Record crowd greets Cincinnati as New York routs Reds
Sunday National League results feature a record attendance and high-scoring visit by the Reds as New York delivers a decisive drubbing. Brooklyn edges Chicago while Philadelphia, hampered by injuries, drops three to Pittsburgh and two to Chicago amid Wolverton’s absence. Athletics thrive on a profitable trip as Mack eyes Detroit series next.
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Cincinnati
New York
Reds
Brooklyn
Chicago
Phillies
Delahanty
Pittsburg
Wolverton
Barry
Athletics
Tigers
Mack
Detroit
Aaa
Wil .L. Po
St. Louis
Pittesburg
Boston
Philada
Philadelphia
St. Nous
Brook
Iva
Washington
Athletic
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York Defeats Cincinnati In Big Batting Outburst
New York players hit 31 safeties and score 9 runs to crush Cincinnati 9 to 0 as crowd swarms the field in the ninth with 17 984 attending. Phyle battered. Umpire Emslie forfeits after field jam.
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Cincinnati
New York
Emilie
Phyle
Brooklyn Wins Close Game In Chicago
The Brooklyns beat Chicago 4 to 3 in a tense contest as Waddell faltered in the fifth and Dahlen spoiled Brooklyn’s ninth inning rally with a grab on Raymer’s line drive. Attendance 8,500. Waddell allowed 3 runs in the fifth on a failed bunt and a wild throw.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Brooklyns
Waddell
Dahlen
Raymer
Dayton and Fort Wayne Doubleheaders Result in Wins
In Dayton first game Dayton beat Marion 6 to 5 in 10 innings and 11 to 9 in game two. Fort Wayne defeated Indianapolis 8 to 4. Louisville swept Wheeling 8 to 2 and 5 to 4. Columbus beat Toledo 9 to 2.
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Dayton
Marion
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Louisville
Wheel
Wheeling
Columbus
Toledo
Y M C A Sports at Wilmington Field Events Listed
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES from Wilmington outlines the Young Men's Christian Association annual field sports at Wawaset Park set for next Saturday afternoon. Entries include 16-pound shot put with competitors J R Tucker C T Martin Joseph Dance Levi McC Foster Herman Dohl Edwin Cooper W H Saunders Frank Light. pole vault with Charles Dannenberg Levi McC Ponace Edwin Cooper W I Cook A Jaube. 100 yards dash with J J Tomes Charles Danpemeere J Warren Vedder C T Martin Joseph Dance Herman Dohl Edwin OODee W H Saunders Frank Light Hauber. high hurdles and more events listed with numerous competitors.
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Wilmington
Philadelphia Times
Young Men's Christian Association
Wawaset Park
J. R. Tucker
C. T. Martin
Joseph Dance
Levi McC. Foster
Herman Dohl
Edwin Cooper
W. H. Saunders
Frank Light
Charles Dannenberg
Levi McC
Ponce
W. I. Cook
A.aube
J. J. Tomes
Charles Danpemeere
J. Warren Vedder
Edwin Oodee
Hauber
J. B. Tucker
W. H. Sau
Baxter
Wil B. Poster C
Maroe
McC
Foster
I Light Warren
Vedder
Frank
Warren
J. J
Phoenixville Birds Race Covers 300 Miles From Chatam Va
The Phoenixville district of the National Association of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers held a 300 mile race from Chatam Virginia. Seventy eight birds were entered with owners listed among participants. Birds were released at 7 AM and finished in order with winners noted.
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Phoenixville
Tums
Philadelphia Times
National Association of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers
Chatam
Merc Ant
Michiner
And Now Look at Him From Life Ready?
The fragment shows a caption style question about a magnate and his ears, mentioning York and a million dollars, but the text is incomplete and unclear. No definitive event or names are readable.
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York
Constitution repairs progress in Bristol boat shops
Steel workers in the Herreshoff shop at Bristol drive the last bolt joining the new section of Constitution frames to end angles. Riveting of circular splice plates to begin tomorrow as night work is planned. If mainmast repairs proceed, a week’s delay is possible, with Archer derrick steamer on standby and Captain Terry overseeing operations.
