Movements of Sea-Going Craft at Principal Ports
Shipping news notes changes in vessel movements at major ports including Philadelphia New York and Delaware Bay. Schedules show arrivals departures and mail closings affecting trade and harbor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Delaware River
Bay News
Port of Philadelphia Seaport Arrivals List June 3 All Items
The Port of Philadelphia reports arrivals on Thursday June 3 including steamers Nederland Belgian Apfeld Antwerp and more with cargoes of sugar iron ore pineapples ice ballast lumber and ballast items. Notable names include W P Clyde & Co Anthon Groves Jr Grace F B Groves Richards Willing Fowler and Pettit & Co among others. Mariners and shipments traverse several destinations including New York Baltimore London Stettin and Port Spain with multiple sugar and ice consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nederland
Apfeld
Antwerp
International Navi Company
City of Newastle
Jones, Poti
Theo
Ruger & Co
Vedra
Prout
Hamburg
Shields
O. G. Hempstead & Son
Strathness
Dur- Sen
Mokta
Harris
Stettin
Sugar
Barnwood
British
Rogers
St. Jago
Barn Line Steamship Company
Cee “Warren
New York
W. P. Clyde & Co
Anthon Groves, Jr
Grace
Baltimore
Groves
Richard Willing
Fowler
Winyah
Simmons
Richmond
Savannah
Lumber
Pettit & Co
Kendall
Kennebec
Ice
J. ‘Alton Mitchell
Abbie H. Gheen
Taylor
Wilmington
Del
Ballast
Seater Allen Green
Nickerson
J. L. Nicholson
Edith L. Allen
Darrah
Eissing & Haldt
Wilmington Arrival of Schooner Harriet with Lumber Cargo
The schooner Harriet, owned by Kerlin Denéau and Megee & Co, arrived at Wilmington from Galveston with a cargo of lumber. Captain Charles T Megee is listed among the principal parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Harriet
Kerlin, Denéau, Galveston, Lumber
Charles T, Megee & Co
Clearances Thursday June 38 and Towage Orders Listed
A long list of ships and goods clearance notices appears, naming steamers, British and American firms, port towns, and vessels including Beechwood towing barge for Portland and multiple envoy ships such as Davie Flushing Main Miramichi and others. The document records consignments and associated carriers with numerous names and destinations across ports like Boston Baltimore New York Providence and Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrakhan
Davie
Flushing
Gust
Heye
Raisley
British
Campbell, Tralee
Barker & McCall
Falkland
Main
Miramichi
N. B
L. Westergaardt & Co
Giuseppe Carvaja
Itadian
Martorana
New York
Paul Pehl, Jr., & Co
Bawtry
Stavely
Bangor
C. G. Hempstead & Son
Williamsport
Godfrey
Boston
Beechwood
Portland
Taylor
Anthony Groves
Grace
Baltimore
Seeren Fichars Au Hag
Fowler
Groves
Gait Srean
Tunnell
Richmond
Clyde
Ldsboro
Swain
W. P. Clyde & Co
McMann
McSha
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Listed for Philadelphia and Europe
Shipping notices show steamers expected to arrive in Philadelphia by June 5 and June 6 from Glasgow and Liverpool, with vessels Assyrian Waesland and Minnesota scheduled for June 9. Departures from Philadelphia include Belgerland and Nederland with Waesland and Assyrian listed among outbound services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Waesland
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Belgerland
Nederland
Waaesland
Minnesota
Delaware Bay and River News Update from June 1
