Anniversary of Rev Dr Steele Marks Fortieth Pastorate
The Fourth Reformed Presbyterian Church on Nineteenth and Catharine streets held a commemorative service marking Rev. Dr. David Steele’s fortieth year as pastor. Visiting ministers, addresses, and music accompanied morning, afternoon, and evening services. The church dates to 1848 and now has more than 800 members. Dr. Steele, ordained in 1861, has served only this charge and is among the city’s oldest-serving ministers. He and Elizabeth Dallas have two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Reformed Presbyterian Church
Catharine
David Steele
Samuel P. Herron
Pittsburg
Steeler
William Sterrett
Covenant Presbytterian Church
Twenty-second Street
Vine
J. Addison Henry
Princeton Presbyterian Church
J. Y. Boice
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Albert B. Henry
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church
M. Gailey
Third Reformed Presbyterian Church
William H. Gailey
Fifth Reformed Presbyterian Church
L. A.benson
Sixth Reformed Presbyterian Church
T. P. Stevenson
First Church of the Covenanters
Dr. Steele
Fourth Reformed Congregation of
Philadelphia
Joseph Fleming
Twenty-fourth and
Linn Streets
B. Crawford
Twenty-first
Callowhills
Eighteenth
Filbert Streets
Samuel Y P. Herron
S. B. Crawford
Sixth Reformed Presbyterian
Steele W
Nineteenth and Catharine Streets
Roxborough Presby Church Holds 47th Anniversary Exercises
The Roxborough Presbyterian Church on Ridge Avenue near Port Royal began its forty seventh anniversary observances yesterday and will continue nightly this week excluding Monday and Saturday. Morning services included a children’s day program with an address by David Bentley of Trinity ME Church. An album honoring former superintendent 8. O. Lownes was presented, and a twilight communion plus the ordination of Benjamin P. McManus as elder occurred with evening remarks by Rev. Dr. Andrew Culver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxborough Presbyterian Church
Ridge Avenue
Port Royal
David Bentley
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
O. Lownes
Benjamin P. McManus
Andrew Culver
Grace Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Henry C. McManus
Uder
Z. Montgomery Gibson
Anniversary Observed at Cohocksink Church
Children’s day was observed at Cohocksink Presbyterian Church on Columbia Avenue and Franklin Street marking the sixty second anniversary of the Sunday school. Rev Pedro Rioseco from Havana Cuba and Rev Sherman Doyle spoke. Rev Charles Campbell delivered morning and evening sermons on The Garrison of God and Playing the Fool.
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Cohocksink Church
Cohocksink Presbyterian Church
Columbia Avenue
Franklin Street
Pedro Rioseco
Havana
Cuba
Sherman Doyle
Charles Campbell
Beth Israel Sabbath School Ends Winter Term
The Beth Israel Congregation's Sabbath school held closing exercises in the assembly room yesterday afternoon. Rev. M. M. Eichler gave an address followed by a musical and literary program. Promotions for the next term were announced and prizes awarded including a gold watch presented to teacher Aaron Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel
Eighth Street
Jefferson
M. M. Eichler
Aaron Bray
Presbyterians Ordain Elders at Old Pine Church
At Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church the congregation elected ruling elders D. Harriss James F. Scott and Walter Richman for ordination yesterday morning. Pastor Hughes O. Gibbons preached on The Office of Ruling Elders and Louis F. Benson led Children’s Day worship in the afternoon.
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Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Fourth and
Pine Streets
D. Harriss
James F. Scott
Walter Richman
Hughes O. Gibbons
Louis F. Benson
Gloria Dei Church Marks 201st Anniversary
Gloria Dei (Old Swedes) Church on Swanson and Christian Streets held 201st anniversary services in the old building yesterday. The service featured sermons by Theo der B. Simes and Rev. Ric Peters reflecting on church history.
