Griscom Sails From New York to See Morgan
President Griscom of the International Navigation Company plans a European voyage aboard the St Louis to meet J Pierpont Morgan about completing the steamship merger and countering rivals outside the combine. Morgan heads from Italy to London for the coronation as shares in rivals rise and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pAinapeuenta Times
New York
Clement A. Griscom
International Navigation Company
Europe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Morgan
Italy
London
Ship Trust
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Mr. Morgan
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Road
Wall Street
Bound couple wed after late-night service in Norwood
Samuel C. Wasson of Buist avenue and Miss Annie Mackson of Island Road planned a Norwood wedding but found the pastor absent. They pressed on to Paschal then woke Rev. S. Lord Gilberson at midnight and married quietly at his home. A festive reception followed at the bride’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Wasson
Buist Avenue
Seventy-fifth Street
Annie Mackson
Island Road
Dick's Avenue
Norwood
Paschal
Lord Gilberson
St. James’ Church
Kingsessing Sixty-eighth Street
Darby Road
Mr. Gilberson
Delaware Harbor Deepening Plans Gain Approval
Colonel C W Raymond and Captain Spencer Crosby oversee Reedy Island channel expansion in the Delaware river and bay. Chief Engineer Gillespie in Washington approves extending the thirty foot channel from 400 to 600 feet requiring about 1,000,000 cubic yards of dredging. Funding comes from $125,000 unexpended federal funds plus almost $75,000 in dispute with Virginia Dredging Co. If the government wins the claim, the sum will be added to current funds and river and harbor appropriations awaiting President Roosevelt's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Raymond
Spencer Crosby
Delaware Harbor
Reedy Island
Gillespie
Washington
Delaware River
Bay
United States Engineer Corps
Virginia
Roosevelt
Say Child Is A Thief Of Maggie Whalen In Germantown
A 12 year old girl named Maggie Whalen living in Germantown was held on $400 bail by Magistrate Fitzpatrick at the Germantown police station to answer a larceny charge in Juvenile Court. A special policeman said she is suspected of stealing a pocketbook left on a Germantown Trust Company counter. She appeared due to loss of a roll of bills and about $57 in silver from a cash drawer at a lawn fete hosted by Mrs. John Carpenter on Knox and Coulter streets last Friday. An attendant said the child was by the counter when she left briefly. upon return the money and child were gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Whalen
Germantown
Fitzpatrick
Germantown Trust Company
John Carpenter
Knox and
Coulter
Mailbox Tearing Suspect Arraigned in Reno Case
A man identified as Reno de la Neau ville was arraigned before U S Commissioner Craig on a $100 bail after tearing down a mailbox at Seventeenth and Spring Garden streets. William Saneer testified the suspect battered the box with a club while intoxicated and dumped it in a nearby sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth
Spring Garden Streets
Reno de la Neauville
Mt. Vernon Street
United States
Craig
William J. Saneer
Neauville
Eleat Il Conmladonce
Cetig
Northwest crop outlook reported by James J. Hill
James J. Hill, back in New York from the West, said the Northwest spring wheat acreage will be a little smaller this year as farmers diversified crops. He expects general crop results to be satisfactory if current conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
New York
West
Northwest
Court docket round of assumpsits and trespass suits
A lengthy court No 1 and No 3 docket lists numerous assumpsit and trespass cases with names of plaintiffs and defendants such as Rees hog Barbara Preston Nathl ble Gillespie Daniel Marsh Patrick Morrison and Union Traction Company along with attorneys for each party. multiple equity suits are noted with defendants including Susan R Hunsicker and Wencel Hartman plus several banking and mercantile entities among the witnesses and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawbridge & Clothier