Delaware Breakwater notes arrivals of schooners John W. Fox C M Harris Samuel Hart and William L Elkins. Departures include D B Mayhew Annie M Reynolds Rebecca Jennie N Huddell Annie Godfrey. June 2 brings Parthian sailing to Boston. John B Coyle arrives from Cienfuegos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
John W. Fox
C. M. Harris
Samuel Hart
William L. Elkins
D. B. Mayhew
Annie M. Reynolds
Rebecca
Jennie N. Huddell
Annie Godfrey
Parthian
Philadelphia
Boston
John B. Coyle
Cienfuegos
Beechdene
Philadelp
Marseilles
Gate II
Flushing
Forei
Berks
Hercules
Carlo
Oporto
Reedy Island
Viola
Archangel
Bawtry
Bangor
Gulf Stream
Igor Va
Maritime arrivals and departures list for Philadelphia trade
British steamers and schooners from ports like Glasgow Samar and Philadelphia arrive or sail at Halifax New London Newburyport and Boston. Vessels include City of Dundee Assyrian Corean Lorton Gogeburn and P. T. Barnum with cargoes and destinations Phila Woolwich Amesbury Providence and Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Dundee
Samarang
Philadelphia
St. Michael's
Assyrian
Glasgow
Halifax
Uarnford
St. Jago
Fort de France
Corean
Liverpool
Lorton
Hampton Roads
Caleta Buena
Gogeburn
New York
Taltal
Jennie Hulbert
Providence
William M. Wilson
Newport News
Herbert E
Amesbury
Newburyport
van Name and King
Allyn’s Point
New London
P. T. Barnum
Three Marys
Charles M. Patterson
E. H. Weaver
William E. Downes
A. A. Shaw
New Haven
Thomas F. Pollard
Cone
Sarah A Lucy
Philadelphi
Richmond
James Rothwell
Gage
Philad
Hattie P. Simpson
Boston
Woolwich
Moberts
Amy
Phila
Asey
Jacksonville
Foreign Malls Close as Clippers Sail for Europe
Closing notices list sailings from Fortune Island and Port au Prince routes for Europe and various European destinations. Timings include 6.00 A M for Adirondack Costa Rica and 11.00 P M for Lucania via Queenstown, with listed countries and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fortune Island
Port Au Prince
Jamaica
Savanilla
Carthagena
Adirondack
Costa Rica
Europe
Lucania
Queenstown
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
Egypt
British India
Shipping Schedules Link to Europe and Americas by Steam Lines
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of sailing times and routes to Europe the Americas and various islands. Mentions ships like Wordeworth, City of Nome, Andes and Prins Hendrick with destinations including Scotland Norway Haiti Cuba Mexico and Guianas. Timings range around 4.30 to 8.00 A M for multiple legs and special addressing clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
la Touraine
Glasgow
Fortune Island
Jeremie
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Andes
Campeche
Chiapas
Tabasco
Yucatan
City of Washington
Mexico
Cuba
Haiti
Comana
Carupano
Prins
Hendrick
Venezuela
Curacao
Trinidad
British
Dutch Guiana
Norway
Amerika
Great Britain and Ireland
Belgena Ee
Port of New York Arrivals List Roundup
Arrived at New York on June 3. Ships include Servia from Liverpool Vel Ma vel from Bremen Vittoria Progresso Patria from Hamburg Naples Panama Havana Gladiolus Messina and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Servia
Liverpool
Mavel
Bremen
Vittoria
Progresso
Patria
Hamburg
Britannia
Naples
Panama
Havana
Gladiolus
Messina
Shipping ports and vessels listed in June dispatch
A lengthy list of ships and ports appears, naming Normannia Hamburg Si mon Dumois Port Antonio Cufle Liverpool Foxhall Puerto Cortez Friedrich der Grosse Bremen Caracas La Guayra Pocahontas Mediterrane an ports Santiago Nassau Orinoco Bermuda Energia Singapore Exeter City Bristol Trojan Prince Montevideo.
