Magnificent First Regiment Ball at Broad and Callowhill
The First Regiment of Infantry of the Pennsylvania National Guard held a grand ball at the armory, Broad and Callowhill streets, featuring elaborate decorations by artist and florist. About 3,000 attended, including many veterans and society figures, with electric lighting, flags, and a central bell of peace. the event celebrated the regiment’s history and drew praise for social and military prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania National Guard
Callowhill
Sumter
Washington Grays
Grays
Jackson
First Dragoons
George H. Blake
A. L. Hough
Regular Army
Laudenslager
Board of Fire Commissioners
Kern
Edward Siter
Floral Arsenal and Mimic Camp Dazzle Ballroom
The article describes a ballroom transformed into a floral army display with roses, tulips, arealeas, and palms arranged in battalion formations. A rear battlefield panorama mimics Gettysburg with a painted camp, real shrubbery, and life sized wax figures to create a striking, lifelike scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Opening March Opens Grand Armory Ball in Pink and Blue
A Philadelphia armory ball opened around 10 with patronesses in uniformed escort and a fountain display amid roses. Notable guests included Mrs Ashhurst and Mrs Whelen, with officers from the First Regiment debuting light blue uniforms. The hall filled as a martial parade formed, followed by a waltz, drawing soldiers, sailors, and society ladies to a brilliant evening of fashion and pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Wiedersheim
Company G
Herzog
Company D
Paris
London
Liberty
Holland
Admiral von Tromp
Richard L. Ashhurst
Henry C. Chapman
Richard H. Townsend, Jr
Nee Whelen
Charles Nlazlehurst
H. Laussat Gegelin
J. Wilkes O'Neill
William H. Pancoast
Francis Rawle
Horace Binney Hare
R.8. Huidekoper
Horace Brock
Theoglore &, Wiedersheim
Alexis Dupont Smith
Edward Martin
Huidekoper
Townsend
Wiedersheim
Smith
Martin
Ashhurst
O'Neill
Whelen
Philadelphia
Gegelin
Rawle
Gertrude Jenkins
Colonel Allen
Veteran Corps
Hartranft
Snowden
Army
Navy
Magruder
Melville
Merrill
U.S. A
Peter Penn Gaskill Hall
Scott
Cavalry
Furey
Arsenal
J. C. Clifford
Robert Patton Lale
U.S. Navy
Richard A. Donnelly
Seventh
New Jersey
Alexander Krumbhaar
Earle
New York
Forsyth
Hastings
McLean
Dechert
Pennsylvania
Bonnaffon
Schall
Rosecrans
Treasury
Lot Major
Wetherill
Vaux
Hepburn
Robert Adams
Edwards
Callinan
Plame
Fish
Strong
Chambers
D. B. Murphy
Oliphant
Markley
Ggigi
Resent
J. Edward Carpent
Charles P. Creswell
Isaac Norris
Robert H. Ty
M. Wright
W. W. Heberton
Louis ‘Ite
KE. P. Baugh, Jr
Willie Futterall
J. Houston Merri Rae Oho Groome
Western National Bank of New York organized pressure of officers
The Western National Bank of the City of New York elected Daniel Manning as president and Conrad N. Jordan as vice president with Ferdinand Blankenhorn as cashier. The bank, in the Equitable building, plans a $3,000,000 capital and has $4,300,000 subscribed. Directors include Manning, Jordan, Candas, Hartley, McCall, Matthieson, Tilney and others. Jordan will file incorporation papers in Washington as work continues. Manning is expected to accept the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elay
Daniel Manning
Conrad N. Jordan
Ferdinand Blankenborn
Manning
Jordan
Wall Street
Charles J. Canda
Wallstreet
Washington
Western National Bank
City of New York
Equitable
Ferdinand Blankenhorn
Third National Bank
Nassau Street
Blankenhorn
Poughkeepsie
New Bank
Sidney Dillon
William R. Grace
Henry B. Hyde
Williaml. Scott
Pennsylvania
Washington McLean
John R. Mclean
Cincinnati
Oswald Ottendorfer
Amith M. Weed
Messrs. Goldschmidt & Co
J. B. Huntington
Ferdinand B. Canda
Jordan L. Mott
Alapstock
Charles J. Candas
Marcellus Hartley
Edward Gargeza
John A. McCall, Jr
Francis O. Matthieson
John Tilney
William C. Hall
Louisville
Edward R. Dick
Philadelphia
Western Floods Hit Railways and Bridges Across Illinois
