Movements of Sea Craft at Principal Ports
Movements of sea going craft at American and foreign ports reported for Philadelphia and New York. Schedules show vessels to arrive and depart, with the Delaware River and Bay news noting the closing of foreign mails.
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Philadelphia
New York
Delaware River
Bay News
Port of Philadelphia Shipping List June 2 Notice
Arrivals listed for June 1 include steamers Raisley Campbell Mameluke Sampson Stettin and others with cargos of iron ore sugar lumber phosphate and ballast. Numerous schooners and steamers from British Dutch and American lines are named with destinations including Baltimore Savannah Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raisley
British
Campbell
Las Palmas
Barker & McCall
Mameluke
Sampson
St. Jago
Barn Line Steamship Company
Gladestry
Simmons
Smith
Savannah
Pettit & Co
Charles Lawrence
Taylor
Nose Mond
Stetson & Winsmore
Sarah W Dougines
Levert
Reds & Nally
J. Holmes Birdsall
T. Megee
Lizzie
Higbee
Kennebec
Ice
Lo Iy & Hudson
Vaughn
Ocean Steamers Arrive and Depart Schedules Uncertain
A fragmented list shows steamers due in Philadelphia and Glasgow with tentative dates in May and June. Entries mention arrivals and departures around June 5, June 9, June 10, and June 12, with places including Glasgow and Swansea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Swansea
Delaware Bay and River News May 30 to June 1 Arrivals and Movements
Delaware Breakwater report lists arrivals including schooners D B Mayhew Annie Godfrey Anita M Reynolds Elle R Simpson Rebecca Jennie N Huddell and bark Carlo Italian to Oporto in tow Mebrer. Several vessels towed including four masted schooner and barges Asa Hughes Pilot etc. Sailed schooner Sarah D Fell Cienfuegos for New York. Passed down steamers Yemassee and others with tows. Anchored off Philadelphia Pennsylvan ia. Greenwich coal piers report Carrie S Hartbarge Lone Star.
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Delaware Bay and
River News
Delaware
D. B. Mayhew
Annie Godfrey
Anita M. Reynolds
Elle R. Simpson
Rebecca
Jennie N. Huddell
Carlo
Oporto
Asa Hughes
Ditto
Sarah D. Fell
Cienfuegos
New York
Barkie Emilia
Girgenti A
W. N
Reedy Island
Yemassee
Richmond
Eading
Boston
Preston
Francis Shubert
Norfolk
William H. Bailey
Groton
Harry B. Ritter
Key West
Tag Tamaqua
Alaska
Merriam An Girard
Pennsylvania
Antwerp
Greenwich
Carrie S. Hartbarge
Lone Star
Multiple steamers and schooners voyage updates to Philadelphia
A scrambled shipping list reports British steamer Vala sailing from Rio on May 30 bound for Philadelphia, Danish Tyr arriving New York May 1, German Werra reaching Gibraltar May 31, and various other vessels with destinations including New York, La Guaira, Curaçao, and Philadelphia. Several schooners and barques are noted arriving or sailing from St John New Brunswick, Brunswick Georgia, and Wilmington with mixed cargo and ports of call.
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Vala
Philadelphia
Rio Janeiro
Tyr
Port Antonio
New York
Valencia
Nassau
Cienfuegos
Westgate
Rotterdam
Werra
Naples
Gibraltar
Persia
Hamburg
Lizard
Basuto
Mauritius
Desusre
St. Vincent
Laguayra
Curacoa
Pottsville
Eee
Lynn
Lincoln
Highland Light
Annina
Leixos
Quiteria
Oporto
Francis R. Baird
St. John
N. B
Mary Ae Sentry
Closing of Foreign Mails at Philadelphia June 2 and 8
Shipping notices list multiple overseas mail closures from Philadelphia including routes to Europe via Southampton Queenstown and Plymouth with timings from 2.30 A M to 11.00 P M. Other departures include Jamaica Curacao Bermuda Nassau Havana and Port au Prince with ships such as Majestic Westernland Yamuri Orinoco and Lucania among others.
