Harbor tour planned to push Delaware River deepening bill
Assembly members will inspect the Delaware River harbor from Dan Baker Shoals to Marcus Hook to assess needs for a $200000 appropriation. The trip via a Cramp Yard vessel may include stops at Chester Greenwich and Richmond yards with a dinner of shipping interests. Governor Stone's veto claim was disputed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Delaware River
Harrisburg
Legislative Committee
Dan Baker Shoals
Bliss
Chester
Board of Trade
Marcus Hook
Thurlow
Point Breeze
Greenwich
New York Shipbuilding Company
Cramps
Great Reading Yard
Richmond
Samuel H. Ashbridge
Stone
Ordination teems at St Charles Seminary and holy week notices
Archbishop Ryan presides as fifteen St Charles Seminary students receive subdeacon orders. Deacon and priest ordinations follow in coming days with many clergy and lay observers noted. Novena to the Sacred Heart opens June 6 at St Malachi with Rev Owen Hill S J delivering sermons. Other churches host sermons, anniversaries, and confirmation services across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
St. Charles’ Theological Seminary
P. J. Garvey
D. D
John Lawrence Moore
Thos
Francis Dougherty
Joseph Aloysius Kelly
James P
McDermott
Thomas Brady
Dennis John Melley
Martin John Steffy
Jos
Aloysius Moran
John Martin Danneker
James A. Meald
Peter Stephen Hogel
Bernard Edw. Daly
John Henry Melchior
Henry T. Conway
James Henry Monahan
Joseph A. Kelly
Thomas F. Goumberty
James P. McDermott
John Patrick Leahy
Joseph A. Moran
James A. McDonald
Peter Stephensoal
James Joseph Dean
Hugh Joseph Bowen
James A. Gallagher
Wenceslaus J. Walsh
Peter Stephen Hugel
Daniel J. Gercke
Joseph A. Eat
John Patrick Lea
Thomas F. Dougherty
John L. M James P. Cermott
Joseph A
Keith A. Moeely
Oran
William Thos
Virnay
Sacred Heart
St. Malachi’s Church
Owen A. Hill
S. J
St. Joseph's College
New Filtration Station Planned Near Torresdale Beds
The report outlines plans for a new duration filtration station near the Spring Garden Pumping Station site and the Torresdale filtration beds. Chief Webster of the Bureau of Surveys prepares the plan, mirroring the existing test station. The Harrison farm mansion will be removed to allow the project, which aims to test Delaware River waters for future supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Garden
Webster
Bureau of Surveys
Harrison Farm
Delaware River
Queen Lane Engines Shut Down for Repairs
The engines at the Queen Lane Pumping Station were shut yesterday due to reservoirs at full capacity. The downtime will allow needed repairs to machinery and systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Lane
Jesus as High Priest and Mediator in Heaven
Sunday school lesson on Hebrews 6 11 14 24 28 and 7 25 focusing on Christ as High Priest with eternal redemption through His blood. It stresses Jesus as God man mediator, victim and kingly priest who shares in human sorrows and grants reconciliation with God for believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Bfe
Aaron
God
Jesus Christ
Christian Endeavor officers named as meetings announced
The Broad Street Baptist Church Christian Endeavor Society elected officers including President Charles E B Millier and Miss Cora E Miller recording secretary. The South Branch society chose Harry Pringle Ford as president and J M Firth as recording secretary. Summer services at Ocean Grove will be led by Rev. C H Yatman with camp meetings starting August 18. The New Jersey State convention at Ocean City was canceled by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Broad Street Baptist Church
Charles EB. Millier
John M. Neff
Cora E. Miller
Emma J. Eslow
Lena Hein
Bessie Ashmore
New Jersey
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ocean City
Baptist Young People’s Union
