Atlantic City Seaside Hosts Noted Guests for Summer
June 1 reports heavy hotel bookings for June and the season with many notable Philadelphians and public figures staying at local resorts. The Times notes real estate sales rising, brisk building, and numerous gatherings at Haddon Hall, Luray, Grand Atlantic, and other hotels as Atlantic City prepares for one of its busiest summers on record.
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Philadelphia Times
Times Bureau
Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic City
William A. Bell
Linwood
Charles H. Bergner
Harrisburg
Haddon Hall
Franklin P. Stoy
Pacific Avenue
Stoy
Grand Atlantic
Albert Dempsey
Allie Dempsey
Washington
Ella Burlock
Philadelphia
Morris Mandel
B. C. Ehrenreich
Benjamin 8. Bentley
William Miller
Williamsport
Kenilworth Inn
L. E. Adams
Wallingford
C. S. Huddle
Lima
Montana
C. Bird Milligan
Edith Cremer
Majestic
L. Hopkins
Strand
J. B. Long
Louisa Long
Lancaster
St. Charles
Pharon Derr
J. E. Ewing
Misa. Ewing
Bleak House
P. J. Graham
New York
Dunlop
John B. Fallsner
Germantown
Joseph B. Fleming
New England
Misses Baker
Shelburne
Miss Gordon
Kenderton
A. Wall
W. E. Bergard
Pierrepont
E. Graham
C. W. Shepherd
Wiltshire
R. T. Field
Boston
W. G. Field
L. Scott
Petersburg
N. H
Ponce de Leon
Marianne Watson
M. Ball
Holmhurst
Edwin R. Kelly
Windsor
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Unclear Names in Public Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Coran W A Sailer Charles O Neil and several Mrs Mrs Miss and Mr. names. No actions dates or places are readable to define the notice scope or stakes.
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Coran
W. A. Sailer
Charles O'Neil
Walter Ea
H. J. Goodin
Benjamin
BE. Heasey
Elizabeth Om
E. H. Walton
Rose Siedench
Season Opens at Cape May With Philadelphia Visitors
Philadelphians flock to cottages at Cape May marking the season opening. Names include Frederick Stovel, Mrs. William A. Holman, Richard Campion, Henry W. Marston, B. S. Kunker, Dr. Thomas G. Morton, Miss R. Bringhurst, J. H. Gemig, and many others occupying or leasing cottages on Ocean Windsor and Lafayette avenues. Former Postmaster General John Wanamaker has donated land to Seaside Home at Cape May Point.
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Philadelphia Times
Cape May
Frederick Stovel
William A. Holman
Richard Campion
Columbia Avenue
Henry W. Marston
Howard Street
B. S. Kunker
Thomas G. Morton
R. Bringhurst
J. H. Gemiig
Ocean Street
Mr. Daily
E. H. Allen
J. W. Simes
Samuel Carpenter
Windsor Avenue
J. W. Wilbraham
H. F. Hunt
Charles M. Allen
Albert BE. Roussell
E. H. Cochran
W. H. Kirkpatrick
Robert 8. Spencer
H. Skipwith Cannell
Charles Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Lafayette Street
Henry Charles Lea
Grant Street
Benton F. Bunn
Hughes Street
Lincoln Godfrey
John Wanamaker
Cape May Point
Jones Wister
Beach Avenue
Heary W. Cattell
Aldine
Logan M. Bullitt
Stockton Row
Allen N. Lukens
Willard Hall Porter
Mary Spencer
William R. Murray
J. P. Crozier Griffith
W. Horace Hepburn
Ayer's Giant Swing over Elk River Ends in Rescue
Dave Ayer, stranded high above the Elk river on a swinging grapevine attached to a mountain tree, climbs back from a perilous height after the vine splits. He grips the vine, ascends fifty feet to three forks, then wrestles with a failed grip as dusk approaches and must finish the climb to safety.