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Tom
Philadelphia Times
Providence
Jones
Herreshoff
Bristol
Pecaees
Defender
Bristol Harbor
Archer
Terry
Independence Takes Spin In Moderate Breeze
Independence completed a short sail in Boston’s bay with a moderate breeze. The yacht demonstrated strong reaching and windward performance, averaging within three points to the breeze and tacking in about twenty seconds, with no accidents besides a slight mainsail rent.
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Boston
Independence
Leeward
Three Cornered Boat Race on Delaware Shore
A three cornered race on the lower Delaware featured Annie T and Martha C against Woodman and Florrie from Gloucester Yacht Club. The course Gloucester to Eagle Point buoy and back saw a close, fast finish amid stiff breeze with lively times and an encouraging regatta report from the club.
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Philadelphia Times
Gloucester City
Delaware
Annie T
Martha C
Woodman and
Florrie
Gloucester Yacht Club
Gloucester
Eagle Point
Bce
Ward to Lead Penn Crews Ahead of Poughkeepsie Trip
Josh Ward, brother of Penn's famed coach, takes charge of the remaining rowing crews with two days of practice left at Schuylkill. He succeeds his brother as coach. Freshmen eight and Varsity four receive more focus than the Varsity eight, seen as unlikely to win. The three crews depart from the Road Terminal Wednesday morning for Poughkeepsie, arriving the same day.
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Josh Ward
University of Pennsylvania
Schuyl- A&ill
Poughkeepsie
Road Terminal
Italians in travel letters praised for courtesy and growth
A Hartford Courant letter extols Italian people as courteous and honest, notes rapid modernization from railways to lighting, and highlights cheap unskilled labor yet widespread poverty and travel risks. It contrasts tourist hotspots with rural life, and mentions slow trains and luggage safety rumors. It mentions Genoa and Naples in passing.
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Hartford Courant
Italy
Naples
Station Ag
Genoa
Golf quoted as fine game but not strong exercise
A retired bicyclist comments that golf is a fine game but does not provide much in the way of exercise. The remark appears in a column labeled Viewpoint in the Chicago Tribune.
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The
Chicago Tribune
eSee
Belmont harness action showcases budding speed at early meeting
Trainers at Belmont track earlier today worked multiple harness horses as prep for the season. William Disston reforms his team to challenge local rivals while R Cortland Harr unveils two new studs drawing attention from followers. several horses including Electric Hero and Dixie posted solid miles and quarters as others trained for upcoming races and parades. The Road Drivers Association anticipates bigger takings and the Lancaster trip plans proceed with a tally ho scrapped for Lancaster coaches.
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Belmont Track
William Disston
Jacksonian
Ottinger
Frank Bower
King Harry
John P. Stewart
Doughty
Road Drivers’ Association
Bob Grady
Mamie G
Thy
Disston
Frank Jackson
Delding
Delmarch
Charley Myers
Hugh Delaney
Myers
Robert Smith
Dick Mack
James A. Marshall
Strobel
Dixie
Silvermaker
Walter Hine
Elsie Dewey
Ed. Pyle
Pennington
Miss Gale
Nick Grady
Laura Spur
W. H. H. Achoff
Bobby Lee
Is. Kauffman
Frank McGrath
Howard Nicholson
Lancaster Association
Lancaster
W. M. Huey
Carl Brown
Atlantic City
Allie Boy
Belmont Driving Club
Narberth Track
Quaker City Driving Association
East Suffolk
Wilmington Horse Show Association to race at Wawaset Park
The Wilmington Horse Show Association plans a two day race meeting next Wednesday and Thursday at Wawaset Park. Prospects are bright with riders Frank Dire and Wesley Wright as horsemen report everything ready at their headquarters at 830 Arch Street.
