Jubilee Crown to Grace St Johns Madonna Statue
The Virgin's Sodality at St Johns Church opens a novena for its fiftieth year with a grand crown donation to rest upon the Madonna statue. Donor Francis Cooper vowed thanks after a shipwreck near Newfoundland in 1855, leading to a life size Immaculate Conception statue and a major jubilee of religious gifts. The crown will be funded by gifts of gold and gems from Catholic donors, including a rare Oriental ruby. A chalice, banner, and marble altar memorial will accompany the celebration in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Thirteenth
Chestnut Streets
Virgin's Sodality
St. John's
Francis Cooper
Europe
Cope
Martech
Newfoundland
Cooper
Mary
Edward J. Burrows
Annie Cooper
Rome
Market Street
Sodality
Ecity
Aleady
Hollies
St. John’s Church
Father McPhilomy
Blessed Virgin
Sunday Philadelphia Times presents colorful blend of news and features
The Sunday Philadelphia Times showcases 36 pages of illustrated magazine style content. It highlights national and local news, religious sections, and prominent advertisements. Readers are invited to enjoy a wide mix of current events and lifestyle features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadel Times
United
Douser P
Philadelphia Times
Loreal
United States
Semi-centennial Prep Under Fr. Wastl At Local Church
The director of the sodality Rev Francis X Wastl is coordinating a semi centennial celebration. Many members of the American hierarchy are expected to attend, with several having served as curates or pastors of the church in earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sodality
Francis X. Wastl
Combined Wylie Memorial and Chambers Presbyterians Open New Broad Street Church
The united congregations will dedicate their Broad Street temple with morning services led by Rev. Thomas A. Hoyt and an afternoon Sabbath school program. Rev. Henry C. Minton of California preaches the evening sermon, followed by a week of speakers, history readings, musical events, and prayer preparations for the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Memorial
Chambers Presbyterian
Broad and
Spruce Streets
Broad Street
Spruce
Thomas A. Hoyt
D. D
General Assembly
Henry C. Minton
California
Kerr Boyce Tupper
George D. Baker
Herbert E. Foss
Brownson
Iver
Preaching at Epithany Church by Rev Wayland Hoyt
At Epithany Church Chestnut corner of Thirty-sixth street sermons tomorrow morning and evening by the pastor Rev Wayland Hoyt D D. Subject Danger and Defense at 7 45 PM. Also Taking Care of One's Self a sermon for young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epithany Church
Chestnut
Thirty-sixth Street
Wayland Hoyt
Clergy Define Heaven And Hanukkah Lessons Across City
Central Church hosts Rev. Howard W. Pope of New Haven and Rev. Dr. Charles H. Richards for morning and evening sermons as part of a series on Old Truths in New Forms. Rabbi M. M. Eichler speaks on Hanukkah, with Hanukkah services led by preconfirmation and confirmation classes at Keneseth Israel. Rabbi J. J. Krauskopf discusses The Reign of Women from Deborah in a scheduled lecture tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Eighteenth and
Green Streets
Howard W. Pope
New Haven
Conn
G. Campbell Morgan
Northfield
Charles H. Richards
Heaven
M. M. Eichler
Beth Israel
Eighth Street
Jefferson
Keneseth Israel Temple
Broad Street
Columbia Avenue
J. J. Krauskopf
Deborah
James M. Ludlow
Methodists Convene in Troy for Annual Convention
The Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church holds its annual convention at Fifth Avenue Church in Troy New York on December 19 starting at 2 PM with evening sessions. Rev Frank P Parkin preaches tomorrow at Grace Church at Broad and Master streets on The Reward of Faithfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue Church
Troy
N. Y
Frank P. Parkin
Grace,Church, Broad
Master Streets
Walnut Street churches schedule Communion and sermons
In Walnut Street Presbyterian Church Rev. Dana presides at morning Communion and an eight o'clock evening service with Rev. Ray H. Carter delivering the sermon on The Law of Christian Discipleship. The Young People’s Missionary Society meets at Arch Street Church at 4 pm with Dr. Spear speaking. Rev. C A R Janvier begins as Holland Memorial Church pastor with his first sermon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
W. Dana
D. D
Ray H. Carter
Young People’s Missionary Society
Arch Street
Eighteenth
Arch Streets
Spear
C. A. R. Janvier
Holland Memorial Church
Broad and