Frreepers Illinois February 9 trains halted on Illinois Central after a bridge washout at Council Hill. Northwestern trains route via DeKalb due to line damage, Milwaukee and St Paul trains detour. Davis Junction area tracks washed away. Mt Morris reports twenty lengths of rail lost on Chicago and Iowa road. Pecatonica river floods many county bridges. Mitledgevill e bridge on Chicago Burlington and Northern removed and tracks submerged. Elkhart Indiana February 9 city’s lower portion flooded as St Joe and Elkhart rivers swell. factories idle due to backwater. Island resort submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frrreepers
Ill
Illinois Central
Council Hill
Northwestern
Chicago
de Kalb
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Davis Junction
Mt. Morris
Chicago and
Iowa
Pecatonica
Chicago, Burlington and Northern
Mitledgeville
Elkhart
Ind
St. Joe
Carlisle Swindlers Target Carlisle Businesses
Carlisle February 9. A man and woman posing as J C Swift from Altoona conned local merchants. They rented a house on West South street, ordered stoves and furniture, and claimed land purchases for mills. Swift vanished before arrest, fleecing Carlisle and allegedly similar victims in Harrisburg and Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
J.C. Swift
Altoona
West South Street
Swift
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
New Jersey's New Railroad to Cape May Cove
Cove MAY February 9 The proposed branch from Manumuskin Station on the West Jersey main line to the Cove would boost an undeveloped South Jersey area. It promises growth for fishing and oystering, farming on the lower bay, and access to Delaware Bay wealth. The Pennsylvania Railroad enterprise should pay soon after construction, with cheap build and rapid transport unlocking Maurice river coves and prime farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New Railroad
Cove
Manumuskin
West Jersey
South Jersey
Delaware
Cape May County
Fishing Creek
Virginia
New Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maurice River
No Prohibition for New York Bill Doom Evident at Albany Hearing
At a February hearing in Albany the Crosby high license bill was shown to have little chance of passage. Prohibition leaders and WCTU delegates opposed the bill, while the opposition predicted continued hostility to PAPREBOS legislation. Republicans are unlikely to pursue a prohibition constitutional amendment this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
Assembly
Prohibition State Committee
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Reported From Various Ports
Ocean steamship arrivals listed for New York Vancouver from Liverpool Canada from London Normandie from Havre P Caland from Rotterdam and Hamburg Suevia from New York passed the Lizard Pennland from New York and Sellly Zaandam from New York.
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New York
Vancouver
Liverpool
Canada
London
Normandie
Havre
P. Caland
Rotterdam
Hamburg
Suevia
The
Lizard
Pennland
Sellly
Zaandam
Telegraphic Taps
Charles Wehle a noted Bohemian pianist and composer is dead. The Journeymen Painters Association of America sits in St Louis as the American Agricultural and Dairy Association continues sessions in New York. About 150 bookbinders at G W Alexander Co New York struck over contract work. The French Chamber of Deputies committee on Concordat abrogation backed separation of church and state 11 to 9. New fourth class postmasters named Jennie Howell Trenton Junction NJ Jonathan Fenstermaker Mosserville PA John S Hinkel Bandta Eddy PA. The United States Assay Commission to test coins at four mints met yesterday in Philadelphia San Francisco New Orleans and Carson City and will finish work today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wehle
Journeymen Painters’ Association of America
St. Louis
American Agricultural and Dairy Association
New York
G. W. Alexander & Co
French Chamber of Deputies
Jennie Howell
Trenton Junction
N. J
Jonathan Fenstermaker
Mosserville
John 5
Hinkel
Bandta Eddy
United States Assay Commission
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New Orleans
Carson City
Bint
