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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1901

Page

5

Seaside Army thrives as Atlantic City blooms with guests

Summer arrivals flood Atlantic City hotels and boardwalks as the Floral Coaching Parade and Longport Speedway opening draw crowds. Notables including Mayor Ashbridge and several Congressmen are listed among visitors. the coming Horse Show at Inlet Park promises major prizes and thousands in purses.

Poe Philadelphia TimEs Toe Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City Longport Speedway Ventnor Atlantic South Carolina Avenues George L. Hulme New York Samuel Walter Taylor Royal Italian Band G. Jason Waters Atlantic City Horse Show Association Walter E. Edge E. C. Leeds Lewis T. Bryant Samuel Kirby J. Haines Lippincott John F. Hall Stoy Press Club

Legislature to urge deep Delaware River channel aid

The Pennsylvania Legislature will ask Congress to provide funds to deepen the Delaware River channel to thirty feet mean low water. Resolutions in the Senate by Senator Sproul and in the House by Thomas V. Cooper urge a prompt appropriation and appeal to Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation to act.

Congress Delaware River Pennsylvania Senate House of Representatives William Sproul Delaware County Thomas V. Cooper Media United States United States of America Atlantic Ocean Congress of the United States Commonwealth of Pennsylvania General Assembly War Department State of Elaware River Delaware Chester Commonwealth Keystone Atlantic Seaboard New York Baltimore Philadelphia

Many Cottagers Arrive at Cape May For Summer

Cape May reports a busy week as numerous cottagers arrive for the season. General John Watts Kearny and family are at Congress Hall after returning from Europe. Mrs. D M Kearny occupies Beach avenue cottage. Francis Reeves and family take a Grant street cottage. Oscar A Few plan to open The Hilltop. Edwin F Cook and Alfred L Belfield also among arrivals.

Richard Randolph Pennsylvania Railroad Company Chicago Cheltenham Mme Joanna Barili Signor Creatone Royal Italian Band Steel Pier Princeton Marion Stockton E. H. Walton Elizabeth Walton Quaker City Society John T. Emery Philadelphia States Avenue William ©. Haddock The Works Traymore Jessie Memminger Alfred Percival Smith Quaker City Chalfonte Senate George B. Kester May Marguerite Kester Edwin Hagert Philadelphia City National Bank Josiah Kisterbrook J. ©. Heyman Roy Heyman Heyman Irma Jeanette Heyman Royal Palace Prettyman Francis T Darley Chestnut Street Keith Atlantic Pennsylvania Avenue L. V. McCabe Seaeide House M. J. France France Reading Charles. R. Mulvey Pittsburg Ilesworth H. Finlander Washington Islesworth Philadelphia Times Cape May John Watts Kearny Europe Congress Hall D. M. Kearny Phil Kearny Beach Avenue Francis Reeves Grant Street Oscar A. Few Edwin F. Cook Alfred L. Belfield Congress Street J. Wesley Allison John B Sen

Virginia Negro Vote on Suffrage Elimination Foreseen

The Virginia Constitutional Convention set to meet June 12 will consider removing the negro vote under an educational test. Whites may be exempted by military service, while illiterate whites in southwestern Virginia pose a challenge to the plan. Debate also centers on school funding shares by race and state economy measures including judiciary elections and railroad liability.

Richmond O'Farrell Virginia Tidewater

June Weddings Tie Tayler and Jones in Youngstown and Utica

In Youngstown Ohio Miss Louise Tayler daughter of Mrs Rachel Tayler and sister of Congressman Meyad Tayler married Edward Jones from Ashington today at noon. The ceremony took place at H K Wilke residence and was officiated by Rev D H Evans. The couple will reside in Washington. In Utica New York Miss Queen Ferry daughter of D M Ferry Detroit married Avery Coonley Chicago today in a large ceremony at the Ferry summer home near Sidney New York with about two hundred guests from distant cities.

Youngstown Ohiio Louise Tayler Rachel Tayler Meyad Tayler Edward Jones Agricultural Department Ashington H. K. Wilke D. H. Evans Aly Utica N. Y Queene Ferry D. M. Ferry Detroit Avery Coonley Chicago Ferry Sidney

Lowery Wick Wedding Quietly Ties Two Lives

Atlantic City June 8 William Lowery Jr City Tax Collector and Miss Laura C Wick popular public school teacher were quietly married Wednesday evening at St Pauls Methodist Church parsonage by Rev J Morgan Reed.

Lowery- Wick Philadelphia Times Atlantic City William Lowery, Jr Laura C. Wick St. Paul's

Huber Albertson Wedding Announced in Atlantic City

Miss Gertrude Albertson daughter of Levi C Albertson County Collector will wed Samuel Flickenger Huber a lawyer of Chambersburg Pa at her home 19 South Carolina avenue south on June 19.