Federal Streets
Clergy Appointments and Sermon at Old Christ Church
At Old Christ Church Sunday morning the Rev. Dr. C Ellis Stevens preaches on The Bible. Rev Lawrence Sidney Shermer, formerly of Arkansas, is named assistant minister to Rev Dr Marshall Harrison at the Memorial Chapel of the Holy Trinity. Rev Charles T Murphy Jr resigns as assistant rector of Our Church of the Saviour Jenkintown and starts new work in Los Angeles. Bishop C W Whitaker expects to resume episcopal duties within another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Christ Church
C. Ellis Stevens
Lawrence Sidney Shermer
Arkansas
Marshall Harrison
Memorial Chapel of the Holy Trinity
Charles T. Murphy, Jr
Our Church of the Saviour
Jenkintown
Los Angeles
C. W. Whitaker
Professor Adler to Lecture on Changes in God Conception
New York professor Felix Adler will speak on Changes in the Conception of God before the Society for Ethical Culture next Sunday at 11 A M. at New Century Hall 124 South Twelfth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Adler
New York
God
Society For Ethical Culture
New Century Hall
South Twelfth Street
Devotion of the Forty Hours at Multiple Germantown Churches
The Forty Hours devotion will be held next week at the Immaculate Conception St Teresa s St Joseph s Orphan Asylum and the Seminary Chapel in Germantown. A fair is held for the Church of St Maria at Tenth and Ellsworth in its temporary quarters. The Immaculate Conception Chapel attached to St Vincent s Seminary has become a parish church under Rev J O Hayden. Rev Aloysius P Brosnan of Woodstock College will lecture in Witherspoon Auditorium for the Knights of Columbus next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
St. Teresa's
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Seminary Chapel
Germantown
St. Maria
Tenth and
Ellsworth Streets
Aloysius P. Brosnan
Woodstock College
Witherspoon
Knights of Columbus
Sacred concert and missionary exercises for Philadelphia Tract Society
A sacred concert and missionary exercises will be held at the Second Reformed Church on Seventh Street above Brown next Wednesday evening December 11 at 8 o'clock. The event benefits the Philadelphia Tract and Mission Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Tract and Mission Society
Second Reformed Church
Seventh Street
Brown
December Advisory Board Meets at President Paul’s Home
The Advisory Board held its December meeting Thursday at president George M. Paul’s residence. Reports from committee chairmen and branch presidents were favorable, signaling widening and strengthening work. New members include Rev. W. N. Yates, George M. Shermer, and W. E. Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Paul
W. N. Yates
George M. Shermer
Germantown
W. E. Chapman
West Philadelphia
Blockley Baptist Church
Evangelistic Committee
J. Wilson Cochran
Convention Choral
Academy of Music
International Sunday School Lesson Preview
Fragmentary text outlines Exodus chapter ten and references lessons prepared for a Philadelphia Times edition. The readable lines show headings and partial sentence fragments about biblical content and lesson framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the International Sunday School
Moses Signs and Rod Miracles Before Mission
The text notes Moses hesitating to accept his mission and the Lord turning his rod into a serpent and back as a sign to him and the elders that miraculous power would be shown on their behalf. It mentions further signs including covering the hands with ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Egypt
God
Pharaoh
Paraoah
Pharoah
Plagues Move Toward Egypt’s Night of Doom and Deliverance
A study of Exodus chapters 9 through 12 explains the final plague on Egypt, Pharaoh’s hardening heart, and Moses’s leadership. It notes that Egyptian sorcerers fail to counter the plagues, the Israelites’ departure is prefigured, and the anticipated death of the firstborn culminates in a divine act of judgment and deliverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Israel
Pharaoh
Land of
Egypt
Gough
Church of Christ
Dwight L. Moody
Africa
Lessons From Bible Travelers on Service and Faith
Prepared for THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. The piece urges travelers like Abraham Jacob Jonah the Wise Men and the Ethiopian to act selflessly and as Christ’s messengers. It highlights God’s care on journeys Ezra’s trust in divine protection and urges readers to study these figures for faith obedience and guidance on life’s long pilgrimages.
