Brown buys large city lot for two four story houses
Henry L. Brown acquires the southwest corner lot at Thirty-ninth and Spruce and plans two four story modern homes with stone basement and brick interiors. Architects Keen Mead and others design additional structures while Jackson and Thatcher handle alterations to a Brooklyn residence and other city projects.
Building permits issued yesterday citywide by firms
Permits issued for interior work extensions alterations repairs and factory improvements across multiple streets including Cherry street Germantown Girard avenues Eighty first and Bartram streets K h awpa and Moro Khawpa and Moro streets John Cuther Summer street Eleventh street Lawndale Tacony Street North and South streets Osage Street and Indiana Avenue by firms W Chit Sons Jacob Schnell A J Flomerfelt Howard Foundry and Machine Works John Cuther Daniel Sullivan J B Richards Co Joseph J Lewis Kirby Duff Home Decoration Co Charles J Peart C E Hardican H B Boorse with destinations listed across Philadelphia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Building Inspection
City Hall
Cherry Street
Daniel 5. Sullivan
Eleventh Street
J. B. Richards & Co
Ogee Street
H Street
Lawndale
Joseph J. Lewis
Tacony Street
Kirby & Duff
Smamond Street
Home Decoration Company
Thirteenth Street
Charles J. Peart
South Street
C. E. Hardican
Seventeenth Street
Indiana Avenue
H. B. Boorse
Property transfers reveal numerous Philadelphia street listings
A dense OCR list shows many 1901 property transfers across Philadelphia and nearby streets including North College Ave, Orianna St, Fisher Ave, Noble St, Ridge Ave, and surrounding blocks. Entries reference buyers, sellers, and parcel sizes in feet and fractions, with several dates in May and June 1901 and sums ranging from 660 to 5,875 dollars.
Mortgages Recorded. Abernathy Robert to Culis
Mortgage recorded transferring property on the West side of South Main Street 170 feet 3 inches, by Robert Abernathy to W H Culis.
Westin Philadelphia captain Ben Nett sails to Puerto Plata
A fragmentary list notes Weston Philadelphia Captainn Ben nett embarking for Puerto Plata aboard a vessel. The document also records a long portside inventory of transfers, adjacent property mentions, and other shipping notices with numerous names and addresses.
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Micre
Weston
Philadelphia
Captainn
Bennett
Puerto Plata
Land Lot Agreement Entries from Lawndale Ward Records
Summary of several contract notices: Lot 578 Section 22 in Lawndale Land Co. area notes Thompson & Thompson versus Tom Andrews for a three story dwelling on Manayonk Avenue and plans for two additional three story houses. Elmer Culbertson as contractor versus Mrs. Parkington Schofield at 419 North Front Street for a $7 250 project. Henry C. Dahl contractor versus Mrs. Adele Mitchell for alteration and improvements on unspecified property.
Building notes show multiple construction plans in city
J W Fritzinger has a plane for alterations at 468 Lyceum avenue. Kirby Duff start two brick houses 16 by 28 on Tucker street. A large stone brick addition planned for 229 South Forty second for J R T Summerey. Rosenberg of Philadelphia plans at Nockomixon Inn Upper Black Bucks Pa. 4000. Minvale Steel Works Nicetown Pa 8000 addition 70 feet. John Duncan interior alterations to stand stable 218 South Fight street City Trust. William C Wright to build school building Germantown for Friends School Association. Architects Miles Day Brother plan steel tanks for William G Warden estate. Conaway Company alterations at Twelfth Hamilton streets. John W Mortimer to build two houses 1115 17 Hope street for John Cunningham. Wyomg Young erect large addition 64x? feet southwest corner Sixtieth Woodbine for Overbrook Steam Heat. Permission for addition 44x44 and South Street alterations Twenty sixth and Carpenter Streets. William Beller Coe to service by F M Big.