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Philadelphia Times
Charleston
W. Va
Dave Ayer
Elk River
Big King
Pennsylvanias 145th commencement week schedule unfolds
The University of Pennsylvania will grant over 500 degrees during a four day commencement in June 1901. Activities begin June 6 with Telesophic Society exercises, then Philomathean Society on June 7 and class reunions June 8. Events include baccalaureate June 9 and class day June 10 with ivy planting, alumni gatherings, and final exercises June 12 at the Academy of Music led by James M. Beck.
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University of Pennsylvania
Telesophic Literary Society
College Hall
Philomathean Literary Society
Mu Phi Alpha Fraternity
Architectural Alumni Society
Heroes OF the Hour
Alumni Society of
Dental Department
Kent Law Club
Students’ Legal Historical Society
Legal Historical Society
William Draper Lewis
Hampton L. Carson
General Alumni Society
John 8. Wise
New York
United States
Virginia
Academy of Music
Pennsylvania
Board of Trustees
James M. Beck
Marshall Seminary Day Adds Oration and History Honors
The Marshall Seminary for Young Ladies at Oak Lane held a day of class exercises at 8 PM in the school drawing room. Rev Dr J D Martin gave the address, Sadge Vy Sherrer presented the class history, Marie Borgner gave the ivy oration, and Bunton delivered the class prophecy. Next Tuesday at 4 PM the Alumnae Association will meet, and at 8 PM the annual commencement will be in Melrose Hall followed by the annual dance. Graduates include Mabel Schachtel Rowe Buffalo NY Pauline Edyth Reid Uniontown PA Marie Geibach Borgner this city Lulu Mae Crabb Chicago and Anne Maria Newell Sloane St Paul MN.
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Marshall Seminary For
Oak Lane
J. D. Martin
Sadge Vy. Sherrer
Marie Borgner
Bunton
Melrose Hall
Mabel Schachtel Rowe
Buffalo
N. Y
Pauline Edyth Reid
Uniontown
Marie Geibach Borgner
Lulu Mae Crabb
Chicago
Anne Maria Newell Sloane
St. Paul, Minn
Alumnae and Graduates Dine at Women’s School of Design
The alumnae and graduates of the Women’s School of Design at Broad and Master streets gathered for their annual alumnae dinner in the school assembly room. Seventy two covers were laid with program features including class poem prophecy and history readings by Miss May Pelly Miss Lou I Bartlett and Miss Ida Waldie. Principal Miss Emily Sartain and others spoke. Music and a Hamlet burlesque by outside talent accompanied a dance to close.
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Women's School of Design
Broad
Master Streets
May Pelly
Lou I. Bartlett
Ida Waldie
Emily Sartain
Hamlet
Fatal Opposition at Free Bath Day Sparks Saloon Clash
In Chicago a social reformer challenges the opening of a bathing establishment offering free baths for one day. The proprietor concedes the effort failed, noting a rival saloon across the street advertised a free offer, broadening the dispute over public amenities and moral sensitivities.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Don't worry about the weather in a love lyric note
The poem urges patience with nature and love through cold winds and blue skies. It asserts flowers bloom again with sun and rain and reflects the faith of God, attributed to F. L. and a note to the Atlanta Constitution.
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F. L
Atlanta Constitution
Social Calendar Gap Follows City Elite Gatherings
The social notes list multiple October and June weddings and engagements among Philadelphia families. Ida Sagendorph weds George D Codman in early October. Edna Ellison to Mr Flenner in Covington on June 8. numerous teas, dinners, and excursions to Bar Harbor Newport and Europe mark a season of society events.
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Ida Sagendorph
George D. Codman
Miss Sagendorph
Mrs. Sagendorph
South Forty-second Street
Miss Heberton
Elizabeth
Edna Ellison
Mr. Flenner
Covington
Forty-eighth Street
Kingsessing Avenue
Miss Ellison
Louise Ellison
Moss-Lewis Wedding Traced Across N E States
Society pages report the Moss-Lewis wedding drawing guests from Philadelphia New York West Chester Chester and other points. The ceremony took place at Christ Episcopal Church with attendees from multiple regions.