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Wilmington
Godfrey Marin
Miss Emma
James Stafford
Jimmy
Cedar Park
Z. Ward
Minnie
James A
A. Marshall
Innocent Sam
Pilly
Belmont
Sweet
Quaker City Driving Club
East Suffolk
Kentucky Breeders Trotting Entries Reach 473 for October Meet
Lexington reports the Kentucky Breeders Trotting Association’s twenty-ninth annual meeting has 473 entries and 648 horses entered for the October stakes. The Transylvania stake drew twenty subscriptions as names for starters remain uncertain until September 17 due to many nominators yet unknown.
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Lexington
Kentucky Breeders’ Trotting Association
Transylvania
Stake
B. Eee
Kentucky Futurity Attracts 37 Entries For 3 Year Old Race
The Kentucky Futurity for 3-year-olds draws 37 entries including Walnut Bell and Admiral Dewey. Notable 2-year-old winners include 800 Erirange and Nancy Hanks with strong lines like Great Spirit and Willie Herr. The 2-year-old division lone entry count hits 108, the largest for any race, with many entries from royal-bred stock and two Berlin Germany colts showing eastward expansion by the Schuarte firm.
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Henry S
Admiral Dewey
Bingen
Nancy Hanks
Miss Livia
Renzetta
Great Spirit
Prodigal
Rachael
Willie Herr
Charley Herr
Associati
Messrs. Schuarte
Berlin
Germany
Racing entries at Gravesend kick off the week
The card for Gravesend lists races from one and three quarter miles to one and a half miles with runners including Kensington, Bermuda Hundred, The Lost Chord, Malden, and Halfway favorites. Odds and weights are noted for each entrant across six races with names such as Alcedo Bonnibert Kamara and All Green in the handicap.
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Kensington
Rganaute
Ante Guinina
Geee
Teees Standard
Athelbert
Sidney Lucas
Bean Et Bonnibert
Tace
Alcedo
Bonnibert
Gulden
Kamara
Bellario
Decanter
Andronicus
Himself
Bombshell
Five Furlong Races Feature Mixed Entries
A sequence of race cards lists horses and handlers across multiple events. Entries include Pirate Maid with Larry Wilt and Regin among others in a five furlongs race. selling races feature Bill Fritz, Ruby Ray, and Sister Sarah. further six furlongs and longer events list Sinf Ida Car brey and Quite Right with various jockeys and owners.
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Pirate Maid
Larry Wilt
Regin
Lynch
Florrie
Tufts
the Potentate
Josie F
Bill Fritz
Ruby Ray
Carat
Broodler
Sister Sarah
Rosy Cross
Reap
Jim Scanlan
Sinf
Ida Carbrey
Free Girl
Mad de
Miss Guido
Alea
Fridolin
Maggie McHale
Juiietta B
Frenchie
Birdie Stone
Mrs. Granuan
Miss Fontsix Furl
Urlongs
Horse Race Card Summary From A Bizarre Entry List
The page lists multiple race entries with names like Bonnie Lissak Guy H Vulcain and Lake Mills in various distances. It includes winners and odds with legs from one mile to steeplechase, noting horses such as Filon D Or and Becky Rolfe and prices like 147 and 154.
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Bonnie Lissak
Guy H
Vulcain
Henry Bert
Lake Mills
Fancy Wood
Boney Boy
Mr. Brown
Bessie Macklin
the Lady
George Arnold
Pope Leo
Eo Rush
Sharp Bird
Qs Eagle
Owenton
Miraele
Newport Racecard Six Furlongs to One Mile Races
The Newport racing card lists six furlong selling dogs in the first race with entries including Julia Rose Prudent Ida Hulett Maggie Felix Alleire Full Dress Paschal Lillis Brown Thursh Lady Ezell Dr Fannie Eleven Bells Northumbria Zell more Nannie J Brown Vail. The second race covers a mile selling with Hija Polly Bixby Phosphorus Pretty Rosie Fusion Colonel oer McCleary Little Reggie Jim Flood. Third race all fee peruntes Vail Prin cess Fivelyn Linnie Carr Kid Hampton Janowooi Lilly Pantland Erema Bar onet. Fourth race mile and a quarter selling Rus sian Hinsdale Strathbreeck Huff man Banque ir Eitholin Slasher. Fifth race six furlongs purse Arrogant Uledi Toluca St Sidney Utero Robert Gray Minnie B Ben O Fallon John McF lay Stamp Kentucky. Sixth race selling a mile Anxious Mazetta Queen unlity Birdia May Edna Garry Rowdy G Meggs Piramo Brother Fred Ceylon.