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J. W. Fritzinger
Lyceum Avenue
Kirby & Duff
Tucker Street
Stiles Street
Grunenger
South Forty-second Street
J. R. T. Summerey
Charles I. Rosenberg
Philadelphia
Ebay
Nockomixon Inn
Upper Black
Bucks County
Minvale Steel Works
Nicetown
John Duncan
South Fighth Street
City Trust and Safe Deposit Company
William C. Wright
Hope Street
John Cunningham
Q Young
Sixtieth Street
Woodbine Avenue
Overbrook Steam Heat Company
Carpenter Streets
William Beller 41 & Co
Darby approves fire protection ordinance for water fines
Darby Borough approves an ordinance authorizing twenty new water fines for fire protection. Springfield Water Company offers connections and maintenance at 15 dollars yearly for ten years, but current ordinance sets a five year term at that price. It is unknown if the company will accept the shorter contract. Two plugs in the borough are currently maintained by private individuals. Work resumes on the Smith Memorial Arch in Fairmount Park. Architect James A. Windrim expects rapid completion and handover to the Park Commissioners by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Memorial
Fairmount Park
Jas. A. Windrim
Park
Stolen Bales of Cloth Recovered by City Detective
Sixteen bales of cloth valued at $600 stolen from Miller and Co. at 317 Queen Street were recovered yesterday morning by Detective Green of the City Ball force. A cloth bale was found at Robert Kohn’s store on South Street above Fifth Street.
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Miller & Co
Queen Street
Detective Green
City Ball Force
Robert Kohn
South Street
Fifth Street
Lumbermen's Exchange Holds Summer Preparatory Meeting
The Lumbermen's Exchange met in the Bourse Building to close routine business before the summer term. Adjourment was taken until September.
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Lumbermen’s Exchange
Lumbermen's Exchange
Southern Industrial Convention Schedule Revealed
The convention opens Tuesday morning with prayers and welcome addresses by Governor Stone Mayor Ashbridge and others. Notable speakers include Hoke Smith Wu Ting Fang and Dr W H Tolman. Excursions to the Delaware River Baldwin Locomotive Works and the Manufacturers Club are planned with evening sessions in City Hall and Willow Grove.
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H. H. Hargrove
Foss
Stone
Ashbridge
John H. Converse
John F. Lewis
Hargrove
Longino
Mississippi
J. W. Riggins
Waco
Texas
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
South
Robert C. Ogden
Archbishop Ryan
Tetsutaro Inumaro
Japan
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Wu ‘Ting Fang
L. M. Horner
League For Social Service
Whitaker
Willow Grove
Shipping News Roundup Delaware to Marco Hook
June 6 arrivals and movements include schooners Sadie Willcutt J. H. Elliott and Norombega plus steamers Crown Point Ardandearg and Williamport with various tows and barges. Vessels depart for Philadelphia London Havana and Marseilles with wind and visibility details reported.
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Norby
Esas
Tees
Stettin
Crown Point
Canadia Steeresees
Sunderland
Noordland
Liverpool
Wee Enee
West Point Steeene
Minnesota
London
Planet Mars
Avonmouth
Rhynland
Mackinaw
Philadelphia
Weewee
Maryland
Waesland
Seaeene
Switeerland
Crown
Delaware -Breakwater
Sadie Willcutt
New London
Thomas G. Smith
M.bia
Phi
Sioux
Potomac
East Point
Belgenland
Havana
Steeamer Ardandearg
Java
Boston
Hazy
J. H. Elliott
Cape May
Willameport
Bucks
Eastern Porta
Age
Dunlo
Malver Rosemont Easton
Spartan
Eureka
Paar
Creedy Island
Inca
Marseilles
Berks
Thomaston
Norombega
Armstrong
Brunswick
Lumber
Haldt & Cummins
Marco Hook
Dare
Sare
Ephrata
Burnside
Elmwood
Freight and Charter Market Shows Little Change in Tone
Market for sail tonnage remains steady with limited foreign demand and sparse vessel availability. Coasting lumber freights dull but firm, coal rates to the East strong, steamer grain freights inactive. July and August loading viewed above shipper limits, Southern freights quiet with no rate shifts, several British and Norwegian steamers listed with private terms.
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Cork
Vimetra
Norfolk
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Arteter
The
Gulf
Denmark
Janeta
Carthagena
Baltimore
City of York
United Kingdom
Continent
Hamburg
Arautenia
Jonas
N. B
England
Port of New York Arrivals Message From June 4
Port of New York arrivals list multiple steamers with origins including Breuen Southampton Liverpool Ham vere Savannah New Orleans Quebec and Tyne. Varying ships such as Kaiserin Maria Theresia Servia Deutschland City of Maron Oneida and Betty Soy Tyne are noted with inconsistent spellings and destinations.