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Philadelphia
Society
New York
Wee
West Chester
Chester
Christ Episcopal Church
Williamson and Moss Wedding in Media and Chester
Miss Esther Lewis Williamson of Media weds James Bradshaw Moss of Chester in a ceremony led by Rev. A J Arnold at Christ Church. Maid of honor Mary Lewis Miller. best man William W Moss. bridesmaids Helen Denis Clara Ward Frances Weeks Alice Smith. Ushers include William Dyer Walter Baker George B Ward and Dr Charles Jack.
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Esther Lewis Williamson
Media
James Bradshaw Moss
Chester
A. J. Arnold
Christ Church
Mary Lewis Miller
William W. Moss
Helen Denis
Clara Ward
Frances Weeks
Rosemont
Alice Smith
Philadelphia
William Dyer
Walter Baker
George B. Ward
Charles Jack
Notable wedding links Carter Bragg in Baltimore
Miss Mary Christine Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Carter married John Herbert Bragg of New York at St John s Episcopal Church Mount Washington The ceremony was led by Rev Dr Reese Fell Alsop of Brooklyn with Rev Wilbur F Watkins Jr of Mount Washington The bride wore white panne crepe with Chantilly lace and orange blossoms The bridal party included maid of honor Miss Mabel Carter and best man David Thomas Carter Numerous ushers from Brooklyn Rye New York Philadelphia and Baltimore attended Guests traveled by private cars to the ceremony and receptions followed at Wayside and at the Baltimore Country Club.
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Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Mary Christine Carter
John M. Carter
John Herbert Bragg
New York
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mount Washington
Reese Fell Alsop
Brooklyn
Wilbur F. Watkins, Jr
Mabel Carter
Anna McC. Summers
David Thomas Carter
William H. Nichols, Jr
Alfred D. Byrne
Samuel H. Lever
Rye
N. Y
Victor Harris
Charles Louis McKeehan
Philadelphia
Lawrence West
W. Strait McCurley
Union Station
Baltimore Country Club
Electric Railway
Adsop
Alsop
Thomas Brier
Edward R. Nichols
George Cole
Plattsburg, N. Y
Eugene Waugh
Summit
N. J
Satchell Cox Wedding in South Bethlehem
Edmund Trowbridge Satchell of Aguascalientes Mexico wed Sara M. Wetherill Cox in the Church of the Nativity in South Bethlehem. Rev. Gilbert H. Sterling preached. Eugenia Cox served as maid of honor. best man was W. Wetherill Cox. The couple left for a two week wedding tour then will reside in Mexico.
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Philadelphia Times
Bethlehem
Edmund Trowbridge Satchell
Aguascalientes
Mexico
Sara M. Wetherill Cox
Walter E. Cox
J. Price Wetherill
Philadelphia
Church of the Nativity
Gilbert H. Sterling
Eugenia Cox
Mary Everett Clinton
Eleanor E. Clinton
Florence Wetherill
Edith Cox
W. Wetherill Cox
Mrs. Satchell
Cadets Prepare Sham Battle at West Point
West Point reports the second class examined in drill next week with outdoor exercises daily. The highlight will be a sham battle Wednesday featuring infantry cavalry rapid fire guns and mountain pack artillery. Officers General Merritt Sickles Schofield and Grant expected at campus drills.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Merritt
Daniel E. Sickles
John W. Clous
Judge Advocate General's Department
Schofield
Fred D. Grant
Obituary notices for Hyman Hymans and others
Obituary notices report Hyman J Hymans 88 died Dayton Ohio inventor of widely used gas meter sought to protect rights in America. Additional notices announce Mrs Sarah Coates De Unger widow of Willis De Unger and mother of Lt Cmdr Allan De Unger died Camden New Jersey. Mrs Laura Harriman wife of Oliver Harriman of New York died Port Chester. Robert Murphy Delaware Raritan Canal collector died Bordentown aged 36. Murphy entered service 36 years ago, son of the late John Murphy of Prince-.
