Fifty Convicts Confirmed in Eastern Penitentiary Ceremony
Fifty prisoners at the Eastern Penitentiary were confirmed to the Catholic faith in a ceremony staged within the prison rotunda. Archbishop Ryan led the rites with local priests and a choir, delivering a half hour sermon urging repentance and usefulness after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Philadelphia
Michael A. Noel
Cornelius Gillespie
Church of the Gesu
J. J. Kaulakis
Edmund J. Holden
Mitre
Crozier
Catholic Delegates Elected for Union Convention in Dubuque
The Philadelphia Catholic Total Abstinence Union elected William J. Power Miss F B Ferris and Miss Harriet Stonelake as delegates to the Union of America convention in Dubuque on August 6 7 and 8. The great communion day will be June 29, within the octave of St John the Baptist. The Temperance League banner for the season’s best team was awarded to Nativity nine after six years, presented by Rev Father Hanagan and accepted by James Hayes and Harry Crossin. The Temperance Base Ball League was reorganized for 1896 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Catholic Total
Cathedral Hall
Sixteenth
Vine Streets
William J. Power
Ferris
Harriet Stonelake
Union of America
Dubuque
St. John the Baptist
Union
Temperance League
Nativity Nine
Father Hanagan
Archdiocesan Union
Nativity Society
James Hayes
Harry Crossin
Temperance
Sermon on Society’s Short Cuts to Hell by Rev Dr Dager
Rev Dr Forrest E Dager rector of St Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church denounces fast living wealthy status seeking and dissipation as shortcuts to hell He warns wealth and position tempt both youth and adults and cites modern ambition and indulgence as speed records of vice. Archbishop Ryan anniversary prayers noted across Roman Catholic parishes in the city. An additional Worcester note mentions Rev Hubert W Wells at St Johns Church comparing Judas Iscariot to an office seeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest E. Dager
St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church
Jehu
Dughter
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Hubert W. Wells
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
St. John’'s Church
Judas
Chinese Service Draws 200 Chinatown Residents to Y M C A
A crowd of about 200 Chinese Americans gathered outside the Chinese Y M C A at 920 Race Street for open air religious services including Scripture reading in Chinese by Edgar Lee. J P Hall and Rev H Bond spoke while Chong Hong led a Chinese prayer and Chay Fow gave an address. Children’s Day services followed at Fortieth Street M E Church with flowers and a program directed by M V Simpson. Organizers hope Fortieth Street church hosts the Methodist Episcopal General Conference next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Street
Edgar Lee
J. P. Hall
H. Bond
Chong Hong
Chay Fow
Fortieth Street
M. E
Fortieth
Sansom
M. V. Simpson
Sunday Crowds Fill Fairmount Park With Mild Spring Weather
Thousands enjoyed perfect weather as 2500 visited the Zoological Gardens and another 2500 toured Memorial Hall galleries. Delaware River steamboats ferried crowds to Washington Park while trolley cars to Willow Grove Chestnut Hill and Willowood Park were crowded. New arrivals at the zoo include baby kangaroo two deer fawns and a barn owl gift from Councilman Weideman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Park
Zoological Gardens
Memorial Hall
Delaware River
Washington Park
Willow Grove
Chestnut Hill
Woouside Parks
Schuylkill
Kasserine
Zoo
Frank Weideman
Tillis
Cigar Makers Press for Stricter Enforcement of Child Labor Laws