Huber-Albertson Philadelphia Atlantic City Gertrude Albertson Levi C. Albertson South Carolina Avenue South Samuel Flickenger ‘Huber Chambersburg

Miss Maude E Mason and Benjamin F Glick Wed

Miss Maude E Mason and Benjamin F Glick were married last evening at the bride’s residence by Rev. Dr. J Morgan Reed of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church in Atlantic City.

Philadelphia Times Atlantic City

Sousa ends Willow Grove Park run with two concerts today

Sousa and his band cap the Willow Grove Park engagement this afternoon and evening. The park has drawn large crowds when weather allowed, with Sousa praised as a top outdoor bandmaster. He features his new two step composition The Invincible Eagle and has revived old favorites like The Washington Post and The High School Cadets.

Sousa Willow Grove Park Big Park Washington Post King Cotton Walter Damrosch

Explosion on Frankford Avenue Under Investigation

Assistant Fire Marshal Sheldrick, under order from Fire Marshal Lattimer, took charge of the explosives used in Friday's blast on Frankford avenue below Tioga street to determine composition and destroy it. Colonel Frishmuth once occupied the house and experimented with chemicals, two boxes possibly overlooked when handed to new tenants after his death. Mrs Morgan of 3334 Amber street saw the first box smoking and was burned when she threw water on it but is not as seriously injured as first thought.

Sheldrick Lattimer Frankford Avenue Tioga Street Frishmuth Rs.ry Morgan Amber Street

Students threaten walkout over professor Tubbs removal

Practically all Wesleyan University students at Salina threaten to leave if the Board of Trustees removes R F Tubbs, professor of natural science, over his evolution ideas. The board will hear a defense of Dr Tubbs from the students.

Salina Kan Wesleyan University Stees Ll R. F. Tubbs Dr. Tubbs

Dividing Lives A Poem Excerpt

An Atlanta Constitution excerpt by F. L. reflects on love and longing. The speaker notes the pull of closeness yet laments separation, contrasting earthly affection with divine mystery and celestial sorrow. The piece ends with musings on heaven and hell as the gods’ paradox.

The Atlanta Constitution

Votes still open in School Teachers and Pupils Contest

Eleven days remain to cast votes in the School Teachers and Pupils Contest. The contest ends at midnight on Thursday June 20, 1901, with prizes for the top vote earners. All outstanding coupons for subscriptions must be submitted by June 15.

Philadelphia 5 Percent List of Local Names and Scores

A scanned Philadelphia ledger lists names with scores and amounts in a community record. Individuals such as Joseph Singerly and Rosa appear among varied totals, with schools like Girls' High and St Josephs College referenced and multiple parish and club names noted amid numerical tallies.

School Teachers and Pupils Contest Ends June 20 1901

Notice states the contest will end at midnight on Thursday June 20 1901 and prizes go to those with the highest votes.

Arms Found on Roof At Gibbs Residence

Police and special officers discovered two arms on the roof of 717 South Marvine Street, a dwelling occupied by George H. Gibbs since June 1. The house is owned by A. J. Simpson, previously home to Mrs. Stannard who was away. Coroner Dugan will review the case.

South Marvine Street George H. Gibbs Second Christian Streets Wood Carey and Fox A. J. Simpson South Thirteenth Street

Raid on Gamblers’ Retreat in Chicago Nets 25 Arrests

Police led by Chief O Neill raided a Cottage Grove saloon rear room described as a centralized hub for a noted U S confidence gang. Telegraph gear was found. 25 men including Frank Dubois Edward Dunne and Archie Donaldson were charged with conspiracy to defraud. traveler S Seabrook aided the investigation.

Chicago O'Neill Cottage Grove Avenue L. Seabrook Frank Duboils Edward Dunne Archie Donaldson

Colonel Raymond May Go to New York

Lieutenant Colonel C. W. Raymond, in charge of Delaware river and bay improvements since 1890, will likely be transferred to New York as a member of the Board of Engineers. The board is an advisory body on engineering matters, so he may keep an official link to port improvements.

Raymond New York C. W. Raymond Delaware River Board of Engineers of Board of Engineers Reymond

Obituary notes for several prominent figures in Colorado and Pennsylvania

Obituary notices report the death of Judge W. P. Beck of Pueblo after a collapse in court. Dr. A. A. Bloch dies in Denver from cyanide ingestion amid a personal crisis. Major Lewis S. Tesson of Vancouver Barracks, Washington, dies of apoplexy at 68. John Larsen, 50, Jamison hotel keeper, dies after a week in a coma. Additional remarks reference worry over a court’s decision regarding a dissension.