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Julia Rose
Prudent
Ida Hulett
Maggie Felix
Alleire
Full Dress
Paschal
Lillis
Brown Thursh
Lady Ezell
Dr. Fannie
Eleven Bells
Northumbria
Zellmore
Nannie J
Brown Vail
Hija
Polly Bixby
Phosphorus
Pretty Rosie
Fusion
Colonel Oer
McCleary
Little Reggie
Jim Flood
Peruntes Vail
Princess Fivelyn
Linnie Carr
Kid Hampton
Janowooi
Lilly Pantland
Erema
Baronet
Russian
Hinsdale
Strathbreeck
Huffman
Banque Ir
Eitholin
Slasher
Arrogant
Uledi
Toluca
St. Sidney
Utero
Robert Gray
Minnie B
Ben O'Fallon
John McFlay Stamp
Kentucky
Anxious
Mazetta
Queen Unlity
Birdia May
Edna Garry
Rowdy G
Meggs
Piramo
Brother Fred
Ceylon
Decision on Independence entry for Lawson’s cup races
Yachtsmen say J. Vierpont Morgan will decide if Independence may be admitted to the cup races. A Zurich cable reports Hugo as Germany’s champion billiardist, setting a new world record. Morfey loses two live bird matches to Duryea at Interstate Park, with a tight finish in the second.
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J. Vierpont Morgan
Lawson
Zurich
Hugo
Germany
Boston Lunch Cart Tales From an Old Portland Street
A Boston Herald report shares a lunch cart vendor’s wary view of changing times and shrinking profits. He recalls a four year old risky plan to buy a dog cart and resell meals, noting it beat brick labor but offers little peace of mind amid thinner margins for modern street food.
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Boston Herald
Herald
Charlestown
Jim
Joba
Colorado
Figgers Finds Free Woman Spends Hour Before Mirror
An able statistician notes a free woman spends about an hour daily before her mirror. The remark appears in a humorous or observational context with casual language and fragmentary dialogue.
Medals and lineups for the Fourth of July People's Regatta
The regatta committee approves gold and silver medals bearing Philadelphia’s coat of arms and the Schuylkill Navy emblem. Expected entrants include two outer Richmond crews, Philadelphia Naval Reserves, and a ship crew from the Russian battleship Retvizan.
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Retvizan
Fairmounts
Harris
Erebellis
Miller
Nuneviller
Wegman
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Girard Avenue
Malta
Pennsylvania
Woodward
Helwig
J. P. Wall
Boers
Long
Fitzharris
Monaghan
Meade
Walker
Datesman
Miley
Fullerton
Truitt
Marsh
McKenna
Huber
Freeland
Wobensmith
West Philadelphians
Ben West
Crescent
West Philadelphia Boat Club
West
West Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons
University of Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
Atkin
West Philadelphias
Casper W. Hacker
Philadelphia Barge Club
University Barge Club
Gibson Stewart
Miley Boys
Maltas
Stewart
Hacker
Diamonds Scattered on Victoria Street Crowd Retraces Lost Loot
A London diamond merchant dropped an envelope containing about sixteen hundred diamonds valued at $500 on Victoria Street. The crowd swarmed the area as stones were recovered from cellars and gutters, with many returned to the owner while others were sold or lost again. Over 1500 youths hunted through noon to seven, using soap attached to sticks to fish diamonds from grates.
