy
Berkley
Virginia W. Schnafer
John Hyman
Samuel Brogaski
Hyman
Brogaski
Robert Simister & Son
Huntingdon Reformatory
Union
Ire
James Crawford
Mary Parmenter
Annie L. Tees
Charles H. Calcutt
Linwood Ross
Ater
Joseph Rockmoller
Kathleen Kirk
Genevieve Farrell
Carolne H. Hutchins
William R. Smith
Nineteenth Street
Smith
Cora E
Jett
Judge Lee
Quarter Sessions Court
Magete Burnett
Maggie MciAuchlin
May Gorman
Michael Dorsey James Murray
Frederick Hellgreen
Neal Rendon
Robert Williams
Wiliams Hughes
Frank Brown
Kes Ballard
Arceny
Coos H. Jones
Alias Kid Alton
James McKeever
Joseph Mulhberrin
John Pastre
Thomas Massey
James Driscoll
Tillie Coleman
Amy
Bastocy
Vane Felon
Embalmed Beet Sellers Held After Pure Food Probe
Three wholesale meat dealers faced Magistrate Stratton amid a Pure Food law crackdown. William G. Minuchin of 1127 Arch Street and two others were held on bail as witnesses described sulfur compounds and boric acid used to preserve meat. University of Pennsylvania chemistry expert John Marshall testified preservatives harmed digestion and health. More prosecutions expected next week.
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Stratton
State Dairy and Food Commission
John Marshall
University of Pennsylvania
Medical School
Marshall
William G. Minuchin
Keystone Hotel and Supply Company
Arch Street
William Spencer
Germantown Avenue
J. J. Wilhelm
South Street
Wilhelm’s Place
Genth
Rhodes
Philadelphia Live Stock Association
Board of Health closes cemetery and orders spring fill
The Board of Health ordered Philadelphia Cemetery at Twentieth and Passyunk closed to burials amid contamination concerns. A spring at 4101 Chester Avenue was declared a nuisance and must be filled with fresh earth due to sewage contamination. residents had relied on its water. Michael Schwartz, a Roxborough milk dealer, faced a formaldehyde milk case, claiming vaporine was pure and purchased from D F Schull & Co. the board kept the case under advisement.
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Board of Health
Michael Schwartz
Paoli Avenue
Roxborough
D. F Schull & Co
Market Street
Schwartz
Chester Avenue
Philadelphia
Twentieth Street
Passayunk Arenas
Dr Hiram W Austin Leaves Marine Hospital Post For Detroit
Dr Hiram W Austin, four years chief surgeon at the United States Marine Hospital Corps at this port and head of the Government Quarantine Station at Reedy Island, departs for Detroit to take charge there. Dr Fairfax Irwin succeeds him, returning from Boston where he led the Immigration Service. Other notes include several shipboard incidents and upcoming tug and steamer movements along Delaware Bay and Reedy Island.
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Hiram W. Austin
United States Marine Hospital Corps
Reedy Island
Detroit
Austin
Marine Hospital
Freight and Charter Market Shows Mixed Tonnage Activity
Freight markets report light tonnage and steady demand for coastwise lumber while oil freights to Europe stagnate. Gulf grain shipments rise for August to September, with several British and Italian vessels chartered or sailing for the Americas and Caribbean routes.
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Far East
Europe
South America
West India
Gulf
Charterhouse
Java
United States
Iris
Cape Tormentine
Manchester
British Monarch
Brazil
New York
Sydenham
Mobile
Montreal
Maria Raffo
Philadelphia
Cette
Roll
London
Tugglo
Atlas
Shediac
Britain
William L. Walker
Boston
H. W. Haynes
Cayenne
W. M. Oler
San Juan
la Plata
Fernandina
Matanzas
R. A. Taulane
Jacksonville
Norwich
Childe Harold
Portland
Maritime traffic update lists ships and routes along verbiage
A dense shipping notice details arrivals departures and movements of steamers and vessels including Sun Company ships at Marcus Hook Paraguay Weehawken Alleghany Saginaw Defiance Nederland and many others with voyages to Richmond Jacksonville Antwerp New York and Glasgow plus harbor timings high and low water marks and sailings from August 5 with sailings and cargoes noted.
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Taff
British
Canrobert
Banes
Fruit
United Fruit Company
Weehawken
Brown, Shields
Philip Ruprecht
Paraguay
Ockerman
Sabine Pass
Sun Company
Sun Wharf
Marcus Hook
Alleghany
Chase
Savannah
Merchandise, Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Saginaw
Tunnell
Richmond
Perenne
Eamer
Roves
Richard Willing
Ericsson Lee
Ford
Ae York
William P. Clyde & Co
Nederland
Rigelsen
Antwerp
Meran
International Navigation
Ohn
Locke
Jacksonville
Carrie Vant
Belle
Rappahana
Nock
Maritime Steamers List and Clearing Date
A long OCR list of steamship names and routes follows with a note Cleared August 5. Vessels include Georgic, Liverpool, Aller, Naples, Adirondack, Friesland, Antwerp and many others bound for and from ports such as Liverpool Copenhagen Hull Flushing Port Antonio Para San Francisco Baltimore Trieste Colon etc.
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Georgic
Liverpool
Aller
Naples
Adirondack
Hayti
Friesland
Antwerp
Alliance
Colon
Sardegna
Genoa
Grosser Kurfurst
Bremen
Coleridge
Rio Janeiro
Bramberg
Cardenas
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Morro Castle
Havana
Elwick
Huelvar
Glasgow
Celtic
Oscar S
Copenhagen
Toronto
Hull
Baku Standard
Flushing
Leon
Port Antonio
Fulminense
Para
Nebraskan
San Francisco
Skerryrove
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Southampton
Washington
Auguste
Trieste
Advance
Shipping arrivals and departures at Baltimore harbor
By telegraph from Baltimore August 5 arrivals include steamers Aller Norwegian Boe Port Astonia Port Maria and St Ann's Bay Tromo Norwegian Nielson Sydney C B Trojan British Thorkildsen Rotterdam Dorchester Foster Providence Tiasca Hudgins Savannah Kershaw Howes Boston Ericcson Grace Philadelphia General Cadwalader Reynolds Philadelphia schooners Mary E Palmer Wallace Providence Clarence H Venner Allen Norfolk tug J Hoskins etc Cleared steamers Oxus British Pope Port Antonio Helga Norwegian Braastad Philadelphia Albi British Cox Galveston Montana British Laverock London Aller Norwegian Boe Port Antonio Gloucester James Boston Ericsson Grace Philadelphia Richard Willing McLaughlin Philadelphia schooners Allee EF Clark McDonald Portland Martan Teel Johnson Boston Sailed steamers Fulton Norwegian Petersen Port Antonio via Barscoa Hannover S E bd
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Aller
Boe
Port Astonia
Port Maria
St. Ann's Bay
Tromo
Nielson
Sydney
C. B
Trojan
Thorkildsen
Rotterdam
Dorchester
Foster
Providence
Tiasca
Hudgins
Savannah
Kershaw
Howes
Boston
Ericcson
Grace
Philadelphia
General Cadwalader
Reynolds
Mary E. Palmer
Wallace
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