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Gloria Dei
Swanson
Christian Streets
Theo der B. Simes
St Laurentius Parish Pilgrimage Led by Rector
The St Laurentius Polish Catholic Church congregation in Memphis joined by their rector Rev G Krans traveled with their group on a religious pilgrimage. They visited multiple churches including Ann's and Church of Ow Help as part of the Jubilee observance.
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St. Laurentius
G. Krans
Memphis
Vienna
Western Reserve 75th Anniversary Commencement Program
Cleveland June 9 Governor Nash Berator M A Hanna Senator Allison of Iowa and the Rev Josiah Strong are on the program for commencement exercises at Western Reserve University as the seventy fifth anniversary celebration proceeds.
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Western Reserve
Cleveland
Governor Nash
Berator
M. A. Hanna
Allison
Iowa
Josiah Strong
Mariners Bethel Church Celebrates 27th Dedication Anniversary
The Mariners Bethel Church observed its 27th dedication anniversary and 70th founding anniversary at Third Street and Washington Avenue. The service was led by Rev Dr. A and included a free will offering by STH Ses.
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Mariner’s Bethel Church
Mariners’ Bethel Church
Third Street
Washington Avenue
STH
Sunday School Music Night Featuring Local Performers
A Sunday school musical entertainment showcased performers Miss Jennie Horne Miss Carrie Brooks Miss Bardsley and Mr Vigeurs Mr Farraday and Mr Cantrell in a staged program likely at a church event.
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Jennie Horne
Carrie Brooks
Bardsley
Vigeurs
Farraday
Cantrell
Rev Sinnott's Anniversary at St Charles Borromeo
Prominent Catholic clergy and laity filled St. Charles Borromeo for the dedication of the church and the silver anniversary of Rev. James P. Sinnott. The morning Mass featured Sinnott, with Arch bishop Ryan and Bishop Prendergast present and a sermon by Monsignor Loughlin. An evening Solemn Vespers included a sermon by Rev. Cornelius Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles Borromeo
Church of
James P. Sinnott
Sinnott
Francis P. Fitzmaurice
Joseph F. O'Keefe
James McGeneran
John B. McGinley
Ryan
Prendergast
Edmund F. Prendergast
Hugh Lane
John T. Crowley
M. C. Donovan
J. Trainer
A. A. Gallagher
D. J. Dougherty
P. Dever
P. R. McDevitt
C. Dougherty
C. Mullen
Francis J. Carr
B. Dornhege
F. O'Neill
William Kieran
Fathers Delarey
McErlain
Geraghty
Father Sinnatt
F. P. Dougherty
M. J. Rafferty
Cornelius Gillespie
Asbury Church Pays Debt on Jubilee Anniversary
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church at Thirty third and Chestnut Streets paid $8 000 of its mortgage as part of its seventy fourth anniversary jubilee. Pastor Rev W H Lindemuth led services with children assisting in hymns and announcements. Prof O P Phillips of USC spoke and other pastors addressed the crowd.
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Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Thirty-third
Chestnut Streets
W. H. Lindemuth
Edwin Drummond
William Reed
Willie Riter
Maenon Albert
Mabel Hassan
Ruth Woodward
Bessie Scott
Harry Smedley
Board of Trustees
O. P. Phillips
University of Southern California
William Major
J. G. Bickerson
Corpus Christi Procession At Our Mother of Sorrows Church
More than 5000 members from Our Mother of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church joined the Corpus Christi procession from Forty-eighth Street to Lancaster Avenue. Mass occurred at the Cathedral Cemetery receiving vault with Father Splinter leading the rites and carrying the sacrament under a canopy.
