Rose Glen managers arrested in Memorial Day tragedy case
Montgomery county authorities issued warrants for Haward Boyle and his son John, Rose Glen picnic grounds operators, charging maintaining a disorderly place and allowing beer to minors. The younger Boyle was arrested. the father surrendered as bail was set for N orristown magistrate Lenhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Flat Rock Dam
Haward Boyle
John Boyle
Rose Glen
Elm
Charles D. Moore
Lower Merion Township
Boyle
Bh. J. Watchorn
West Manayunk
Norristown
Lenhardt
Philadelphia
Manayimk
Montgomery
George H. Thomas School Opens In Carlisle Street Building
The new George H. Thomas School at Carlisle and Race streets was turned over to the city by builder W. J. Smith. George W. Kendrick Jr. presented the structure, calling it a model school in every respect. The three story building costs $71,800 and currently has eighteen divisions with plans for a northwestern wing to reach twenty one. Joseph Brown named janitor, pending Councils’ approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Race Streets
Board of Education
George H. Thomas
W. J. Smith
Board of Education and Councils’ Committee On
George W. Kendrick, Jr
Union Surety and Guaranty Company
Joseph Brown
Grappling for One Body Ends in Tragic Drowning
In Quebec on June 3 Frank Mullin drowned when a capsized boat forced men to grapple for a body. The search followed the accident as rescuers sought Mullin's remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Frank Mullin
Last Evenings Entertainments At Keiths Theatre
The program featured Crages acrobats, Gilbert and Goldie, Sager Midgley and Gertie Carlisle in After-School, Bogert and OBrien, and Horace Goldin in conjuring. Gleaming biographs debuted while Ludlam's Twelfth-Night opened the Ludlam school commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Gilbert and
Goldie
Sager Midgley
Gertie Carlisle
Bogert
O’brien
Horace Goldin
Ching- Ling-Foo
James Richmond Glenroy
Hamilton Hill
Highway Committee Advances Paving Price and City Projects
At a highways committee meeting an ordinance was reported favorably fixing street paving at 2.60 per square yard for owner supplied work, down from 2.75. The Board of City Trusts invited site inspections in the Thirty sixth ward for Girard estate open passages and June 11 was set. A 3000 grant was approved for a bridge across Reading Railway on East street. Plans also favor paving Forty seventh Street Cedar to Baltimore and opening Kingsessing Avenue Sixty fifth to Cemetery. A clarification on asphalt specifications adds Bermudez Lake or Trinidad Lake asphaltum after the word Bermudez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selegtman Seger
Ware
Board of City Trusts
Thirty-sixth
Girard Estate
Reading Railway
East Street
Forty-seventh Street
Cedar Street
Baltimore Avenue
Kingsessing Avenue
Sixty-fifth Street
Cemetery Avenue
Bermudez
Lake
Trinidad Lake
Bermudez Lake
Death by Carbolic Acid Moylan Dentist Dies at Home
Dr Harry G Moylan a 25 year old dentist of 6400 Saybrook avenue killed himself with carbolic acid at his home yesterday morning after the deaths of his wife and sister. Found writhing in pain by his sister in law Mrs Tillie Marsh he had recently been deprived of a revolver and acid to curb him from self harm. He leaves two small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Moylan
Saybrook Avenue
Tillie Marsh
Moylan
Slovak Society Opens Seventh Biennial Convention in Harmonie Hall
The National Slovak Society holds its seventh biennial convention in Harmonie Hall with committees named and officers to be elected. The aim is to prepare Slovak immigrants for U.S. citizenship, teaching English and requiring citizenship after six years. The organization claims 20,000 members, mostly in Pennsylvania, while the affiliated Ladies Zivena reports eighty branches and 4,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Slovak Society
Harmonie Hall
Eleventh Street
Spring Garden