W. P. Beck Pueblo Colo Beck Colorado Heidelberg University Germany Lewis Tesson Department of Columbia Vancouver Barracks Washington United States John Larsen Jamison

Prominent Tradesmen Charles Vaughan and Henry Comfort Die

Charles D. Vaughan of Elizabeth New Jersey died suddenly at Ocean Grove, linked to heart disease. He was a silk importer and brother of Henry B. Vaughan of the steel trust. Henry D. Comfort, former Carlisle Police Chief and Civil War veteran, dies at 59. known as a Democratic politician.

Charles D. Vaughan Elizabeth, XN. J Ocean Grove Henry B. Vaughan The Steel Trust Henry D. Comfort Carlisle

Ex-Judge Moore Funeral Draws State Officials in New Jersey

The largest funeral in Clayton history honored Ex-Judge John M. Moore. A train from Philadelphia brought Pennsylvanian Railroad officials, Governor Voorhees, Attorney General Samuel Grey, Congressman Luden­s lager, Senator Stokes, Assemblyman Buek, D. O. Watkins, Internal Revenue Collector Isaac W. Moffett, and others. Religious leaders included Rev. George W. Tomson of Woodbury and assistants from nearby churches.

Philadelphia Times Clayton John M. Moore Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Judge Moore Voorhees Samuel Grey Loudenslager Senator Stokes Buek D. O. Watkins Internal Revenue Isaac W. Moffett George W

Marriages Registered in Local Licenses List

A long list of marriage licenses recorded includes Rev Charles W Burns with Laura P Carson, M Harry Blaskey with Rosa Broesser, James A Cleary with Mary E Groom, John M Leaser with Alice M Heil, John G Cooper with Anna M Cardenner, George S Winterbottom with Edith G Ludwig, Frank Poole with Florence E Ferguson, Robert White with Eden Powers, Charles E Dorsey with Jessie E Kidd, James F Ashworth with Cecilia M Heeb, Walter T Norgrave with Bessie T Balese, Charles W Derr with Mary A Finn, William F Farmer with Helen H Webster, Samuel Gray with Margaret Doyle, George B Allen with Jennie B M McGuckin, William M Finney with Minnie Miller, William J Tomlinson with Bertha Charters, Martin Gred with Emma M Traeger, Guiseppe Narducci with Rosa Massaro, Joseph McCauley with Anna Elmer, Samuel L Collins Jr with Florence Mulvaney, John Garvin with Jane Burns, Charles A Roycroft with Minole Schaffer, William Green with Kate A Simmons, Edward Tigne with Mary Barrett, Augustus Nelsson with Lucinda Lindsey, William T Wells with Edna Cragg, John Crowley with Mary Cox, August Mehrer with Elizabeth S Griffith, Joseph D Aznar with Afeefle Aznar, John H Saylor with Evelyn Hughes, John Muehleisen with Mary D Dolmer.

Charles W. Burns Laura P. Carson Harry Blaskey Rosa Broesser James A. Cleary Mary E. Groom John M. Leaser Alice M. Heil John G. Cooper Anna M. Cardenner George S. Winterbottom Edith G. Ludwig Frank Poole Florence E. Ferguson Robert White Eden Powers Charles E. Dorsey Jessie E. Kidd James F. Ashworth Cecilia M. Heeb Walter T. Norgrave Bessie T. Balese Cherles W. Derr Mary A. Finn Wiliam F. Farmer Helen H. Webster Samuel Gray Margaret Doyle George B. Allen Jennie B. M. McGuckin William M. Finney Minnie Miller William J. Tomlinson Bertha Charters Martin Gred Emma M. Traeger Guiseppe Narducci Rosa Massaro Joseph McCauley Anna Elmer Evelyn Hughes John Muehleisen Mary D. Dolmer

Wertheim Metzger Marriage Brings New York Pair Together

On June 6 1901 Joseph B Wertheim wed Mrs Bella Metzger of New York in a formal ceremony. The event unites two prominent families and marks a new chapter for the couple in society circles.

Wertheim—Metzger Joseph B. Wertheim Bella Metzger New York

Obituary notices collected for June 7 services and burials

Death notices record June 7 events for multiple individuals including Keee Powell Baker Edward Becker James S Bryan Elizabeth Craw Peter Cumby Sarah Hart and others. Funeral times and locations given with church services and cemetery interments across Delaware County Nicetown and neighboring towns.

Foneraat A. M Jane Yeadon Delaware County St. Philomena’s Lanedowne Holy Cross Awford Elizabeth Craw Belmont and Mary Avenue Greenwood K. of P Cumby Peter Cumby Se Hart Salem Pear Op St Serer Sarah Har Mig Poco N. J Theneb Gruptri Tate Bane Bia

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