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Our Mother of Sorrows
Forty-eighth Street
Lancaster Avenue
Cathedral
Father Splinter
Our Mother of Sorrows’ Church
Shanahan Catholic Club
Total Abstinence Society
Young Men's T. A. B. Society
Cadets of Temperance
St. John's Orphan Asylum
St. Joseph Sisters
Mother Serrill
Sodality of Blessed Virgin
J. J. McCort
M. J. Foley
O. P
Thomas Buckley
Twenty Years of Christian Endeavor Convention Planned
Cincinnati reports elaborate arrangements for the twentieth international convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor from July 6 to 10. A 1500-voice choir at Music Hall leads a week of welcoming addresses by Governor Nash and Mayor Fleischmann with local committee members. Dr. Clark gives the annual address and Secretary Baer presents the annual report. Sunday features special talks on Twenty Years of Christian Endeavor and temperance rallies as Sabbath observance programs proceed.
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Cincinnati
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Music Hall
Nash
Fleischmann
Clark
Baer
Missionary Union Holds Consecration at Clifton Springs
International Missionary Union members gathered at Clifton Springs on June 9 for a consecration lasting until 10 o clock this morning. Rev. E. L. Baldwin, vice president, preached the annual missionary sermon. The student volunteer meeting in the afternoon drew a large crowd.
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International Missionary Union
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Students Stand By Tubbs Threaten Walkout Over Dismissal
In Salina Kansas a student committee at Kansas Wesleyan University uprated in defense of Dr. Frank D Tubbs natural science professor dismissed for alleged heresy. They denounce the Board of Trustees and threaten to leave the university if Tubbs is not reinstated. The board will hear Tubbs next week but refuses reinstatement. The junior and senior classes remain determined to walk out if demands are not met.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas Wesleyan University
Frank D. Tubbs
Board of Trustees
Princeton Opens Her Gala Week Sermon at Graduation
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports Princeton University President Francis L. Patton delivered the baccalaureate sermon in Alexander Hall. He reflected on the intellectual religious and social state of the era noting the need for philosophy and religion to unite and criticizing materialism and the rise of trusts while highlighting philanthropy by Rockefeller and Carnegie.
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Princeton
Francis L. Patton
Princeton University
Alexander Hall
Gladstone
Tennyson
Browning
Darwin
Tyndal
Supreme Court of the
United States
God
Mr. Rockefeller
Carnegie
Muhlenberg College Holds 34th Commencement in Allentown
Muhlenberg College prepares for its 34th commencement in Allentown, running June 16 through 20. The week features senior class activities, a Baccalaureate service, senior class day, campus events, the freshman play, alumni gatherings, and the commencem ent in the Lyric Theatre with an alumni banquet at the Hotel Allen.
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Lyric Theatre
Autopsy Inconclusive In Death Of Mrs Higginbotham
Coroner Wadsworth conducted an autopsy on Mrs Sarah Higginbotham at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital where she died from brain concussion after a Tuesday assault at her home 3216 Chestnut Street. Magistrate Stratton to commit Mary Rider Wright to prison awaiting inquest Tuesday.
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Habotham
Stratton
Noordland Arrives with Passengers at Delaware Breakwater
The American Line steamship Noordland docked at the Delaware Breakwater yesterday afternoon from Liverpool carrying sixty five cabin and two hundred seventy steerage passengers. She is due to reach Washington avenue wharf this morning.
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Noordland
Delaware Breakwater
Liverpool
Washington Avenue Wharf
Atlantic steamship pool eyed in Canada guidance
Ottawa reports the Dominion Government believes the Atlantic steamship pool system diverts traffic between routes in Canada. Officials discuss potential reforms to the pool structure to address competition and efficiency concerns across maritime services.
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Atlantic
Canada
Ottawa
Dominion
Atlantic Steamship Pool
State College Holds 41st Annual Commencement
The forty first annual commencement of the Pennsylvania State College opened with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Dr. Lawrence M. Colfelt of Philadelphia’s Oxford Presbyterian Church. The crowded chapel heard Colfelt speak on Personal Responsibility with Ezekiel 18 20 as his text. Cumberland Valley Normal School at Shippensburg announces final exams for seniors and juniors on June 17, followed by the commencement program.