P. V. Roonanek
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Zivena
Zivena i
Dovener to Address Southern Industrial Convention
Congressman B B Dovener of the rivers and harbors committee will speak at the Southern Industrial Convention and discuss committee actions. Governors Longino McMillen Tyler Beckham announce attendance and Southern business leaders plan delegate lists as the event nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovener
B. B. Dovener
Committee On
Southern Industrial Association
Longino
Mississippi
McMillen
Tennessee
Tyler
Virginia
Beckham
Kentucky
Duer
A Determined Burglar Foiled by Watchful Dog
Mrs. Bent of 4814 Baring Street awoke to her dog barking at an attempted entry by a burglar at her rear gate. The man fled when discovered, returned twice, and fled again after Mrs. Bent threatened to shoot. Police noted no injuries or arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCausland
Baring Street
George L. Bent
Meat Prices Climb as Beef Costs Rise Again
Local retailers pushed beef prices up by a half cent per pound yesterday, totaling a one cent rise for purchasers in less than two weeks. Wholesale dealers cited West stock quality and limited East competition as the main drivers. Camden dealers also advanced Western meat prices, with another rise anticipated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Early Mass planned for Catholic night workers
A meeting of night workers at St. Joseph's Church chapel discussed an early Mass. Representatives from newspapers, the post office, Central News Company and other firms totaling over 400 workers attended. Francis J. Schmitt was elected president. A follow up meeting is set for 2 PM next Tuesday at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Third Street
Walnut
Central News Company
Francis J. Schmitt
Register of Wills Admits Diverse Estates to Probate
The Register of Wills listed wills admitted to probate including Herman Walter submarine diver 638600 Ed ward Lewis board of education 650100 Immanuel Schmid 5000 Jane ithens 1400 Humphrey H Eldridge 1700 Elizabeth Ann Conway 11000 William A Robson 1000 and Ferdinand Horman 7000 A copy of Frederick Hafner will filed for record Letters of administration granted Sarah Elizabeth Alexander for Jonathan Willis Alexander estate 2050 Real Estate Title Company for Sarah M Bailey 750 Peter Marsden for Anne Mareten 200 Rose Schilling estate 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Herman Walter
Edward Lewis
Board of Education
Immanuel Schmid
Jane Ithens
Humphrey H. ‘Eldridge
Elizabeth Ann Conway
William A. Robson
Rezet
Aerma Bg
Rose Schilling
Richard F. Loper Goes on Trial for Bank Fraud Conspiracy
Richard F. Loper, longtime manager of the Guarantors' Finance Company, faces trial in the Criminal Court for allegedly conspiring with John S. Hopkins to defraud the People's Bank. Prosecutors present a wide list of witnesses as the case resumes after several postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Loper
John 8. Hopkins
People's Bank
Martin
Mr. Loper
William Crissy
Lawrence Street
John Schick
Marshall Street
J. H. Marshall
Market Street
Alexander Dougherty
Wharton Street
William F. Clapper
Christian Snyder
Frankford Avenue
The
Jared Darlington
Glen Mills
Delaware County
C. H. Woodruff
Clay Kemble
William P. Mercer
E. R. Marsh
William H. Goldenberg
Robert Zoll
Warren L. Milham
H. C. Ellis
B. F. Gilkeson
Reginald Redford
J. 8. Knight
John Jamison
James H. Shelly
A. F. Baker
People’s Bank
Hopkins
Loper
Court Denies Release in Gaizowskis Case
The court refused to release Gaizowskis pending trial despite arguments thathis days before marriage and lack of funds left him without support. The case will proceed at the fall term as the judge rejected the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaizowskis
Scott
Many Divorces Granted by Common Pleas Court