The Cigarmakers International Union No. 165 appeals to Attorney General Elkin to tighten enforcement of Pennsylvania child labor laws. They denounce lax inspectors and claim widespread violations at Philadelphia factories, urging a stronger framework to prevent perjury and underage work, citing the American Cigar Company incident and widespread noncompliance. The letter calls for legislative reform and firm action by state officials to protect workers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigarmakers’ Progressive’ International Union
John P. Elkin
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Organized
American Cigar Company
Tenth Street
Washington Avenue
Acts of Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bieker Hogers
Commonwealth
Grorg
U No. Hexry
Ruschman Financial
APTRO
Union
Industrial expansion drives new iron and steel plants nationwide
A wave of construction and upgrades hits the iron and steel sector as reports show unprecedented business in 1901. New plants rise near Braddock and Sharon while existing works expand at Pittsburg, Economy, Latrobe, Columbia, New Castle, and Reading. firms like Sterling Steel, Budke Iron and Steel, J G Brill, and Jones and Laughlin seek capacity increases and new facilities, signaling a sustained national growth in production and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Commercial Intelligence
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
Russia
France
Sterling Steel and Foundry Company
Braddock
Stewart Iron Company
Sharon
Oise
Mammoth Bridge
United States Steel Corporation
Economy
I.a
J. G. Brill & Co
Car Builders
Philadelphia
Budke Iron and Steel Company
Pittsburg
Shannopin
John F. Budke
Canonsburg Iron and Steel Company
Carrie
Carnegie Steel Company
Susquehanna Iron and Steel Company
Columbia
National Rolled Steel Car Company
New Castle
Franklin Rolling Mill and Foundry Company
Franklin
Burns Uniform Steel and Metallic Company
Crucible Department
Latrobe
Crucible
Worth Brothers Company
Coatesville
Philadelphia and Reading
D._MccKeefrey
Continental Iron Company
Wheatland
Braddock Machine and Manufacturin Company
Lorenna Foundry Company
Brid Rt
Willam Swan & Sons Foundry
EY. Ier
Joseph C. Laird
A. Wilkinson
Reading Iron Works
Reading
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Jones and la ‘N
American Iron and Steel Works
Eliza Furnaces
Pittsby
Vulcan Crucible Steel Company
Aliqui
Red Men Convene in Lebanon With Grandeur Fanfare
The annual Independent Order of Red Men convention gathers in Lebanon this week with a packed program. Delegates arrive Monday and Tuesday, followed by banquets, parades, picnics, and a war pantomime The Pine Ridge Campaign. Festivities include a trolley ride for visiting ladies and prize awards for parade detail and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Lebanon
Independent Order of Red Men
A. Hess
Sons of America Hall
Mt. Gretna
Perse Band
National Guards
Sons of Veterans
Red Men
Pine Ridge
Orpheus
No. 30
Philadelphia
Frank W. Bittner
W. H. Waltman
Middletown
George W. Sassaman
Reading
H. P. Moyer
C. Shhenk
Cyrus G. Rauch
Peter Sands
Palmyra
Annville
Myerstown
Daughters of Pocahontas
Swatara Tribe of Red Men
New Savannah Liner Roach Wins Savannah Steamer Contract
Roach's shipyard in Chester secured the contract to build a new steamer for the Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah. The vessel, duplicating the City of Memphis, will exceed 5,000 tons register with an estimated cost of $500,000 and operate on the New York Savannah line in connection with the Central Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
Chester
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Memphis
New York
Tn Ee
Central Railroad
Ap Ieee Co
Ship design details reveal freight and passenger capacity
The description notes four steel decks with a freight capacity of 3,500 tons and a draft of 18 feet 6 inches. Passenger accommodations total seventy five. Four single-end Scotch boilers will provide the steam for motive power.