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Philadelphia Times
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Lawrence M. Colfelt
Oxford Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Colfelt
Cumberland Valley Normal School
Shippensburg
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Lace
Bucknell Announces June Commencement Week Details
Bucknell University schedules its fifty fifth annual commencement from June 15 to 19 with President and Mrs. Harris hosting receptions after exercises. Alumni events and campus programs are planned, including a traditional play by graduates.
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Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Harris
Franklin and Marshall College Commencement in Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster holds its sixty sixth commencement exercises. The event marks graduates and features the college's ceremonies.
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Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Pete
Court Motion List Highlights Numerous Equity and Road Cases
The current motion list catalogs multiple equity matters and road cases. Names include Invest Co v Ost Heckler Merrill Smith v Murray-Mayne Ellwanger v Ellwanger Sanson and Conway v Barker among others with parties like The Bank and City of Philadelphia noted in numerous filings.
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Moress
N. Ghecitar Hein i Investment Co
Heckler Merrill
Smith
Murray
Mayne Leming
Grete
Merchan
F. —J. Co. Tanckster
the Grand Lodge
Beitney
Downing
the Grand Acte
Beitney Et al
King
Weinstein + Bien
Scarborough
Cobbs
In re Franklin Osterbeldt McColith Rhoad et al Cases
A cumbered list of common pleas docket entries and cross references businesses and individuals including Third Street Line More Street Scarborough Trust Estate of Charles Macalester Brown and various v. mappings. The fragmentary record enumerates case numbers party names and associated docket notes.
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Franklin P Osterbeldt
McColith
Rhoad
Third Street
More Street
Scarborough
Charles Macalester
Brown
Iore
Roseboro
Beasley
Butz
Hicks—Barnes
Stern
Samson—Ashbridge, Jr. & Clute
Knitting Co
Cooper
Potter
Greenberg—Smythe, Chase
Hunsicker
McVickar
MecVickar
Equity Trial List Entries From Moon 6 Pierson v Stewart
A garbled record shows an equity trial list with multiple case references including Saffert O Neill G M Carr Moon 6 Pierson v Stewart J M S Galizgnen and Rambo. Other names appear under Roberts v Traction Co and Penn Co v Keyser Robinson with assorted attorneys and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Saffert
O'Neill
G. M. Carr
Moon
Pierson
Stewart
M. J. S.galizgnen
Rambo
Equity Trial
Roberts v Traction Co
J. G. Johnson
Bisphem
Townsend, Elliott
Lansdale
Slory- Steake
Equity trial docket row for June 11 1901 list of cases
A dense roster of common pleas and equity cases listed for the Equity Trial List in the room on Tuesday June 11 1901. It enumerates parties including Neal Anderson Wilfus and various street and property disputes, corporate matters, and individual suits with judge, party pairings, and docket references. The fragment notes numerous pairings such as City v Neill Anderson, Robinson Street actions, and multiple cross filings among firms and individuals with docket numbers and references.
Common Pleas No 4 It Phmiy McNeila J Mandal Watt
A brief notice from Common Pleas No 4 references parties McNeila Mandal Watt in a legal matter. Proceedings and actions described relate to court filings and jurisdiction within the docket. The readable portion lists names and case identifiers for local civil matters.
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McNeila J Mandal, L, Watt
Court Call Docket Entries for City and County Cases
A list of dockets mentions cases including Riles v Bernheimer Bernheim. Caenary City of Phila Freedley. Kelly v jen Carr. Wood v Carson Shattuck. Ries v Bernheimer Henderson. Com Kulzer Fow. Com v Ambrosini Fow. Also references Hinerther Kenworthy and Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riles
Bernheimer
Bernheim
Phila
Freedley
Hinerther
Kenworthy
Riggs
Stockley
Review Co
Sand
Patterson
Kelly
Jen—G. Carr
D'Elia
Elia
J. We. Gross
Wood
Carson
Shattuck
Orphans Court Lists Hear Estate Matters on Monday
Estates listed for argument in Court No. 1 include McGrath Guenrier Campbell Witzel Rust McElroy Briggs Faby Elmslie Caldwell Powell Weyant Quinn Long Faby and Elmslie, with petitions, answers, and adjudication actions. Appeals from the Register of Wills, led by President Hanna, also scheduled. Audit items in Court No. 4 cover Samuel T Vandergrift and others.