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The
London Express
Victoria Street
Remunerative Patience in a Cleveland School Tale
The Plain Dealer vignette features Jack's family debating a schoolyard scandal. Jack's mother cites a classmate as the daughter of Rooem the lawyer, while his father warns of looming legal peril. They joke about marriage, age, and the distant possibility of a breach of promise suit and interest.
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The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jack
Henry
Rooem
George
Booem
To Give the Falls a Chance
Bridget O Hoolahan on a Pan American excursion to Niagara where she and a companion exchange bold remarks as the roar of the falls looms large. The scene captures lively local color and humor on travel reporting in the Brooklyn Eagle.
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The
Brooklyn Eagle
Bridget O’hoolahan
Niagara
Arrab
Pathrick
O' Hoolahan
Fragmented exchange at dinner with Our Hero and Heavy Father
A garbled exchange unfolds with Our Hero asked to support the daughter in the style she is accustomed to. The Heavy Father presses for assurance as the dialogue slips into incomplete phrases and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mike
Architects and builders plan new city structures
Real estate notes show Wilson Bros. & Co. revising plans for a three story brick and stone club house at Trenton and Lehigh for the Pennsylvania Railroad Y M C A. William Henderson secures the contract for the addition and Frank Pierson residence work at 111 Spruce Street. Plans also call for store alterations at Tenth and Market by Colines & Atterneed with bids sought. A five story brick factory at 1235 Pine Street near Panama Street will go to public sale June 12. James W. Orr's Tulip and Westmoreland property gains a $15 000 dye house and stable. Thomas E. Collins gets permission for a three story brick store and six brick dwellings at Fifty first and Market streets for Thomas Mudge.
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Wilson Bros. & Co
Trenton
Lehigh Avenues
Pennsylvania Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association
William Henderson
Frank Pierson
Spruce Street
William J. McCauley
Thomas Martindale &Co
Tenth
Market Streets
Colines & Atterneed
Pine Street
Panama Street
J. A. Freeman's Sons
James W. Orr
Tulip
Westmoreland Streets
Thomas E. Collins
Twenty-seventh Ward
Thomas Mudge
Permits Granted by City Building Inspectors
Saturday permits issued at City Hall cover additions on Martin Street 367 and several extensions interior repairs and alterations on Richmond Street 2714 Third and Walnut streets and Ninth and Greenwich streets rear exterior and interior work. Other projects include Orianna Street 1115 rear extension Thirteenth Street 21 South alterations Tenth Street 21 North improvements Warnock Street 1837 repairs Bodine Street 1108 extensions Walnut Street 180 and 132 alterations Kensington Avenue Cumberland Street improvements Second Street 1618 North alterations Hara Street 4021 extension American Street 331 rear down building Eighty seventh Street Tinicum Avenue alterations.
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Bureau of Building Inspection
City Hall
Martin Street
John McAlarnen
Richmond Street
Edward F. Judge
Third
Walnut Streets
Moore
Ninth
Greenwich Streets
Charles Walter, Jr
Orianna Street
D. C. Schuler & Son
Thirteenth Street
Real Estate Transfers From 1901 Listings Show Broad Property Moves
A compilation of 1901 land transfers notes numerous property deeds across streets such as Bainbridge, Boudinot, Covarro e, Cedar, Clifton, and Cambridge. Entries record buyers like Caroline M to Adolph Mark, Louis Boss to Thomas Ward, and Walter Costello to Mary Costello, with mortgages and ground rents noted.