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Hyman J. Hymans
Dayton
Ohio
America
Sarah Coates DE Unger
Willis de Unger
Allan de Unger
Naval Reserves
Penn Street
Camden
de Unger
Trenton
Harleigh Cemetery
Laura Harriman
Port Chester
N. Y
Oliver Harriman
New York
Robert Murphy
Delaware Raritan Canal
Bordentown
N. J
Delaware and Raritan Service
John Murphy
Prince
Railroad Executive D B Robinson Dead in Chicago
D B Robinson former vice president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad died in Chicago. Born in 1847 at St Albans Vermont he was one of the best known railroad executive officers in the country.
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D. B. Robinson
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
St. Albans
Marriages and Deaths from Local Notices
Marriage licenses listed include Benjamin McBride and Margaret C Lewis George W Sweet and Clara F Mast Paul Baumann and Margaretha EF Late Timothy Maloney and Martha Stuhltrenger Daniel V Sullivan and Nora A Ferris Frederick J Jockers and Mathilde E Quest Dr Robert H Macrum and Elizabeth T Roberts William B Hayes and Stella M Paul Harry Landless and Sadie McGowan Cornelius C Kellerher and Mary McCarron John G Fryfe and Jennie Dawson Joseph E Helfer and Sarah M Howell Lewis Bradford and Mary A Weyant Philip Weizenkorn and Rosa Blum Frank F Bradley and Lizzie K Kinkade Rev Harvey A Onque and Mary Patterson William D McGinley and Margaret E Byrnes John H Atwood and Gertrude Everts James Traves and Ann Murphy William J Wilson and Elizabeth Klepinger Frank Campiglia and Louisa Magione Frank J Doerr and Margaret Tobin August Gdroiski and Alexandria Klelka Joseph Price and Nellie Stewart Patrick Donahue and Nora MecNelis John F Mulberin and Mary A Kennedy James Dowling and Mary Cribbin Samuel Gillis and Esther Krosenstaff Frank C Middleton and Jattie Clinch.
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Benjamin McBride
Margaret C. Lewis
George W. Sweet
Clara F. Mast
Paul Baumann
Margaretha EF
Timothy Maloney
Martha Stuhltrenger
Daniel V. Sullivan
Nora A. Ferris
Frederick J. Jockers
Mathilde E. Quest
Robert 8. Macrum
Elizabeth T. Roberts
William B. Hayes
Stella M. Paul
Harry Landless
Sadie McGowan
Cornelius C. Kellerher
Mary McCarron
John G. Fryfe
Jennie Dawson
Joseph E. Helfer
Sarah M. Howell
Lewis Bradford
Mary A. Weyant
Philip Weizenkorn
Rosa Blum
Frank F. Bradley
Lizzie K. Kinkade
Harvey A. Onque
Mary
Patterson
William D. McGinley
Margaret E. Byrnes
John H. Atwood
Gertrude Everts
James Traves
Ann Murphy
William J. Wilson
Elizabeth Klepinger
Frank Campiglia
Louisa Magione
Frank J. Doerr
Margaret Tobin
August Gdroiski
Alexandria Klelka
Joseph Price
Nellie Stewart
Patrick Donahue
Nora MecNelis
John F. Mulberin
Mary A. Kennedy
James Dowling
Mary Cribbin
Samuel Gillis
Esther Krosenstaff
Frank C. Middleton
Jattie Clinch
Listing of residents and obituaries from local area
The list includes residents with street addresses and ages, followed by funeral notices and memorials. Names such as Olive Beckershoff Catherine Bren Catharine Bren, Mary Kenney Michael Gormley Harry Mackley Anna Remley Bertram Osmond and Anna Oehlschlager appear among the obituaries and notices, with dates like May 30 and June 1 and places including Chadwick Street Fernwood Cemetery Cathedral Cemetery St Edward's Church and Annunciation Church.