Lizale D. Green
Rer Green
Assumpsit
Nathalie J. Gillespie
Susan R. Hunsicker
Wencel Hartman
Sheriff
Equity
Graham Daniel Marsh
Giles, Shields & Co
E. Raymond
Patrick Thomas Morrison
the Union Traction Company
The
Bank of Mena
Andrew Johnson
Bamberger and
Levi
Samuel W. Middleton
Rachel Sager
Maurice Stein
Sarah Cairins
Adele Shields
Levy
Martha Morrisnd
Hannah Quigley
Equity Suit
J. W. M. Newlin
Campion & Horn
George R. Hayden
J. A. Boyer
Charles FE. Goddard
West Philadelphian Laundry
John R. Downing
Conard and
Middleton
Nathalie J. Gillespiera
Eliza D. Darracott
Graham
Wesley Patterson
Union Traction Company
BE. Raymond
H. O. Hurlburt Brothers
Ernest P. Percival
H. Boneall
Frank Riegel
Jacob Waldman
Reber and Downs
White, Gratwick & Co
William H Clark
Burr, Brown and Lloyd
Bankruptcy adjudication and trustee dispute decision
Matthias Beck of this city was declared a voluntary bankrupt in the United States District Court with liabilities of 21,742.39 and no assets listed. Referee Theodore M. Etting and Judge McPherson oversee the estate of Emanuel Rosenberg and Somers, with conclusions set aside and the matter recommitted for instructions. The court notes the marshal and distribution plan follows the Rosenberg petition, but the judge says this was a mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthias Beck
United States District Court
Theodore M. Etting
McPherson
Emanuel Rosenberg
Ee Somers
Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Courts Yesterday
Judgments were entered against numerous individuals and firms in the Common Pleas Courts yesterday. Amounts range from $40s to thousands, with several entries marked as want of defense or execution. Names include Harry Grossman, Joseph Pian, Milly Schafer, Hugh McGee, Samuel Conn, Gedegs Einwechter, Pius Weller, G W Schwartz, Charles C Augustine, Samuel N Hall, Harry A Holgate, Nathan Krasinsky, James J Smart, Alexander De Vacchis, Rocco Valinoto, Frederick Gall, Albert Hewson, Louis Dumas, Laura Gahre, Mary Keifer, Francis T Maguire, J G Saulsbury, Julia P Thomas, Maggie Flood, Charles Martin, George B Miller, Patrick Kearns, Antonio Panarello, and entities such as the Granc Brewing Company, Samuel Bell & Sons, the Church Standard Company, the Integrity Title Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Company, and the Consumers Brewing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Platotiff
Harry Grossman
David FE. Simon
Joseph Pian
F. W. Sane
Joseph and
Milly Schafer
A. C. Patterson
Hugh McGee
The
Granc Brewing Company
T. J. Costello
William B. Rodgers
James J. Smart
Alexander de Vacchis
Rocco Valinoto
Frederick Gall
Catharina Gall
Bae
Paya
Albert Hewson
William Read Fisher
Fisher & Brother
Louis Dumas
Computing Scale Company
Laura Gahre
Mary Keifer
Francis T. Maguire
R. G. Dunn & Co
Eisenbronn
J. G. Saulsbury
William 8. Diehl
J. c. Fuller
Julia P. Thomas Et al
Rufus R. Thomas
Charles M. Rogers
Maggie J Flood
Henry F. Fuss
Charles Martin
Integrity Title Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company
George B. Miller
Consumers Brewing Company
Same
Patrick Kearns
Bergner & Engel Brewing Company
Antonio Panarello
Frank Cuneo
Bank vs Fridenberg postponed in common pleas hearing
The Common Pleas session saw Bank vs Fridenberg postponed as judges entered consultation. In Foundry and Machine Co vs Steel Co the rule was discharged on the motion list. Downton vs Barrows heard for a parisoner business with proceedings to resume tomorrow. Equity matters in Mershon vs Woman and other cases in various courts proceeded or concluded as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Va. Fridenberg
the Foundry and Machine Co
the Steel Co
Pennypacker
Downton Vs. Barrows