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New York
Normannia
Hamburg
Simon Dumois
Port Antonio
Cufle
Liverpool
Foxhall
Puerto Cortez
Friedrich der Grosse
Bremen
Caracas
la Guayra
Pocahontas
Mediterranean
Santiago
Nassau
Orinoco
Bermuda
Energia
Singapore
Exeter City
Bristol
Trojan Prince
Montevideo
Cleared Ports Mentioned Across Global Route
Clearances list a wide network of destinations including Orinoco Bermuda Caracas La Guayra Puerto Cabello San tiago Nassau Cienfuegos St Jago Exeter City Bristol Strathgyre Quebec Montreal Ticio Bridgetown Bar Ardandha Kingston Belise Livingston Savan Sapelo Adiron dack Port au Prince Savanilla Morace Manchester Grecian Prince Elizabethport Buckingham Havana via Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orinoco
Bermuda
Caracas
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Santiago
Nassau
Cienfuegos
St. Jago
Exeter City
Bristol
Strathgyre
Quebec
Montreal
Ticio
Bridgetown Bar
Ardandha
Kingston
Belise
Livingston
Savan
Sapelo
Adirondack
Port Au Prince
Savanilla
Morace
Manchester
Grecian Prince
Elizabethport
Buckingham
Havana
Philadelphia
Closing of European Mails at New York
The page lists last mail departures for Europe from New York on Saturday with ships and times: Lu canta for France at 5.20 A M Touraine at 7 A M Obdam for the Netherlands at 8 A M City of Rome for Scotland at 10 A M and Amerika for Norway at 11 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Lucanta
France
Touraine
The
Netherlands
Obdam
Scotland
City of Rome
Norway
Amerika
Foreign ship movements and arrivals listed with ports
A long list of ships arriving sailing and passing from lizard Antwerp Scilly New York London Newport News Philadelphia to Baltimore Boston and more. It notes arrivals at Vancouver Baltimore Philadelphia and Cork with various steamers and schooners including Empress of China Massachussetts and Dorchester among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizard
Illinois
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Scilly
Furst Bismarck
New York
Plymouth
Hamburg
Browhead
Liverpool
Carinthia
Boston
King Road
Argo
Pensacola
St. Thomas
Colon
New Orleans
Bremen
Aachen
Baltimore
Glasgow
Corean
Boulogne
Spaarndam
Rotterdam
Genoa
Ems
Ueenstown
Teutonic
Abraltar
Bona
Huelva
Kodawha
London
Newport News
Missouri
Lonon
Hong Kong
Empress of China
Vancouver
Yokohama
Belfast
Lord Lansdowne
Bristol
Dickens
Newark
Queenstown
Britannic
Hestia
Tyne
Jyne
Westhall
Rhypland
Aurania
Massachusetts
Naples
Werra
Steamer Sinks at Beverly Dock With Coal Cargo
Philadelphia and Reading Railway steamer wrecks at Beverly dock last evening with inward coal cargo. No details available. Vineyard Haven reports schooner Mary B Smith towed in distressed after leak off Pollock Rip. Philadelphia ship Gertrud from London sighted many icebergs after fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Beverly
Mass
Vineyard Haven
Mary B. Smith
Thomaston
New York
Gertrud
London
Maritime grain and coal shipments listed with ship names
The notice lists multiple vessels bound for Philadelphia Baltimore or New York with grain coal or phosphate cargoes. Entries include German steamer Ludwig 17000 quarters grain 2 8 June loading at two ports. British steamer Preston 12000 quarters grain Baltimore. Sagamore Fernandino UK phosphate July loading. Hugo Molenarr Dutch New York Java coal terms. Magnhield Norwegian coal Quebec UK private terms. Lizzie Babcock Addie B Bacon A D Larson coal Philadelphia Newburyport and other minor conveyances with private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Preston
Denmark
Sagamore
Fernandino
U. K
Hugo Molenarr
New York
Java
Magnhield
Folladelgata
Quebec
Lizzie Babcock
Newburyport
Addie B. Bacon
Hestestom
A. D. Larson
Savengen
Wishart
Nes
Richmond
G. Gertrude Abbott
NesPuaEet
Bradford
French
Philadelph
Soeligoueh Hayard
Annual Encampments Ordered for Three Brigades
General order sets Neshaminy Bucks county July 10 17 Conneaut Lake Crawford county July 17 24 and Mount Gretna Lebanon county July 10 17 as brigade encampment sites. Instructions require triplicate inspection rolls muster and pay rolls and vouchers with reports of annual allowances armory rent and no state property returns at this encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissane
Adjutant General's Department
Neshaminy
Bucks County
Conneaut Lake
Crawford County
Mount Gretna
Lebanon County
Undertakers Adjourn State Convention in Wilkes Barre
