Trenton Real Estate Plans Shaped for Major Apartment House
Real estate notes detail completed plans for a six story and basement apartment building at Carroll and East State streets in Trenton, with a $125000 estimated cost. Other projects include a Camden warehouse, Chestnut street additions, Freeport mining institute plans, and Eagan residence alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouse & Arend
Tenth and
Chestnut Streets
Trenton
N. J
Carroll and
East State Streets
George Bachmann
Camden
Campbell
Arnold H. Moses
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
That City
Kendrick & Co
Chestnut Street
Caldwell & Simon
Thirteenth
Cope & Stewardson
Third
Appleton & Burrell
Mechanical and Mining Institute
Freeland
John Flynn
Harrison
Daniel Eagan
Chester Avenue
Broad and
Pine Streets
Broad
Green Streets
Old Stock Exchange
Third and
R. Moon
Louis Hickman
Real estate sold at auction by Freeman & Co and Freeman's Sons
Auctioneers Samuel T. Freeman & Co. and James A. Freeman's Sons reported multiple irredeemable ground rents and properties sold yesterday. Listings include corners at Sixteenth and Seybert, North Sixteenth street parcels, Fourth and Catharine, North Ortona, North Thirtieth, Twenty third and Pine, and other dwellings and stores with prices from $710 to $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Freeman & Co
Sixteenth and
Seybert Streets
North Sixteenth Street
Fourth and Catharine Streets
Same Streets
Ortaona Street
Thirtieth
Port East
Twenty-third
Pine Streets
Thirty Second Street
Woodland Avenue
Market Street
James A. Freeman's Sons
Margaret and
Cedar Streets
Wharton Street
Canton Street
Dakota Street
Pemberton & Co Announces Sale Of 5512 Girard Ave
Pemberton & Co at 415 Girard Building report the sale of the two story brick house and 20 by 90 foot lot at 5512 Girard Avenue to H. Lindemurth for 3200 dollars. The property fronts Cambridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberton & Co
Girard Building
Girard Avenue
H. ©.Lindemurth
Cambridge Street
Permits issued yesterday by City Building Inspection
The Bureau of Building Inspection granted numerous permits at City Hall. Listed projects include interior work on Locust Street 3241 by James Vernon, foundations for a saloon at Twenty-sixth and Dauphin by John Bemer, repairs on Eleventh Street 2142 North by Charles W. Goger, and additions on Sumac Street 211 by William H. Eddieman, plus multiple exterior, brick, and frame structures across Broad, Green Lane, and adjacent streets by various contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Building Inspection
City Hall
Locust Street
James Vernon
Thirty-ninth
Olive Streets
T. A. Ispherding
Twenty-sixth
Dauphin
John Bemer
Eleventh
Charles W. Goger
Columbia Avenue
Frank R. Bilotta
Tenth
Buttonwood
Otto Walz
Sumac Stréet
William H. Eddieman
Green Lane
Baker Street
Ee Street
Offman
wiPrvikla Pees
C. Rodgers
Broad Street
An P. Schneider
Hilip Street
Ser Avenue
Jacob T. Albreger & Grats
A. F. Headman
Wwleon’ Street
Pson & Thom
Seventy-second Street
Wes Gray's
J. E. Stod Locustrin
Real Estate TransfersLedger of May 1901
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds in 1901 including Kennedy Junior to Stead on Allegheny and Cedar Streets, Kirstein to Paul, Speers sale, and multiple Broad Street lots. Entries span June, March, and May 1901 with mortgages and lot measurements noted. Names include John M. Kennedy Jr, Thomas Speers, William Lawrence, Ad a Pr, and George A. Twibill Sr. across streets like Allegheny Cedar Broad and Venango in Pittsburgh area transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Ave
S Ws
Cedar St
Ees
John M. Kennedy, Jr
Wesley Stead
Callowhill Sts
Carper
William A. Kirstein
George E. Paul
Mtge Arch S&t
Fred
Kennedy
Thomas § Speers
Braddock ST
John McCourt
En C. Bréwart
William ©. Brewart
J McCourt
Broad ST
Nyder Ave
George A. Twibill, Sr
Elizabeth T
Doratt
Clenss
Oath
Venango
Speemmerce
Arthur Brewntewart
Jackson
Bivona
Peter Read
Mortgage transfers listed across several Philadelphia streets