Smithies Strike Today Over Shorter Hours Demand
The Journeymen Horse Shoers Local No. 6, comprising 460 city workers, voted to strike for shorter hours. They seek nine hours five days weekly in summer with five hours on Saturdays, and nine hours five days elsewhere plus an outing day and winter overtime at 50 cents an hour. Support comes from Teamsters Union and AFL affiliates, with Local officers to receive reports in Industrial Hall today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Horseshoers
Horseshoers
Teamsters’ Union
United Labor League
American Federation of Labor
International Union of Journeymen Horseshoers
Woman Fatally Gas Fatality at North Leithgow Home
Mrs. Matilda Brady age 28 died by inhaling illuminating gas in her home at 2806 North Leithgow street yesterday morning. Her husband said she was not ill or quarrelsome and the home was happy. He told Officer John Wray the family’s 11 year old son slept through the event as Mrs. Brady moved him to his father’s bed before the gas was turned on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Brady
North Leithgow Street
Royal Arcanum Jubilee Celebration in Baltimore
Royal Arcanum members nationwide mark the silver jubilee on June 23. The quarter century goal to reach 250000 members was nearly achieved, with death benefits totaling $6,505,104.68 and receipts $70,197,780.45. Payments to widows and orphans reached $68,141,169.63, emergency fund $1,036,088.45, and in-bank assets exceeded liabilities at $534,145.05. council fund stood at $46,055.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Royal Arcanum
Order
Supreme Treasurer
Council
Denver Building Trades Council Ends Strike After Weeks
The Denver Building Trades Council announced last night that the extensive strike affecting about 5,000 workers has ended. The move ends a disabling stalemate that had paralyzed much of the metro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
The
Building Trades Council
Met
Court docket shows multiple assumpsit and trespass suits
In Common Pleas Court entries list Ivins Dietz Murrow and others as plaintiffs in assumpsit and trespass actions across five courts. Names include Edward A. Murrow Anna Hurlock John Sparhawk and several firms such as Swift Co Woolman Co and Downing Paper Co. Judgments cited for numerous individuals with amounts ranging from small deficits to several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Charles Hillig
Assumpsit
John Sparhawk
C. Woolman & Co
Michael F. Dunn
Read and Pettit
A. Lesser
Gustav Lesser
Fanny
Louis Lesser
G. W. Arundel
Common Pleas Calendar Current Motion Lists
The Common Pleas Courts hear a long current motion list with cases across Court No. 1 and Court No. 2. Notable items include Foundry and Machine Company v Steel Company and numerous equity, trial, and miscellaneous motions with parties such as the Burk & McFetridge Company and various city actions. A capias exists for Lipmee Mayberg from Common Pleas Court Noturday with bail set at 1000 dollars. similar bail for David Singer and David Singer is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Courts
Foundry and Machine Company
Steel Company
Morgan, Jr
G. Johnson
Dale
Roesch
Freiling
Byron
Linde Bindealt
Birdsall
Harrity
Lowrey
Teensy
Pusey
McFagden
Vanderslice & Alcott
Carroll
J. Ziedman
Ziedman
Gordonene Association
Rosenberg Et al
Burk & McFetridge Company
W. F. Johnson
Rafferty
Brightly
R. B. Kelly
Fuller
Bryson
Hopple
Buckman
Nace
Harres
Mullen
Stuckert
J. Y. Brinton
Meyer
Delvigne
Weaver
Fertee Company
Rust
Drake
Nitte
Grossman
Hangus
Monaghan
Phillips
Bull and Loan
Appellntion
Hoppock & Sprietler
Large