Receiver Henry Sawyer audit of Cornelius and Rowland Co
The receiver’s account shows a net balance of 4540.71 dollars for the court due from the failed 1807 Cornelius and Rowland Company dealing in electrical fixtures at 161 Center Street. The People’s Society applied for a charter. Alexander M. De Haven filed in Court No. and submitted his report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sawyer
Cornelius & Rowland Company
Cent Street
People's Aidciety
Alexander M. de Haven
Register of Wills at issue for Elizabeth Scheetz will
The will of Elizabeth A Scheetz, died recently at Hamilton Street, was before the Register of Wills to determine probate admissibility as a testamentary writing. The instrument leaves life interest in Te peers to the testatrix sisters and brother, with remainder for a Home Missionary Society missionary. After that a brother and sister are named executors of the estate. Letters of administration will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Scheetz
Hamilton Street
Home Missionary Society
Northminater Presbyterian Church
Court Proceedings Across Several Courts Detailed
The report lists multiple cases across Courts 1 2 and 8 with guilty verdicts for larceny burglary and assault and battery and duties of habeas corpus proceedings. Notable names include Lawrence Farley James Palmer and William Whitman with sentences ranging from 6 months to 18 months. Additional notes cover a not guilty verdict for John Wharton and postponed hearings for Hagenkotter Massey Tinen Arangedi and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Farley
Everett R. Haffelfinger
Lewis Ralston
Clara Arnold
Charles H. Eckstein
Lit Brothers
James Palmer
John B. Wharton
George Hale
Gertrude Foy
Pure Food Protective Association
Wharton
Frankford Avenue
Morrison
Commonwealth
Morrisen
Davis
Edwin Hagenkotter
Hagenkotter
Indictments Return In Four Cases Including Check Frauds
A grand jury charged John Smith alias Simmons alias Albertis with obtaining small sums from Knoll Danenbauer Helmgaertner and Neff by checks. Sigmund Oppenheimer faced a bogus check trap for a horse and harness from Mac Farland. James A Robb was indicted for embezzling 87 973 from the Funeral Benefit Association of the Patriotic Order Sons of America where he served as treasurer. Charles McGinnis and James Leahan faced illegal lottery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterda Inst
John Smith
Simmons
Albertis
John Knoll
Charlies F. Danenbauer
William Helmgaertner
William Neff
Sigmund Oppenheimer
William MacFarland
James A. Robb
Funeral Benefit Association of the Patriotic Order Sons of America
Charles McGinnis
James Leahan
Not Guilty Verdict for Clara Kober in Palm Sunday Assault
Mrs. Clara Kober admitted guilt but was acquitted in Quarter Sessions No. 2 for assaulting her sister-in-law Lizzie Alexander. The incident occurred at 3064 Weikel Street on Palm Sunday when a brick was hurled through a rear window striking the prosecutor. The judge called the verdict strange and warned she could face jail if charged again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kober
Lizzie Alexander
Sulzberger
Quarter Sessions Court
Alexanders
Weikel Street
Pension Certificates Issued Special to The Philadelphia Times
Washington June 10 reports pension certificates issued under gate of Stee maya. States Pennsylvania original certificates listed for Hiram Weaver Woodrof Joba Stahl Philadelphia and others with increases noted. Delaware Wilmington original for Heary F. Weer. Maryland mentions Heary wh teal Beaaah gid bo ap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Washington
Gate of Stee
Pennsylvania
Hiram
Weaver
Woodrof
Joba Stahl Philadelpoh
Teimmme
Joba
Royer
Philats
Catharine Brown
Me “Hiage
Ice
Asta Oe
Georganna Brower
Race
Tohene
Weather Bureau crops report shows mixed conditions across regions
