News of the Shipping World Movements of Sea-Going Craft
Movements of sea-going craft at principal American and foreign ports. Schedules of vessels to arrive and depart from the ports of Philadelphia and New York. Delaware River and Bay News closing of the foreign mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Delaware River
Bay News
Port of Philadelphia Arrivals and Clearances for Monday
Arrivals list includes steamers Assyrian Britleh McDougall Gins Koow Liverpool and others via St Johns Halifax with cargoes merchandise ballast and lumber. Clearances note Earnwood Vesper Slocum Holmes Mary Bradshaw and other vessels bound for Baltimore New York Pawtucket Providence and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougall
Liverpool
St. Johns
Halifax
H. & A. Allan
Massapequa
British
Jenkins
New York
Ballast
Burn Line Steamship Company
Macon
Savage
Savannah
M. €. Hammond
Nickerson
Boston
Merhhasan
George C. Eckhardt
Norman
Megathling
Providence
George C. Eckwardt
George H. Stout
Davis
Troy
Toe
Felician Herrasti
Olivari
Buenos Ayres
Bones
L. Rubelli
Earnwood
Rogers
St. Jago
Barn Line Steamship Company
Cadwalader
Ter
Baltimore
Groves
Vesper
Watson
W. P. Clyde & Eaglet
Donovan
W. P. Clyde & Co
Abel
Buckley, Slocum
Pawtucket
McShain Co
Alma
B. A. Holmes
Holmes
H. D. May & Co
Mary
Bradshaw
Trae Gariiner
T. M . Helen
Somers
Newbury
Erion
Rawanda
L. Son
Vaughn
Bihelen
Win
Ocean Steamer Arrivals and Schedules for Philadelphia
Shipping notices list sailings and arrivals with vessels such as Minnesota, Rhynland, Corean, and Nederland. Entries show due dates in June and departures from Philadelphia to Antwerp Glasgow and Liverpool, with ships like Waesland Assyrian and Milinois among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Saipache
Swansea
Rhynland
Bedwno
Liverpool
Jume
Milinois
Ee Phe
Antwerp
Corean
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Nederland
Waesland
Cpaeses
Coos Girbzow
Breakwater Marine Movement Three Ships and Vessels Arrive
Tide line lists numerous arrivals and movements at Breakwater yard and New York on June 5 to 7, including schooners Julia and P. T. Barnum and steamers Spartan and Aller with various origins such as Philadelphia Havana and Port de Paix. Multiple vessels pass up and down, sail for Philadelphia, and clear from Halifax toward New York and other ports.
Closing of Foreign Mails at Philadelphia Schedule
The June mail closing times list international and Caribbean destinations. Europe calls include the 8 8 Havel to Plymouth Bremen and 8 8 poernerate to Paris via Southampton. Caribbean and Haiti routes show Saginaw and Schleswig sailings. Times range from early morning through 9 P. M. on June 8 to June 10 with multiple special-address conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Europe
Havel
Plymouth
Bremen
Ireland
S. Servia
Queenstown
Inagua
Cape Hall
Gonatves
Petit Goave
Jeremie
S. S. Saginaw
Port Au Paix
Aux Cayes
St. Marc
Schleswig
Haiti
Costa Rica
New Orleans
Paris
Southampton
Belgium
Poernerate
Antwerp
Germania
Dosenstewe
Jamatlea
Eee S
Ethelred
Cuba
Beneco
Msvina
Pcolumbia
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Nederland
Central Aan
Costa Ricca
South Pacific
al- Hanca
Colon
Guatemala
Mexico
Panama
Progreso
Vera Cr
Senate
Handel
Jamaica
Holguin
Port of New York Arrivals Listed From Global Ships
Arrived at New York on June 7 are ships Bovie from Liverpool Aller from Bremen Venezuela Laguayra Giuseppe Corvaja Philadelphia Saratoga Havana Naparoa Barbados Alfred Dumois Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barndale
