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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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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Name
Furness
Glasgow
Geo
Liverpool
Minnehaha
London Ay
Louisiana
New Orlea Hamba
Marie Theresa Oes
Gibraltar Sea
Friesland
Evvenses Antwe Pee
Madiana Ee
Citta di Genova
Colonateeue
Laurentian Aples
New York
Tion
Kron Pring W
Bremen
Citta del Milano
Eteves
Naples
Paul Eee
Southampton
Heeland
Ewes
Antwerp
Majestic Eteeee
Columbia
Heal Grosse Kulturat
LiAultaine
Arvre
Celtle Une
Averp
St Louis
Ware
Rhmington
Laurentian
Frieslandeabee
Hatlarp
Germanie
Verpool
Lorraine
Une
A.maure Arbarossa
Ethiopia
Laagon Mesaba Abo
Enon
Etruria
Rotterdam
Utente
Atricia
Hambure
Auguste Viet
N. Philadelphia
Eautha Ca
Tentonte
Southwark
Peewerpremen Aseceey
Cymric Jdune
Ttrave
Eee Astoria
Gla Minneapol
Campania Noordam
Laverperpool
Vaderland
Blaecher Ae
Hamburg
Phoenicia
Dune Sles
M. Theresa
Genoa
St Paul Esbeee
Fred. der Gros
Fuerst Bism
la Savoie
Havre
Saile
Norway
North Cape
Spitsbergen
Ingreestons
Ute
Bink
Iron and Steel Association Agures
Washington
United States
London Commercial Intelligence
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
Germany
Russia
France
Poge Pd Rg Tote
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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