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McGrath
Guenrier
E. A. Anderson
Campbell
F. M
Adden
Cattell
Lister
Witzel
Hood
Boileau
Rust
Linn
J. R. Ison
Morrison
McElroy
Ward
Briggs
Mouatiieke
Raymond
Quin
W. A. Davis
Faby
Coward
Middleton
G. W. Carr
Elmslie
N. D. Miller
Ford
Caldwell
Jene B. Alexander
Armstrong
Hamersle
Powell
Foulke
Henderson
Weyant
Rambo
Kirkpatrick
Quinn
Sharp, Alleman
Gorman
McManus
Long Estate
Ran- Aschburet
Pe & Estate
J. P. McCulles
Yocum
J. A. Brown
Hannahua
Junkin
Todd
Pepper
Graham
C. B. Taylor
G. Job
Queen's Estate
P. Boyd
Rumsey
Fow
Townsend
Wintersateen
Kaso
Pershing
Kilgore
Trials Listed for Quarter Sessions Today in Multiple Cases
A long docket appears for Quarter Sessions with cases against Lopez for conspiracy and several defendants charged with assault and battery. Embezzlement, larceny, and fraudulent pretense also appear among listed offenses. The scene is room 676 before Judge Martin and room 646 before Judge Evenson with numerous names across statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Lopez
Evenson
Euseeeny
Stockton
Myers
W. William
Marano
Angelo
Thomas
Ecenett
Frank
Kener
Larce
di Gaetano
Boone
Joho
I Wesas
Bary
Mae
Philip
Bigler
Augusta
Weg Ohn
van Wen
Annie
Nash
Francis E
Harper
William
Rouillot
Victor
Farley
Charles
Caroll
Vincent
Gotlich
Mac
Monroe
Dale
Edward
Wood
Linkman
Lewis
Fox
Rameereee
Moore
Farid
Shipping News Summary of Arrivals and Tows
On June 8 various vessels arrived or were in tow. Steamer Westover from Jacksonville carried lumber for Cook-Dummer. Parthian from Boston brought merchandise for George C. Eckhardt. General Cadwalader from Baltimore for F. 8. Groves. Elko from New York for William P. Clyde & Co. Norombega from Dan Baker with ballast for Hardt & Cummins. John Twohy from Boston with ballast for Mitchell & Megee. Barges Tipton Remus from Fall River in tow of tug Concord. Bala Strafford and Darby from Boston in tow of tug Waltham. Barges Richardson from Milton in tow of tug Catawissa. Charles Silver noted.