Pennsylvania funeral directors closed their annual state convention in Wilkes Barre with officers elected. Benjamin F. Lyle of Philadelphia named president. W E Dorell Wilkes Barre first VP. J H Ostertag Columbia second VP. M F Leslie Pittsburg third VP. George Paul Philadelphia secretary. J W Atwood Philadelphia treasurer. Delegates named to national and baggage masters conventions. next state meeting set for Lancaster in June 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun Timms
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Benjamin F. Lyle
Philadelphia
W. E. Dorell
J. H. Ostertag
Columbia
M. F. Leslie
Pittsburg
George ©. Paul
J. W. Atwood
Cleveland
Ohio
Lancaster
Philadelphia to Host Next Convention of the American Protestant Association
Philadelphia delegates secured the next convention site for the American Protestant Association as the June session focused on welfare of the order and its work. The report notes the morning session in Wilk Barree and the Philadelphia delegation's progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Protestant Association
Wilk Bsbarre
Order
Instructions for 30 day enlistment and camp requisitions
The notice directs that enlistment papers from the last annual encampment be sent to the office by July. Requisitions for camp equipment must reach headquarters by June 20 and not be consolidated at intermediate posts. Medical supply orders go through commanding officers to the adjutant general by June 15 for surgeon general review. It repeats a warning to limit transport baggage and requires transportation vouchers to be verified by morning reports and inspection rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General
Sun
Convention to Convene in Philadelphia Next June
The gathering will meet in Philadelphia around June 1 next year. William Nichol presented an emblem to Worthy Grand Master W C Hard. A silver gavel will go to the society with the largest membership increase by the next convention. Appeals were read and claims paid. The Grand Lodge constitution will be revised by a five man state committee. Delegates visited Harvey's Lake and the valley. some toured mines before the 2 PM adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Nichol
W. C. Hard
Conygham
Grand Lodge
Harvey's Lake
Scruggs on Trial for Smuggling in New York
The examination of Richard M. Scruggs and his secretary EB Langhorne began in New York as they face charges of smuggling jewelry worth $2,000 to $3,000 aboard the steamship St Paul. Customs officers testified about bulging pockets and identified watches and jewelry found on the defendants. James McCreery testified to Scruggs’ integrity and the case continues Saturday with Scruggs expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Shields
St. Louis
Richard M. Scruggs
Langhorne
St. Paul
John Monroe
Donahue
Scruggs
James McCreery
Cloakmakers Will Strike In New York
Newsdesk reports cloakmakers in New York, about 10 000 strong, prepared for a major strike similar to the tailors. They claim best wages are not paid and promise to strike on the 15th if manufacturers do not attend a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brass
American cricketers prepare for British tour matches
The visiting American cricket team trained at Lords nets amid a Middlesex and Gloucestershire match. They report slow English pitches but expect acclimation before their opener at Oxford University from June 7 to 9, then Lancashire at Manchester, Cambridge University from June 14 to 16, and a return schedule through June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lords Ground
Middlesex
Gloucestershire
Oxford
Oxford University
Manchester
Lancashire
Cambridge
Injured Miner Sues for 25000 Damages in Coal Co Case
Edward Allebach filed a suit against Midvalley Coal Company for 25000 damages for injuries from December 18, 1895, when mine wagons ran away and struck him, fracturing his skull hip and leg while leaving his back permanently disabled. Several miners were killed or injured at the same time, and further suits may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Edward Allebach
Midvalley Coal Company
Allebach
Pennsylvania News Notes Highlights Local Developments
The Keystone Cut Glass Works opens in Allen town. Harrisburg improves fire services though a pair department will not be instituted. Lancaster City Council requires fenders on Traction Company cars. Various legal, educational, and civic items across Scranton, Allentown, Paterson, Chester Island, and Lancaster are reported, including new company charters and a park purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Cut Glass Works
Allentown
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Traction Company
Lyon
Schuylkill County
Dunn
Jennie Robbins
Scrayton
United States