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Boudinot
Inet St
William Black
Mary L. Kennedy
Samuel H. Heydon
ROWAN
35Th
Walter M. Costello
Mary Costello
Brewster Ave
Mutual Land Asso
Cambridge
Carpenter ST
John McClelland
George McClelland
Cedar Ave
William Pearce
Jane Montgomery
Clifton ST
West Kilpatrick
Covarroe
Mitchell
Amanda W. Keely
James
Francis Quigley
Ees
Edgely ST
Twenty-ninth St
Ellwood
M. Berkenstock
Edgar
Thompson
Bertha Coleman
Henry Weipreich
11Th
Huntingdon
Mercy Sts
Bertha C. Briggs
Louise Maene
Fallon
Westminster Ave
Samuel J. Bunch
Francis McWilliame
Stu ST
Matilda Buck
Gist ST
Robert Killough
D. Paist
Twentyoe
Fredericka Bower
Reuben MecKinley
Haslam
Joseph G. Simcock
Harold
Cor
George Alexander
Charles J. Sharkey
Charles J. Harvey
Adams
Frederick B. Lanning
Mar J. J
Uw Ee Cedar Sts
Paul Schlosamano
WRI
Coscksendescerss
James ST
Fitler
Fedwarl de V. Morrell
Thomas Rob
Cha Keegh
Pitler
Helerman
Lawndale
Lisbon
Mary Ansoata
Charlies Fredericks
Icc
Henry M. Dechert
Frank
GEV
Annie Dougherty
Bodine ST
Tioga
Nos
Indiana
Henry Reed
Pianka
Anthony Owezasz
Morty Moreland
Edward Trainer
John J. Maher
H. Hand
Joseph Ra
Margaret L. Agbew
Margaret P
Passmore St
Bed
John
Harold St
Sharkey
Annie D. Alexander
Haverford
Thirtycar
City
Ensington
Oxford
Locust ST. S
Mortgages Recorded In City Ledger
A lengthy list records numerous mortgage transfers involving individuals and building associations. Names include Marter, Risner, AGNEW, Fredericks, Gardiner, Elliott, HADDY, JONES, Hefter, Aher, Cromwell, Cramp, Corley, Friedricksdorf, Keenan, Monaghan, Marshalls, Thorpe, Hess, Hensell, Keen, Monaghan, Sman, Bornemann, Convery, Gross, Keenan, Convery, Quigley, Rushey, Winters, Spier, Pilling, Sheppard, and others across streets such as 11th, 24th, Cottage, Cottage, and Tubular avenues, with totals and loan associations including Trust Company, Building and Loan, and Equitable Building. The entries specify property sides and street positions on various Philadelphia blocks.
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Matthew J
Martha A
Napa Street
and Loan Association
Front Jones
Warren Lee
Emma L. Hefter
Ler
5Th Street
South and Loan Association
Aher
James
Twenty-first Ward
Cambridge Street
Building Association
Soat
Sheridan Street
Clearfield Street
Huntington
Cedar Streets
Sou Street
Spie Romulus
Louisa A. Pirling
o_o
America
11Th Street
Hunt Jon
24Th
Cromwell
William Ir
Bluecher
Palmer Street
Jamestown Street
Corley
Patrick
Margaret E. Don- Friedricksdorf
Lydia W. Crankshaw
Cottageeeeae Loan ‘Association
Coci Cype Deems Dowss Building and Loan Association
Hare Streets
Old Street
50Th Street
Steel
Bageles Street
Thorpe
Ridge Avenue
Hess
Harry E
Emma C. Snyder
Suntingdon
Hhide
Fisher Avomud Assens
Jose Peppard
Bornemann
Oscar F
Real Tate Butlet Association
17Th
Convery
Edward J
Marcus Haugh
Nelly
St. Luke's Street
van Kirkreet Gross
William C
Lydia MacNordy
Bers Gre
Phillip
Resolute Building
Ad Loan Associat
Enan
Joseph F
George B. Dretzcust
Mitchell Street
Warnock Street
Clearfield
Shertowenaay
Im Anthony
Antoine Pianka
Quigley
Francis
Rushey
John
John_ Loughran
Sumser
Frederick
West Philadelphia
Title and Trust Comings Fund and Loan Association
Gist Street
Isaac Legros
Ospe
Pep Ey Spier
Ulus
Pilling
Edgar L. Sheppard
Edgar L. "Sheppard
Cinstonsieen
William B. Sheppard
Wandle
William R
Iean
Hoor Coenen
Nia
YEO
Prankford Mutual Life Insurance
Torresdale Ave
Property transfers and mortgages listed in Wyalusing area notices
Wyalusing and surrounding streets show multiple transfers on June 1 to 9 1901. Romulus Spicer sells to Samuel Shoemaker. William Flood to Thomas Campbell. Samuel Shoemaker to Romulus Spicer. various parcels on 20th Street Wyalisung 55th Streets and Warnoack Street detailed with sizes and values in dollars and percentages.