Chicago
South
Christian Endeavor Union
South Broad Street
George M. Peak
J. A. Culbertson
T. A. Carter
H. H. Lowther
A. F. Cox
Ocean Grove
C. H. Yatman
Epworth League
San
Tue Denier Lea
Parkside Baptist Mission
Jane the Annoval Park
Nation of Tenethan
Fish Fin Causes Blood Poisoning in Delaware Fisher
In New Castle, Delaware, William Duncan, a shed fisherman, cut his right hand on a fish fin. He ignored the wound, but it became very sore days later and led him to attend a local venue, with speculation that card game gallery exposure worsened the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Trues
New Castle
Del
William Duncan
Opera
Turkish Government Pays First Installment for Ottoman Cruiser
The William Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company will lay the keel of a new Ottoman cruiser on the Delaware river. General R. J. Williams in London confirms the Turkish government has paid the first installment, with planned speed of 22 knots and armament including two 6 inch guns and a midship battery of eight 4.7 inch guns. The vessel will be completed as a flag ship with quarters for 20 officers and 280 enlisted men and delivered ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Buchholz
Henry
Aaeies
Jos. M. Adams
Eli B. Hallowell
Thos
Wiltbank
Albert Webster
Samuel P. Towne
Edward A. Anderson
David Fish
Tenry R. Schoch
Robert McFetridge
Samuel Lamond
R. F. Scofield
James RK. Cramwel Crothers
George T. Thackara
Jeremiah H. Shaw
Jomes Harbet
Charle
Sonn
Barton
Jos
C. I. Brown
Dayton
Ohio
Frederick Wagner
Charles Williams
Joseph Goldwin
A.J. Smith
John Walsh
New York and Cuba
United States Navy
Monterey
Cramp
Henry Burk
Third
R. Bringhurst
Isaac D. Hetzell
Edwin 8. Cramp
Courtland D. Cramp
Atlantic
New York
Havana
Mexican
Carib Sea
Mexico
Aptier
William Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company
Ottoman Empire
Cramp Company
R. J. Williams
London
Delaware River
Niclausse
Retvizan
Variag
Navy Department of the
United States
Cramp Directors Re‑Elected Amid Consolidation Rumors
William Cramp and Sons Ship and Engine Building Company re elected all nine directors at Beach and Ball streets. Rumors of a Vickers Maxims or Bethlehem consolidation were not discussed. The board then re elected officers Charles H Cramp president Henry W Cramp vice president and treasurer and Charles S Taylor secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company
Beach
Ball Streets
Vickers-Maxim
Cramp Company
Charlies H. Cramp
Thomas Dolan
Edwin 8. Cramp
Clement A. Griscom
Henry Leligtan
William H. Barnes
Henry W. Cramp
Samuel Dickson
Morton McMichael
Bethlehem Iron and Steel Company
Charles H. Cramp
Charles 8. Taylor
R Way
Judgments Entered In Common Pleas Court
Judgments were entered in the Common Pleas Court listing several cases and amounts. Notable entries include Girard Loan Company versus Laura Coolatt for 122.25 and FP A Poth & Bons versus Michael Conway and James Blount for 800. Also A Pan An EE Bellevue Building and Loan Association versus Millard Zell and Mary Zell for unspecified sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Girard Loan Company
Laura Coolatt
A. Poth & Bons
Michael Conway
James Blount
A. Poth & Son
John ¥. Kelly
Katie C. List
Pote
Robert ¥. Prophet
Herman F. Prophet
Pete
Dempsey
Samuel McConnell
Pan
EE Ee Bellevue Building and Loan Association
Millard
Zell
Mary Zell
Pera Ifes
Horse Show Focuses On Tan Bark Ring Amid Rainy Day Decline
The horse show centered on tan bark exhibits as rain kept visitors away. Notable entries included E. D. Jordan's Scarlet Letter which won ponies under saddle, and saddle horse prizes awarded to Flashlight and Tandems led by Dumnorix and Baltimore. Several riders from Philadelphia and surrounding counties competed in classes including hackneys, saddle horses, and roadsters, with awards totaling hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Howell