The Common Pleas Court granted multiple divorces across four courts. Names include Anna E Zackel from Paul Zackel and Bertha L Gerson from Meyer I Gerson in Court 1, Matilda Raisch from Jacob H Raisch in Court 2, and Allen H Huggert from Henrietta Huggert in Court 3, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Court No. 1
Anna E. Zackel
Paul Zackel
Roay Garnjorbst
John Theophil Garnjobst
Bertha L. Gerson
Meyer I. Gerson
Susan Biddle
Benjamin Clayton Biddle
Mary A. Turner
James R. Turner
Annie E. Edwards
Joseph H. Edwards, Jr
Linda A. Brooks Jones
Oliver Jones
Roca Lionetto
Josph Lionetto
Frank W. Lei
Harry Goldsmith
Frank Muller
Mary M. Muller
Wilhelmina Dettie
Charles F. Dettie
Jennie A. Diehl
Robert M. Diehl
Martha Trien
Louis Trien
Bertha M. Derr
John H. Derr
Charles Zander
Julia Zander
Court No. 4
Esther Bell
William H. Bell
Jury delivers not guilty verdict in June term
The jury yesterday returned a not guilty verdict. Foreman R. Boyle, a minister of 2023 Wallace Street, led the panel during the June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emnel Ad R. Boyle
Allace Street
New Trial List Opens in Common Pleas
Yesterday the court heard a motion list and prepared a new trial list. Cases include Pfund v Swift, Hanson v Malone, Smith v Helb, Cobb v Insurance Co, City v Burns, Lavis v Kinsey, Megromgie v Gable, and many others across multiple dockets with firms such as McDevitt, Brinton, and Kennedy. The schedule features diverse civil matters, railway and traction disputes, and city-related suits before judges Hepburn Sparhawk and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfund
Swift
Hepburn
Sparhawk
Hanson
Malone
Terry
Smith
Helb
L. L. Smith
J. J. Brinton
Schlegelmitch
J. B. Brinton
Schiegelmileb
Jefferson
Margernm
Johnson
R. Evans
Sutcliffe
Mariner
Hambo
J. G. Johnson
Suthers
Smitherd
Dolan
F. G. Taylor
McDevitt
Cobb
Insurance Company
Beecher
Dickson
Stout
McClintock, Jr
Kinsey
Davis
Valetta
Railway Company
Black
Bell
Blayney
Oil Company
Leibfried, Jr
J. Q. Lane
F. J. Knaus
Higgins
Muehrbach
J. Daley
Mackey
Gorman
Burns
Peace
Wain
Reipstine
Flaccus
Kemick
Mansfield
Traction Company
Grevemyer
Linn
Leaming
the City
Lavis
Jenkins
Groves
Megromgie
Gable
Beck
Robinson
Kanewaveres
Cooper
Cresswell
Hibberd
Pattison
W. W. Dmigsthers
Electric Company
Horn
Tustin
White
Campbell
Ashbridge
Gal"Aolitte
Dawson
Tygmire
Thorp
Kane
Wea
Ee Clark
N. A. Go
Gordon
Brossman
Delvigne Yeaver
Remak, Jr
Shields
Bustt
Simpson
Auffman
Irraction
Scott
Jones
Marks
Rommel
Wylie
Ryan
Stewart
Amering
Irvine
Quinn
Gross
Janeer
Rachmel
Clark
Thiwads
Lyle Dahl
Phillips
Walneerougha
Railways Company
O'Callaghan
del Rossi
Cooney
Shielde
Murphy
Raley
McNaughton
Speckman
Sobernheimer
D. H. Stone
Sellers
Yeakle
Chapman
Boyd
Mottet
Tithe Company
C. W. McConnell
Camost
Breit the Bicker
Stiltz
Powell
the Bank
Divine Smith
Michener
Crowther
Shandorf
Seeeeeeseee
B. Harris
Omensetter
A Ganttath
Anson
Cridland
Brinton
Beckford
L. Smith
Arver
Pyle
Pavitt
Carlile
Eaton
Beatty
Wee O . L. Smyth
J. W. Gra Jrve
Williams
Raisman van Markovitz
Pereyras
O'Neill
Stephens
Drake
Weave
Bachner
Maskyn
C. ‘Te Smyth
Goldman
Seidel
Deneler
Court ruling against American Legion of Honor over life insurance
Judge Dallas in the U S Circuit Court grants judgment against the Supreme Council American Legion of Honor for lack of sufficient defense affidavit in Clara L Getz suit to recover 5000 dollars on the life of her husband Peter C Getz who died in November 1900. The defense argued 2000 dollars should be paid due to an August 1900 by law amendment. The judge says assent through an accredited representative is insufficient without fuller facts for the court to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Council
American Legion of Honor
Clara L. Getz
Peter C. Getz
McClinch Receives Debt Settlement in Court Action