Nombre de Dios
Havana
Spartan
Philadelphia
Boston
Barnford
Fort de France
St. Jago
H. C. Sibley
Baddeck
Halifax
Samuel Hart
New London
P. T. Barnum
Minnie A. Bonsall
Thorp
William Churchill
Providence
Oscar C. Schmidt
Savannah
Emma
Alhoon
Wilmington
New York
Steamera
Aller
Nich
Remen
Bovie
Jones
Liverpool
Port de Paix
Alleghany
Sam Savanilla
Christine
Inish
Larsen
Copenhagen
Patria
Dulac
Marseilles
Steffano Reppetto
Reppetto
Montevideo
Nellie Brett
Laneer
Auckland
Carib
Montgomery
Truxillo
Grace Bradley
Barter
Harry Prescott
Gray
Darien
W. Morse
Newbury
Almeda Willey
Dodge
Brunswick
Uattie Dunn
Poland
Jacksonville
McEnaPa A
Port
Antonio
Ferdinand i
Las Gais m
Louch
A Mahal
Hay
Simon
Bremen
Venezuela
Laguayra
Giuseppe Corvaja
Saratoga
Naparioa
Barbados
Alfred Dumois
Eee Ieee
Hal
St. Paul
Hampton
Mare” Champagne
Avrania
Poesshae
Liverpont
F. Hismarek
Ohio
Cess
Hampton Pans
Chisetts
Andalusia
Sterdam
Paris
Majesticae
Kensington
Dane
Southampton
Wee
Antwerp
Uly
Esas
P. R. Luitpold
Normannia
Hamburg
Lucania
Daly
Manitoba
Heer Wenwee
London
Werra Ansete
Genoa Palatin
S Owes
Maasdam
Rotterdam
Touraine
Syeewes CO
Nehora Glasgow
Renee
Havana - Laguayra
Jane Kelsall
Ferrisstaan
Gibraltar
Siewaes Eeeae
St. Cuthbert
Neparima
Eewee
Patria Pboseeevede
Noortiland
Nebraska
Glasgow
Teutonic Steeeereseseee
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Robert Harrowing
Ship itinerary details with numerous ports and names
A fragmented list of ship names, passenger names, and routes includes destinations such as Philadelphia, Naples, Genoa, Liverpool, Havre, and St. Marc. The text notes sailing from New York and June dates with multiple ports and vessels like Saginaw, Starcross, and Tyrian, indicating complex maritime movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georgie
Liverpool
Servia
Alfred Dumois
Port Antonio
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Havre
Starcross
Belfast
Gladiolus
Philadelphia
Clive
Naples
Genoa
Havel
Bremen
Plymouth
Saginaw
Cape Haytien
St. Marc
Gonaives
Boxgrove
Vimeira
Cardenas
Tyrian
Halifax
N.S
Closing of European Mails at New York
The notice lists Europe mail closures from New York for the coming days. On Tuesday June 8 departures include the Ha vel to Ireland at 7 and Servia supplementary at 10. On Wednesday June 9 the Paris leaves at 7 with a 9 a m supplement, the Southwark to Belgium at 9, the Germanic with a 10 30 supplement, and on June 10 the Columbia departs at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Havel
Ireland
Servia
Paris
Belgium
Southwark
Germanic
Columbia
Maritime passenger and cargo movements across ports
Shipping notices list numerous arrivals and departures from New York, Philadelphia, Boston and European ports. Vessels such as Spree and Catalonia pass. Bayonne, Elton, Maurine and Belgian King sail. Jamestown and Devonport routes noted. coal shipments and multiple sailings to and from Liverpool, Bremen, Stettin, Marseilles, Genoa, New Orleans, and Antwerp appear among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Hekday
New York
Christiansand
Gibraltar
Falda
Genoa
Naples
Cherbourg
Spree
Bremen
Brow, Head
Catalonia
Boston
Liverpool
Lizard
Bertie
Baltimore
Welle
Duchess of York
New Orleans
Newport News
Rouen
Edam
Amsterdam
Yarrowdale
Pensacola
Fayal
Devonport
Butt of Lewis
Corunna
Giventtar
Rem Alexandria
Delaware
Ceri
Glendower
Philadetpnie
Alexand Kinsale
Vedamore
Jilderney
Ruysdael
Philadelphia
Husive
Saphic
High
Devenum
Newton Lisbon
Hamburg
Heligolana
German
Rittern
Sth
Andalusia
Scotia
Rotterdam