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Potate
Michael
Lawrence
Cumberland Streets
St. Edward's Church
Dowling
Paul Dowling
Shenandoah
Roxborough Street
Manayunk
St. John’s Church
Westminster Cemetery
Franzen
Louisa
Joseph Franzen
Pee Se
Roxborough
St. Mary's
Freeman
Harry Freeman
Gormley
Mary Gormley
North Thirteenth Street
Church of the Assumption
Old Cathedral
Tery
Kenney
Mary
Harry
Maday
Clarion
Mackley
North Eighth Street
Odd Fellows
MU Upray
North Front Street
James Murray
Oehlschlager
Ellen C
Julius Oehlschla
Moore St
Annunciation Church
Osmond
Bertram T
Mary J
Charles H. Osmond
Dudley Street
Jane
Stinsen
John
Mercy Street
Vache
Newkirk Ee
Anna E. Topyer
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William R. Huntingdon
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Robert S. Gawthrop
DeWitt Barlow
Frank B. Evans
Samuel Crowther
Samson McDowell
Arthur D. Rees
William Paul O'Neill
T. F. Cadwalader
Glee Club
Marshall Seminary
Banquet of Women’s School of Design
Miss Hill
School For Girls
Spruce Street
Church of the Covenant
Eighteenth
Spruce Streets
Floyd W. Tomkins
J. Biddle Porter
Bar Harbor
J. M. P. Price
Mrs. de Grasse Fox
South Thirteenth Street
Blight
Atherton
Newport
Anna W. Foulke
Gwynedd
Haines Fall
D. Murray Bohlen
Chestnut Hill
Evelyn Virginia Howell
Francis H. Bohlen
May Reeves
Clay
Ryder
Jacob
John H. Ingham
Major McC
Dahlgren-Lehr
Edward Morrell
Joseph Drexel
Josephine Drexel
Ellen Drexel Paul
James W. Paul, Jr
A. J. Drexel Biddle
George W. Childs Drexel
Livingston Ludlow Biddle
Charles B. Penrose
Alexander van Rensselaer
Harjes
Paris
Henry P. McKean
Penrlyn
Pride's Crossing
Anna R. Pomeroy
South
Thirty Ninth Street
Lettle McCorkle
Wilmington
Bessie
Helen Leger
Clayton
Harry B. Rosengarten
Arminia C. Rosengarten
Elm Farm
George TD. Rosengarten
South Twenty-first Street
Broad Street
Malvern
John B. Shober
Marguerite Sayens
Ferdinand Johnson
St. Philip's Church
Laura Bucknell
Mary V. Houston
Helen Richards
Olga P. Clinton
Agnes Royal
Jeannette Hope
Marie Megary
Emily Dining
Margaret Mullen
West Philadelphia
Rome
Oakley
Harry Beylard
St. Alban’s Place
Walnut Street
Charles Whelen
Barney
Frederick Thurston Mason
Charles B. Wright
W. 8. Ellis
Central Methodist Church
John 8. McConnell
Henry Gordon Thunder
Agnes E. Snyder
Frank G. Cauffman
Edith Wood
R. G. Pierson
Laura Wood
Stanley Cauffman
Montgomery Ford
Eliza W. Klauder
W. R. Bodine
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Saviour
Thirty-eighth Street
Chestnut
Springfield Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
William Bunting
May
Clarence V. Sill
Friends' Meeting House
Darby
Alexander J. Cassatt
Chiswoll
Haverford
Evander B. Bonniwell
Thomas J. J. Bonniwell
United States Volunteer Infantry
May Bowers
Susan Bowers
Marie E. A. Bonniwell
Josephine R. Bonnwell
Rathberyde
Ernest V. B. Douredoure
M. T. Donoghue
Edward Davie
Gerald Griffin
Joseph L. Galen
Herbert Hillicker
P. F. Kernan
William H. Ryan
Ha Hofhheimer
Viola Jenny
Mosebach
North Broad Street
Miss Hofheimer
Maude Blittersdorf
Edward Watson Pedrick
Eity
Frank A. Wilkinson
Frank Wallace
John Morton
Buchanan
Doerr