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Kaiserin
Maria Theresia
Breuen
Southampton
Servia
Liverpool
Deutschland
Hamvere
Tallahassee
Savannah
City of Maron
Trae Bextes Fl Norte
New Orlnana
Quebec
Oneida
Wilfont
al Valley
Betty Soy Tyne
Christine
Glantow
Vincent
Steamers Dispatching to Ports amid Unclear Listing
Fragmentary OCR lists steamers bound for Samana Kingston Nassau and other ports with dates and routes, including Porto Rico Adler Brit Coca Maria Lisbon and Nassau, but details are incomplete and unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Samana
Adler, Britfeb
Kingston
San
Nassau
Coca Maria
Lisbon
Ago
Uisines
Shipping Names and Routes Mentioned in Brief Fragments
Fragmentary text lists ships and routes including Boenig in Luise for Bremen via Cherbourg Le Champegnie for Havre Furst Biemarck for Hamburg via Plymouth Cherbourg and Bon Wee Baal Ta Bis with unclear context or dates. Entity details are partial and uncertain.
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Boenig
Luise
Bremen
Cherbourg
le Champegnie
Havre
Furst Biemarck
Hamburg
Plymouth
Bon- Wee Baal
Seafaring News Briefs From Atlantic Coast Waters
The CC C Webrim of Charleston drifted on Romer Shoal near Sandy Hook. three tugs aided. The three masted Harry Knowlton, 277 tons from Tottenville 1890, sold to Dunn Brothers of St John’s NB. Oceanic of White Star Line returned to live with a propeller damage. diver inspection, sailed again. Phil Sheridan from New York to Branford repaired after a collision near City Island. Delaware river dredging prompts eastward routing of vessels near Reedy Island. Norwegian bark Lady Gladys, from Darten January 10 to Greenock, reported missing by Lloyds. Robert Miller fishing smack lost captain and one crewman near Martha’s Vineyard. crew believed picked up. Warren Line contracts with Harland & Wolff for large twin screw steamers for Liverpool Boston service. The E Valle freight steamer reached York from Next News. Elite, ninth of 4 footers for Morgan Line, Newport News Building and Drydock. El Valle, 406 by 48 by 33.9 feet, tonnage around 2,000 deadweight. construction ongoing.
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Harry Knowlton
Tottenville
Dunn Brothers
St. Jobn’s
N. B
Oceanic
White Star Line
Liverpool
New York
Wade
Phil Sheridan
Branford
London
Lady Gladys
Darten
Greenock
Lloyds
Tonsterg
Norway
Maggie FE
Maitland
Robert Miller
Edgartown
Mass
Martha's Vineyard
Warren Line
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
Boston
E Valle
York
Newport New Building and Drydock Company
Morgan
Southern Pacific Railway Company
el Valle
M'crea May Be Named To Atchison Board
Rail observers expect James McCrea vice president of the Pennsylvania Company to join the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe board. McCrea would handle western lines and oversee absorption if Pennsylvanian control continues. Officials refuse to confirm or deny Wall Street reports of a Morgan Pennsylvanian stake in the Atchison holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
McCrea
Pennsylvania
Western
Southwest
Morgan
The
Wall Street
Atchison
Tri-State Coal and Coke Company Formed in Pittsburg
Cleveland reports negotiations among about a dozen leading coal and coke operators in Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia result in the Tri-State Coal and Coke Company. The consolidation aims to create a strong front against rivals notably the Pittsburg Coal Company and to control marine coal and coke trades on the lower Great Lakes. The group includes Lehigh Westmoreland Fairmont and Pittsburg districts with offices to be in Pittsburg.
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Cleveland
Chbio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tri-State Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal Company
Lehigh
Westmoreland
Peserves
Fairmont
W. Fa, Va
Fields
Ohio
Rumors Stir Over Wisconsin Central Control in New York
The Commercial Advertiser reports rumors about who may gain control of the Wisconsin Central Railroad. It says information is vague but suggests negotiations are underway and a probable shift in ownership could place the line under new management or a larger railroad group.
