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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1897

Page

5

Snellenburgs Plan Major Expansion Across Girard Block

After extended negotiations with the Board of City Trusts the Snellenburg firm signs to remodel and expand their Philadelphia block from Market to Girard streets. The project adds four floors for cutting sewing and wholesale operations, new private offices, and a wholesale branch on 828 Broadway, with eighty new elevators, a grand retail upgrade, and a plan to export Philadelphia-made clothing while maintaining Philadelphia sales.

Lord Byron Broadway New York City Philadelphia Snellenburg Maine California Southwest Far West Pacific Coast N. Snellenburg & Co Snellenburgs Reading Terminal Windrim

Calhoun Visits White House on Cuban Mission

Washington June 9 Mr Calhoun the President's special commissioner to Cuba held a morning conference with President McKinley before his Nashville trip. He then met with State Department officials including Day and Fishback to discuss the Ruiz case two reports were reviewed, with actions to be delayed until the President's return.

Washington Calhoun Cuba McKinley Nashville White House Fishback Sherman Day State Department Lee Ruiz Department Judge Day Department of State Congosto Danville

Mask and Wig Elections And Annual Meeting Recap

The Mask and Wig Club held its annual meeting at 310 Quince Street with strong, harmonious attendance. Officers were elected for one year. the treasurer reported solid finances and a profitable season highlighted by Very Little Red Riding Hood. The group discussed plans to celebrate the tenth anniversary, and it is unlikely a professional will write the new play. The Athletic Association expects about $400 from Tuesday’s benefit. William Baker Whelen was elected secretary. other officers include Clayton Futterall McMichael as president and Adolph Rosenarten as second vice president.

Mask and Wig Club Quince Street Red Riding Hood Athletic Association Board of Government William Baker Whelen Clayton Futterall McMichael Albert Bartram Kelley Adolph George Rosenarten Joseparren Coulston,r Samuel Murloch Kendrick Francis Penn Steel, Jr Charles Snyder Morgan, Jr Albert Neal Bartlett Caener Remington Wilt Baker Elen Iles Aitpia The Stage Ex Ailliam Nelson Morice S. Bowman Wheeler Frederick Rogers Meigs

Judge Alfred Darte Weds A Mabel Em enway in Luzerne Orphans Court

Special Telegram reports in Wilkesbarre that Judge Alfred Darte of Luzerne Orphans Court married Mabel Emенway in a ceremony held in the city. The brief item notes the union occurred in Wilkes-Barre.

Tak Times Wilkesbarre Alfred Darte Orphans’ Court of Luzerne Mabel Emenway Washington

Increased City Expenses Over Ten Years Under Bul Litt Bill Charter

Public Ledger analyzes ten year city expenditures from 1887 to 1896 noting retrenchment talk after Supreme Court limits on loans. It lists total outlays by departments including Mayor Public Works Public Safety Police City Property Fire Health Docks Electrical Engines and Boilers Building Inspection and Public Works lighting costs, highlighting growth and accounting shifts.

Supreme Court Mayor, Public Works Public Safety Ayor Alain Ea Department of Public Safety Bureau OF Police Sesine Harvess Bureau OF Fire Bureau OF Health Balers Ie Eee Kesbee Iscvypeves Gane Bureau OF Department of Public Works

Visit of the Postal Delegates to Philadelphia

The Universal Postal Congress delegates, about 145 people with 35 relatives, arrive Saturday. They tour the Ninth and Chestnut post office, Independence Hall, Arch Street wharf, and Cramps shipyard, view the battleship Iowa and the revenue cutter McCulloch, then proceed to Washington via train.

Universal Postal Congress Union Perry Heath Carr Niagara Falls Buffalo N. Y Rochester Syracuse Boston Albany West Point New York Atlantic Csr Philadelphia Washington Ninth and Chestnut Streets Independence Hall Frank Mackey Station B Independence Halls Arch Street Sylvan Dell Cramps Iowa

Boy Attacked by Large Dog in Connaughtown

Johnny Bangert, 12, was mauled by Lawrence Blanche's mastiff in Connaughtown this morning. The dog battered him, chewed flesh, and left the boy in critical condition before Blanche killed the animal. Dr. Hall treated the severe wounds.

Norristown Johnny Bangert Lawrence Blanche Connaughtown Hall Blanche

Washington Postmasters Named in Mass Appointment List

One hundred fifty three fourth class postmasters were appointed today in a broad slate. Ninety seven appointments fill vacancies caused by removals. several named in Pennsylvania include Airville Alburtis Centre Valley Geiger's Mills Lane, Hookstown, Mount Pocono and others with new appointees replacing resigned or removed officials.

Washington Pennsylvania Airville A. G. Galbraith John Sweeney Alburtis W. B. Butz John Heleen Centre Valley Henry Ezey Gangawer Geiger’s Mills Lane Marquet Vies c Y

Van Sant to Mediate City Water Works Dispute

J. Alpheus Van Sant, Camden Committee of One Hundred president, agrees to serve as arbitrator to resolve differences between Contractor Pfeiffer and city over shortening the water main and building a new plant. He will join an expert engineer and City Counsel in a mediation session.

J. Alpheus van Sant Camden

Relic From Girard Ship Rousseau Presented to City Trusts

The Board of City Trusts received a paper cutter carved from Rousseau timber, a ship built for Stephen Girard in 1801 that later sailed in the whaling trade and lies sunken near New Bedford. The Girard estate reports a $78,814.18 drop in net income for Jan 1 to May 31, 1897, vs last year, with city income down $13,440.87. A plan for widening Delaware Avenue was approved to be funded by the Delaware fund, and up to $300,000 of Girard estate city loans may be sold. A plan for celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Girard College opens Jan 1, 1898. The Wills Hospital trust may award two more Simon Muler scholarships up to $400 each.