A lengthy list shows numerous mortgages recorded by lenders and borrowers including Keely Henry J to Francis G. Taylor at 1914 West Diamond Street and other properties on Clearfield, Buist, Wingohocking, and Forty-second streets. The document also notes shipping news and maritime actions abroad, with multiple vessels referenced and incidents at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson Street
Keely
Henry J
Francis G. Taylor
West Diamond Street
Clearfield Street Street
Forty-second Street
Reger
Clasby
Thomas
William F. Potter
Buist Avenue
Tabor
Dreger
John M
Lumbermen’s Furbush
Merrill A
Emma J. Hill
Wan
Vienna Street
Wingohocking Street
Anna Benz
KEITH
Judson C
James B. Cowden
Kater
Vacsposee Penens
John Shoemaker
Eighth
Rocco
J Parker Norris
Christian
Eighth Bayer
Henry
Land Title and Trust Company
Sergeant
Thirty-third
Brownfield
Sophia N
Susan A
Baltimore Avenue
Beverlin
James H
E. Spencer Dil
Green Street
Vilb
Bristol Streets
Duerden
Beponi
Samuel Crothers
Sixty-Fourth Street
Dickson
Joseph
William J. Scott
Third Street
Building
Property transfers and deeds dated 1901 in Philadelphia area
A dense ledger listing dozens of real estate transfers with buyer and seller names such as Annie Saar nell Katie King and Henry Bayer, parcel locations on streets like Montrose and Germantown, and dates in 1901. It records parcel sizes, liens, and sale values including figures like 11.0x68.38% and 14x50, as well as Prominent entries for Oakford, Tacony, and Derbyshire areas. The compilation notes numerous transactions across blocks and avenues, reflecting widespread property activity in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. W. Waelisa
Augustus ‘R. la
Na Jaeckel
Sa Eckel
Annie RL
Ludlow
Joby H
William G. Ps
Melrose ST. & S
Tucker
Tomacz
Lovie Grunninger
Montrose ‘St
sErankno
MeCanslin
James Neeee
S. Feuteer
B. Rawle
Ichae
Hutchins
Isi
Pat Tasker
ST Error Tyre
Shellee
INON
Asieg
Ike
Peter M
Willian
Mupfter ST
Montgomery
William J. Mahrer
Pea Can
Natrona ST
Eeez Warner
Charles Schuler
Esse Oakford ST
Thomas
Marty Moran
Phoenix Building and Loan Association
Samuel ‘Thompsone
May A
Sf Franklin
Henry C. Bayer
Ch Cae
Bristol
Robert W. Fitzell
Thomas Clasby
Theodore Piatna
Maria A. Trautwein
Eere Tees
Somerville ST
Eleventh St
Germantown Ave
Louis Krautter
Fredohetene
Krautter
Philip
William G. Smith
Tabor ST
Nes
Jacob T. Ellwange
Joseph Dickson
Tabor Road
Joseph Roberts
William FP
Aren
Boqbert
Evevewrers
ST. Wes
Huntingdon
John J. Turner
Julian H. Hughey
Cevccecee
Hughey
William BR
Haigh
Wingchocking ST
N'Ws
Wea
Julian H, Hughey
York
Marie
Enburg
Building Permits Granted in Camden City
City Clerk Kramer of Camden issued permits for William H. Day to erect a brick factory 40 by 200 feet on Pine Street, and for Robert Schaal to build a frame dwelling at 2008 Farragut Avenue and alter a brick store at 834 Market Street. FE Bueke receives a porch permit at 538 South Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Camden
William H. Day
Uppen
Robert Schaal
Farragut Avenue
Market Street
Bueke
South Fourth Street
Property transfers in Gloucester and Laurel Springs
Gloucester Township Lot No. 211 Block 27 Stratford plan to Albert H. G. to Elia. Laurel Springs 8 Elma 17 ft from Hemlock Ave. Henry W. Bassett redeems Se. Laurel Springs line Laurel Ave 221 ft north of Maple Ave. Lorient D. Bozarth transfers to Estella A. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Township
Lot
Building plans reveal multiple new houses and structures
Plans show four brick houses planned at Ninth and Hutchinson for John W. Armstrong, an electrical and boiler setup approved for Broad and Erie for N. T. Hayes, a large storage building on Bigler Street for A W South, and thirty eight two story brick houses designed by architect Fetters for George W. Pounds in the Thirty-ninth ward scattered along Moyamensing, Franklin, Wolf, and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth and
Hutchinson Streets
John W. Armstrong
John P. Richards & Co
Broad Street
Erie Avenue
N. T. Hayes
Charles Vitter
Greenwich Point
Bigler Street
Delaware River
Front Street
A. W. South
Fetters
Thirty-ninth Ward
George W. Ouns
Wolf Street
Eventh Street
Shipping News: Vessels and Tugs Tow Destinations