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Europe
St. Louis
Southampton
Ireland
Majestic
Queenstown
Belgium
Westernland
Antwerp
Newfoundland
Jamaica
Ethel
New York
Normannia
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Bermuda
Orinoco
Venezuela
Curacao
Caracas
Columbia
Holguin
Overseas Flight Route Note From May 16 to May 23
A brief navigational entry records May 16 positions at latitude 49 45 N longitude 18 W near Darliale Castle with British authority Robertson. and May 23 near Kingston bound for London at latitude 41 20 N longitude 45 08 W.
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Darliale Castle
Robertson
Kingstom
London
Port of New York Arrivals June One
Port of New York arrivals include ships from Britain Germany and the Americas listed with destinations and origins such as Southwark Renee Antwerp Andes Kingston Nachoochee Smith Savannah Tyr Danish Rasmussen Port Antonio Plan German Fendt Hamburg Mississippi Griffiths London Westernland Mareatic Liverpool San Domingo City Turks Island St. Louis Southampton Burgundia Marseilles Prussia Hamburg Meganfia London Westmeath Hampton Tyre Port Antonie.
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New York
Southwark
Renee
Antwerp
Andes
Land
Kingston
Nachoochee
Smith
Savannah
Tyr
Rasmussen
Port Antonio
Sallina
Kymasel
Foxhall
Leslie
Porto Cortes
City of Kingston
Nickerson
Plan
Fendt
Hamburg
Mississippi
Griffiths
London
Westernland
Mareatic
Liverpool
Samana
San Domingo
Turks Island
St. Louis
Southampton
Burgundia
Marseilles
Prussia
Meganfia
Westmeath
Tyre
Port Antonie
Closing of European Mails at New York
Postal notice lists Europe departures from New York on June 2 by the steamer St. Louis at TA. M. with supplementary at 9 A. M. and Majestic at 9 A. M. with supplementary at 10.30 A. M. for Belgium by Westernland on June 3 and Europe by Normannia at 4 A. M. on June 3.
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Europe
St. Louis
TA. M
Majestic
Belgium
Westernland
Normannia
Foreign port arrivals and sailings list amid wartime traffic
A compiled maritime log records numerous ships arriving or sailing from European and Atlantic ports between May 27 and June 1. Vessels including Geestemunde Philadelphia Wismar Venus Pensacola Dortdrecht Salopia Darien Inchisla Norfolk Amsterdam New York Rotterdam Genoa and Hamburg appear with arrival or passage details and dates, reflecting extensive cross ocean traffic and convoy movements.
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Swinemunde
Geestemunde
Philadelphia
Wismar
Venus
Pensacola
Dortdrecht
Oak Branch
Mobile
Norfolk
Sharpness
Salopia
Darien
Hamburg
Inchisla
Amsterdam
Schiedam
New York
Rotterdam
Tabasco
Baltimore
Gibraltar
Werra
Genoa
Portishead Dock
Lony, Pense
Newport News
Bristol
Fayal
Yarrowdale
Devonport
Savannah
Liverpool
Alstermore
Dries Boston
Charilois
Kellly
Elbrust
London
Tatt ¢ Lewis
Prodano
Leith
Prawle
Baltimore Shipping News Arrivals and Departures June 1
Domestic shipping update from Baltimore dated June 1 lists arrivals including steamship Gloucester Howes from Boston steamship Octorara Reynolds from New York schooners Charmer Johnson from Savannah Hester A Waters Fox well from Tarpon Bay and steamer Virginia Porter from Baltimore Pocahontas Graves from Newark schooner Bessie Brown Smith from Philadelphia. Cleared vessels include Berkshire Kirwan Savan nah Fairfax March Boston schooner Jennie Thomas Young Savannah Richmond Va Arrived steamers Virginia Porter Pocahontas Graves nese schooner Bessie Brown listed. Sailed entries mention steamers Winyah ONeill Philadelphia Virginia Porter Baltimore schooner Georgie Clarke Bartlett Bayonne NJ Wilmington NY and other vessels including Oneida arriving New York schooner Ida C Schoolcraft Boone New York Newport News VA and steamers Mariette Ralli Greek Matthiondes Taormina German Muller Orion Boston schooner H J Smith Adams Castries St Lucia barge Majestic Allyn's Point.