Belmont
DeYoung
Graves
Yerkes
G. W. Carr
Dawson Fish Company
Smith
Marvel
H. J. Scott
Clarkson
Farnsworth
Stockler
Anderson
Zinger
To. Use
Nichterlein
Boileau
Tenneson
Walton
Coulston
Gourley
Morgan
Lewis
Mast
Ritzel
Buckley
Sharkey
Hunn
Stone
Painter
M. J. Ryan
Roed
Edge
C. H. Edmunds
O'Brien
Dougherty
Harrigan
Hepburn
the City
Taylor Et al
Equity
Isaac Abrahemeen
Lipmee Mayberg
Common Pleas Court
Noturday
Davin E Simon
Diamond Street
Germania Theatre
Third Street
Fairmount Avenue
John R. K. Scott
F. J. Meagher
Orphans Court Decrees Discharges Executors and Trustees
The Orphans Court on Saturday discharged several executors guardians and trustees. President Judge Hanna presided noting discharges for Honora Cahill Wendell Huiburd and others under multiple estates including Mary Cahill Elizabeth McKinney Harriet Woodside Anna Bangert Morris Hibbard and William Traat. Judge Penrose approved substitutions and noted other discharges under applicable wills and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Hanna
Honora C. Cahill
Mary Cahill
Wendell H. Huiburd
Douglas Dorsey
Ashman
Pennsylvania Company
Marla Stille
Elizabeth McKinney
Theodore Kitchen
Mary H. Wood
Harriet E. Woodside
Bangert
Anna M. Bangert
Reece Sout
Reed
William Traator
Penrose
Estates Adjudicated Adjudicated Saturday In Orphans Court
Balances as specified were distributed to the estates adjudicated by the Orphans Court on Saturday before President Judge Banna. The fragment notes indicate multiple estates involved with final adjudication in the court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Banna
Wills Probated As Estate Inventories Filed In City
The estates of Edward N Wright Marie Chiossi Mangiui Mary M Davis Andreas Zipperlan and Louise Dutton were disposed of by wills probated on Saturday. Inventories were filed for Sarah C Roark and William H Mil ner with values of 3915.19 and 5541.28 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N Wright
William H. Milner
Guardians Appointed in Orphans Court for Minors Estates
Guardians were appointed for multiple minor estates in the Orphans Court on Saturday. Names include Anna Gately, Mary Letters, John S. Newman, Florence Ayers Gottlob Kazenwadel, Sallie Howes, Sarah Paxson, Mary Wollrath, Austin Brunett, Davis Watts, and others connected to various minor groups and trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna ©. Gately
Mary Letters
John S. Newman
Florence N. Ayers
Gottlob Kazenwadel
William Kur Sallie W. Howes
John Paxson, Jr
Sarah E. Paxson
Pax
Mary Wollrath
Austin W. Brunett
Jessie C. Clatt
Davis H. Watts
Harold J. Watts
William M. Watts
Pennsylvania Company
S. Preston Brittingam German-American Trust Company
Sophia Youngehy
John T. Murphy
Laub
Walter H. Snow
Eyster
August Vogel
Guy L. Richards
Anna Richards
Annie Dougherty
Thomas Dougherty
Rose C. Brown
James Brown
Edward Sickles
Ruth Sickles
Amelia Quinton
William Inton
Samuel H. McGill
Salon C. McGill
David Buckalanich
Samuel Buckalanich
Criminal Calendar for Trial Day in Two Courtrooms
Court calendar lists prison and other cases for trial in Room 653 under Judge Beitler and Room 676 under Judge Sulzberger. Entries include perjury, larceny, assault, burglary, false pretenses, conspiracy, cruelty to animals, and other felonies and misdemeanors. no Juvenile Court sessions today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Beitler
Jennie Cohen
James Hy
Carson
William R. Carter
Frank Whitaker
Maggie Kelly
David Jacobs
Edward Hand
Henry Peterson
Harry Johnson
Henry Potter
William Hurtt
Mqnor
John Rutherford
John Dougherty
Freda Bowman
Louis Morgan
Robert McSwiggan
George Harris