Tabasco
Marseilles
Britannia
Ll Termore
Erie
Southampton
New Yor
Arrived and sailed ships listed for Baltimore area ports
June 7 notices show arrivals including steamships Bowden Batman from Port Antonio and Itasca from Savannah and schooners from New York and Philadelphia. Several steamers and barges listed as sailed or passed in toward Baltimore with ports such as Hamburg Boston Hoboken and New Haven noted among the routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bowden
Batman
Port Antonio
William Lawrehere
Peters
Providence
Henry L. Gaw
Charles
New York
Isabella
Gill
Collision
Bull River
Moron
Adams
Hamburg
Francis Schubert
Gifford
Philadelphia
Fannie H. Stewart
Darby
William H. Davi
Hankin
La 6
Beacher
Richardson
Red Beach
Saturn
Pymond
Cranmer
Tenny
Antelope
Hoboken Seelaien
Oakland
Boston
Saileé
Quinnebaug
New Haven
Cape Henry
Reran
Rasmussen
Port Anonio
Ae Eetoataamer Ceyeg Norwegian, Hansen, Co
Bristol and Bristol voyage from New York to Port Elizabeth
Spoken report notes Bark Bristol a British vessel under Lawrence sails from New York May 17 bound for Port Elizabeth May 28 in latitude 38 north longitude 48.07 west with coordinates and navigator details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
New York
Port Elizabeth
Maritime Miscellany From Bermuda to Londonderry
The June 7 bulletin notes the Trojan Prince from New York with engine trouble at Bermuda, the California fire at New Orleans with cargo and hose limits, and the Pottsville to be raised at Sever Mass. Wreckers use steam pumps as Deacon and Ruisdaul are reported without damage or after being aground respectively. An Italian warship location appears via Stratbord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
New York
Montevideo
New Orleans
California
Havre
Boston
Pottsville
Sever Mass
Pbsageronia
London
Deacon
Port Pierre
Port Gamble
Kangaroo Island
Londonderry
Ruisdaul
Bennett
Philadelphia
Foyle
Stratbord
British steamers trade details from Atlantic routes and ports
A brief list of ship movements and cargo values including Romulus sailing from Pugworth to the United Kingdom, Petunis from St. John to Bordeaux with deals totaling 438.94, Hoptcliff from Hierney Cove to England’s west coast, Grangewood Montreal to the United Kingdom with £1000 August, Kengall grain from Philadelphia or Baltimore with 2s 44d and 2s 6d, plus coal carried by James Kothwven from Philadelphia to Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romulus
Pugworth
United Kingdom
Petunis
St. John
N. B
Bordeaux
Hoptcliff
Hierney Cove
England
P. T
Teamer Grangewood
Montreal
Kengall
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Denmark
James Kothwven
Bristol
Coal laden ships and routes from Philadelphia port records
Ship and schooner movements listed with coal and cargo trades between Philadelphia and ports such as New Haven New York Havana Portland New Bedford Boston Providence Bridgeport and Rio Janeiro. Includes vessels like William E Downes Samuel L Russell Laura and Henry W Cramp with cargoes of coal general cargo and oil and freight rates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
Henry W. Cramp
Providence
Laura
New York
Havana
Ianerpore
New Bedford
P. T
Matilda D. Borda
Burk Ae Baker
Montevideo
Case Oil
Ark New York
Rio Janeiro
Julia
Mobile
Iirly Motley
Buenos
General Cargo
Polo at the Country Club Falls to Rockaway Hunt in Devon Match