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Westover
Johns
Jacksonville
Cook-Dummer Steamship Company
Parthian
Crowell
Boston
George C. Eckhardt
General Cadwalader
Hart
Baltimore
Groves
Elko
Warren
New York
William P. Clyde & Co
Norombega
Armstrong
Dan Baker
Hardt & Cummins
John Twohy
Stevenson
Mitchell & Megee
Tipton
Remus
Fall River
Concord
Charles Silver
Bala
Strafford and Darby
Waltham
Richardson
Milton
al Bast
Catawissa
O. H. Hagerman
Steamer line listings with ports and brokers
British steamer Starcross under Milburn Bruns wick with Hamburg Co. handles Norman from Providence to Fall River via George C. Eckhardt. Winyah from Richmond and Benefactor from New York under William P. Clyde Co. George H. Stout from Albany to Troy. Defenders barge Defender from San Juan listed by Ketcham. Additional notes mention CNet and Pope’s Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starcross
Milburn
Brunswick
B. Hamburg & Co
Norman
Chase
Providence
Fall River
George C. Eckhardt
Winyah
Simmons
Richmond
William P. Clyde & Co
Benefactor
Swayne
New York
Willam P. Clyde & Co
George H. Stout
Davis
Albany
Troy
San Juan
P. Secre
Popes Peak
Cnet
Maritime Cargo and Passengers List From Allied Steamer Entries
A fragmentary shipkeeping record lists multiple vessels and routes including Noordland and Cadagusa with ports such as Liverpool Queenstown Santander and New York. Other entries mention steamer Ulrikin Yewassee Goldsboro Ericason Sicilian and British ships with ballast merchandise and passengers among various consignments and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noordland
Doxtrad
Liverpool
Queenstown
International Navigation Co
Cadagusa
Calle
Santander
L. Weetergeard & Co
Ulrikin
Peterson
New York
J. B. Hamel
Yewassee
Richmond
P. Clyde & Co
Goldsboro
O'Neil
Ericason
Grace
Baltimore
Groves
British
Starart
Glasgow
St. Johns
Halifax
H. & A.allan
Pottsville
Lloyd
Pine Mast
Lyos
O. BH
Hagerman
Hope
Bebboitt
Providence
Gardner
Bangor
Ice
Pod Shonen
Tewnin
Smith
Parsons
May
Davis
Delaware Bay and River News Dispatches From June 8
Maritime notices from Delaware Breakwater Reed Island Marcus Hook and Cape May record vessels passed up and down. Listings include Norwegian steamer Ulriken, schooner Mount Hope, tug Active, barge Mercedita, and vessels Waesland and George May with various towings and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
River News
Delaware Breakwater
Uiriken
New York
Josie R. Burt
New London
Reese
Samson
Mary Whitridge
Mercedita
U.S
Armeria
M. P. Howlett
Waesland
Liverpool
Berkshire
Philadelphia
Savannah
Cape May
Reading
Mount Hope
Providence
George May
Doane
U. S
Zizania
Oak Hill
Glendower
Preston
Valley Forge
Reedy Island
Abram
Defender
San Juan
P. R
Belgian
Apfeld
Winyah
Simmons
Richmond
Ozheasta
Ulriken
Pedersen
Wheeler
Active
Frank Palmer
Portland
Marcus Hook
Booner
Frank A. Palmer
Navigator
Harry Wall
Norman
Sailea
Sadie Willcut
G. Smith
J. Elliott
Sarah
Lucy
John B. Carringan
Maria Pierson
Delaware Breakwate
Del
Francis
Antonio
Boston
Jerediah Smith
Parsons
Newark
Starcross
Milburn
Brunswick
Wingale
Goldsboro
New Fock Yemassee
Noordland
Peckburn
Gardner
Bangor
Lucy Friend
Thomas
Pigeon Cove
Josie Burt
Onondaga
Port of New York arrivals June 9 listed by ships
Steamers Lindisfarne from Rio Janeiro Pernambuco and St Lucia Wynerie from Port Natal and St Vincent N V New York from San Domingo City and Turks Island Olinda from Matanzas Longships from Shields Lauenburg from Port Antonio Scotia from Genoa and Wales Minneapolis from London Furnessia from Glasgow Tartar Prince from Naples all docked or reported at the port on June 9 with origin details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindisfarne
Rio Janeiro
Pernambuco
St. Lucia
Wynerie
Port Natal
St. Vincent
N. V
New York
San Domingo City
Turk’s Island
Olinda
Matanzas
Longships
Shields
Lauenburg
Port Antonio
Scotia
Genoa
Wales
Minneapolis
London
Furnessia
Lasgow
Tartar Prince
Naples
Freight and Charter Market Shifts in Foreign Trades
Market shows moderate demand for tonnage in foreign routes led by River Plate and West Indies sectors. Coasting lumber demand is limited. coal to Eastern points strong but small vessels scarce. Steamer rates for full grain cargoes rise with July September forward toppage and berth terms up. Gulf general cargo rates firm and Japan trade activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Plate
West Indian
Brunswick
New York
Cork
Valnaseda
Japan
Maritime arrivals and departures at Baltimore harbor
Telegraph reports Baltimore on June 9 showing arrivals of steamers Rowanmore Thames Liverpool Yanmart Engebrethsen Bapes Kershaw Howes Boston with tow barges and several named vessels. Also lists schooners Willie L Maxwell Tisket Governor's Hartor John A Curtin Martino Tarpun Bay and steamers Milton Ensenada via New York William Sporrs Spesie Knight Commander Tiasca and Gloucester sailing toward San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rowanmore
British
Thames
Liverpool
Yanmart
Engebrethsen
Bapes
Kershaw
Howes
Boston
Savage
Habd
Achora
Andreasen
Griffies
Portland
Willie L
Maxwell
Tisket
Governor's Hartor
John A. Curtin
Martino
Tarpun Bay
Milton
Ensenada
New York
William Sporrs
Spesie
Wife in Knife Attack Lies Beside Husband in Critical Condition
Patrick Dever and his wife Catherine Dever were hospitalized after a Saturday night fight over 25 cents. Patrick, 40, is in critical condition with a fractured skull and brain injury. Catherine, 35, sustained facial wounds and two black eyes. Magistrate Henderson remanded Catherine without bail as authorities investigate the case. The couple has two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Dever
South Twenty-seventh Street
Catherine Dever
Henderson
Dever
Wanamaker May Preside Jubilee of International YMCA
The International Jubilee convention of the Young Men’s Christian Association in Boston will open this week with John Wanamaker of Philadelphia among the leading candidates for president. James H. Eckles of Chicago and W. E. Dodge of New York are also named. An exhibit opens tomorrow evening. An estimated 2,000 voting delegates and as many nonvoting visitors are expected. The international committee will use Hotel Vendome as headquarters. Philadelphia delegates began arriving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Boston
Young Men's Christian Association
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
James H. Eckles
Chicago
W. E. Dodge
New York
International Committee
Hotel Vendome
Berkeley
Crawford
United States
Barto
Hearing Held In Grove Trial Of Stallion Family
In Galena Missouri a preliminary hearing began for Mrs John Stallion her father James Crabtree and his two sons Frank and Charles Crabtree for the murder of 16 year old Alice Stallion. A crowd gathered and guards protect the defendants while authorities plan to exhume the body to test for a possible sexual assault tied to the homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
John Stallion
James Crabtree
Frank
Charles Crabtree
Alice Stallion
Crabtree
Bridgeton Friends Defend Mabel Burt Over Smith College Theft
In Bridgeton on June 9 friends defend Mabel Burt, saying mental illness explains alleged kleptomania rather than guilt. They note her father’s wealth and stable home life, and claim the change began after a Smith College visit linked to a grieving heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Bridgeton