Political campaign at Philadelphia Republican HQ meets ward chiefs
At a packed Republican meeting city leaders including Candidate Fitler and Keim pressed votes, denied posters claiming Fitler stock in Philadelphia Traction, and warned against Keim’s rivals. Keim’s stance on public gas and water works, ward factions, and Cameron opposition shaped the grind of last night’s events as Keim and Benton campaigned door to door across wards with strong support from Black voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Fitler
Cochran
Union League
Heim
Keim
Edwin H. Pitler
Philadelphia Traction Company
Leeds
William B. Ahern
Mr. Fitler
Philadelphia
Philadelphla
Grover Dr
Bennevitnrm Keim
City of
City Gas Works
City Water Works
Henry B. Tatham
Gp Mergtee
Grorek Deb
Ker
Cameron
Milligan
Johnson Roney
Tis
McManes
Beaver
William J. Pollock
Oliver Wilson
Captain Thornton
United States Senate
Benton
Twelfth Ward
Keim and Benton Campaign Tour Draws Packed Rallies Across Districts
Democratic candidates Keim and Benton toured neighborhoods amid cheers in Eleventh ward meetings at St John and Buttonwood, Fourth street hall, and German town. The day featured German American support, a Fool's Sitting with Fritz Decker, and pledges from multiple wards including Kensington and Seventeenth to back the ticket. A First ward rally at Flary's Hall endorsed Keim and the slate, with Maxwell Stevenson praising Sheriff Keim's record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sensenderfer
Democratic City Committee
John H
Party
St. John
Buttonwood Streets
George Egenhofer
Keim
Benton
Frank Reed
Second
Fourth Street
Fairmount Avenue
Twelfth Ward
Alexander Beinstine
Ladner
Schuetven Hall
Fritz Decker
Decker
Herr Docker
First Ward
Flary’s Hall
Front
Moore Streets
Charles McBride
George W. Gibbons
Eisenbrown
Maxwell Stevenson
Peter Steubing
J. O’rourke
Common Council
A. J. Maloney
Disaster Averted as House Hall Faces Structural Concern
In Minnesota the House of Representatives in St. Paul faced an emergency as the high license bill neared passage. Spectators were cleared after ceiling cross beams appeared to settle, with reports of a four inch drop in the gallery. An immediate expert inspection followed, amid concern for a building deemed unsafe since its early days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Paul
House of Representatives
Donnelly
Three Tickets in Downingtown Nominate Borough Officials
Democrats held their convention for the borough with Dr. L. T. Bremerman named Chief Burgess and John McGraw Justice of the Peace. Prohibitionists also nominated Jesse Smith for Chief Burgess and EP Pollock for Justice, making three tickets in the field amid strong state contest excitement. Two million feet of logs were carried away by an ice gorge in Lock Haven evening conditions, resulting in total loss to owners as booms remained above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downingtown
Downing Town
Chief Burgess
L.T. Bremerman
John McGraw
Jesse Smith
Burgess
Pollock
Justice
Lock Haven
Ex Judge Thomas Russell Dies in Boston at 84
Thomas Russell former Supreme Court judge and member of the State Railroad Com missioners board died after a two week illness in Boston. He served as Collector of the port and was minister to Venezuela from 1869 to 1875. A noted authority on railroad law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas Russell
Supreme Court
Board of State Railroad Commissioners
Venezuela
Man on Two Week Spree Removed From Home After Fire Set in Kitchen
Thomas Riley of Sixty fourth and South streets attempted arson after driving his wife and children from the house on Monday. He built a bonfire in the kitchen using furniture as fuel and was committed for trial by Magistrate Randall yesterday on a charge of attempted arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Riley
Randall Yesterdy
Detroit Flood Forces Mills to Close in Western City
Heavy rains and melting snow flood western Detroit driving more than a thousand workers from the Michigan Car Shops and Steel Spring Works. The furnaces at Steel Spring Works were extinguished as water inundated the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Car Shops