Rockaway Hunt Club from Long Island defeated the Philadelphia Country Club 20 to 13 in the opening game of the Devon polo tournament. Rockaway benefited from three players who played in Texas and better mounts, while Philadelphia rested a weaker lineup and faced a soft, trappy field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Country Club
Rockaway Hunt
Long Island
John R. Valentine
Philadelphia
Conover
Anson
Savage
Texas
Rockaway
Country Club
A. E. Kennedy
Rockaways
Pontes
Lemuel C. Altemus
George W. Kendrick, Jr
Rockaway Hunt Club
Germantown Academy Spring Sports Hit By Rainy Weather
Germantown Academy’s nineteenth annual spring sports at Stenton grounds produced fast times and new records despite soggy tracks.Schrack led the junior 100 yards dash. Leeds lowered the junior half mile bicycle record. Tourison beat the junior half mile run mark. Beesley and Flood set or approached various records in sprints and distance events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown Academy Athletic Association
Stenton
Academy
W. Schwartz
Schrack
Leeds
Hill
Tourison
Sharp
Beesley
Ramsdell
Flood
Thackara
Lamb
Hartwell
Mann
Schoenhut
Stoever
Tuke
Foulke
Ron
Unior
Malone
F. Pearson
Nandte
P. Fsareoo
I. Pearson
Metzger
Lloyd
Sera
Aden Ee
Fatimite Imal
Minu
Helen
Pico
Icon
Helghs
Gray
Reopening of Athens arena to host boxing card
Arrangements completed for the Olympic Athletic Association arena reopening in Athens Delaware County Pa tonight. Ten rounds feature Martin Judge versus Young Smyrna and Benny Peterson versus Frank Bradley in two city bouts. A fifteen round main event pits Bil South of Australia against Jacek mer of Summit Hill. Special trains depart Broad Street Station at 7 45 and 8 PM with a trolley line dropping fans near the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Athletic Association
Athens
Delaware County
Martin Judge
Smyrna
Chester
Benny Peterson
Frank Bradley
Broad Street
Club House
Sixty-third
Market Atred
European banking moves and railway notes in brief
Traders worked for a reaction company withdraws stock from New York list as creditors receive dividends from insolvent banks. Rail and canal concerns include Columbus Sandusky Hocking consolidation talk and Chesapeake and Delaware Canal company finances and dredging. Finance reports cite Philadelphia bank statement, several railroad earnings, and pooling conference in Cincinnati with Foraker and ICC expected.
Irregular Markets Steady After Mixed Trading
The day saw irregular activity with minimal net changes in New York stocks. Gains led by Atchison preferred and Manhattan while Burlington and St Paul declined. industrials stayed firm amid a grain and railway earnings backdrop.
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Undertone
New York
Atchison
Canada
Rock Island
Norfolk and Western
Pacific Mail
Erie
Manhattan
Louisville and Nashville
Metropolitan Traction
Pullman
General Electric
Bay State
Big Four
Burlington
St. Paul
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Southern Railway
Chicago
DeHaven & Townsend Stock Brokers Quotations
DeHaven and Townsend, stock commission brokers located at 428 Chestnut Street, furnish the following quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeHaven & Townsend
Stock Commission
Chestnut Street
Wall Street Gossip and Market Notes from Philadelphia
Stock chatter reports four Philadelphia Bourse shares sold at 4 percent to close, plus bank clearings of 6 712 904 and balances of 1 435 610. India rail order, no Trank Line meeting, traffic talk in New York, and a Pennsylvan ia rail dividend. Biweekly and weekly bank, freight, and revenue data from Chicago to California accompany talks on foreclosures and bank capital cuts.