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Baltimore
Gloucester
Howes
Boston
Octorara
Reynolds
New York
Charmer
Johnson
Savannah
Hester A. Waters
Foxwell
Tarpon Bay
Berkshire
Kirwan
Fairfax
March
Jennie Thomas
Young
Richmond
Virnia
Porter
Pocahontas
Graves
Bessie Brown
Smith
Philaelphia
Winyah
O'Neill
Philadelhia
Virginia
Eorgie Clarke
Bartlett
Bayonne
N. J
Wilmington
N. Y
Steples
Ida C
Schoolcraft
Boone
Newport News
Mariette Ralli
Ships and vessels news from Philadelphia to New York
The Emma B Shaw grounded near Reedy Island Dyke and was stripped of sails. The Westgate grounded at Maasluis and arrived safely. The Valencia reached Cienfuegos after false wreck reports. Lodore refueled at Buenos Aires while on voyage. The Sarah D Fell dragged seaward and was towed back, then sent to New York. The Ivanhoe reported a buoy adrift in Delaware Bay.
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Philadelphia
Emma B. Shaw
Richmond
Reedy Island
Rotterdam
Westgate
Maasluis
New York
Valencia
Nassau
Mangranilla
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Lodore
Cardiff
Esquimalt
Buenos Ayres
Delaware
Sarah D. Fell
John E. Mebrer
Ivanhoe
Delaware Bay
Minhau Onl
List of schooners carrying coal and other goods in Philadelphia trades
A ledger style entry lists multiple schooners such as J. Holmes Birdsall Emilie E Birdsall 8 St Hudson Traveller Nellie W Craig Sarah Wood Annie Ainslee John W Fingur Mary E Palmer Caroline C Baker Tilger J Frank Seavy and others with coal freight routes between Philadelphia and ports like Providence Groton New Haven Pigeon Cove Middleton Savannah Lynn and Wilmington plus movements to New York and Jacksonville and mentions a British steamer Blagdon with grain and a notation of port charges and tonnage.
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J. Holmes Birdsall
Philadelphia
Providence
Emilie E. Birdsall
Groton
St. Hudson
Pigeon Cove
Traveller
Middleton
P. T
Nellie W. Craig
New Haven
Sarah Wood
Revere
Annie Ainslee
Falladelphia
Savannah
Ralph M. Hayward
Blagdon
Grain
Philadel
Forth
Denmark
Arn
Ofc
Bee
Chowan
Ternoon
Nis Re
Allace Street
oAryelphia
Emma
William Gnneon
Pineral
Thureau
Jontgmany
Connard
BERT
Corlies Avenue
Darragh
George
Eiisabeth
John Darragh
Maggie
Saines
Eliza Collerton
Ingersoll Street
Twenty-fourth
Master Streets
New Cathedral
Elliott
George H
Elmira Elliott
South Howard Street
Lancaster, Everett
Robert Everett
Malvern
Woodlands Cemetery
West Philadelphia
Farrell
John Farrell
Farrow
Sidney Ball
Daniel W
Matilda N. Farrow
Federal Street
Frank
Cincinnati
Pauline Frank
Leopold Lowenthal
Upper Second Street
Evansville
Indiana
Fulton
James WN
Mary E
James Fulton
Thursda
Gebhard Street
Sixteenth
Race Streets
Gerrett
Ettie
Mary Gerrett Kerkeslager
Jacob Gerrett
William H. Calflesh
North Fortieth Street
Gibbs
Josephine
Charles L
Caroline Gibbs
North Twenty- Sixth Street
Kelly
James Kelly
Kimball Street
Kernan
Terance Kernan
Fairmount Avenue
Mass
Church of the Assumption
Cathedral Cemetery
Kretschmann
Anderson
Ind
Ernest Theodore Kretschmann
Augustus Lutheran Church
Trappe
Southampton Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Kripps
William
Allegheny Avenue
Kyle
Jennie
Hugh
Maggie Kyle
South Darien Street
Ninth and
McKean Streets
Fernwood Cemetery
Lafferty
Frederick P
Elizabeth
William T. Lafferty
Spring Garden Street
Winifred
Charles Lafferty
Parrish Street
Our Mother of Sorrows
Lockhart
Sarah A
John Lockhart
John
Emma Wilson
Pierce Street
McBride
John McBride
Sosi
Meredith Street
Clayon Marshall
Martha A
Edwin Marshall
Bomga
George A. Kruger
Haines Street
Germantown
Matsinger
North Tenth Street
Maurice H. Matsinger
John IE
Thompson Street