Helen Seiple
Percy Ruhe
Allentown High School
Ray
Wyoming Coal and Land Company
Scranton
Passaic County Court House
Paterson
N. J
Avondale Marble Company
Chester Island
Gustavus Schmidt
Williamson School
Lebanon Driving Park and Track Association
May Irene Rentzheimer
Hellertown
Allentown College
Zabeth K. Well
Allenfore
Bessie Diehl Hornbeck
Corset Steel Saves Woman In Narrow Shootings
Mrs. David Evans of Regent Street survived a morning shooting when the steel in her corset deflected a bullet. The assailant, her husband David Evans, fled to the woods but was captured by Policeman Ruddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
David Evans
Regent Street
Evans
Ruddy
Government suit against Balfour delayed to August term
The United States civil case against Alexander Balfour and his sureties over alleged failures to supply paper to the Government Printing Office from March 1895 to March 1896 was continued from the coming Monday to the August term in the United States District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alexander Balfour
Government Printing Office
Washington
United States District Court
Prominent Men Address Graduates At Lebanon College
The Lebanon Business College commencement at the Opera House honored 25 graduates. Rev. Dr. Wayland Hoyt of Philadelphia delivered the annual address and General Gobin spoke to the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timms
Lebanon
Lebanon Business College
Opera House
Wayland Hoyt
Philadelphia
Gobin
Man Thrown From Horse Near Lebanon
John Fasnacht of Lebanon was thrown from a horse yesterday and severely injured after his foot caught in a stirrup. The horse was afflicted with blind staggers before handlers stopped it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Lebanon
John Fasnacht
Thieves steal life savings from blind Shamokin man
In Shamokin on June 3 thieves took $174 from John Pensyl a blind resident of Shamokin Hills. The money was in a bureau drawer in his bedroom. He heard the intrusion but being blind could not stop them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Shamokin
John Pensyl
Shamokin Hills
Royal Blue Line to Washington Hauls Fast Times
The advert touts a Royal Blue Line service to Washington with fast schedules frequent trains and prompt service. It highlights excellent dining cars and clean track with rare bugives burn coke producing no smoke or dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Blue
Washington
Baby Grand Piano At Substantial Discount
N Stetson & Co offers a nearly new baby grand piano with fair warranty and excellent tone and action. Appears unblemished, price reduced by $200, an unusual opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Stetson & CO
Chestnut Street
Marriage Licenses and Marriages Listed Often in Philadelphia
A lengthy list of marriage licenses and marriages is recorded with names including Thomas F Law and Henriette Studhome William Wassermann and Magdaline Ferg George W Hilsel and Martha Meadowcroft Isaac Smith and Carrie M Penn and many others. The entries reflect ceremonies and partner pairings across Philadelphia with occasional notes on officiants and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Law
Henriette Studhome
William Wassermann
Magdaline Ferg
George W. Hilsel
Martha Meadowcroft
Isaac Smith
Carrie M. Penn
William F. Otto
Katharine R. Valverdy
George W. Alkens
Lottie Baker
George M. Heinbach
Minette Eber
Bernard Fortmeier
Michalina Marquart
Howard €. Price
Emma Gates
John A. Martin
Nellie Meener
Robert BE. Banks
Buelab Lloyd
Samuel
Levering
Francesa Lynch
James Kelly
Kate Graham
Albert Koch
Mattie Tilgner
Joseph T. Brown
Clara C. Strobel
Albert L. Trice
Edith A. Bicco
Michael J. Fox
Rena McLaughilin
William H. Ellis
Sarah Glass
Patrick N. Kelly
Mary A. W. Pyne
John Dwyer
Lizzie Lundy
William P. Walsh
Mary A. Dolan
Joseph H. Pearson
Lizzie M. Rauch
William Metager
Annie M. Voorhees
Frank Murphy
Maggie Wilson
Michele de Vito
Marie J. Donato
William J. Brennan
Mary Coughlin
Charles Bauer
Annie Graham
John B. Burns
Mary 4
Carlin
Carl P. Schwendy
Fanny Weckerle
August Wein
Martha W. Hess
Noah A. Gottenghim
Annie V. Nairne
Henry C. Blair
Loretta Quander
Diem Dolhaneyk
Anna Swadk
Shoes and waists offered at deep post-holiday discounts
A retailer advertises dramatic price cuts on women’s shoes including $3.50 Oxfords now $2.65 and $2.75 Oxfords now $1.95, plus silk waists, dimities, and silk fabrics at reduced rates. Other bargains include corsets, sterling silverware, and home furnishings like chifoniers and arm chairs, all pitched as introductory offers and low prices.