Judge McPherson in the United States Circuit Court granted authority to George H. Earle Jr. as receiver of the Chestnut Street National Bank to compound the debt of Daniel McClinch. Notes totaling 3950 with interest since November 1 1806 will be settled for 3500 in cash. The receiver will return 44 shares of the Philadelphia Driving Park Association held as collateral security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McPherson
George H. Earle, Jr
Chestnut Street National Bank
Daniel McClinch
Mr. McClinch
Philadelphia Driving Fark Association
Bankruptcies Court Adjudicates Several Filings
Joseph Mann of Norristown was adjudged a voluntary bankrupt with liabilities 1367.46 and assets 520 in the U S District Court. Samuel Baerncopf of Philadelphia was adjudicated involuntary bankrupt. Discharged as voluntary bankrupts yesterday include George Z Zimmerman Lebanon. Louis E Levy Philadelphia. Joseph Corrigan Rockledge. Alpha Lissa Philadelphia. Stephen E Ley and William Eppenishimer Brad Eppehimer Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mann
Norristown
United States District Court
Samuel Baerncopf
Philadelphia
George Z. Zimmerman
Lebanon
Louis E. Levy
Philadelies
Joseph Corrigan
Rockledge
Alpha Lissa
Philadelp
Death Benefits Disputed in Mystic Circle Case
In Common Pleas Court No 1 Elizabeth Hipple sues the Fraternal Mystic Circle over death benefit for her late husband Harrison Hipple. The suit claims a $252 unpaid balance plus interest from a bylaw change in 1807 that reduced the original $3,000 payout to $2,748. John Monaghan represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hipple
Mystic Circle
Common Pleas Court
Harrison Hipple
West Philadelphia
Order
Orphans Court Grants Wakefield Theatre Rent Powers
Judge Hanna in the Orphans Court approves Henry E. Garsed as administrator of John Sleeper Clarke estate to impound Walnut Street Theatre rents. Rents cover taxes water, mortgage interest on a $100,000 Penn Mutual loan, fire insurance, costs, and repairs. $10 yearly principal until $70,000 remains. remaining income to be held and accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Orphans’ Court
John Sleeper Clarke
Henry E. Garsed
Walnut Street
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
New Trial Argument List Set for Hearing Today
A case centered on the new trial argument list will be heard today as part of ongoing court proceedings. The hearing aims to determine admissibility and strategy for upcoming motions.
Orphans Court Finds Unaccounted Estate Funds in Jennings Case
Judge Ashman filed an opinion in the Orphans Court concerning the estate of Richard Jennings, deceased. The court noted $5,000 received by executrix Hannah Jennings may be unaccounted for and allowed the replication to bring all matters before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashman
Orphans’ Court
Richard Jennings
Hannah Jennings
Suit to dismiss equity action over wall hole access
Rose Anna Lister and Susan Nichols answer in Common Pleas Court to William J. Donobeugh's equity suit seeking to bar a hole in a wall used as ingress to Branner's Court near Fifth and Vine. They claim the passageway has existed for forty years and that Branner's Court is not private property. both sides present conflicting property claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Anna Lister
Susan Nichols
Common Pleas Court
Equity
William J. Donobeugh
Fifth and Vine Streets
Branner’s Court
N. Fifth Street
Bran Her
Orphans Court Fixes Estates for Audit in Four Courts
Today the Orphans Court set estates for audit in four courts. Court 1 supervised by President Judge Hanna lists James Garrett Samuel M. Ogden Anna C. Fraley. Court 2 under Judge Ashman includes Charles Weller Caroline Weller Irving W. Dean Isabella Mayer Alfred Bamberg Rebecca R. Shinn William Overy. Court 3 led by Judge Penrose covers William Robert Henderson Ano. Court 4 with Judge Ferguson tracks Thomas Mackellar Fred Sting Benjamin patie Jesse Waln Isade Gluck Harriet L. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Hanna
James Garrett
Samuel M. Ogden
Anna C. Fraley
Ashman
Charles Weller
Caroline Weller
Irving W. Dean
Isabella Mayer