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London
Manhattan
Wester Union
Southern Railway
Philadelphia
Reading Common
First Preferred
Lehigh Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Navigation
New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges
Chicago Board of Trade
Holmes & CO
N. W. Cor
Chestnut
Grain and Produce Market Report for Wheat Corn and Oats
Wheat receipts 5 045 bushels shipments 615 bushels firm market up 4 under cold West Northwest weather. June 108a78c July ticked no clear export. No 2 Pennsylvania Red No 8 Delaware Red and No 1 Northern Spring traded nominal. Corn receipts 28 387 bushels shipments 88 205 bushels firm market up 4 with no foreign advices. Oats receipts 27 820 bushels withdrawals 9 710 bushels local car lots firm up 1 with futures inactive. white clipped oats 25 4 25e and other grades.
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Northwest
Chicago
Shorts
TikaTle
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Pangentt Beagatbe
Flour and commodity prices show slow trade and weak demand
Trade in flour, rye flour, refined sugars, hay and straw, and cotton moves slowly with prices uneven across grades. Wheat, barley, and linters hold steady or slip, while provisions stay steady with moderate jobbing demand and varied pack prices.
Live Poultry and Dairy Prices Steady Amid Moderate Supply
Live poultry trade was quiet with steady prices and limited supply. Dressed poultry, butter, prints, eggs, and cheese showed firm to steady markets with selective, high quality lots commanding top quotes. Western creamery and Pennsylvania prints featured among notable price ranges and assortments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Petroleum market report steady bids and shipments
New York and Ol City report petroleum movement with Pennsylvania crude steady for July at 85 cents bid. Certificates show no bids. Credit balances cited at 87 cents. Shipments reach 118 757 barrels with runs totaling 173 213 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Ol City
Trotting at Warwick Park First Meet Draws Big Crowd
At Warwick Driving Park the inaugural trotting meet drew a large attendance. The principal event, the 2.27 race, featured notable performances with Fleetwood and other entries posting times near 2.36 to 2.49 in special trotting classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Warwick Driving Park
Pimp Bi Ickies
Coleresave
Siesies Escekiapes
Ex-champion Arthur Zimmerman to race at Castle Wheelmen meet
Arthur G. Zimmerman the ex-world champion will return to racing at Tioga track next Saturday June 12 for the Castle Wheelmen meet. He has trained privately and has posted sub two minute times. The inter-city quad race pits Riverside of New York against Castle of this city, with Castle riders including Joseph B. Clift H G Gardiner Walter G Douglass George H Wallen James Logue John Zimmerman and William J Wigmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Zimmerman
Castle Wheelmen
Tioga Track
Zimmy
Riverside
New York City
Castle Quad
Club Chamoe
Agether
Joseph B. Clift
H. G. Gardiner
Walter G. Douglass
George H. Wallen
James Logue
John Zimmerman
William J. Wigmore
Hill School Gun Club Wins Inter Club Target Match
Portstown June 7 Teams of four men from Hill School Gun Club and Shuler Shooting Club shot 30 targets apiece with both clubs totaling 69. In the shoot-off Hill defeated Shuler 25 to 18 with Dupuy Spear Gilfillan Plankington scoring five seven five and Davis Saylor Wickersham Smith contributing to Hill’s tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portstown
Hill School Gun Club
Shuler’ Shooting Club
Hill
Shuler
Dupuy
Spear
Gilfillan
Plankington
Shuler Shooting Club
Davis
Saylor
Wickersham
Smith