R. B. Strawbridge
Carter
E. D. Jordan
Maud
Highland Farm
English
Hackney Horse Society
Philadelphia
Montgomery
Delaware
Chester
Elsie Cassatt
Oscar Seeley
Marion Holloway
Katherine Cassatt
Mildred Harrison
Dumnorix
Baltimore
R. A. L. Parr
West
Womens Farm
Spring Farm
Letort
Maplewood Farm
Epongee Norval
CG. Z. Weber
Hambelyte
Coleman Freeman
Rickell
Ch. S
Gerkendale Farm
Brandon
Mitchell Harrison
Alarm
Frederick Steven
Po. Banda
T S
T s—First Prize $100, Mrs. Stanton “Ehots Sisebhot
H. H. Good
W. L. Elkins
Theresa
B. m
Foxwood
Alexander van Nest
Royal Turk
Curryi
Brillant
Gerkendale
Rand
Belmar
B. G
William
Whitney
Kitchener
Kopelia
Mayor Ashbridge Goes on Brief Vacation
Mayor Ashbridge left the city with his family for a short trip. Secretary Morrow could not disclose locations and said the party is likely resting at the Philadelphia Yacht Club near Eesington. Director of Public Safety English is away. the group is expected back Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbridge
Morrow
Public Safety
English
Philadelphia Yacht Club
Eesington
Negro Hanged for Assault in Towson Morning
Wiley Kirk, an 18 year old Black man, was hanged at Towson in the morning for criminal assault on a woman reported in Baltimore. The act occurred prior to the execution and drew attention from local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wiley Kirk
Towson Morning
Typhoid Epidemic Over in West Philadelphia Says Colonel Good
Colonel J Lewis Good chief of the Bureau of Health declares the typhoid outbreak in West Philadelphia has subsided with only five new weekly cases. He ties causes to heavy rains and sewer issues while supporting filtered water and future plant readiness to curb typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Lewis Good
Bureau of Health
West Philadelphia
Waring
Havana
Schuylkill
Belmont
Haddock
J. Madison Taylor
Pine Street
Philadelphia Times
Taylor
Roxborough
Wagner Electric, Mustard Answer Westinghouse Patent Suit
In U S circuit court yesterday Wagner Electric Manufacturing Co and its agent John Mustard filed an answer to Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co bill in equity alleging infringement of patented electrical distribution improvements. The defendants challenge the patent’s validity citing prior invention by William E Sawyer and Thomas A Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Electric Manufacturing Company
John Mustard
United States
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
William &E. Sawyer
Thomas A. Edison
Judge rules for Singer in High-arm Philadelphia Singer case
Judge Dallas filed an opinion in the United States Circuit Court in favor of Singer Manufacturing Company against Ida K. Hipple. The suit sought to restrain the defendant from selling sewing machines marked High-arm Philadelphia Singer. Singer claims the use of Singer infringes its longstanding rights dating back about fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
United States Circuit
Singer Manufacturing Company
Ida K. Hipple
Philadelphia
Singer
Common Pleas Court Dismisses Suit Over Railroad Bonds
Common Pleas Court No. 1 dismissed the equity suit by Carrie B Kilgore and others as executors of Simon P Kase against George Burnham and others. The court held the proceedings lacked merit in fact or law and favored the defendants with a period to file exceptions. The case involved bonds of the Danville Hazleton and Wilkesbarre Railroad used as security for money borrowed and later leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Carrie B. Kilgore
Simon P. Kase
George Burnham
William P. Henszty
Edward Longstreth
John H. Converse
Edward G. H. Williams
M. Baird & Co