Steel Spring
Big Gamblers Arrested in Faro Case at Thirteenth and Sansom
Dan McClinch Morris Spitz and John Ahern with lawyer Bonham and Phil Daly face a warrant for keeping a gambling house at Thirteenth and Sansom Streets. Kames claims to be a railroad claim agent and seeks settlements totaling thousands. Defendants waive hearing. security posted by John Donohue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McClinch
Morris Spitz
John Ahern
Joseph A. Bonham
Phil Daly
Long Branch
Durham
McClinch
Spitz
Ahern
Joseph Cotton
Thirteenth and
Sansom Streets
Cotton
Joshua Kames
North
Seventeenth Street
Heverin
Kames
New York, Norfolk and Charleston Railroad Company
New York
Bonham
John Donohue
Fourth Ward
M'Clinch
H. LeGrand Ensign
South Sixth Street
Ensign
Faro
New York, Norfolk and Charleston Railway Company
Mr. Heverin
Times
Blindness Strike After Salvation Army Visit in Wilkesbarre
Harry Edwards, once a model Salvation Army convert, returned to old habits and on a January February visit to the barracks became suddenly blind. Doctors failed to help, and supporters say divine wrath may be involved. A hopeful delegation prayed at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Harry Edwards
Salvation Army
Edwards
Harry
Miss Burton
Mesh
Edwards’ House
Warren Wins The Fight Eight-Round Bout Near Albany
The light-weight champion Tommy Warren defeated Bob Haight of Hudson in an eight round contest on the Troy and Boston Road about nine miles from Troy. About two hundred spectators from Albany and nearby towns attended. Warren weighed 118 pounds after the weigh in, and the finish came after 1 am with Warren eager to continue. Betting was light and the result drew moderate interest but little surprise locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Bob Haight
Hudson
Tommy Warren
Troy
Boston
Haight
Warren
Deadly Bite of a Pet Dog in Carn'ron
Ten weeks after being bitten on the ankle by a pet dog near De Witt, J. T. Lane fell ill with a hydrophobia like disease and mental terror. He was treated locally, later moved to Jacksonville for care, and died after police and jail placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carn'ron
J.T. Lane
de Witt
Mr. Lane
Jacksonville
Reforming Youth and Girl Given Clemency in Court
In a Philadelphia Court of Quarter Sessions a 21-year-old man Conrad Grau and 18-year-old Agnes Schierle faced charges of keeping a disorderly house and selling liquor without a license at 653 North Ninth Street. Judge Thayer suspended sentence, urging them to reform, with personal admonitions and assistance to reunite with families as authorities arranged for the girl’s safe return to Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ninth Street
Conrad 8
Agnes Schierle
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Gray
Orth Ninth Street
Bregg
Thayer
Patr
Fife
Rison
Mysterious self-inflicted death at Bridesburg
A well-dressed German man about 40 to 45 years old, 5 foot 6 or 7, 190 pounds, shot himself near a Pennsylvani a Railroad station at Bridesburg around 1 pm yesterday. A pistol, a varied wallet of valuables, and an Ehret's Beer badge on his pen indicate a mysterious case. The body, found near railroad ties, was moved to the Fifteenth district station and later to the Morgue as coroner takes charge of the effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Cash
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brit *Sburg
Cash
Henry Smith
Fifteenth District
Nis Rson
Morocco
C. W
F. W
FR. R. Whales
Washington Street
Hoboken
N. J
Ehret
Italian Crisis Deepens as Depretis Likely to Form New Ministry
Rome reports King Humbert will meet the presidents of both chambers and may entrust Signor Depretis with forming a new ministry. Count Robilant will not return, a move seen as challenging. Di Robilant’s resignation is viewed as a risk to European peace amid massawa losses. Massowah dispatch says 28 officers and 407 men killed, 1 officer wounded, 11 men injured.
