Bright June Days Draw Crowds to Atlantic City Seashore
Atlantic City enters peak season as Vice President Hobart guests the city during Grand Army Encampment. Doctors, engineers, and delegates from Philadelphia and regional cities arrive for medical and commercial congresses. numerous hotels report full houses with prominent Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Washington, and Pittsburgh visitors enjoying the sea shore. The article catalogs notable visitors, hotels, and events fueling the season.
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Hobart
Grand Army
Tennessee
Atlantic Avenues
Griggs
Sewell
New Jersey Senate and Assembly
Citizens’ Committee
Shield of Honor
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Allentown
American Medical Association
Philadelphia
Brighton
Windsor
Haddon Hall
Seaside
Traymore
Garden
Chalfonte
Grand Atlantic
Shelburne
Islesworth
Berkeley
Irvington
Chester Inn
Pennhurst
Lehman
Luray
Dennis
Koopman
Roman
Edison
Chatham
Senate
St. Charles
Commercial Congress
Brighton Hotel
Kenilworth Wheelmen
Stoy
Sellestor Endicott
Alpha Wheelmen
Kenilworth Club
Atlantic Avenue
International Postal Congress
Clark
Professor Walters
J. FE. Mehrer
Sam Gale
J. Willard Morgan
Charles Foster
Inlet
Yacht Racing Union
Long Island Sound
Hotel Central
Charles McGlade
Rudolf
J.h.gallinger
Gallinger
Senator Gallinger
New Hampshire
Washington, D. C
Steck
Albemarle
Joseph L. Reeves
H. B. Reeves
Charles Murray
Guy's Hotel
William Trenwith
The
Sunday World
Chase & Nolan
Scranton
Hotel Royal
New York Avenue
J. Finner
Pittston
Westminster Hotel
Lewis
Kansas City
H. Richard Lewis
C. J. Adams
M. J. McMenamin
Tyrone
J. H. Redding
Garden Hotel
Charles W. Fradley
W. L. Martin
William Martin
George A. Bernard
Harry A. Bernard
Fanny P. Bernard
Elizabeth P. Lavery
Marcella Coxe
E. H. Trust
Miss Trust
Baltimore
R. F. Flamen
William R. Taylor
R.G. Elbert
Germantown
W. M. Groff
Henry E. Howell
R. Gibson
Miss Cochran
Quaker City
H. Roberts
Lyman D. Gilbert
Gilbert
Harrisburg
A. B. Coxe
J. McClay
St. Charles Hotel
Frank Hess
M. B. Reibble
G. Taltt
S. M. Clement
Charles Porter
Philadela
St. Charlesotel
Alexander Payson Knapp
Philadel
Robert Jameson
Pittsburg
E. A. Hancock
E. A. Devlin
William Steel
Edna Steel
Samuel M. Clement, Jr
D. Webster Dougherty
Miss Griffith
Thomas Parker
J. Paul Gayford
Miss Dobson
H. Johnstone
Mississippi
A. Henman
Reading
Benjamin C. Wilson
A. ©. Wick
Cleveland
Ohio
A. B. Crowell
Charles H. Thompson, Jr
Thompson
8. M. Price
Hazleton
E. B. Shaw
Europe
Miss McMurray
Washington
Miss Acheson
Gordon
Judge Acheson
United States Supreme Court
J. J. Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
West Philadelphia
Joseph W. Salus
H.T. Smith
Charlies B. Prettyman
Champlaine Hotel
Herman Rothermel
Champlaine
Robert Lupold
Princeton
Miss Williams
Charlies W. Hatter, Jr
Mr. Hatter
Hatter
E. Headington
Miss Dobbs
Minnie Sullivan
Anna Sullivan
J. E. Messick
Mrs. Messick
Miss Messick
Central Hotel
Wilmington
Del
Kenilworth Inn
J. T. Howard
Miss Howard
G. C. Harlan
A. Priestman
Denniis
W. L. Dickson
J. White
E. Barlow
Mahanoy City
J. Muller
Shamokin
A. Robertson
Pottstown
A. Dawson
Evanstown
R. S. Murphy
J. C. Kinney
M. 8. Chapman
Hartford
J. Brown
Robert Moore
Moore
Westminster
Ella A. Boole
H. Cohen
Virginia
G. T. McClinton
Thomas Weed
Victoria
B. Pearson
Silverman
James Smith
Michigan
Harry Raup
Mt. Carmel
Margaret C. Ellis
Robert Ellis
Hudson Wills
Pau
Miss Paul
Miss Jenkins
F. Carroll Brewster
Samuel Woodward
Wilkesbarre
St. Charlies
W. W. Alter
Frank G. Eaton
H. R. Smith
Thaddeus Morris
Ohn MacDonald
Edward A. Talmage
George D. Woodside
D D. Cramp
Helen Cramp
Robert Cunningham
R. S. Moore
H. Cooper
E. Morh
Anna Costello
E. Marh
Cincinnati
Kyle
Miss Comber
Lock Haven
Gertrude Gibson
Blanch Gibson
G. Sperry
Walter F. Meyer
John Finpgen
Ween Taates Hotel
Ae . Cronin
Henry Jason
Monterey
Howard Small
Samuel
Jerce
James
Kneesler
Rodgers
Treadwell Cleveland
George M. Dallas
W. Wilkins Carr
Miles Beach
Benjamin E. Horwitz
Miss Horwitz
Horwitz
B. H. Wood
C. Hartman Kuhn
Pemberton Hutchinson
Ss. M. Prevost
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. Kean
W. G. Tripple
J. K. Shoemaker
R. Hemingway
Covington
I. C. Hemingway
de Braden Kyle
William Krusen
A. B. Kilpatrick
Henry Walcott, Jr
Yeveneights Bank
J. M. Henry
H. Yale Dolan
Francis Hamilton
Hugh Madden
T. J. McCloskey
W. J. Cullen
P. P. Moffit
J. P. Forney
Richards. Murphy
John C. Kinney
Murphy
Philadelia
Joseph Hutchinson
Julia McKinley
Geer
Westminster Avenue
Maria Quinn
Joh Hutchinson
Hays
Snyder
Katie Dunn
Eens
John C. White
Carrichite
Jessie White
Howard L. Miller
Miller
Camden
L. A. Sterling
James I. King
Bourse
Shore
William 8. Cine
Edward Boone
J. C. Thomas
Edward Bull
National Union Bank
Harry Showalter
R. F. Walsh
Seabright
J. S. Cramp
Jacob E. Heyl
J. Harbeson Barnes
Eyl
Philagrs
Thomas Gaunt
Miss Platt