Lady Help of Christians
Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Mellor
Henry Mellor
Yorkshire
England
Joseph
North Dean Street
Thirteenth
York Streets
Moore
Robert Moore
Oxford Street
Murphy
Katie
Michael
Margaret Murphy
Chatham Street
Nickel
Edward,jr
Julia A
Edward Nickel
Harrison Republican Club
Sixteenth Ward
Hancock and
Howard Streets
Hanover Vault
O'Ponnell
Catharine Nugent
Eugene P. O'Donnell
Charles W. Miller
Devon
Paul
Charles Albert
Emily D. Paul
North Twenty-second Street
Plant
Harry
Edward J
Aliberta Plant
Germantown Avenue
Greenmount Cemetery
Shea
James
Thomas
Mneers Shea
Urice Shea
Ritchie Street
Ae i Ory
Seimuel A
Par- Smith
AP A
Henry the Tacony
Pilgrim
Supreme Court rules on general average in storm at sea
Cleveland June 1 The U S Supreme Court has ruled in the long running case of El Dorado Wesley and Bay City v J B Donaldson owners. The court held a steamer forced to desert a town during a storm for self preservation cannot be liable for general average loss. The decision sets a valuable precedent and has attracted national attention.
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Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
el Dorado
George W. Wesley
Bay City
J. B. Donaldson
Taw
Spring Medicine and Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsement
An old period ad discusses spring health, urging readers to use a pure medicinal whiskey. It promotes Duffy’s Pure Malt as superior to inferior brands, claiming physicians and chemists endorse it and noting many druggists push lesser products.
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Duffy's
Marriages and Deaths Licenses List of Couples
A long list of marriage licenses and notices shows couples paired for 1897 ceremonies including George A. Lough and Laura E. Bullwinkel and John D. Martin and Annie Turner among many others. The segment also records obituaries and funeral notices for residents like ANNE ANSTIS and MARY A. ARMSTRONG with service details and locations.
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George A. Lough
Laura E. Bullwinkel
George Leicht
Mary E. Biddel
Charles Oesterle
Clara Hinchbey
John A. Fitzpatrick
Katie B. Hopkins
Harvey S. Williams
Mary A. Gray
Patrick Scully
Ellen Monahan
George Leinhos
Hetwig Nau
Louis H. Hoyt
Mary Paddock
George W. Rose
Pauline Olfintrap
Louis Carrigan
Sarah Maguigan
Richard J. McDonald
Margaret B. Conroy
Michael Phillips
Margaret Kelly
John F. Hickman
Maggie T. Smith
Nelson Johnson
Emma Robinson
Evan O'Neil Kane
Lila Rupert
Jay Morgan Morris
Alice Gridley
John J. Burke
Mary C. Godfrey
Marriott
Morris
Jane G. Rhoads
John Graham, Jr
Priscilla Cooper
Charles M. Foster
Estella Stokes
George B. McKenna
Lillian M. Macher
Michael Goldbaum
Emma N
Frances Kirschenbaum
John Delaney
Margaret H. McHenry
Charles E. Bentley
Florence A. Lewis
George A. Shuster
Evadne M. Salkeld
William Chelins
Lizale Kelley
Andrew Schmidt
Katie Lochel
William F. Villiger
Bertha M. Spiegelberg
Meyer Katz
Mallie Samatistic
Abraham L. Priestley
Ella R. Wimner
William H. Schooles
Laura A. Ross
Samuel £. Lee
Mary L. Barnes
David C. Grier
Georgie M Lewis
Walter H. Jackson
Sallie BE. Siegel
John R. Morrill
Ida M. Graeber
Robert Auckland
Sallie Cookenback
William H. Megarge
Edith EB. Harris
Irvine L. Tillston
Sarah Shapley
William F. Horan
Hannah M. O'Dea
Jacob M. Baer
Helen M. Cornell
Multiple Obituaries Listing Funeral Notices From Philadelphia
A dense list of funeral notices and obituaries recounts numerous local deaths and services. Entries name the deceased, ages, residence, and funeral details including dates times and burial places across Philadelphia and nearby towns.