Lawsuit Settled Over Landis Tool Company Move
Special Telegram to THE TIMES from Warnespon e June 7 reports the Land Improvement Company and Landis Tool Company have amicably settled a suit aimed at stopping the removal of Landis works to a new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Warnespone
Landis Tool Company
Land Improvement Company
Landis Company
Pottstown School Board Elects New Officers
The Pottstown School Board reorganized naming George R. Harrison president Hilary M. Lessig secretary Hiram B. Feather treasurer and M. D. Evans solicitor The board composition 14 Democrats and 6 Republicans reflects party balance among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
the Times
George R. Harrison
Hilary M. Lessig
Hiram B. Feather
M. D. Evans
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News OF the Shipping World
Port OF
OCEAN
Delaware Bay and River News
Breakwater
W. W. Puller
Juniata
E. B. Buckaloo
J. H. Elliott
R. D. Bateman
A. Booth
Mattie J
Nesira
Bailey
Bangor
Acanthus
Dunkirk
Snowfl
Georgia
F. Savage
W. Anson
Handica Cae Neppeese
Han
Ckoe
Uehs
Ricardo Franke
Hadicap
F. McFadden
Charles Welsh
Kennedy
Handicap
Smith, Fae Eee
A. EB. Kennedy
E. F. Savage
BE. F. Savage
BE. F. Savage, Rockawayy.s.s
F. S. Conover
Rockawaye
Thiseriod
Rorka
Rocksway
Germantown Academy Sports
The
Marine
Duluth, Minn
National Bank of
Jefferson
Jefferson, Tex
South America
Samuel Felton
Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking Railroad
D. P. Erwin
Indianapolis
Citizens’ Passenger Street Railroad Company
Philadelphia Weekly
West Michigan
Detroit
Grand Rapids and
Evansville
Missouri
Kansas
Georgia Central
Cleveland
Low
West
Cowen and Murray
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
United States Court
Cochin
China
Shanghai
America
Hong Kong
Singapore
Dick Brothers & Co
Union
Parson
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company
Delaware City
Joseph E. Gillingham
Charles H. Hutchinson
R. Dale Benson
Hott Gilpin
David Scull
Thomas McKean
Andrew Gray
Town Cadwalader
William Dayton
George Harrison Fisher
Edward 8. Buckley
Bernard Gilpin
Charles P. Perot
Charles Chauncey
Charles 8. Hollingshead
Cincinnati
Lincoln K. Passmore
Commercial Exchange
William R. Tucker
William M. Coates
Board of Trade
Napoleon B. Kelly
Trades League
Kelly
Senator Foraker
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Thuntry
P. i
Whee Read
Kant
Penn
T. E
Ania
Union Trac
Nor
Lehigh
Blee. Stor. Pf
Bi Lee
Seacadeedas Eave
St. Rise Sect
Traction
Baltimore Traction
Sterli
St Paul
Lehigh Val
N. P. Pf
Pennaeee
N. Com
St. Pau Am
N. P
Ny& NH
N. Py
Ford
NEW York Stock Market
Jersey Central
Kansas & Texas
Wrens
Il L
Laclede
Consol
Missouri Pacific
Nat
T. c
Pal Car, Co
T. L. South Tan
Pennsylvania Steel Company
India
Quaker City. National Bank
First National of
Revere Beach
Lynn
Great Northern
Corn Exchange National
Chestnut Street National Banks
National City Bank
Wisconsin
St.Paul
Milwaukee
Omaha
Swift & Co
National Bank
Washington
Wilson Committee
Reading
New England
Poughkeepsie
Huntingdon and Broad Top
Fifth National Bank of Cincinnati
Supreme Court of California
United States
Fanshawe
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Union Trust
Pennsylvania Roller
Western Pieter
Sisco
Sabed
Hijher
City Mills
the Equitable Trust Company
W. FP
Marrity
Johana
V. Loughney
Asn’t
Connellan
A. H. O Brien
Trust Oficer
Daniel Donovan
Winthrop Smith
George H. Earle, Jr
Ge Sparbank, Jr
Howard B. French
Edwin Mogargee
William F. Harrity
Sim Af Guae Wee
Anthony A. Hirst
Geo Arthur Hagen
Witla Buke Jeremiah J. Sullivan
John A. Johann
Brown Brothers & CO
S. E.cor
West Indies
Benj. H. Gaskill & CO . Bankers and Brokers
Walnut Street
Thwestern
Warwick Park
Tres
Hill School
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