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Rome
Humbert
Signor
Depretis
Count Robilant
Vienna
Count di Robilant
Russia
Massowah
Abyssinia
General Boulanger Orders Troop Movements to Eastern Front
Berlin reports authentic information that General Boulanger is arranging a move of infantry and cavalry to Verdun and Toul with four battalions to Verdun Toul and provision trains to Toul. Four Algerian battalions ordered to France. He has told the military railway committee to stay in permanent session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berliner Nachrichten
Paris
Boulanger
Goschen Wins Seat for St George’s Hanover Square
Mr Goschen, Chan cellor of the Exchequer, was elected member of Parliament for St George's Hanover Square. Vote: Goschen 6702, Haysman 145, previous candidate Algernon Percy had resigned to let Goschen run. Lord Salisbury accepts Lord Dunraven's resignation as Under Colonial Secretary after dispute over superseding by Sir Henry Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goschen
Long Doon
St. George's
Hanover Square
Haysman
Gladstonian
Algernon Percy
Lord Salisbury
Lord Dunraven
Sir Henry Holland
Bomb Attacks Hit Lyons and St Etienne Police
Two bombs exploded today in Lyons in front of the police headquarters. A third bomb at St Etienne, 32 miles away, exploded outside the police station wounding three officers. Eight men are arrested for alleged complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
St. Etienne
Clerk Leighton Short in His Accounts
Boston officials disclose John C. Leighton a nineteen year clerk of the Municipal Criminal Court is short in his accounts by a large amount. An expert is auditing the books to determine the exact defalcation while City Auditor Dodge denies a $200,000 embezzlement report and says he knows nothing of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Leighton Short
Boston
John C. Leighton
Municipal Criminal Court
Dodge
Love drove her to death by own action near Paoli
West Chester February 9 Ella C Poppey a domestic on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Paoli destroyed herself last night by taking a heavy dose of strychnine. At the inquest evidence showed she acted because her lover married another girl. She was quite young and her parents live nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Ella C. Poppey
Paoli
Pennsylvania
Cardinals Taschereau and Gibbons Arrive in Paris
The Cardinals Taschereau and Gibbons, slated to start for Rome the next day, arrive in Paris where they are received by U S Minister McLane Canadian Consul Fabre and other Americans. They meet Archbishop Richard and accept an invitation to a dejeuner with the St Sulpice Seminary’s superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Taschereau and
Gibbons
Rome
McLane
United States
M. Fabre
Richard
Dejeuner
St. Sulpice Seminary
Fight in Barmah Authorship Noted in Mandalay Report
Advices from Mandalay state that a native Indian regiment in Woontho was attacked by three hundred Dacoits. Two soldiers were killed and three wounded in the desperate encounter, highlighting ongoing unrest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barmah
Lonpcon
Mandalay
Woontho
Inter State Commerce Board Nominations Debate in Washington
Senator Cullom and Judge Reagan pressed the bill to standardize railroad rates nationwide. The President expects a satisfactory choice from the long list but no names are final. New York likely to gain Middle States seat. Pennsylvania may have none. Chris Magee and Kernan named as possibilities amid White House lobbying by various factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce
Tim
Cullom
Illinois
Senate
Reagan
New York
Middle States
Pennsylvania
Chris Magee
Cameron and
Mitchell
Quay
House
Kernan
United States
White House
Randolph
Inter State Commerce Bill Pleases Pennsylvania Railroad
At a Pennsylvania Railroad officers conference the inter state commerce bill was seen as favorable to the company and would aid its business. President Roberts said the company would comply with the law while awaiting possible future changes. Clerical work began to implement the bill with new forms and books. In New York, forty representatives from the Southern Railway and Transportation Association discussed the bill and decided to adjust rates to align with its provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PrrnsHoro
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Roberts
New York
Embry
Southern Railway and ‘Transportation Association
Virgil Powers
Bond Street
Saraet
Alumni Form Permanent Organization of Central High School