The weekly crop summary notes cooler pockets with light frosts in the lake region and Northern New England while east of the Rockies conditions are generally favorable. Excessive rains hit Lower Missouri Valley and northern Illinois Indiana southern Wisconsin Michigan, with drought threatening Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Harvesting begins in North Carolina Tennessee Missouri and Kansas. Wheat prospects favorable on Pacific coast. rust and lodging affect Missouri Indiana. Oats progress in Missouri Upper Mississippi lake region. grain in Ohio Valley Middle South Atlantic East Gulf shows improvement except western districts. Tobacco transplanting challenging in Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia North Carolina. fruit outlook remains unfavorable with limited positives in lake region Middle Atlantic New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Lake Region
New England
Rocky Mountains
South Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Gulf
Atlantic
Texas
Carolinas
Central
West Gulf
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
West Gulf States
Missouri
Ilinois
North Carolina
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Upper
Mississippi
Iowa
Minnesota
Isconsin
South Carolina
Lake
Middle Atlantic States
June Crop Report Shows Declines in Spring Wheat Acreage
The June crop summary notes a 12.8 percent drop in spring wheat across 19 states led by Minnesota and North Dakota. Washington reports an increase over 100,000 acres. overall oats and barley areas shift modestly with weather and crop diversification shaping ten-year averages. Winter wheat condition stands at 76.1 on June 1, while oats show slight gains in several states and rye acreage edges down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Oregon
Michigan
Olinois
Kansas
Indiana
Oklahoma
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Asylvania
Shipping News Notes Arrivals and Movements at Delaware Breakwater
The Delaware Breakwater report lists arrivals of Steamer Manchester Market King Mexicano Pacific Decatur H Miller Ericsson Eaglet Saginaw Taff and others with cargoes of merchandise ballast fruit ore and stone. Sailed vessels include Buenos Ayrean Circassian Prince Winyah Paula and schooners Matilda D Borda Mary S Bradshaw and others bound for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Market
Blake
Manchester
Philadelphia
Mexicano
King
Tampico
Philip Ruprecht
Pacific
Bilboa
McCall & Co
Decatur H. Miller
McDorman
Savannah
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co
Ericsson, Grace
Baltimore
Fp, &. Groves
Eaglet
Goslee
New York
William P. Clyde& Co
Saginaw
Tunnell
Richmond
William P. Clyde & Co
Taff
Canrobert
Banes
Fruit
United Fruit Co
George Taulane, Jr
Megee
Stetson & Winsmore
Montana
Booge
Brunswick
Lumber
Halat & Cummins
Loring C. Ballard
Meady
Bath
Tee
Childe Harold
Sweeney
Boston
Chooner Fannie and Fay
Francis
Long Cove
Stone
J. L. Nicholson
Charles H. Klinck
Mehaffey
R. E Hopkins
Hichborn
Turks Island
Salt
W. Schoon
John Anson
Oliver
Rockland
J. L. Richolson
L. A. Plummer
Foster
Hilsboro
Wiassee
Haldt & Cummins
Mary Augusta
Joy, Sullivan
Harry Knowlton
Stewart
St. John
Farge
J. C. Fitzpatrick
Providence
Davis Coal
Bone C Co
Charles T. Megee Co
Matilda D. Borda
Smith
Bermuda
Z._8
Steelman
Everett Webster
Strong
Hardt & Cummins
Marie F. Santeras
Somers
Fernanar Og Harold
Michas & Mege
Liberty
Ellenville
J. H. Rutter
Boston Tug and Transportation Vo
Buenos Ayrean
Glasgow
Koln
Galventon
Wilmington
Winyah
Paula
Gothenburg
Mary
Bradshaw
Norfolk
Delaware Breakwater
Galveston
Henri Reith
Hamburg
Zion
Sundsvall
Huchkeeall
Sweden
Porter
Sommers
Malp
Harbor Island
Kamas
Paraguay
Sabine Pass
Sun Wharf
Marcus Hook
Ready Island
Frudence Mary
Frudence
Percee Liberty
J. Rutter
Ivanhoe
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C. A. M
Zizania
Bedy Island
Silver Spray
Majestic
Winyab
Iceland Island
Freight and Charter Rates Register Mixed Global Activity