Alfred Bamberg
Rebecca R. Shinn
William Overy
Penrose
William Robert Henderson
Ano
Ferguson
Thomas Mackellar
Fred. Sting
Benjamin Patie
Jesse Waln
Isade Gluck
Harriet L. Gibson
Court Docket Highlights Dozens of Civil Cases
Court 3 presents a busy agenda with numerous cases listed including Strode v Strode DeHaven Crewson Smith v Railway, People’s Railway Co. v city, Mills v Mille, and many others. The current motion list and portions of the general motion list were heard with plans to continue on March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strode Va
Strode
DeHaven
Crewson
Sheetz
Railway Company
Lex
Reath
Ve. McNulty
D. M. Stewart
J. M. Miles
Ash Estate
Campbell
Rawle
Freedley
People’s Railway Company
City
Miller
Kinsey
Mills
Mille
C. F. Heckler
J. T. Ford
Smith Va
Smith
Jones
Upsal Street
Petteene
Rodman
Larkin
Heidrich
Pennsylvania
O'Neill Va
Cody
Hutt
Meredith Haughbey
Boyle
Cattell
Cana Company
Ve. Johnston
Lobenheimer
Scheafield Street
Alexander
An v8
Bogan
Beasley
Allen
Fow Green
Green
Brightly
Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Court
Records show multiple judgments entered in the Common Pleas Court including Levi R. Franklin vs William Courtney for 200 dollars and Rebecca va Groe vs Mary Butler for 200 dollars. Other cases list notes from 54.1 to 1,498 dollars with various parties and appearances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Levi R. Franklin
William Courtney
Charles A Groeling
H. W. Green
Rebecca Va Groe
Mary Butler
The
United Building and Loan Association
Stone National Bank of
James Brison
Samuel c. Breitena
Ding
T . du Puget
Marinda
Max Steinberg
Atlantic City Railroad Comweakant
Nee H. ‘Todolph James
Charles
Want Pee “Dor
K. Seed
Thomas
Seevith
North Nin
W Fleisher, Jr
al Og
Rastth Va
Charles R. Janten
David Irvin
Accused of Swindling Suspects in Farm Produce Case
Joseph Bowen, a commission merchant at 302 Watersteert, held on conspiracy to cheat and defraud farmers and dealers. His son Harry Bowen was arraigned by Magistrate Cunningham with £1,000 bail for a hearing tomorrow. accomplice Hiram Rogers to face a hearing as well. The trio operated as John Scott & Co. and Roger & Co. in Delaware New Jersey and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bowen
Watersteert
Harry Bowen
Harry
Cunningham
Hiram Rogers
Bowen
John Scott & Co
Roger & Co
Delaware
New Jersey
Kidnapper Keeps Quiet Stirs Threats to Mrs Koons
Police lack clues on who writes threatening letters to Mrs. Robert J. W. Koons of 263 South Twenty-second Street. The Koons family remains out of town as authorities consider protective steps and heightened vigilance for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. W. Koons
South Twenty-second Street
Koons
En Seave Ennis
Expelled From School Board Over Nonresidence Charge
Joseph Russell and the Thirty-sixth Sectional School Board answered in Common Pleas Court to Samuel McReynolds's mandate to reinstate him after his expulsion on February 26. They argue non residence justified vacancy and note McReynolds was elected February 19, 1900, to serve until April 1908, but moved from the Thirty-fifth ward January 18 and his claimed address at 1748 Dorrance street was occupied by Charles E. Craig’s family. They contend McReynolds may now live at Seventeenth and Manton streets and that the board lawfully declared his seat vacant and elected William Lawson in his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Russell
Thirty-sixth Sectional School Board
Common Pleas Court
Samuel McReynolds
McReynolds
William Lawson
Orphans Court Grants Sale of Bergdoll Minor's Property
Judge Ferguson in the Orphans Court authorized guardian Chas Barth to sell parcels 1425 27 20 33 1 and 1431 South Sixty third street to Alday H Yocum for 16800. June term estate settlements opened, Ferguson docket notes 231 estates with a 65500 36 balance for distribution in the Miller adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Orphans’ Court
Chas. Barth