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Monaghan
Wyalusing
SSTH
Romulus Spicer
Samuel Shoemaker
Mtges
Shies
Aleave
Bone Oe Jones
William
20Th ST
Win O. Melchener
Matl
Bardes
Steve John M. Ransford
William J. Wright
William J. Wrat
Mary Aten
William F. Flood
Thomas Campbell
Yeo
Warnock ST
W'S
Thompson
Camden County Transfers Headline of Property Deals
Camden listings show multiple transfers across towns including Walnut street Harriett Gar taon to William R K Jamison and Gloucester Land Co to Edward J. O Eira. Additional parcels traded include 8 acres to Edward C. Wood and 56 ft frontage on Federal Street to Prairie 1 100 and other lots in Centre Township and Laurel Springs with sums noted such as 8500 2500 and 2108 dollars.
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Camden
Walnut St
Harriett
Gartaon
William RK
Jamison
Ood
Spruce St
George Hughes
Loud Gloucester Land Co
Edward J. O' Eira
Smith
James Moloney
LoveDnne
Edward C. Wood
Sal Sea Ae
Federal St
Prarie
Bonsabeed Co
James N. Hol
5Th St
Berry
Chambers’ St
Perkside Land Co
Henry J. Budd, Jr
William Centre
Gloucester Turnare
Mt. Ephraim
Christian Altx
Emma J. Hess
Centre Twp
Au- Bouin
Iris
Fionx
Gust L Bel Springs
Lo Nee
Bassett
Janey” P. Mitchell
Laurel Springs
Lot No
B. Thomas L. Pickering
Conrad Bell
Mechanics' Lien Filed Over Steam Plant Work At Felton Street
Felton Street property at 255 N Wind Street in the 34th ward linked to a steam heating plant is the subject of a mechanics lien. John P. Smith is the claimant against owner Patrick J. Ryan, with Joan F. Lynch acting as agent. The lien lists $2,278 for work and materials on a 145 by 900 foot parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felton Street
Wind Street
34Th Ward
John P. Smith
Patrick J. Ryan
Iis
Joan F. Lynch
Builders Contracts At Ridge And Francis Corner Faced
Multiple construction agreements listed for Ridge avenue and Francis street Southwest corner including stairway work tile work plumbing ducting and tin roofing. Parties include Daniel Adams Craft Nieman Massa American Prismatic Light Co Wil liam White Frederick Kings James Strong and Hoyt & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Avenue
Francis Street
Southwest Corner
Daniel Adams
Hoyt & Sons
Southwes Corner
Craft & Nieman
Walter
George Massa
American Prismatic Light Company
Frederick Kings
Jamies Strong
Building Notes Record New City Constructions
Frank R Bilotto begins a three story brick house with basement on 619 Clymer Street for G Nardo lilo. William Gray Sona obtained a 7000 dollar permit for exterior alterations at the Union League on Broad and Sansom Streets. Kirby Duff secured a contract to build a brick and stone dwelling on Ontario Street near H Street for Joseph Verner with private plans directing the work.
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Frank R. Bilotto
Clymer Street
G. Nardolilo
William Gray & Sona
Union League
Broad
Sansom
Kirby & Duff
Ontario Street
H Street
Joseph Verner
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Nibbler
Jet Ellen
Likeness
Flaneur
Oun
Our Nellie
Lacoc
Gawaine
Little Elkin
Walrenshaw
Myth
Newport
Sporting Notes
Schuylkill Navy Committee
Real Estate News
Camden County
Alex. Wolfington & Sons
Twentieth St
Lbytician
Lse
Collings Carriage Co
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