The Shipping News lists numerous vessels from British and Norwegian lines, including steamer Delaware sailing to Swansea ballast and fruit cargoes, and others like Spero Ericsson Benefactor General Cadwalader Harrisburg and Buccaneer bound for ports from Port Antonio to Baltimore. Towing tugs, barges, and schooners traverse from Gardiner to Fall River and Providence with cargoes of ballast lumber salt and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Davies
Swansea
Philip Ruprecht
Spero
Lotin
Banes
Fruit
United Fruit Company
Ericsson
Grace
Baltimore
Groves
Benefactor
Swain
New York
Mer‘chandise
William P. Clyde & Co
General Cadwalader
Hart
Harrisburg
Anderson
Bangor
Brookside
Gardiner
O. H. Hagerman
Buccaneer
Eepenee
Port Antonio
West India Fruit Oper
Mary A. Law
Aker
Turk’s Island
Salt
Nay F. Hagar & Co
Madalene Oeney
Dunn
Balers, Stetson & Winsmore
B. Marts
Halloway
Sagat Rgeras del
Charles T. Megee
Gabbober Dubignon Surese
Savepnab
Een Siete Co
Providence
R. Fan
Brockton and Crafton
Fall River
Eureka
Charles Silver
America
Evrenth
Jenny
Parsich
St. Johns
N. B
W. F. Hagar & Co
Crown Point
Wall
London
Charles M. Taylor's Sons
Weston
Griffiths
Esbjerg & Kolding
Denmark
Charlies M. Taylor's Sons
F. &. Groves
Defiance
Ford
William P
Havana
Charleston
Silver Brook
Portsmouth
Maple Guisiey
Newburyport
Er Point
Swatara
Hagerhat
Portland
Tipton
Boston
Waltham
Felix
Smith & McKee
Hornet
Juno
Peter Wright & Sons
Delaware Bay and River News Dock Interference Summary
Delaware Breakwater and Cape May reports on vessels passing up and down the bay including the Buccaneer from Port Antonio to Philadelphia and the Ulriken to Havana. Tugs, barges, and several schooners move in tow while winds are east at 11 miles per hour with hazy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Buccaneer
Port Antonio
Philadelphia
Mary A. Law
Turk's Island
A. McCaulley
J. E. Dubdignon
Savannah
P. T. Barnum
Fall River
Ulriken
Havana
Greeley
Boston
Mount Hope
Boxer
Lincoln
Ashland
Holland
Leyden
Annapolis
Nuova Eleonora Maria
Marseilles
Juno
Reading
St. Nicholas
Maine
Waltham
Tipton
Upton
Randolph
Whitman
Swatara
Maple Hill
Silver Brook
Rutherford
New Castle
Oad
Venice
Marcus Hook
Hanover
Hamburg
Gravesend
P. Blackburn
Bangor
Grecian
Providence
Stephen G. Bennett
Lynn
Port of New York Arrival List
Ships listed arrive at New York on June 12 including the Calabria British from Leghorn and Naples reports, Karamania from Naples, Algonquin from Jacksonville, Galileo from Hull via Boston, Goldsboro from Philadelphia, and the Yucatan from Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calabria
Leghorn
Karamania
Naples
Algonquin
Jacksonville
Galileo
Hull
Boston
Goldsboro
Philadelphia
Yucatan
Vera Crus
Shipping Names and Routes From a Fragmented Log
A damaged OCR segment lists steamship lines and destinations including La Lorraine bound for Havre, der Grosse for Havana, Nordenfels for Port Elizabeth, Pestacenes for Hamburg, Brooklyn City ritsh for Swaneea, and Ithaka for Balmore, tracing a scattered ledger of maritime movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Lorraine
Havre
Recesses
Two Die As Locomotive Derailed At Paint Creek Bridge
Two men were killed and three injured when a Windber extension train on the Johnstown Passenger Railway Company derailed at Paint Creek bridge this morning. The dead are Dominick Leander, 35, and Cosmi Ucciferri, about 21. Injured include Cosmi Dorisi, 54, and two others whose names were not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Paint Creek
Windber
Dominick Leander
Cosmi Ucciferri
Cosmi Dorisi
Radnor automobillist fined for speeding on Lancaster pike
In Radnor township Justice of the Peace Aman fined P. Randolph ten dollars for driving above the ten mile an hour limit on the Lancaster pike. Randolph plans to appeal to a higher court claiming he did not exceed the limit. In a separate note, Lydia Messler in Plainfield attempted suicide by laudanum at home after a prior sentence in Scotch Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radnor
P. Randolph
Justice of the Peace Aman
Randolph
Lancaster Pike
Radnor Township
Philadelphia Times