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Jonah
Abraham
Paul
Jacob
Wise Men
Christ
Jerusalem
Ezra
Kara
Babylon
Shekel
God
Canaan
Beer-Sheba
Padan-aram
Gath-Hepher
Cana of
Galilee
Nineveh
Joppa
Tarshish
Spain
Jonah Ifill
Egypt
Christian Endeavor Talk on Ability and Duty
Sunday December 8 1901 a Christian Endeavor session urged members to cultivate ability and use it as a trust for God and humanity. References to Beecher Vin cent and a call to bold energized service followed by Talmage address at the University of Pennsylvania on Sunday events in Houston Hall and a later musical service with speakers from Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Taylor
Clarence A. Vincent
Henry Ward Beecher
Rae
D. Babcock
Camden Epworth League Elects Officers at Meeting
Camden City Epworth League held its annual meeting at Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church last night electing Wilfred Katglin as president John L Bray as first vice president and Mary A Wolverton as treasurer and Thompson as superintendent among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Epworth League
Camden City
Epworth League
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilfred Katglin
John L. Bray
Wille Mary A. Wolverton
Sar Am AB. Pomompson
Superin
Ex Governor Pattison seeks move of two prisoners to Eastern Penitentiary
In U S District Court ex governor Robert Pattison asked for an order to transfer Arthur Taylor and Baldw Fredell from Moyamensing Prison to Eastern Penitentiary for health and work reasons. Judge McPherson said he lacked authority and suggested Pattison apply to the prison board while noting a penitentiary sentence could be imposed. Assistant U S District Attorney Stewart supported the move and a DA submission was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BE. Pattison
McPherson
United States District Court
Arthur Taylor
Baldw
Fredell
Moyamensing Prison
Theerm Penitentiary
Moyamensing
Eastern Penitentiary
Mr. Pattison
Taylor and Bredell
United States
Stewart
Holland
Roosevelt's Enemy Is Freed After Judge Reprimands
Judge Martin discharged A. K. Miller in Quarter Sessions No. 2 after hearing evidence that Miller said it was a pity McKinley had been shot and Roosevelt should have been shot. The defense argued there was no riot or breach of peace since remarks were to a single person and not overheard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Martin
Tracy Tobin
Roosevelt
Army and Navy
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
McKinley
Tobin
Carson
Schofield
Missing West Philadelphia magnate Sloan heirs sought
In August 1895 Joseph A Sloan disappeared from his home leaving a 15 year old son Joseph V Sloan. His estate is now in administration with his son and brother seeking the missing man's share of several West Philadelphia properties on State street. An Orphans Court hearing is set for January 18 to hear testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Philadelphia
State Street
Joseph A. Sloan
Sloan
Joseph V. Sloan
Michael Francis Doyle
Department adopts resolutions on death of Charles B Perkins
The department adopted resolutions for the death of Charles B Perkins assistant solicitor. A copy of the resolutions will be engrossed and sent to his family and to the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Oe Ee Department
Charles B. Perkins
Istant Oy
Suit Over $45,000 Loss After Rail Accident
Willard RE Barcus sues the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company in Common Pleas Court No 2 to recover 45000 for Michele Di Palma whose right foot was cut off by a moving train. Di Palma, a company employee at Broadway Station Camden, mounted the tender to go to the ferry as workers did. when ordered off he fell and was struck by wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard RE. Barcus
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Common Pleas Court
Michele di Palma
di Palma
Broadway Station