Mabel Burt
Smith College
Mies Burt
Miss Burt
Prohibition County Convention Set in Mercantile Library Hall
Prohibitionists plan a county convention at Mercantile Library Hall on Tenth Street above Chestnut. Delegates to the State convention in Harrisburg June 27 will be chosen and a county ticket nominated. Rev. William N. Yates will speak on The Outlook, with other speakers including Oliver N. Stewart and E L Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Library Hall
Tenth Street
Chestnut
Board of Building
Harrisburg
Ecbhosen
William N. Yates
the of God, Falselty
Charles R. Jones
Conventiefpens
Oliver N. Stewart
E. L. Eaton
Corliss Works Resume Pay Promise Amid Strike
The Corliss Works in Providence advertise a return to standard machinist wages based on 54 hours per week after a shutdown caused by a strike. The union viewed the plan as insufficient, criticizing the scope and method of wage adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Providence
R. I
Corliss Works
The Dog's New Trick From the Harvard Lempoos
A fragmented humor note from Harvard Lempoos features a garbled dialogue about dogs and tricks. The playful snippet mentions a greeting and a casual claim of new tricks, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Harvard Lempoos
Olf Men
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Muhlenberg
Allentown
Muhlenberg College
Avuvre
St. Joe
Lope Faspere
J .Jantor Crotortest
Erte Costes
ChanDeeting
P. M
Hotel Allen
Dr. Colfelt
Common Pleas
Equity
Kasey R. Co
Sellers
Imerise
Mion Milling Co
A. R. Clark
Clark A, Pare and Ee Co
A. R
Seals
Smith & Robb
J. H. Wolfe
Leibfried
the Bank
Lyons Et al
Newls
the Bank O
Lee E. al
Newlin
Johnson
Thompson
Suaing
Awa Remat
Cox
Rieder
Register Co
Simpson, Row
Beeson
Wagenknight
Hall & Co
Betever
Paving Co
the City
Alcorn
Kinsey
Bracken, Clarke
Heppe
Ieee
Sharpe
Alban
Malinsky
Foe Feederer
Monaghan
Phillips
Remont
Insur. Co
E. K. Price
Eichhols
Remak, Jr
Eichholtz
Butler St
Lawrence
Maurer, Kinsey
Equity Trial List
Blair + Massey
Micheper
Baizie
Divine
Huey
Schmidt
Randall
Flaber
H. J. Scott
Bartram
Sobernheimer
Sietonen
B. M. Dua
Schwartz
Amram
Ns Y Carter
R. E. Shap
Pinker
Kroberger
Finley
Slattery
Wolff
di Baeco
Embery
Dudley
Smithers
Hernte—M
Rawle
Lane
Leibfre
Bancock
Seiten Co
Hancock
Prentice ‘Y Hancock
Simpson, Jr
Hancock Gilman
Mecattres
King + Publishing Co
Kenses
Peach
Kohlen
Hs Oblinger
Laing
Andrade Gees Garde FE
Church—Boewell
Kni Fries
Stinson
Fries
Rice
Melick
Christian
McNemara
Clement
Hohn
Morris
Gabell
Resem
Devito
Co. Devito
Feltonville
Lin
Feltonville Co
Hanpa M
Townsend—Williams
H . Wilson
Beck
Kane
Backsbaum
Reenwald
Mayer
Eer ’ Peereoen
Eneass
Josef
Reilly
Bricker
Jon of‘Strauss
Levis
Yan Leek
Ienter
Lex
Kepner
Porgy Wireie
Duo
Bebbats
Deater
Reichmang Yong
Go Co
Neall
Larkin
Morose
Araiano Roney
Minks
Broadburst
Brewster
Molloy
D. H. Comrade
SOG
Sees Morroad Co
Wesnel
Jenes Wier
Rime Bae , Faby, & Switzer
Swtaadtecy el
Mazzeo
P. F. Dever
Lambern
Geomet
Hanson
Register
Samuel T
Fred B. Vandergrift
Charlies F. Ocaterle
Alexander Ralph
Boaz Phillips
William Bowers
Criminal Court List
the Shipping News
Port OF
Noordland - Liverpool
Minnesota West Point
Planet Mars
Avonmouth
Mackinaw
Amsterdam
Switzerland
Antwerp - Revenenee
Crown Point
Gibraltar
Une
Southwark
Antwerp
Massapequa Payllac
Powhatan Ibraltar
Alliance Oeeare
Michigan
Galveston
el Paso
Renee Enee
New Orleans
Nord America
Algiers
Jane
Maria Theresia
Stee
Land Seneenee
Une Majestic Sane
Manila
der Groese
Deutschland Amburg
Maasdam
Rotterdam Lake Liverpool
Intr
Oceanic
Telegraph
Wanamaker
International Christian Society
Jubilee
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