Plainfield
Lydia Messler
Scotch Plains
Special notices from Princeton University exams and local ads
University entrance examinations set for June 13 and 14 at Association Hall Princeton N J inquiries to H N Van Dyke Princeton Look Out for burglars ad and alarm systems offered by Telegraph Company temporary or permanent burglar alarms with moderate costs over 200 ARS Miller clothing and sales positions in Philadelphia tobacco strippers and various help wanted notices wage offers and agency solicitations from New York Times Office listings for watchman clerk and equity accident and health policies sales agents wanted OTC notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Prnceton “University
Association Hall
H. N. van Dyke
Princeton
N. J
Amfric
Miller
13Th
Bainbridge
Naonal
T Society
Broadway
York City
Auctioneers and brokers list Philadelphia sales items
A fragment shows multiple business notices and auction lines for Philadelphia in 1901. It mentions Charcoal business prospects in Philadelphia, drives to start a charcoal venture, and lists several auctioneers and brokers including Reed at 1514 Market Street, Jacobs & Go at 2277 South Street, and Freeman & Co at Twelfth and Walnut. The jumble includes real estate and goods sales, wearing interest in livery stables and various asset auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peageerahes
Oghen & C
Easy Te & CO
28Th ST. ST
Philadelphia
H. Wood
Woodland Ave
Kearny
N. J
Carver W. Reed
Market Street
Y Jacobs & GO
South Street
Isaac Salinger
Richmond
T. Freeman & CO
Freeman
Twelfth
Walnut Streets
Thomas & Sons
Chestnut
da" & Warvey
Vaneee
Frapres & & Lofland
Uetione
Ws Range & Sbn
Ni North
Ay 'Azs
A. Lipppincott, Son & Seg
Pathruteo
Nterefereeer
G. Lippincott & CO
Open June to November Oceanfront Cottage Listed for Rent
A rental listing notes Madison Cottage near Ocean Street with 2 rooms and bath, open dates June 15 to November 15, managed by H L Gourdter estate of Jacob Bossert. Other notices advertise Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs resort in West Virginia, and multiple inns and services with contact names and addresses and payment hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Ocean
South Carolina Avenue
Frank Curra
LA Plaza Inn
Bactere Avenue
Mae Ee
Eden Hall
Ponce DE Leon
Virginia Ave
Beach
Sweeney
Garden
South Carolina Ave
Manhattan Beach
P. O
Madison Cottage
Ist Ave
Ocean
E. P
H. L. Gourdter
Jacob Bossert
Penatrate
Ihe
Les Horsch
Char 1128
North Third Street
Greenbrier
White Sulphur
West Virginia
South
Harrington Mills
Mar
THE
Columbian
St.lawrence River
Spotand Islands
Maritime Shipping List Fragments Include Named Vessels
A fragmentary list mentions steamers Montserrat and Syracuse with routes to Havana Rio Janeiro and Newport News along with several other ships such as Hevelius Archduchessa Maria Theresa and Princess Aupe. The OCR text contains varied toponyms and ship names indicating a historic shipping register or port station roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montserrat
Havana
Syracuse
Rio Janeiro
Drumelster
Newport News
Hevelius
Janeiro
Archduchessa Maria Theresa
Jono
N. Ba
Mie
Laverpoel Festa
Antwerp
Manila
Net Lauenburg
Princess Aupe
Norfolk
Alamo
Ye Yeston
Steamship sailings and ports in mid June dispatch
A jumble of ships and ports listed with June dates across Southampton Rotterdam New Orleans Bremen Hamburg Orléans and New York. Entries name vessels such as Britannia Floyd Edenhall and Navahoe with departure windows from June 4 to June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pati
Southampton
Givraitares
Sane Saratoga
Bremen
Deutschland
Hamburg
la Lorraine
Artar Prince
Pew
San Domingo
Une
Edenhall
Argentina
Colorado Brunswick
Navahoe
Charleston
Hamilton
Norfolk
Dune
Sail tonnage market sees limited action and firm rates
Yesterday the market showed little activity in tonnage for sale with inquiries mainly for long voyage vessels and for passages to South America and the West Indies. Rates bid by charterers are largely below owners expectations while coasting lumber freights remain dull though overall market tone is firm on prior rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