Danville, Hazleton and Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Danville Road
Claims for False Arrest Against Officer Morris
James Monteith files suit in Court No 1 seeking damages from Samuel Morris of the Thirty fourth district for alleged assault and battery and false arrest. Monteith says on Sunday April 28 he stood on his doorstep when the officer, without cause, arrested him and struck him in the face before dragging him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monteith
Samuel Morris
Thirty-fourth District
Monteith
Writ of ejectment against Charles B. Gross in lease dispute
Elizabeth Wilson filed a writ of ejectment from the Common Pleas Court against Charles B. Gross at the northwest corner of Vine and Frazier streets. The case alleges Gross violated lease terms by tearing down a sale sign on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wilson
Charles B. Gross
Vine and
Frazier Streets
Common Pleas Court
Gross
Adjudication in Scott estate in Orphans Court
Judge Ashman in Philadelphia Orphans Court filed an adjudication in the Anna D. Scott estate under Philadelphia Trust Company as trustee. The will residues go to Mrs. Scott and four children. after Mrs. Scott’s February death a codicil provision affected the distribution. The case notes balances of 2,175,940.38 principal and 8,165.12 income, with distributions to be scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bickley
Fidelity Trust Company
James P. Scott
Edgar T. Scott
Mary D. Scott
Caspar Wister Estate Adjudication Award Made
Judge Ashman in Orphans Court adjudicated the Caspar Wister estate. The balance of principal totaling 63,705.88 was awarded to Horace H. Furness surviving trustee under the will. The trustee also holds real estate and mortgage interests as part of the trust estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashman
Orphans’ Court
Caspar Wister
Horace H. Furness
Licenses Withdrawn From Retail and Wholesale Liquor Trade
Ten retail liquor dealers one wholesale and two bottlers granted licenses for the coming year failed to pay the required fee and must close. Affected locations include Francis J Callaghan 1825 Moyamensing Ave Patrick Brogan Fifth St and Washington Ave Frank Butterworth 950 Swanson St Joseph Querol 927 S Sixth St Charles A Johnson 330 S Nineteenth St James Tallan 24th St and Fairmount Ave Allen B Warren Mantua Ave and Union St 8 Norman Van Meter 3301 Richmond St John Flanagan Ninth and Ellsworth St Anthony Loftus Ninth St and Snyder Ave Weger Brother bottlers Eleventh ward D F Shull & Brother Market St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Francis J. Callaghan
Moyamensing Avenue
Second
Patrick Brogan
Fifth Street
Washington Avenue
Frank Butterworth
Swanson Street
Joseph Querol
South Sixth Street
Seventh Ward
Charles A. Johnson
South Nineteenth Street
James Tallan
Fairmount Avenue
Allen B. Warren
Mantua Avenue
Union Street
Norman van Meter
Richmond Street
John Flanagan
Ninth
Ellsworth
Anthony Loftus
Ninth Street
Snyder Avenue
Jere Smith & Bro
Market Street
Weger Brother
Northeast Corner
Buttonwood Streets
D. F. Shull & Brother
Wills Heard In Probate Hearings For Multiple Estates
Register of Wills indicates Frederica Schemm estate valued at 106000 to granddaughter Louisa Mussing minus 1000 in small bequests. William H Abbott estate over 350000 with 250000 in real estate leaves widow Sarah G Abbott and son Yarnall Abbott as executors. Other probates include Lucy H Shober Siepetics 108500 Emma A Buckley 6800 Eliza Huston 3100 George Wa Pine 2500 and Sophia Stringer 100 left to Penn Widows Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills
Singer
Frederica Schemm
Peter Schemm
Niagara Falls
Louisa Mussing
William H. Abbott
Sarah G. Abbott
Yarnall Abbott
Carlin
Lucy H. Shober
Siepetics
Emma A. Buckley