Four hundred graduates and former students gathered at Central High School to establish a lasting Alumni Association. Professor George S. Riche presided. eligibility requires two years studied and completion of the four year course. A semi centennial committee was named. officers include Pattison as president and diverse vice presidents and secretaries. The group set October 1, 1888 for addresses and planned future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association of
The
Central High School
Broad and Green Streets
George S. Riche
Riche
Howard
Houston
Hopper
Edwin Megargee
Alfred H. Love
Robert B. Pattison
John F. Lewis
James Gay Gordon
George B. Hawk
John ©. Bell
William J. Fell
John R. Fanshawe
David W. Sellers
John J. Weaver
Daniel W. Howard
Edgar V. Seeler
Robert EB. Pattison
William M. Smith
George I. Riche
Henry R. Edmunds
R. P. Dechert
J. G. Gordon Joseph L. Cayen
L. N. Megargee
F. Rothermal
Oliver Huckel
W. Finletter
West Chester Republican Primaries Narrow Party Divide
West Chester on February 9 saw Republican borough primaries reflect ongoing intra party bitterness from the recent congressional contest. The Darlington faction led the slate, with the nominating convention set for Friday evening to choose Chief Burgess M. S. Way and a full ticket including incumbents and local officials such as Leon, Merdit h, Shaner, Gladman, Hall, Rupert, Russell, Evans, Massey, Young, Hannums, Groff, and Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Frida
Burgess
Way
Leon
H.C. Merdith
Frank Darlington
Jefferson Shaner
John Gladman
Albert P. Hall
al Rupert
B. Russell
Joseph 8. Evans
Isaac Massey
James Young
John Hannuns
William D. Groff
al P. Ingram
Weather signals indicate today fair weather and rain later
Indications for Today show fair weather followed by local rains and a higher temperature with southerly winds. The United States Signal Office Philadelphia reports mean barometer 30.245 and temperatures from a high of 45 to a low of 44 with a maximum wind speed of 18, direction northwest. Sunrise at 6.59, sunset 5.20. high tides at 3.05 and 3.29, low tides at 10.36 and 10.58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Signal Office
Philadelphia
City News In Brief Highlights From Evening Events
Dems of the Twenty-ninth ward plan a mass meeting at Oxford Hall tonight. Hackmen's Benevolent Ball held at Musical Fund Hall. Twenty-one prisoners pleaded guilty in the Court of Quarter Sessions. Caledonian Club to host its 28th annual ball at Industrial Hall tomorrow. Dr Kinny to lecture on humor and sentiment at St. Philips Institute hall tomorrow. Infant Joseph Borner, 4 months, smothered after rolling onto face in bed. Manslaughter verdict with mercy recommendation in Camden Clark homicide. Wallon and Farrell bout at the Comique ended in a draw with Billy Teese as referee. Methodist Board of Church Extension: 48 needy churches received $6.50 each. Young Men's Hebrew Association hosted a pleasant evening at Mercantile Hall with music and an Societe by Rev Charles Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Street
Joseph Borner
North Tenth Street
Clark
Camden
Young Wallon
Jack Farrell
Comique
Billy Teese
Methodist Board of Church Extension
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Mercantile Hall
Key
Charles G. Ames
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Armory
Citizens’ Committee
EN. Benson
C. 0. Baird
L. T. Paul
A. J. Drexel
Daniel M. Fox
J.G. Ditmar
Thos, McKean
Wm. Struthers
Theo. M. Etting
Lemuel Collin
Geo. A. Sleyl
J. H. Meeke
iLotehinson Wharton Barker
Wm. H. Kern
Wm. Simpseendre
F. Berwhtrd
W. M. Singerly
C. Horstmaanni
B. Altemps
Wm. M. Runk
Ham
Disston
B. Newbold
Jos. W. Lewis
Jos
T. Bailey
BR. Glendinning
Allan H. Reed
C.F. Baeder
B. Thackera
Misa Stewart
Misa Iley
Misa Bines
Ruehle
Norma Williams
Reese D. Fell
G. Fred Jordan
Westcott Bailey
Mra. . Trumb
J. W. Latta
J. W. Dolkon
Samuel B. Huey
Thomas A. Edwards
Harry Blyce
Mre. Sharwood
Floral Army
Graham
Agnes Chandler
Miss Horner
Queen Victoria
Miss Futterall
Miles
Manning’s New Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
TIE Gas and Water Works
Mr. Wither
Republican
Kernsas
Wonndsa
Handy Smith
Jack McCullough
Marshal Kerns
Mannnerchor
Kerns
Randall Club
Eleventh Ward
Mr. Benton
Green Streets
Winfield
Geary
Sixteenth Ward
Fourth and
George Streets
Samuel L. Lowenstein
Kensington Club
Second Street
Germantown Avenue
Seventeenth Ward
Third Street
Thompson
John H. Few
Twentieth Ward
Tenth
Oxford Streets
John J. Maloney
Thirteenth Ward
Callowhill Street
Fourteenth Ward
Ridge Avenue
Fifteenth Ward
Nineteenth Street
Twenty-eighth Ward
Twenty-ninth Ward
Twentieth
Minnesota
Charlie Kane
Sansom Street
Kane
Bridesburg
Frontier
Inter-State Commission
Callum
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