Freights for sail tonnage were not freely offered with no advance to the prevailing basis for long voyage vessels. Various steamers and cargoes are listed with rates and destinations from New York to Sydney, Hamburg, Bathurst, and the United Kingdom, including private terms for several vessels and ships such as Queen Adelaide Wynette Strathgyre Forest Dale and Mascot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sydney
West Indies
Hamburg
Queen Adelaide
Australis
Wynette
Jata
Delaware
Strathgyre
Nswood
Progress
Bathurst
England
Hirando
Miramichi
Fogland
Forest Dale
Gulf
United Kingdom
Holland
Mn Sd.als
Mymoor
East Coast
Kingdom
Hia
Mascot
Steemer Iman
Baltimore
Havre
Newcastle
Dunkirk
Montreal
Philadelphia
West Todia
Brae Baker Todos
Privatiship Paterave
Hiogo En CT
Ras An
Bristol Channel
Dtone
Halifax
Ates
Huelva
Foreign port arrivals and sailings continue on June list
A long June 10 telegraph of foreign port traffic cites arrivals at Leith Bermuda Gibraltar Hamburg Naples and Newport News among others plus sailings from Hull Bremen and Norfolk. numerous steamers and schooners including Man ningtry Hotham Newton Kronprinz Wilhelm and Itasca appear with destinations Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buenos Ayres
Gibraltar
Mesaba
Southwark
Antwerp
Manitou
London
St Louis
Laurentia
Havrea Ary
Glancow
G. Etruria
Rotterdam
Liverpool
Teutonic
Kaiser W.d. G
Bremen
Patricia
Anguete Vict
Norway
Philadelphia
Southameutonic
Une
Antwe
Cymric Ave
Astoria
Naples
Minneapolis
Glasgow
Campania
Oordam
Rotte
Vaderland
Bluecher
Hamburg
Brame Theresia
Umbria
Prarecei Minnetonka
Torrino
Sentondaws
Nord America
Graf Waldersee
Bamberg
Kronprinz W
St. Uis
Southampton
Menomnee
Or Majestic
Seren la Bretagne
Italy
Havre
Columbia
Neonate Lutse
Ulye
Farnebsin Wees
Uly
Liverpool Hohenzollern
Sale
Genoa
Minnehaha
Aly
Lucania Uly
Potsdam
Zeeland
Weveenel
North Cape
Spitzbergen
Songa
Havr
la Gase
ENOA
California
Ferndene
Manchester
Sardinero
Savannah
Nae AM
Arrin
Waba Jacob
Baltimore
Oxus
Pope
Port Antonio
Maria
Gyller
Alsbager
Gibara
Baracoa
Helga
Braastad
Chiririco
Royal Exchange
Morton
Santiago de Cuba
Itasca
Hudgins
Howard
Nickerson
Boston
Anthony Groves, Jr
Fowler
van Lear Black
Connelly
Bayard Barnes
Croucher
New Haven
Rebecca Palmer
Smith
Portland
Merom
Sorensen
Port Tampa
Sagamore
San Ford
Clarence H. Venner
Allen
Washington
D. C
Damietta
Joanna
York
St. John
Malcolm B. Seavey
Atkinson
Edward E. Barry
Rose
Triton
New Bedford
Pilgrim
Peerless
Richmond
Newport News
Mary E. Palmer
Wallace
Venetia
Milne
Montevideo
Castano
Penwill
Norfolk
Charles F. Tuttle
Bowen
Estelle Phinney
Phinney
Vineyard Haven
Scott Palmer
Sumner
Katherine
Perry
Connor
Harold
David Wallace
Highter
Providence
George Farwell
Brewster
Katabdin
Doane
Hugoma
McLean
Jon
Lucinda Sutton
William H. Marvell
Red Beard
B. P. Blake
Wilmington
N. C
Oneida
Hale
Harold B Hart
John G. Schmidt
Norbureghiladelphia
Charles
City Patk Key West
Miami
Fla
City of
Anna L. Mulford
Henderson
Lizard
Bulgaria
Hamburg Scilly
Jane
Morawle
Pot Point
Paonal
St. Leonards
Port of New York Steemers Parterdem Tank Report
Fragmented OCR notes mention Rotterdam, Wilmington NC, ships names and ports incl Bremen and Grecian Janetra. References to steamers, traders, and nautical terms appear tangled, with several proper nouns unreadable or garbled. The readable items imply a shipping or steamer list with vessel names and origins but lack coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steemers Parterdem Tank
Rotterdam
Mearce W. Clyde
Wilmington
N. C
A Janes Colon
Kaiser Wilhel
Dee Grosse
Bremen
Pereeneee
Marti
Chacena Nenn
Dko
Hate
Orieen
Janetra
Ee Shields
Harbor of refuge work resumes as Tasagra repairs begin
Work resumed on the harbor of refuge ice piers at Delaware Bay entrance. The British steamer Tasagra, returning to port after a burst high pressure cylinder cover, needs about five days for repairs before sailing again. The Minnetonka was damaged in a collision on the transatlantic voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor of Refuge