Eliza Huston
George Wa Pine
Sophia Stringer
Penn Widows’ Asylum
Court Notes on Charter Changes and Public Works
The court authorized amendments to St Matthew's Church charter and Mary J Drexel House provisions forming a Board of Managers. A personal injury suit by Charles B Ryan against contractor Christian Dear claims injury from an unprotected Lehigh avenue excavation. Assessors appointed to fill vacancies in Common Pleas Court. The Pennsylvania Railroad was allowed to acquire land at Twenty third and Filbert with bond secured damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's . E. Church
Board of Trustees
Charles B. Ryan
Christian Dear
Lehigh Avenue
Miller Street
Ey Ted
Common Pleas Court
Robert Buchanan
John McCrory
Edgar Wright
Moses Porter
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Twenty-third and
Filbert Streets
Twentythird Street
Filbert Street
Schuyill River
Obituary notes for Brigadier General Thomas Wilson and others
Retired U S Army Brig Gen Thomas Wilson died Thursday night in a New York hospital. Born in Washington DC about 75 years ago, he graduated West Point in 1853 and served on the Western frontier and in the Civil War including Lee's surrender. Also noted are the deaths of Dr John L Freny on Staten Island aged among oldest physicians, Mrs Catharine Prettyman 80 and Rev C W Pretden, plus William E Andrews former Albany resident and long-time Ga Gon any B official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilson
United States Army
New York
General Wilson
Washington, D. C
West Point
Army of the
Trues
Catharine Prettyman
Cam
C. W. Pretden
Del
William E. Andrews
Payers
Ga Gon
Henry E. Perrine Dead Leader in Buffalo Business Circles
Henry E. Perrine, a prominent Buffalo businessman and father of Sing Grover Cisvend, has died. The obituary notes his long career and public standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Perrine
Buffalo
Sing Grover
Marriages in City Registry Include Several Couple Listings
Marriage licenses issued include William H. Forgy and Auote Harry Solliday with Jennie Hollan, Charles Milbourn and Marguerite Williams Hearp, J Tarmer and Mary A. Kelly, Stephen Pederke and Aona Wilkus. Death notices not detailed in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MH. Forgy
Auote
Harry Solliday
Jennie Hollan
Charles Milbourn
Marguerite Williams
Hearp J. Tarmer
Mary A. Kelly
Stephen Pederke
Aona Wilkus
Bid List of Named Pairings Appears in Record
A lengthy sequence lists numerous paired names such as Edward J. Patterson with Kenegan John P. Lane and Elizabeth Feaster, William T. Ryan with Anna B R Malseed, Thomas D. Alexander with Ida V. Bowen, Michael J. Warren with Agnes Hughes, and others. No narrative context or action is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Patterson
Kenegan
John P. Lane
Elizabeth Feaster
William T. Ryan
Anna BR
Thomas D. Alexander
Ida V. Bowen
Michael J. Warren
Agnes Hughes
William Barger
Melinda Price
Benjamin Cohen
Hannah Stelmbers
Michael J. Brown
Martha J. Clowley
William A. Curry
Margaret G. Dixon
James M. Mason
Elizabeth J. Hines
Frederick C. Mergard
Julia Platzer
Harry Grossmiller
Rosie
Local Marriages and Obituaries Recorded in Camden NJ
Notices list May 1901 weddings including Duffey Johnson Miley Gorden Littlejohns Hardiker Mussick Kellum Love and Wards Woods with dates and church venues. also obituaries for Margaret Woods and Jane Yates with funeral details and cemetery info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percate
South
Franklin Street
W. A. Ferguson
D. D
Pone Il M. EB
Wil AM
H. Gorden
Mary B. Jattlejohns
Hardiker- Mussick
Scott M. EB
James B. Hardiker
Minnie W. Mussick
Kellum
Love
W. H. Burrell
J. Francois Kellum
Lily
Camden
N. J. Woods
Margaret
John Woods
Anthon
Mary Maher
County Tipperary
Ireland