Spectral Vptices Mind Training and Individual Culture
Miss Leliae Patrie lectures on mental power and physical expression at 1710 Chestnut Street. Private pupils limited. round table work in practical psychology for teachers and lecture courses for women’s clubs offered. Correspondence to Miss L Patridge 78 Lansdowne Pa.
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Leliae
Patri F
Chestnut ST. Chisses
L, KE
Patridge
Lansdowne
Weekly payment plan offers 70s goods and furniture
The notice advertises Engel & Brunswick Reliable Credit House offering a 70s range of goods from clothing to furniture with a $10 down and $2 weekly plan and gifts for commissions. It also lists various other products and services including pills, piano storage, and high prices for cast-off clothing, with multiple vendors and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engel & Brunswick
Reliable Credit House
North Second Street
Times Office
M. Katz
South St
Situations Wanted and Local Notices Compile
A mixed page of male situations wanted including German-speaking driver and tool dresser interests, an experienced salesman seeking engagements, a physician assistant inquiry, a sorelored man seeking coachman work, and a lost policy notice from American Fire Insurance Co. Also listed are several theatre and vaudeville advertisements, rentals, and upcoming sports events at Chestnut Street venues, with dates and admission details. The fragment includes opera house listings, ticket prices, and public notices from Philadelphia venues and sports parks.
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Times Office
I. P
Bicycles and Bricycles and Related Offers
An assortment of bicycle ads from 19th century vendors advertises enamel finish, transfer work, and repairs by Juniata Mfg. Co. at 8 South Thirty-ninth Street, with guarantees or refunds. John P. Berkholtz offers repairs at 409 Cherry Street. Green advertises theater and hires for tandem and single wheels at 40 South Broad Street. Chase & Campbell promote a stock investment scheme at 12 Union Square, New York, claiming weekly returns with no stock speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belcher & Company
Walnut Street
Liberties
New
Syracuse
Featherstone
Manhattan Loan and Storage Co
Vine
Walton
E. S. Lippincott & Co
Vine Street
Tuniata Mfg. CO
Thirtyninth St
Juniata Mfg. CO
South Thirty-Ninth Street
John P. Berkholtz
Cherry Street
GREEN
South Broad Street
Chase & Campbell
Union
N.Y
Clearing Sale of Women's Taffeta Silk Waists
A clearing sale offers 250 women’s taffeta silk waists elegantly made and finished. Prices had been $6.50 and $7.00, now reduced to a new low in this sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevill’s
Oxford
Paris
Russia
Bargain Silks and Fabrics in Seasonal Taffetas Colors
Readers are offered high grade silks and double faced satins at deep discounts. 3 inch and 4 inch widths priced well below regular. Black ribbons and various colors highlighted. Men shirts and ties promoted with multi-item markdowns including shoes and damask offerings.