Frederick J. Herbst
Eugene Everett
Arthur Lomas
Maree Cornie
Henry Max
Jane Powell
Harry J. Wissman
Frank ©. Wissman
John Seward
Harvey Almond
John Nicklas
Dora Sarbolt
Ella van Horn
Rafael S. Schneider
Isaac Segal
Adolph Bernstein
Carl Wickart
Perdary
Morris Kennevski
Cyril W. Armstrong
Wiliam F. Deakyne
S. Jacobs
Irish Industries Hail Aid Push with US Tour
Irish Agricultural Organization Society delegates tour the United States to found auxiliary chapters and promote Irish crafts. Rev J O Donovan to speak on Irish art and industry in Philadelphia while cooperative banks and expanded education are planned. Prominent supporters include Archbishop Ryan and John M Campbell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Organization Society
United States
Irish Agricultural Organization Society
Philadelphia
J. O'Donovan
Loughrea
Ireland
South Broad Street
Father O’donovan
John Redmond
Irish Parliament Party
Archbishop Ryan
Bishop Prendergast
Robert Ellis Thompson
William McAleer
Herbert Welsh
Walter George Smith
John M. Campbell
Thomas Devlin
Hugh McCaffrey
Owen Kelly
Joseph McLoughlin
Two August Pacific Coast Tours From Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces two grand summer tours to the Pacific Coast at reduced rates. Tour No 1 runs August 2 to 31 by special trains with Pullman cars dining service except five days in San Francisco. It stops at Chicago Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City and more before returning via Canadian Pacific. Second tour details follow with pricing per berth and extended itineraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
San Francisco
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
del Monte
Monterey
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
San Joseppe
Rac Age Ee
Ifcent Mountain Amore
Glacier
Banff Hot
Banff
St. Paul
Rate
New York
Philadelphia
Ingtes
Pennslvania
York
Paler ‘Polit
Peonsylvania
Frond East
Ouaumivatations
Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eastern Penitentiary
Vogler
Kingdom of Heaven
Rotunda
American Society
Albert M. Korves
St. Ludwig's Church
Angelo Caruso
Society
Hell
Dr. Dager
Judas Iscariot
Jayne
Dom
the Board of Health
Notories
Lappen
Rsonal
Tenth and
Ashington Avenue
Harry P. Peters
Union No
W. C. Hahn
Union Noo
Ororgr Basras
North
Iron and Sree
England
Great Britain
Allegheny Iron and Stee Company
Atenre
the Geise & Goodyear Co
Biddle Hardware Co
W. H. Hepburn
Daniel M. Barr
James Fish
W. Z. Paul
Max LD. Lieber
First Polish National Society
William Ranson
J. B. Daly
Fournier
J. W. Reeve
C. R
Michael Mooney
F. A. Poth & Sons
Tresass
A. B. Eaton
Albany Brase and Iron Co
William J. Chaninel
W. 8
Furst
George E. Sattler
Geo F. Chandler
W. A. Gray
T. R. Jones & Co
George H. Knox
Scarborough
United Wine and Trading Company
Frederick Wildhagen
W. F. Gable
Moore Brothers
William F. Forsyth
Ramberger and
Levi
Real Estate Title Insurance and Trust Company
William W. Ferguson
Nathalie J. Gillespie
T. W. Jopson
Im Redmond
John. R. K. Scott
Walter F. Ensign
Samuel W. Baines & Son
Fletcher
Harry F. Gilbert
Ventura Blanco
Lukens
Christian R. Fons
Emma Faunce
William H. Faunce
Antonio Panarello
Frank Cuneo
Equitable Trust Company
William Culbertson
Mary V. Culbertson
Mortgagors
Gordon Manges
William L. Herbert
George C. Meeser
Arthur A. Brann
Sophia MecGrory
Temple Building and Loan Association
Frederick Stern
Charlotte
Kunzig
Same
Integrity Title Insurance, Trust — Safe Deposit Company
Edward N. Cohen
Margenet
Alfred W. Rafferty
Louis Goetz
Susannah BE
Charles Brinkman
Caroline Brinkman
David McKibben
Robert N. Barber
Mortgagor
George W Lynch
Terre Teant
Annie M. V Watson