Callowhill Street
Cathedral
Cathedral Cemetery
Bethlehem
Allentown
Yates
Jane P
Samuel W. Yates
South Thirteenth Street
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Death notices list numerous Philadelphia residents
A long list of death notices and obituaries with names and addresses appears, including Bauer Annie at 239 Christian St and many others such as Bears Harry 424 Pitewater St, Bloom Fannie 523 Kater St, Boyd Rhoda 4212 Ludlow St, Boyle Sarah A 3827 Spring Garden, Bradley Margarette 215 Fore St, Brown Margaret J 1812 N 28th St, Burn Katherine Sprague Ave, Burnett Sarah K 1438 N Camac, Caughlin Mary E 1110 8 29th St, Cavend Pauline 1834 8 2d St, and numerous others. Funeral details follow for several individuals, with service times and burial locations at various churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Au Annie
Christian
Bradley
Margarette
Fore St
Brown
Margaret J
N. 28Th St
Katherine
Sprague Ave
Gtn
Burnett
Sarah K
N. Camac
Caughlin
Mary E
Cavende
Pauline
Cumming
Barthold
Utah St
Cuthbert
Nora
Vine St
Dawson
George P
DE Camp
John C
Oak Lane
Dickson, Olive
Pene St
Dufford
Laura
19Th
Jackle
Worentips
Grimes A
Charles F
T. És Senzle
Viola
LACE
Ist
E. Price
Aceman H. W
N. 16Th St
LA Geica
Katherine L
Salter
LE Y George
N. Mascher St
Low
Oe B
Allen's Lane
BOE Oegeg Whey Cose Sc Excesiss Aerocece
LOWEY
Albert W
W. Cor
Mary W
Trenton
N. J
Pilla
Tierssa
Carpenter
Pollard
Melvina R
Ban- Scheddoffer
Henrietta
A Schoffield
Susanna
Schreck
George
Wood St
Scott
Amanda
34Th
Spriggs
Sarah A
Latona St
Turner
William
Nami
Annie
Nettle
Anna
Vineland
O'Byrne
May E
Curtford St
Owens
Girard Ave
Pantarella
Antoni
S. 9Th St. Oo
Porte
Julius
N. Orianna St
Rhoads
Jacob
Cheltenham Peace
Aia & Yeager
James
Market St
Young
Alice C
Federalsburg
Zimmer
Linzle
N. Orianna
Zimmerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuba
Archbishop Ryan
Central Church
Eighteenth
Green Streets
W. A. Duncan
Boston
George T. Eddy
Holland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Broad
Federal Streets
David Edgar Crozier
Trinity
Trinity Church
Southwark
Endowment
Jesse Y. Burk
Horace F. Fuller
Oo. W. Whitaker
F. M. Taitt
Epiphany Baptist Church
Chestnut
Thirty-sixth Streets
Wayland Hoyt
Torresdale
Young People’s Societies
Turkey
The
Shipbuilding Company
J. Cassatt
Mire
A. J. Cassatt
Mildred Harris Mitchell Harrison
Joan Mitchell Harris
Barra
Joe Batly
Robert EB
Eve Jowell
William Carter
William EB. Carts
Alex
van Rensselaer
A. van
Joseph Widener
Dulles Allen
John Norris
J. Lowther Welsh
Ae Jordan
Evans
R. x Dick
Frank
Cl W
Dremel
W. C. Drexel
Edward Browning
James Reed
Alex. T. van Nest
Carleton Zeilin
Charles E. Mather
Edward M
Edw. Robinson
Howard T. J, Rundle Smith
Randolph Snowden
C. R. Snowden
E. T. Stotesby
W. Stanton Elliott
W. 8. Eliott
Mee Claes
Brougham
Victoria
Frank J. Gould
Sandringham
Sftar
Ewel
Imogene
Angtin
Maryland
Bik. G
Jas. W. Cooke
Altamont
Cheater
A. J. Casnatt
Blale Cassatt
Ch. G
Frank J
Haas
Morrell
Charing Hirt
J Mn Ranret
Howard Willetts
Guy Ward
Mayor
Good
U. S. Circuit Court
Singer Company
Common Pleas Courts
Mary J. Drexel House
John L. Freny
Staten Ieland
Stapleton
Barnes
Daniel
Jane Barnes
Birch Street
Church of the Nativity
New Cathedral Cemetery
Birchell
Charles Birchell
North Reese Street
St. Edward's Church
Grace Brown
Thirty-seventh Street
St. Michael's All Angel Church
Olin
Finerty
Dennis Finer
Memphis
St. Ann's
Laware Avenue
of the Immaculate Conception
Holy Cemetery
Gormary
Michael Gormley
Macklet
Harry
Mackley
Ellen
Edward Sebsliderfer
Lacheral
Somerset Street
McClair
Clara
Wright's Ave
Esses Aweeres
Ellen P
Eabeth
Cedar
Mden Finger
Violet
Mickle
Camdena
Vissil
Wilhelmina
Mt. Vernon
Hotel Cecil
London, W. C
Europe
A. Judah
Reecey
Tak Mreley Instituts
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