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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1902

Page

11

Shipping News From Philadelphia Harbor Briefs

Key arrivals and departures listed for June 1 in Philadelphia and Delaware River ports. Vessels include Mascot, Nedennes, Gulf Stream, Archival liner Belgenland, and bark France Marie with mixed cargoes. Also notes on breakwater tides, scheduled arrivals, and ships due into New York.

Mascot Amundsen Middlesbro M. M. McCaul Gulf Stream Swain New York William P. Clyde & Co Anthony Groves, Jr Fowler Baltimore F. S. Groves Nedennes Svenningsen Philadelphia Fernandina France Marie la Croix Marseilles Due Arcadia Hamburg Glasgow Avonmouth Rauma Rotterdam Maryland Dune Haverford Liverpool London East Point London Yecht Intrepid Belgenland Hill Yomassee O'Neill Richmond Norfolk Abbles Stubbs, Whitney Savannah John H. May Stille Jacksonville Overfalls Watson Lint Port Antonio Reedy Island

Maritime arrivals and sailings across US ports and abroad

Shipping reports list steamers and schooners arriving at Baltimore Charleston Savannah and Galveston with crews destinations and towing barges. Vessels include British American Norwegian and Spanish ships bound for Boston New York Philadelphia and Baltimore among others. Also noted are sailings to Liverpool Dublin and Port Antonio and multiple tug towings and cargo movements.

Thia Deans Tyne Plymouth Nellie W. Hawlett Mumford Pascagoula Inishtrahull Boston Glasgow Scilly Minneapolis New York London Moville Hamburg Graf Gherarg Bremen Southampton Tne Gibraltar Lahn Genoa Naples Port Bads Athesia Ger Wagner Bl Cid Baker Chalmette Birney Havana Beverly Selder Liverpool Imogen Shanghai Lincluden Norfolk Snyg Gibara Mark Avanti Freemantle City of Baltimore Charleston Grace van Duren Virginia H. B. Homan Hillsboro N. B J. FE. Dubignon Savannah Lucey GB Friend Kennebec Baltimoraf Jane Rune British Evans Rotterdam Shields Essex Parker Providence Ericson Grace Philadelphia Bradford C. French Look Washington D. C Eashby Edgar Ross Quillen Martha Pf Small Barlow Portsmouth Hercules Stafford Coosaw Charles F. Marer McLeod Beaton Sweepstakes Annie M. Ash Fall River William K. Backer Lackawanna Cape Henry Brilliant Keller Flushing Brookline Frances Port Antonio Brelfond Bellesen Tarpun Bay Dodo Johannesen Chesapeake Richardson Lord Iveagh Dublin Simon Dumols Nieuwegaar Orient Roberts Harbor Island Stellxy B Kaplan Merritt Britannia 8. C Arapahoe Kemble Jacksonville Apache Bearse Fame Avahoe Johnson Brunswick Easex Smith Percy Birdsall Peckworthy New Orleans Kirwan Robert McFarland Montgomery Icawrence Campbell Hudson

America First in Steel Production

Washington reports figures from the London Commercial Intelligence showing the United States leads world iron and steel output. 1901 US pig iron production reached 15,878,000 tons, far surpassing the UK and Germany, with US per capita consumption rising to 57 pounds. Exports grew while imports fell relative to total trade.

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Peary Plan to Return Sparks Question of Future Arctic Trips

Mrs. Peary says if Lt. Robert E. Peary returns safely from the North Pole expedition it will likely be his last Arctic journey. She plans to sail to Prayer Harbor in July and hopes to bring him back to Washington, with possible help from the Peary Arctic Club for a vessel.

Washington Robert E. Peary North Pole Peary Howe

Glass Eye for Bull Terrier in Worcester Exhibition Plans

Worcester report notes owners of prize Houston terrier Roland seek a glass eye after distemper cost him sight. Veterinarians expect improved appearance for show purposes. Roland, 18 pounds, brindle and white, sibling to Rosie, noted top terrier lineage with prior accolades in New York, Boston, and Providence shows.

Worcester Mass Houston Roland New York Rosie Holand Braintree Providence Boston

Martha Washington Stamp Featured by Virginia Visit

Judge J B Senor prompted the presentation of the Virginia Mount Vernon report to Postmaster General Payne and Third Assistant Madden. The event celebrated Martha Washington as the first woman on a U S postage stamp issued on her death centennial May 21 1802.

Philadelphia Times Washington J. B. Senor D. Q. Eggleston Commonwealth of Virginia Madden Payne Virginia Board of Visitors Mount Vernon Martha Washington United States Senor Virginia Mount Vernon

Death notices from Philadelphia area May 1902

Obituaries list many residents with dates May 30 to May 31 1902. Entries name John William Amos Sophia Bigler Thomas Buchanan Elizabeth Crissy John Donoghue Charles Gerner Jane Glover Eleanor Hanline Bridget Harkins George Hughes Maria Kinzel Maria Mangini Ary A McClobkey William Meyer Margaret Moore Arthur Purt Ellen DeRenneville Ellen Taylor Katie Vautier and others with times and burial places including Glenwood Fernwood Mount Moriah Holy Cross and Northwood Cemeteries. Funeral details specify attending relatives viewing times and interment preferences.

West Girard Avenue Glenwood Cemetery Buchanan Thomas Buchanan Haverford Avenue Crissy Elizabeth William E. Crissy Parmelia Charles Cooke South Eighth Street Fernwood Cemetery Donoghue John Donoghue Wallace Street Tamaqua Gerner Charles Mary Gerner John Mary Reilly Pierce Street Mase Church of St. Alphonsus Holy Redeemer Cemetery Gleason Clover W. Glearson Arch Street Glover Jane Andrew Glover Thomas Farquhar Broad Nedro Streetea Ferm Rock Northwomn Hanline Elanor Wilson V. Hanline Spring Garden Street Harkins Bridget Harkins Patrick McGuigan Dickinson Street Annunciation Church Holy Cross Cemetery McClobkey Annie James McCoy Walnut Street Maes St. James’ Church

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