William Gildemeyer
Reinhard Danilesen
Joseph Uosworth
William Alexander B. Bingham
Common Pleas
Berane
Nicholas
Boylan
McCullen
W. A. Walker
Stove Company
Ballou
Beck
Robinson
Kane
the Bank
Friedenberg
Moon
Morrill
Trust Company
van Dusen
Schick
Grage Et al
Schell
Develin
Prichard
Price
Wollaston
C. L
Smyth
Storey
Grossa
Parein O'Donnell
O'Callaghan
Cody
Deve
Levin
Etcc
Furbush
J. G. Johnson
Stilz
Sparhawk
Wiley
Shoyer Hurley
Hughes
Wilson
Michener
Doyle
Hartley
Richards
Messemer
Sperzel
Fries
Osterbeldt
McCollin
Hinckley
McDevitt
Filbert Street
Pelte
Cite
Meaber
Neilson
Woodruff
Bullock
Supreme Tent
Schorle
Linde
Bryans
Eibell, Jr
Clifford Getty
Getty
Higgins
Water Street
Gable
Tabor Street
Ellis
City
Doban
Kinsey
Patterson
Reattergood
Hagerty
Salas Kelnert
Kelnert
Mullin
Agatnstein
Agasstein
Keir
Kuersten
Potter
Itr
Townsend
cerett _Sywenans
Cinb
Carlson Estate
Newgeon
Wetherill
Sprague
Busby
Lee Lee
Ponter
F Lewis
Emory
Tees
Lameon
Alexander
Wyte
Colfelt
Meagher
Enpis
wPffunsicker
McCuspeade
Borei Aes Lerl
Cassidy
D. W. Sim- Truster
Durhem
Dickson
Olmstead
Arcber
Hanson
Berrows
Erdmen
Amerling
Naser
Bispham
Tobias
Company
Beeber
Read
Pettit
Behnont
de Y. Fow
Emerick Fe
Imore
Oung
Whitebill_ va
Om Randall
Weber McGeoghegan
Simpson
Granabach Trading Etc
Hower
Rebwehm
Ve Horn
Assignee
Garber
Adams
Leeds
Laws
Wallerstein
Finlow
Kelly
Willis
Leteerty
Thomas
the Dominion Aera
Tioga Street
Clevenger
Hancock
Watson
Op Avenue
Morris Street
Wolff
Bordeck Street
Loney Street
Michael J. Hearn
Rommel
Thompson
Williams. Mellerio
Freeman
Aldrich Et al
McGlathery, Johnson & Co
Bi Gilham
the Real Estate Trust Company
Downing
Twombley
Williams
Stevenson
Blumberg
Stevenson Commonwealth
Givins
Kennedy, Jr
Stewart
Ferguson
Johnson
Wainwright
Kennedy
Stearns
Staake
Allegheny Avenue
Westmoreland Street
Patton
Roberts
Ashburst
Shepherd
Kress
Brinton Brainerd
McFadden
Haebler
Greenwald
Mayer
Kingston
Collins
Ashbridge
Scott
T. E. Okie Company
Okie
American Protestant Association
Moore Et al
Smithers
Lank
Morrison
Robert Hare Powel & Co
Ehard
Newlin
Rowley
Rothermel
Fow
Alcorn
Guerriea
Guinta
Moorehead
Murphy
Standard Steel Works
American Writing Paper Company
Machine Company
Kat Oegain
Bakery
Williamsmith
Elkinton
Price Commonwealth
Schappy
Communwealth
Refining Company
Shameenwealth
Ioueau
Capeenwealth
Gilbert
Evanson
Odgers
Lang
Ouschiswanlth
Gormley
Hess
Case
the Insurance
Sees
Barclay
Ones
Merz
McCarthy
W. F. Faby
Lederer
M. Graft
Fleighman
Baileff
Amram
Dever
Winn
Tyson
Magill
Ransom
Brigholtz
Diehl
Cabinet Company
Birx
Powell
Prichrdard
Shutts
Sears
Schmidt
Reider
KB. Raymond
Aiman
Bernstein
Brugler
Shields
Hoffman
B. Harris
Goodbread
Sellers
Pepper
City Va
Traction Pany
R. EB. Shapley
Cohen
Express Company
Englander
Sparbank
Schoop
Elcock
J. G. Gordon Cal Company
Everhart
Tewen
Cordey
Buck
Merchant
Ross
A. E. Peterson
W. H. Red
McManus
Poe
Quarry Company
M. H. Todd
Jones
Paper Company
Cassard
Thom
Clark
Hunsicker
Krischker
Fisher
Catharine
Morley
Rlice Laws
Freedley
Vanderslice Mansky
Manskee Warg
Warg
Shults
Spersethan B. Alexander
Blasuis & Sons
Ettla
Shorer
Dutton
Paramore
Wain
Myers
Dally
Prev
D. W Doughert
Hag Odd Fellows
J Brinton
Ens
Hollohan
Burton
H. L. Henderson
Briggs Hallowell
Weightman
Nichols
Junkin
Stillwell
Klander
Hospital
Mallon
Lex
Huey
Osterbel
Elieabeth
Judge Ferguson
Kate Y. Hough Deer
Ann Dannenhower
Charles R. Dannenhower
Mary Ann Stokes
Eleanor M Chadwick
Emma A Zimmerman
Martha Kershaw
Jennie G. Stone
Ward B. Leisenrt
H._A. Rechternaut
William de Millard
Morris J. Hibbard
Judge Sulzberger
Pennsylvania Railroad
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