Camden
Grand jury returns murder charge against James Ditro
A true bill for murder was returned against James Ditro by the grand jury. Ditro, who ran a boarding house at 152 Eveline Street Falls of Schuylkill, allegedly shot Dominico Ventuala after a December 3 argument over $20. He fled to Camden and was arrested there. Requisition papers are issued to bring him back for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ditro
Dominico Venzuala
Martin
Ditro
Camden
Eveline Street
Falls of Schuylkill
Mortgage suits list debts and defaulters in 1902 notices
A crowded legal notice enumerates creditors and amounts in mortgage and promissory note cases. Names include Guristas Flett, Caroline C. Furbush, Lemuel F. Demelman, James C. Sellers, Lewis B. Brown, Charles F. Dinmore, Fannie H. Joyce, Ella W. Tustin, Benjamin Skvensky, Rosa Skvensky, Edward Hertzog, Frank Welnacht, Harry Tucker, Anna Cramer, and George H. McLaughlin with various dates and sums indicating defaults and executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peartace Blackburne
Guristas’ Flett
Pany
Philadelphia
Gorotins Bauer
S. Brown
Jacob G. de Turck
Caroline C. Furbush
Brown
de Turck
Nicholas J. Fconomus
Headley Chocolate Omneeey
Lemuel FE. Demelman
James C. Sellers
Wilson Stearly
Edward Hertzog
Frank Welnacht
Harry Tucker
James Newton
Harry Bennett
Robert Benson
Anna Cramer
George H. McLaughlin
Judge Rules on Equity Suit In Star Theatre Case
President Judge Martin of Common Pleas Court No 5 decides the equity suit brought by Carrie Radcliffe against Star Theatre manager Frank V Dunn. The court denies Dunns demurrer and grants an injunction restraining him from terminating Miss Radcliffes engagement to night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Common Pleas Court, No. 5
Carrie Radcliffe
Frank V. Dunn
Star Theatre
Misa Radcliffe
Dunn
Miss Radcliffe
License Court Meets Today In City Hall Session
Judges Pennypacker and McMichael sit to hear liquor license transfer applications. The session occurs in room F Common Pleas No. 3 on the second floor west corridor City Hall instead of court room 670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennypacker
McMichael
Seasion
Common Pleas
City Hall
Courtroom Decisions From Five Courts Reported
Five court numbers show no sessions today while decisions span Rule absolutes discharged and divorces refused. Appeals include Smith versus Engine Works Harrison versus Farrell and Maurice versus City with various master and petition actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Street Sewer
Vansant Va
Sinbad
Sav
Savage
Farrell
Mibibauer
Battalion
Lakens Ve. Larcher
Maurice
City
Estates Adjudicated in Orphans' Court Balances Awarded
Adjudications in the estates of several individuals filed in the Orphans' Court show balances awarded to listed beneficiaries including William Ross Henry Wood Eliz thman Henry Hurlbut John Ehman George Rinkelekeley John Hallowell Josephine C Hitchcock Joseph D. McGovern Francis G Mail Catharine Hart etc. The figures include 4 868.06 557.02 40 664.07 12 055.01 4 845.40 37 054.14 1 236.32 142 461.57 5.81 1 512.48 1 006.53 207.68 123.22 496.11 53 290.86 6 659.52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
BANK
William Ross
Henry. Wood
Elizathman
Henry
Hurlbut
John Ehman
George
Rinkelekeley
John Hallowell
Ashman
Josephine C. Hitchcock
Joseph D. McGoveran
John
Budge
Penrose
Francis G
Ferguson
William Avermeme
Catharine Hart
Clara S. Rodham
Sarah Lintoh
Charles Rogan
Edward
Aeesa Bellows
Numerous Estates Move Through Orphans Court List
A long Orphans Court agenda includes guardian appointments, sales, citations, and administrator actions for estates such as Steinmetz, Thompson, Hunsicker, Davis, Wilson, Doyle, Almeida, Reber, Schmidt, and many others. Proceedings involve sales of real estate, attachments, discharge of administrators, and widow claims across multiple named estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Steinmetz