North Marshall Street
Philip Doerr & Sons
Philip Doerr
Brodhead
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Bewort League
California
City
Germany
Hertfelder
Twentyfourth Street
Montgomery Avenue
Charles Cook Simpson
William A. Simpson & Sons
Martie Phillips
Poplar Streets
Pocono Mountains
Elmer Dyer
Ella 8. Gillett
May Lackey
Annie Reger
Edith Reger
Flora Thornley
Edith
Miss Thornley
Samuel Shaw
North Forty-second Street
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London
England
France
Thousand Islands
Abraham Shaw
Ontario
Canada
Miss King
James M. King
Colonial
Diamond Street
Epworth League
Lake George
Ella G. McGann
Mount Vernon Institute of Elocution and Languages
Florence A. Hanaford
J. Maxwell Bullock
Albert H. Rosewig
C. H. P. Nason
Lloyd W. Townsend
John Hardenbrook Townsend
United States Naval Academy
H. J. Rumville
William J. Sewell
Carlsbad
East Side
R J Scott McCracken
Alpheus McCracken
Gertrude Schrack Fricke
Harry Fricke
Del
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Camden County Golf Club
Woodbury Country Club
Walter Anderson
David Anderson
Etta Garwood
Monmouth Street
Gloucester
Emma Mina Mott
Burlington
J Lindley Hall
Justice Brewer
Karrick
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Liberty Hall
Thompson's Point
Lake Champlain
Justice
Rutherford Bingham
Nova Scotia
Sian
Bingam
Charles Segrave
Jessie Stone
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Stone
Segrave
Glanmore Castle
County Wicklow
Ireland
Laura Canby
East Gloucester
Mass
Joseph B. Kent
Elizabeth Kent
John 8. Gittings
Gittings
Manly
Richard McSherry
McSherry
Marguerite Waters
Calvert Street
Yee
Carlos R. Waters
Navisink Highlands
William Rockhill Potts
Edith Bre Ycort Potts
Howard Walton
Walton
James Seot Barclay
Southampton
L. i
James A. Stillman
Anne Urquhart Potter
Sherry's
Robert V. McKim
Ad Place
West Ridge
Cooperstown
J. Kennedy Tod
Innis Arden
Sound Beach
Conn
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Satchell-Cox
Exico
Sham
Allen
Thomas
Milvale
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Birch St
Ne St
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Lewis St
Finnerty
Neffic
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Foster
N. Weflingt
Fox
Edward
Gatzmer Place
Furey
Andrew
Delaware
Geiger
Anna M
Hidge Ave
Green
Hannah
N. Mth St
Gruber
W. Diamond St
Hayer
Adam K
Higgins
Crease
Hoadley
N. Corlies
Hutton
Lottle P
Redfield
Hyde
Elise
Oxfordicholas St
Krimmer
Catherine D
Kristope
Joseph
Merce
Eliz
Dorothy
Muller
Gottlieb
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Lowhill St
Randolpt
E. Pater
Myers
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O'Neill
James
Patton
Patton St
Porter
Hattie
Addison Standall
Jane R
Remley
Anna C
Schrener
John J
Ing Ave
Arene
Mifflin St
N. 27Th
S. Broad
Schwartz
Samuel
Searle
Mullet Sensbauer
Hss
Smith
N. Summer
John B
Philad Tall
Chelsea A
Oe Tuchy
Patrick
Hospital
A. Howard
Hoffman
Wallen
Gertrude
E. Collingsdale
Wicat
Barbara
Watkins
Willey
St. 18Th St
William
Frank
Young
N. 25Th St
Yianos
Bell
Estey
A. B. Chase C
Allegher
Mason & Hamlin
Wilcox & White
Columbia
Ludwig Piano Co