Board of City Trusts George Wood Millville Manufacturing Company Rousseau Stephen Girard Per New Bedford Hartor Girard Cit Delaware Avenue Department of Public Works Delaware Fund Delaware,avenue George H. Kirkpatrick Philadelphia Grent Girard College Twelfth Street Wills Hospital Simon Muler

Convention of Railway Postal Clerks Opens Next Wednesday

The sixth annual convention of the National Association of Railway Postal Clerks will open at the Post Office in this city next Wednesday. A good deal of important business will come up for consideration and a large number of delegates are expected to attend.

National Association of Railway Postal Clerks

Marriage Licenses and Obscure Names in 19th Century Notices

List of marriage licenses with numerous couples named, including Lacates Selle, Hummel Logan, Buckerl Wilson, Smiglsky Bulemvitz, Chalfant Ritchie, Blight Maloney, Lind McLachlan, Freemer Cox, Cammile Bell, Antes Relptan, Donovan Burke, Anders Reutter, Dransch Siegel, Anderson Reiss, Kress Webn, Gimbel Loeb, Montgomery Hamilton, Sinnaman Osborne, Lombardo Lapertina, Hagan McCaffrey, Bruntyum Bugis, Smith Simon, Sonchine Jadowsky, Stevenson Wagepblast, Jackson King, Goggeshall MacCarty, Lackman Delworth, Satterfield McGranaghan, Donnally Donnally, Hoeffner Garrett, Polakoff Ziffarblatt, Genso Schaffer, Sigman Rosenthal, Hediey Markley, Smethurst Young, Young Hazlet, Danielson Halm, Cohen Fogel, Pullar Briggs, Lamsback Davis, Weyer Creighton, Stein Waterhouse, Kuhn Thorp, and several married notices including Sheehan Elliott, Goudy Nicholson Elliott, Kerr Elliott, Kothe Maier, Robb Gregg, Cassin, and others. Also obituaries and funeral notices for Elizabeth Sickles, Elvira Butterfield, John Cassin, and Seán Oe.

William C. Lacates Frances J. Selle Harry BE Hummel Ella Logan John Buckerl Clara Wilson Davis Smiglsky Bessie Bulemvitz William W. Chalfant Ida V. Ritchie Charles Blight Lizzie Maloney Jacob Lind Maggie McLachlan Samuel Freemer Esther Cox Samuel Cammile Addie Bell Harry Antes Martha W. Relptan James Donovan Jane Burke Charles ©. Anders Christina A. Reutter Adolph Dransch Sallie Siegel William J. Anderson Adaline Reiss Carl Frederick Kress, Jr Amelia O. Webn Benedict Gimbel Birdie Loeb Joseph Montgomery Charlotte Hamilton William Sinnaman Maggie Osborne Guiseppe A. Lombardo Caroline Lapertina John Hagan Nellie McCaffrey Harry Bruntryum Lena Bugis George A. Smith Elizabeth R William ©. Pullar Olivia Briggs Charles H. Lamsback Maggie Davis Leonard Weyer Rebecca J. Creighton Edward T. N. Stein Ella 8

Death notices and funeral details from Philadelphia area

Numerous obituaries and funeral notices list residents and family ties across Philadelphia and nearby towns. Items mention ages, birthplaces, and service times with interments at local cemeteries, including Holy Cross, American Mechanics, and Most Holy Redeemer, along with Atlantic City and Nassau references.

Donohoe Jas St. Tsae Mary Dorie Beada Philadelpha Letra Loons & Avenue Cynwydd Elinor M Alex P. Fghter Catherine Panico Chturch AMR Old Cathedral Cemetery Futcher Nassau Del Erasmus M. Futcher Philadelphia Goldbogel Kate David Goldbogel South Street St. Paul's Church Holy Cross Cemetery Griffith Jane Isaac and Rachel Griffith Aspen Street West Philadelphia York Street American Mechanics’ Cemetery Hagy Daniel Hagy Haverford Road City Avenue Hall Carrie William Hall Ellen Mark Morton Hauer Anna Henry August Haler Seymour Street Germantown Hbeilner Barr Annie E A. Heilner Methodist Episcoe Church Lykens Henwood Newark N. J Abraham Mary William Henwood Walker Street Holt Thomas Holt Stone North Sixteenth Stree Hogeland Sarah J J. Fred. Hogeland Viola Street Kingsley Almond Kingsley North Thirty-eighth Street Kurtzschenkel George Catharine Kurtzschenkel North Fifth Street St. Peter's Church Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery Lloyd Emerson Lloyd Dudley Arms Atlantic City Edward J James Anna T. MuLdoon South Eleventh Street Munier William D. Munier West Laurel Hill Neely Catharine Robert Neely Stenton Avenue Gorgas Lane William B Teressa Bernard Susanna Nurry Spring Street Fifteenth Race Streets Schell Barbara Frederick Schell William Sichw Cambridge Street Cece George H. Sellers Wilmington Rodney Street Stewart Scott John Maggie Stewart David and Lovey Grahan Otsled Memphis Street Tar James Hughes Tayr C. Burton Bradford Chester County Northwood Cemetery Downingtown Dowsing Town Whima William Jonathan Mary Whinha Belgrade Street Williamson Isaac P. Williamson George Ensley River Road North Cramer H N Louis Vetter Sand Yous North Eighth Street

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