Guardian
Tull
Thompson
T. Hunsicker
Davis
J. R. K. Scott
Wilson
Mdi. Jr. Bault
Wake- Gillespie
Loughlin
Ines
Stellwagon
M. G. Campbell
Sharke
Schaeffer
Webb
Tapper
G. Johnsonker
Bodine
Baker
Roth
Sharkey
Buckley
Ellis
Beck
Robinson
Kane
Shearer
J. Agnett
Yocum
Mitcheson
J. C. Sellers
Williams
Gaetan Peterson
Graver
J . Cannon
R. Krackman
Bal . Beale
Mayer
Bamburger
Levi
Wallman
Carroll
Kerr
Oy Tustee
Hinkeon
Pile
Brinton
Overington
J. G. Johnson
Caldwell
de Ford
Hammersly
Norral
Knaus
Crooks
Morrow
B. Fletcher
Craig
Es Smithers
Yusraien
Welsh
J. H. Fow
Partner Sues Partner Over Equity in Fifty-ninth Street Homes
James J. Allen, builder, sues Thomas Marshall, owner of eighty two houses at Fifty-ninth and Market streets, seeking an accounting and settlement under their partnership. Allen requests an injunction to prevent encumbrance or sale of the properties without notice during the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Allen
Thomas Marshall
Fifty-ninth
Market Streets
Allen
Marshall
Young Boy Samuel Gorman Charged in Fatal Tacony Killing
Samuel Gorman, age 12, is before Judge Martin in Quarter Sessions charged with the murder of John F. Kearns after a dispute over six cents in a deserted Tacony shanty. The defense argues the shot was not deliberate and seeks bail. a jury returned an indictment in the murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gorman
John F. Kearns
Martin
Kearns
Gorman
Equity suit over 4000 legacy from Harlan will heard
Judge Archbald heard final equity arguments in the Welson versus Smith case over a 4000 legacy from Samuel Harlan Jr of Delaware, who died in 1883. The executor contested the gift after a promissory note for three years went unpaid. no demand was made before the statute of limitations. Decision was reserved. Also argued before Judge McPherson on removing the nonsuit in Lee va London Assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Equity
James H. Welson
Thomas B. Smith
Samuel Harlan, Jr
Delaware
Satan
Payabe
McPherson
Lee
Guardian Appointment for Minor McHugh in Orphans Court
Judge McPherson in the Orphans Court names Adaline A Burkett guardian of Joseph McHugh a minor. The order appoints Burkett to represent and care for the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge McPherson
Orphans’ Court
Adaline A. Burkett
Joseph Pointed
McHugh
Mary Ann May Estate Settled In Orphans Court
President Judge Hanna adjudicated in the Orphans Court awarding next of kin Margaretta E. Mount a balance of 6659.52 from the Mary Ann May estate. The estate faced lengthy contest and many relatives filed claims after the audit last month. May died March 31, 1900 leaving no surviving father mother brothers or sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Orphans’ Court
Margaretta EB. Mount
Mary Ann May
Miss May
Bankruptcy Declarations Mention Bucks and Montgomery Names
George B. Snyder of Richland township Bucks county and Levin Freed of Montgomery county are discharged as bankrupts in the United States District Court. Samuel Roome of this area has also been declared bankrupt in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Snyder
Richland Township
Bucks County
Levin, Freed
Montgomery County
United States
Samuel Roome
Inventory of estate of Jacob Y Diets filed for probate
Register of Wills lists the estate of Jacob Y. Diets of Twins Dietz & Metagar carpet merchants who died in October. Valuation of the decedent’s estate is $422,948.57 with listed personal effects amounts for Chadwick, Anos P., C. McCook, and others. Several heirs and properties noted at various addresses appear in the record with separate values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Y. Diets
Twins
Dietz & Metagar
Register of Wills
Chadwick
Maria Eran
Sago
Ninth Street
Catharine
North Twenty-fourth Street
Catharine A
Judgments Listed in Common Pleas Court Docket