Louis Bergdoll, Jr
South Sixtythird Street
Alday H. Yocum
O Ferguson
Senate of St Hervey C. Miller
Decca
Criminal Court Admits Hartman Goodwin to Bail
Edward alias Kid Hartman and Paul Goodwin were admitted to bail by Judge Stevenson in 500 for appearance when wanted. Henry Sopronat's application led to the bail, with testimony from Riegel and witnesses Magee Bryan and others for the Commonwealth in a murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Kid
Hartman
Paul Goodwin
Stevenson
Henry Sopronat
Bistsce
Orn Goodwin
Riegel
Jnd Robe Las Heftaat Magee
Johen Bryan
Commonwealth
Trials listed in Quarter Sessions Court No 646
The following defendants are named for trial before Judge Stevenson in Quarter Sessions Court No 646 today. tsaiah M Gray William White William Kircher Joseph Harris Harry Hudson Adolph Berkowitz Edward J Conran Maggie McKee Frank Schiller Julia Condon Madd White head charged with homicide and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Quarter Sessions Court
Tsaiah M. Gray
William White
Wiliam Kircber
Joseph Harris
Harry Hudson
Adolph Berkowitz
Edward J. Conran
Maggie McKee
Frank Schiller
Julia Condon
Madd White
Head
Eee See
Srey
War
Pinon
Ems
Prisoner Denied Release in Suit Over Breach of Promise
Common Pleas Court No 1 refused to release Pra Gaisonskis from Moyamensing Prison and remanded him to $500 bail to face a case by Fortunata Morkmentor alleging damages for breach of promise of marriage. The youth defendant is 3 years old. attorney John B K Scott argued for recognizance, noting plaintiff is a 45 year old woman and that Gatzowskis denies the charges of advances and broken promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court No
Pra Gaisonskis
Moyamensing
Fortunata Morkmentor
Gatzowskis
Tailors appeal to Common Pleas Court over mercantile ratings
Court notes show tailors appealing board of mercantile appraisers ruling as retail dealers. An assault case involving Arthur Dooley against Harold Brown cited in judge John Bulb's brief. The transcript references several attorneys and proceedings with incomplete names due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Board of Mercantile Appraisers
Fos Te Oa
Tetasene Meimpton Id
Asult
Arther Doleey
Harold H. Brown
John J. Bulb
A. Rage Aliemana
Aera Erect Niet
al Ser
Quarter Sessions Court disposes cases under Judge Stevenson
In Quarter Sessions Court No 2 yesterday Judge Stevenson presiding the following cases were disposed of Edward Irwin was acquitted of setting up an illegal lottery Robert H Muehlbach was acquitted of aggravated assault and battery of Matthew Higgins Iggins The case involved the eviction of Simeuerback's saloon at Easel ease SS see
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Edward Irwin
Robert H. Muehlbach
Matthew Higgins
Eras Sime Uehrback
Pennsylvania Steel Sale Shocks Philadelphia Markets
Drexel & Co announced the sale of majority Pennsylvania Steel stock to unknown investors, boosting common to 19. points and preferred 6 points. Rumors linked Bethlehem Steel and Cambria Steel interests, with Drexel stating no US Steel control and harmony with steel trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drexel & Co
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel Company
Cramps- Maxim-Vickers
Pennsylvania Steel
Cambria Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Cramps-Maxim-Vickers
Northern
Southern
Steel Trust
Pennsylvania Steel Common
Preferrer
Bethlehem Steel
San Oa Incorporated
Ws Wey
Steamer Special to New York by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad runs a steamer special tomorrow for travelers going abroad and friends wanting to accompany them. The train leaves Road Street Station at 7 00 A M, stops Germantown Junction at 7 10 A M, arriving in New York in time to connect with steamer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Road Street Station
Germantows Junction
Convar Ear
Wil Pee
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