Funeral notices from June 2 listings across several names
Mary A Taylor widow of Stephen Taylor dies with funeral at 2 pm at Fifth and Race. Jesse Warren dies in Saranac Lake with funeral Friday. Reuben Wells funeral on June 2 at 2 pm from his 1417mbard street home. Joseph Wright died in Denver age 52. Masonic bodies invited to Lu Lu Temple services June 4 at 2 pm with Mount Peace interment. Laurel Hill Cemetery office notes grounds and transit details from 1805 Arch St. Belmont Avenue access and West Laurel Hill Station trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad and
Susquehanna Avenue
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Old Cathedral Cemetery
Duffy
Leo Gerard
John and
Mary Duffy
American Street
New Cathedral Cemetery
Everett
Robert Everett
Malvern
Woodlands Cemetery
West Philadelphia
Gibbs
Josephine
Charles L
Caroline Gibbs
North Twenty-sixth Street
Hackett
Robert
Hannah
William Hackett
James J. Shanahan
South Nineteenth Street
Wly
Chester
Frances Hall
Robert Hall
West Third Street
Hunt
Otto A
Katharine Hunt
Thirtieth
Poplar Streets
Mt. Moriah
Mahlon Warne
Albert W
Annie James
Warnock Street
Jones
Margaret Till Jones
South Sixtreet
Kyle
Jannie
Hugh
Maggie Kyle
South Darien Street
Ninth and
McKean Streets
Fernwood Cemetery
Maguire
John Maguire
James McGinnis
North Seventeenth Street
St. Mary's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mason
Lucinda S
George E. Mason
South Seventh Street
Miller
Angeline
John Miller
Granville H. Sheip
North
Eighteenth Street
Nesbitt
Thomas Nebgbitt
Gray's Ferry Road
Nickel
Edward, Jr
Julia AA
Edward Nickel
Harrison Republican Club
Sixteenth Ward
Hancock
Howard Streets
Hanover Vault
Quigley
Catharine
James Quigley
South Street
Charles Paist
de Kalb
Wright
Denver
Col
Joseph
Lu Lu Temple
Spring Garden Street
Mount Peace Cemetery
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Arch St. “Grounds
Belmont Avenue
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Laurel Hill Station
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Cherry Street
Green
South Broad Street
Quaker City Carpet Cleaning CO
Nterprise
Twenty-First Street
CME CO
Girard Ave
Wallace
15Th ST
Walt Paper
Galdae
Thomas Mf
Gelpas Passyunk Ave
Chase & Campbell
Sora Mth
Crand House
Montgomery Ave
Chestnut
Castle Square Opera Co
Gilbert and Sulvan
Gondoliers
Mats Wed
Wang
Street Opera House
Red Riding Hood
Ilmore
Peter F. Dailey
Marion Manola Mason
Jack Mason
Kate Davis
Cinematographe
Mark Murphy
le Clair
Leslie
O'Rourke
Dave
LL Reee
NEW Henry Burlesque Company
Base
Musberg
Milles
Lasa
Filbert
Hotel Walton
Neubauer
Ninth
Cherry
Tahorek
LLEN
Ghickerin
Hardman
Decker Bros
Fischerich Fe
Ane Goonster
Con Steinert's
Dutton’s
Newtown Square
Bryn Mawr Road
H. A. Webster
Delaware County
Girard Avenue
Seaside
Tage
Bath
Bect
Sea Isle City
New Cotros
Thos. J. Hunt
Walnut St
Teenies Tale Ag Rae Ae
Ce Peereereet
Thomas J. Hunt
Wade
Tual Loan Institution
Chstins St
Hale Building
Germantown Avenue
Folman & Buettner
Arch Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!