Judgments entered in Common Pleas Courts name the plaintiff for each amount. Records show several cases including Richard W. Davids for 2 ane 250, John M. Kennedy quoted as 36s of meastred Cc. Cornell ee, Cornell 300, Robert A. Pitts 000, and others such as Mey not oun tor 1 it in the pagesead of terest, with firms like Bunting & Co and Within Lanaben & Son referenced in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Mong
Swain
Richard W. Davids
John M. Kennedy
Cornell Ee
Cornell
Robert A. Pitts
He Price, Jr
Silaere Security
Joseph McBride
Bunting & Co
Lanaben & Son
Judge finds small amount error in nemoe case
A court adjudicated an exception in a nemoe matter led by the accountant. The judge ruled an error of 700 dollars in the case, affecting the financial outcome and noting the small amount involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leged
Religious Notices From Walnut and Federal Churches
Second Presbyterian Church Walnut and 21st Streets CHAS WOOD Minister J W Williams Assistant Minister Sunday Services 11 AM and 7 30 PM Dr Wood will preach Musical Service 7 30 PM C E 10 AM Sunday School 2 30 PM Bible Class taught by Dr James A Worden Wednesday Service 8 PM All welcome Memorial Presbyterian Broad and Federal Rev C A R Janvier Pastor elect will preach at 10 30 AM and 8 PM 2 90 Bondax School and Bible Classes Address by JANVIER 7 40 Organ Service Mr WM TS VouNa Organist Choir Sonata Mendelssohn Canon in Eb both seats entirely free at all services Visitors cordially welcomed Walnut Street Presbyterian 8 Dana D P 11 AM Anticena Service M Service of Song 8 PM Rev Ray H Carter The Law of Christian Discipleship cordial invitation to all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Walnut
21St Streets
Chas
Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church and temple services listed in Philadelphia area
The notice lists service times for The Church of the Saviour on Thirty-eighth Street and Chestnut, The Baptist Temple at Broad and Berks, Spruce Street Baptists, and Ethical Culture with Felix Adler at New Century Hall. It notes sermon times, Sunday school, and special programs, inviting visitors and noting advance ticketing for out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Temple
Broad and Berks Sts
Phila
Russell H. Conwell
George A. Peltz
Thomas Cross
Christian Science Service at Third Church
The Christian Science Church on the northwest corner of Broad and Spruce Streets posts a 10:45 a.m. Sunday service with the subject Sacrament. A Wednesday meeting at 8 p.m. and a free reading room are open daily until 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Church OF Christ, Scientist
N. W
Broad and
Spruce Sts
Wedpeed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blessed Virgin's Sodality
the Sunday Philadelphia Times
Methodist
Protestant Episcopal
Christian Endeavor Notes
Matt
Junior Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Topic
Amos R. Wells
Reading
Star Theatre Sustained
Linder
Burk
Cooke
Logen
I . Va
Maxwell
Shrine Works
Murphy
Seymour
Tradesman Trust Co
Foundry Company
Dewees
Tenacs
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hunt
Burck
Finney
Ival
Lit
Sues
United States Circuit Court
Mary Ann
H. Muhr
Joro Chestnut
Church OF the Saviour
Thirty-eighth St
William B. Bodine
the Holy Trinity
19Th
Walnut Streets
Kemn
Spruce ST
Baptist
V. G. Tabor Phompson
Methodist Episcopal
W. Cor. Broad and Master Sts
Christian Endeavor
Unitarian
Cee Rst Unitarian Church
Chestnut St
James H. Ecor
Pcob
Saratoga
Christian Science
Een Phi WM. D. Gentry
Chicago
St. George’s Hall
Arch
Christian RayOe Brox
Cha Anas Wood
J. Kissell
Association Hall
Ea Reformatory
C. 5
H. J. Reagen
William
Horace Jackson
Access
Robert
Margaret
Itha Craig
Maggie
William Burne
Alice
Thomas Burnett
Vent Carr
Mer Wsome Yan
Rt Powell
George "Kinkade
Humberto Dadano
Bennett
John Michael
William Michael
M Smith
Robrt Stavenee
Harry Brody
Falward
Sen
Howard
Ae Erbert John Ee Warbeenn
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