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Abe
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News OF the Shipping World
the Foreign Mails
Port OF
Beacon Light
Copenhagen
Gust. Heye
Verona
Masson
Tampico
Glyde & Co
Benefactor
Townsend
W. P. Clyde & Co
Davis
Troy
Albasy
W. P. Clyde
Bee Englet
Donovan
W. P. de Wanahe
Rolf
Torgensen
Re & Co
Unionen
OCEAN
Silaaeae
Germany
Bawtry
Amtwerp
Germanic
Patria
Thampton Westernland
Santare Mississi
Nebra
Havre Etruria
Averpool Aller
Bremen
Kaiser Wil Anchoria
Enon Teutonic
Dune
Saale
St. Paul
Routheempton
Victoria
Campania
SOMO
Liverpool Mobile
Wee
Une
Fornessta
Tiessse
Champagne
Indoma
Berlin
Southamton Aurania
Toiverpoo
Britannic
Bismarck Eobesss
Mamburg
Umbria
Ethiopia
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Gascogne
Tendewee
Havre
Massachusetts
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Remen
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Carr—Lord
W. H. van Horn
Kaighn’s Avenue
Frank H. Carr
Anna.m. Lord
Beverly
Duffield
Eacoe
H. Burrell
Cooper Street
Camden
Samuel Duffield
Mary Hesson
Forbes—Faddis
W. H. Burrell
George A. On Kbes
Tennte Faddis
Coatesville
Washington Avenue
C. We ‘Pickle
James H. Potter
Lidip V. Maull
Silver—Sewell
Holy Trinity Church
Neb
Bish Worthington
Horac Percy Silve
Agnes Caroline
Thomas Sewell
Lincoln, Neb
Anstis
Anne
Mary A. Beatty
Omas
Beckenbach
Robert
Booth
Joshua W. Brown
Ethel May
Burke
Burton
Helen
Ge B. Nard
Nertolette
Akers
Darvene
Dollerton
Orge Ealntt
Evere Farrell
Sidney B
Ibbs
Terance
E.T. Krips
Fred
P. Lockhart
Marshall
Maurice H. Meier
Henry
Edward, Jr
Parmenter
Anna K
Chas. A
Isabella W. Smith
Richard
Talbot
Samuel
Geo
Twaddell
Lester
Welch
Livzie
Wright
Robert Anstis
Aspen Street
Hare Street
Armstrong
Mary A
John A. Armstrong
South Wood Street
Burlington
Beatty
Thomas Beatty
Columbia Avenue
Joshua W. Booth
Montgomery Avenue
Old West Grove
Broad Street
Brown
Bethel May
A. Thomas
Adaline Brown
Delaware County
John Burke
James Bougherty
Monument Road
Belmont Avenue
St. Bridget's Church
St. Dennis
Zabeth Gaeten
Zabeth Gaeten “Burton
Tojay
H. Creed Coates
Forts Fourth
Spruce Streets
Carr
James Carr
Fonteal
Betricks Church
Heian Lant
LA Franco
St. Cloud Pharmacy
Arch
American Fire Insurance Co
E. Cor
Tenth and
Walnut Streets
Phila
W. Burkart
Universite. OF Pennsylvania
Grand Radio Tating Tpo
Montgomery Ave
Chestnut
the Castle
Quare Opera Co
Gilbert and Mime Condoliers
Mats
WANG
Ilmore
Mars
Peter F. Dailey
Marion Manola Mason
Jack Mason
Kate Davis
Cinematographe
YCEUM
NEW Henry Burlesque, ¢ Company
Great European Museum
Nut Street
Neubauer
Ball Park
Yaenee
Isstles
Lasa’s
Filbert
Metropolitan Loan and Storage Comespany
Market Street
Out Pee Metropolitan Loan and Storage CO
Consolidated Bicycle Manufacturers’ and Jobbers' Syndicate
Liberty
Fourth Street
A. Borland
Poplar
J. Clark
Richelieu
Itc
J. Allen
Hardman Decker Bros
Fischer
Dutton's
Quaker City Carpet Cleaning CO
Nterprise
Twenty-First Street
GME CO
Girard Ave
yAnnets
Orn
Race St
Thomas A, Kershaw
Exchange Storage Company
North Eighth St
North Eighth
Chestnut ST
Neat & Buettner
Arch Street
Thomas M. Dudley
Passyunk Ave
Ain
Fowler & Hanna
Adies
Yanne
Tighest
Ganitantown WN Avenue
ILLIARD_ “pool
Frank Rosatto
South Eighth St
Schools and Colleges
LMS College
Chestnut Street
North Frost Street
Orienti Ene
United Security Life Insurance and Trust CO
Parkside Avenue
Fifty-Second Street
George's Hill
Fairmount Park
Mod
Mecouch Brothers
Merion
Merion Station
ER. H. Cathrall
Newtown Square
Bryn Mawr Road
H. A. Webster
T St
Offiestnut St
Walnut St
Market St
Delaware Ave
N. Sixth St
George H. Lea
7Th St
Thos, J. Hunt
Henry Jones
Twelfth Street
Alfred B. Gman
Franklin BuilDing
Twelfth St
Thomas J. Hunt
Woney
Wnoney
Penntual Loan Institution
Hale Building
Flavell’s
Opticians
Levi & Joseph
Sansom Street
ODAKS
Tho H. McCollin
Jeanedy Boardwalk
Michigan Avenue
Atlanty