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New York
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Das
Bait Central
Spe
Vanderbilt Nominated to Northern Pacific Board
W K Vanderbilt has been asked to accept a seat on the Northern Pacific Board of Directors. He is considering the offer under an agreement with Union Pacific agent Mr Hill. If he declines, H M Twombly will be asked to join the board. J P Morgan reportedly suggested Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Vanderbilt
The
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific Iate
Mr. Hill
Vanderbilt
H. McK. Twombiey
Tre
J. Pont Morgan
Mr. Vanderbilt
Rock Island Adds 10 Million Stock for System Extensions
Chicago June 6 The Rock Island Road plans an additional 10 million dollars in stock to finance extensions. The fund will cover projects including the Liberal to El Paso line connecting with the Mexican Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Island Road
Liberal
el Paso
Confrontation Over Trolleys in Philadelphia Area Courts
A ten day dispute between the Philadelphia Morton and Swarthmore Railroad and the Chester Trolley Company at Parker Avenue near Darby stalls work as injunctions shape the legal battle. Local officials and attorneys indicate court action will determine the next steps in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia, Morton and Swarthmore Railroad
Chester Trolley Company
Parker Avenue
Darby
Doctors Ignore Canteen At Suffrage Convention Address
Susan B. Anthony and Rev. Anna Shaw spoke for the American Equal Suffrage Association as the Minneapolis convention closed. They urged doctors to endorse anti cantteen resolutions amid claims of vice in the army, but the American Medical Association took no action. Nominating committee lists officers led by President Dr. John A. Wyeth and names several vice presidents and trustees with the next session set for Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Susan B. Anthony
Anna Shaw
American Equal Suffrage Association
Minneapolis
American Medical Association
John A. Wyeth
New York
Alonzo Garcelon
Lewiston
Ene
Alexander Stone
Irhina
JF. Jones
Omaha
J.A. Dobrell
Little i Aceon H
Union Traction bonds offered through Drexel & Co at 102 percent
Notice from Union Traction Co announces bonds to be purchased at 102 percent with coupon due December 1 1901. Drexel & Co will handle the transaction starting June 1 1901. HOCTAW OKLAHOMA AND GULF RAILROAD invites stockholders to meeting July to authorize stock increase for line extensions equipment and other needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction Cox Paichcisme
Messrs. Drexel & Co
Union Traction Co
R. B. Selfridge
Treas
Drexel & Co
Burglary Warning Ad Promotes Home Alarms
A fragmented notice urges readers to consider security by installing Borg alarm systems through Streetfort Office at 1828 Chestnut Street. It mentions costs and potential benefits, urging prompt action for protection.
Help Wanted Young Woman for Local Work
Classified line reads a terse request seeking a young female helper with unspecified duties. Text is fragmented but implies entry to work during a period of recruitment. No clear employer or location is legible.
Settlement Filed In Sidsbere Hotel Clerish Case
A young lady settled a dispute with a hotel clarist regarding a child at the Sid sbere reference 820 Real Estate Trust Building. The terms specify the quarter and location of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerisht
Sidsbere
Sune Cleaning and Dyeing Business Ad Notice
Cleaning dyeing and scouring services offered by Sune, price quoted at 1500 dollars. Ad mentions location near 25th Street and notes ownership by Ogden & Co. Furnished-room rental advertised with a house party leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sune
den & To
Aogden & CO
Baltimore and Ohio Through Trains Westward
Fragmented timetable notes list departures from streets and stations with several times including 7.30 A M 12.20 P M and 3.05 and 7.00 A M. The text mentions dining car service and royal amenities on the line to Baltimore and Washington with partial station details and car types.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street Station
West
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Chico
Chipecanet
Ciocinpati
Louteville
Cartaburg
Cleveland
Mwany
Toledo
Calgige
Knoxville
Shenandoah Valley
Haven Express
Kane Express
Elmira
Renovo Express
Williamsport
Erie Express
P.M
Cumberland Valley N. R
24Th
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Kerkeslager
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Arnold H. Moses
Diamond Street Baptist Church
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Charles W. Bolton & Co
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Cekaie Pais
John Loughran &T
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Robert Newburg
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Sarah G. Ferguson
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Fisher Ave
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Ae Sachs
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R Nee Fred Hegerman
Fferson
Stafford
Laura C. Jones
Noble ST
George M. Saybolt
P Obristos Hartmann
Parrish
Marshall
Sn Cor
Fanny Silberman
Victoria Dolin- Ridge Ave
Columbia
Robert Newby
Jacob H
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Hicks &Ts
Frank Same
Timothy Gallagher
Wiliam Dieffenbach
Dieten
Jackson
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Dover
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Paschall Ave
Walker
Ridge Ave
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Willi Bach
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Annie Finberg
Wharton
Batia
William F. Bott
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Seman Weber
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Christian Bendick
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J. Hibbs Buckman
Seville ST
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Lansdale
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Christian Graf
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Indian
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Winfah
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Richmond
William S. Clyde &Co
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William P. Clyde & Co
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Chestnut St
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Columbia Ave. Ave
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Joe Pa
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