Delaware Bay
Tasagra
Samarang
Panel
Moral
Key
Strane
Liverpool
Wade
Janet E Epbiee
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Griscom
Pennsylvania Railroad
Low
Mayor Low
Municipal Reform Government
Long Island Sound
Whitestone
Edward M. Grout
George L. Rives
McDougal Hawkes
Rye
Frank Dowling
Manhattan
Peter Haller
Brooklyn
Fusion
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Dowling
Mr. Haller
Council Chamber
Haller
City Record Office
Dowling
Weber and Fields
A. S. Rosenthal & Co
Greene Street
Shields
W. Wicliam Smith
Rosenthal
Martin L. Cohen
Stedeker
Morris 8. Wise
Evelyn E. Stedeker
Alvin W. Crocker
B. PF. Stillman
Miss Stedeker
Wise
J. Clarence Davies
Bronx
Third Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Mr. Davies
Bishop
Bishop Burgess
Long Island
Islip
Combine
United States Ship Corporation
New Jersey
Trust Company of the Republic
Alexander & Green
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Bath Tron Works
Bath, Me
Hyde Windlass Company
Crescent Shipyard
Elizabethport
N. J
Samuel L. Moore Lone & Co
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co
Del
Mrs. Roosevelt
Dolphin
J. J. Hill
Jake Eustes
Emma Rankin
Assumpesit
J. Snare
Gentel & Miller
Frank A. Widman
W. A. O'Donnell
E. McClees & Co
Henry Parker Rolfe
John Laughlin
George Mann
Buckley and
Terkey
Lawrence Costigan
M. Randall
Thomas Hughes
W. G. Weir
Jacob Snare
Henry A. Barber
James H. McGurk
W. A. Robinson
Charles Mullin
L. H. Chatham
G. A. Bullock
Christian Schaneberg
Jones M. Schaneberg
Scum
B. Linn
Hatboro National Bank
Silas Jones
C. KR
Williame
Annie M .Simon
John Heller
A. M. Mohr
William Taylor
City of Philadelphia
Annie Stern
John H. Jerome Williams
Daniel J.mcntenol
T. 8
Donohogh
Ross D. Williams
Daniel J. McNichol
Donohugh
Samuel
Blackburn
F. Raymond
George W. Rueh
Cassel
F. Beyer
Orphans’ Court
Ashman
Sarah Ee
Oor Tinsseys
Anna
Hagerma Wean
Jacob Lakert Hee
Penrose
Sarah E. Harman
Eliza Helieseetie
Julie Pinel de Grandchamp
Clara A. F
Vabos Ferguson
Joseph F. Brobson
Penelope Brooks
Eben Seewen
Penelope Brooke
Amin J. Douglase
William Griffith
Bridt McGeehan
Will m Griffith
John ©. Hunter
Maria L. Young
Gideon Keyser
Thomas Earp
Euchessiaven
Joe Finletter
McMicheelong G
Becurthe
Mershon Va
Ralston Genes
Dutton AU
Bird
Mets This
Judge Reitler
William Massey
Wiliam Tinen
Felix McCrossin
Eastern Penitentiary
John Arangedi
Twelfth
Callowhill Streets
Judge Beitler
Herbert Johnson
George Manns
George Ford
John A. Bradley
John Kelly
Geo H. Wilson
Michael Gallagher
Mary Tachoff
Joseph K. Smith
Ballee
Frederick Fubber
Stea Libees McGinnis
George Matma
Judge Sulzberger
William A. Thompson
Charles F. Kerman
Frank Routkosky
Michael Miller
Errington B. Hume
Frederick Hahn
Alonzo Warfield
William Webb
Hen Ce. Fuller, Jr
Frederick Redrow
Thomas Murphy
John Me Eg Parte Albert
Harry Stein
Christian Schertz
Charles Franks
Ford Hayden
Louis Goldberg
Philip Lombardo
Catharine Grace
Clara M. Dowell
Morris Melikson
John Billy
Sarah Heisman
Joseph Trazenfeld
Maya
Menace
Hleary F. Weer
Maryland
the Monthly Crop Report
the Shipping News
Port OF
Dalahta
Benefactor
French
Ericsson
Grace
Groves
Arcadia
Meggessee
Atlantic Transport Line
Mira
Swartman
Flushing
Helen
Swertsen
West India Fruit Co
Beacon
Pettersen
Circassian
France
Curtis
Delaware Bay and River News
Montauk Point Land
Armenia
Hambu
Rhymiand Ee
Eeeee
Aeterdam Assyria
Nederland
North Point
Adam_ Brown
F & T Laptoe
T Guantes
Rehooner Burknem
Behenner Clore F Wandall
St. Louis
Mant
Laurentian
St. Thomas
Nate
Jary
Prinzessen Victoria Luise
Moltke
Lombardia
Watson
Antonio
Kwaels
Cape Town
Nauplia
Stettin
Advance
Lon
Cadiz
Castillisin Prince
Pernambuco
Breslau
Feyen
Bremerhaven
King Gruffydd
Barnstable
Henshaw
State of Texas
Allen M. Golden
Chase
Henry C. Barrett
Swain
Georges Creek
Elk Garden
Juniata
Bond
Peters
Anthoy Y Bree Jr. Fowler
Ellen x Coe Chase
Ton
Bripieh Trader A
Berkman
Bert Antonio
Mie
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