New York City
John D. F. Randolf
Randolf
Ida Ewen
Townsend
Clarence Adams
F. Cuberley
W. Hattan
H. Bowers
H. Ginsle
BE. Stoddart
G. Authron
W. Caroline
Messrs
Eugene J. Basfield
T. Harness
A. N. Bell
H. Reed
Kate Brabston
Lotta Ernest
T. B. Hill
Kenderton
Horace EB. Fick
United States Navy
Thomas Perry
C. Wilson
James S. McCartney
Ae Record
Misses Page
M. Campbell
Winsor
G. K. Brienthal
Brienthal
Disston
Consul
J. S. Wallen
B. MacPherson
F. MacPherson
Miss MacPherson
David Landreth
George H. Glover
New Eevee
Charles Peterson
H. Patterson
Men of Mark of Cumberland Valley analyzed by Dr Harley
Dr Lewis R Harley surveys Dr Alfred Nevin's Men of Mark of Cumberland Valley Penn 1776 1876 noting Cumberland Valleys clergymen physicians lawyers officers governors and merchants. He highlights college roots and the rise of education in Lancaster York Carlisle and Mercersburg and argues for focused curricula to build power and self reliance.
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Lewis R. Harley
Central High School
Alfred Nevin
Cumberland Valley
Penna
Lancaster
York
Carlisle
Mercersburg
Nevin
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
America
University of Pennsylvania
Jefferson Medical College
University of Edinburgh
Allen
Girard College
Penrose
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
House of Representatives
War
Interior
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Congress
Michigan
James Buchanan
Joseph Ritner
Ritner
John Armstrong, Jr
New York
France
Madison
D. C. Kaufman
Texas
Republic
Washington
Clement A. Finley
United States Army
Dr. Nevin
J. W. Weir
Harrisburg
Allibone
Thomas A. Scott
Franklin County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Thomson
Colonel Scott
Pennsylvania Road
Edward McPherson
Alexander K. McClure
McPherson
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Colonel McClure
Pennsylvania
Miblic
Mark
Philadelphia Social Season Opens in Newport
A Telegram from Newport notes Philadelphia figures plan summer stays from July through October. Anthony Drexel and wife will arrive for the season, families from Jamestown and Philadelphia visit cottages, and Captain Alvin Champlin is hired to sail the yacht Yvette.
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THE
Times
Newport
Anthony Drexel
Phiadelphia
Jonathan Evans
Philadelphia
Lovering Cottage
Jamestown
J. G. Johnson
H. ©. Havemeyer
John Hare Powel
Dr. Birney
The Java Aboard By Slow Voyage From Portland
The British bark Java left Portland 212 days ago for Queenstown and is making the slowest voyage on record. Spotted at Cape Horn after 108 days, she then drifted westward with many vessels passing Horn. Insurance rose to 40 percent as anxiety grew. Spoken at the Equator after 150 days, she has not been seen since. insurers fear crew provisions may run out.
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Atlantic City
San Francisco
Java
Portland
Queenstown
Cape Horn
Atlantic
Changes at Cornell Announce Faculty Moves
The Cornell notice lists W B Pillsbury moving from psychology to the University of Michigan to lead that field. F C S Schiller shifts to Corpus Christi College Oxford as fellow and tutor. Bertha Stoneman becomes botany chair at Huguenot College for Women Cape Colony. W W Florer moves from Germanic studies to Michigan as instructor in the same branch. Edmiston transfers from Latin to Princeton. W H Glasson leaves to a Pennsylvania fellowship.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
W. B. Pillsbury
University of Michigan
F. C
W. W. Florer
Mr. Edmiston
Princeton
W. H. Glasson
University of Pennsylvania
Real estate sales reported by Andrew Shimmel and associates
Andrew Shimmel Jr reports the sale of two story brick store and dwelling at 2687 Poplar St for George W Danley et al to Katherine Schimmel for 4000. M Getz sells 2642 Bouvier St for John Longbran for 2200. Andrew Schimmel Jr reports sale of two story brick stable dwelling 2908 Thompson St for Radish Van Gnipen to George F Schell for 2000. William G Glenn reports sale for L Peterson of 1711 North Tyty-ninth St three story brick dwelling for 4300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Shimmel, Jr
Girard Avenue
Poplar Street
George W. Danley
Katherine Schimmel
M. Getz
North Fifteenth Street
Bouvier Street
John Longbran
Andrew Schimmel, Jr
Thompson Street
Radish & van Gnipen
George F. Schell
William G. Glenn
Columbia.avenue
L. Peterson
Ty-Ninth Street
Colonel H DeR Clay Dead at Richmond Farm Sector
Richmond Va June 5 Colonel Clay a leading Republican and farm sector figure in Customs at Newport News died after an illness. Reports say he served prominently in local political and agricultural circles and was highly regarded in the party.
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H. der, Clay
Richmond
Clay
Newport Nefe
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