West Indies
Cork
Kers
United Kingdom
Continent
Gulf
Burgundia
Tampa
St. Louis du Rhone
Belfast
Halifax
Feat Coset
England
Dopnacona
Brition
Huelva
Norfolk
Clara British
Barbadoes
Philately
Tampico
Manchester Shipper
United Pees
Ireland
Ting Raves
Boston
Mary Anp
Philadelphia
North Plymouth
Darby
Promoter Myers Linked To Losses In Chesapeake Beach Scheme
Atlantic City hotel owner Charlies R Myers and associates faced heavy losses from the Chesapeake Beach Improvement Company. The failed venture, with stock valued at 400000 dollars, had 300000 in common and 100000 in preferred stock, of which only 30200 in preferred stock was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies R. Myers
Rudolf
Atlantic City
Chesapeake Beach
Myers
New Jersey
Chesapeake
Mr. Myers
Alpheus McCracken
Central Trust Company
Camden
John Myers
Union Market
Thomas G. Lovegrove
Io Machinery
Anhaeuser-Busch Brewing Company
James
William M. Griffiths
Scenic Railroad
Thomas W. Parker
Griffiths
Me ©i
Lovegrove
Anhaeuser-Busch
Rodgers
Ferry and Train Schedules for Cape May Areas
Express service links Cape May Anglesea Wildwood and Wild Beach with 0 00 and 4 00 PM weekday runs and 9 00 AM 4 20 PM listed for Ocean City Somers Point and Stone Harbor. Sunday services include 8 45 PM for Seaside and 9 00 10 00 AM other routes. The Union Transportation Company will collect and check baggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
Anglesea
Wildwood
Bolle Beach
Caer
Cape
Cary
Ocean City
Alon
Stone Harbor
Somers
Point
Union Arenerer ‘Company
Yogtecanne
J. B. .Hutchinso
Wood
Philadelphia and Reading Trains to New York and beyond
Railway timetable notes extensive listings for service from Philadelphia to New York and other points. It details departure times from Reading Terminal, Jersey City connections, dining car service, parlor and sleeping cars, and stop patterns to Buffalo Chicago Easton Lebanon Harrisburg Shamokin Williamsport and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
West
Wille
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
China
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
Prrcabung
Nashville
Knorville
Andoah Valley
Oneset Raturd
C Haven
Woon Cscs
M. Elmira
Renovo Express
Williamsport
Bundage
Erie
Talley .R
Reading Terminal
Philadelphia
New York
Erby
P. M. Buaders Reef
Og A. M
Liberty Street
Jersey Cit
Whitehall Street
Pigot
Easton
Buffalo
Ee Ove
Black Diamond Express
Flixville
Saree
Bondar
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Wreen
Shamokin Og Willamsport—Expréss
Accom
Ea Jesmere
Highland Lake
Shamo Baerress
Hooem
Danville
Broomsburg
Clearfield
Hetonte
Gelly
Atlantic City
Baltimore and Ohio Through Trains Westward
Leaves Philadelphia from 24th and Chestnut Streets at 4 20 P M with dining and sleeping car service. Describes options for dining car and sleeper accommodations on westward through trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
24Th and
Chestnut Streets
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Real Estate News
Herk Francesco
Lisbon
E Brittehbert
Stillwater
Acoma
Cape Town
Arara
Shanghai
Perim
Hero
Catquiri
Sparrows’ Point
Ontario
Humber
Border Knight
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Spain
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Orient
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Hayti
Kalghe
A. v
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William
Kate MI
Fite
Ieee
Venango Webb
Noah
Georgetne
Lasher
Lad- Weber
Rein
Franklinville Building and Loan Sperainties
Sixth
Wolf
Elias
Uilding
Tossation
Frontmere
Gentzer
German Union Buillding Association
Hermitage
Zellp
John F
Nancy Carnahan
Harmer
Twelfth Street
Fairmount Avenue
Tenth Street
Camden County
the Shipping News
Port OF
Avonmouth Voles
Amsterdam
Montaw Point
Oesecooses Avtwerp
Liverpool
Mackinaw
Jon
Thord Euxinia
Leith
Retipeda Owen
Delaware Bay and River News
Port OP
Justice of the Peace
Pennsylvania Farms
Pennsylvania
Stone House
Hiade
L. Katz
Centre
Ridley Park
Swarthmore
Bennage
N. Mark
Arthur F. Schneider
Chestnut St
N. Sth
Renj. F. Teller & Bro
Tellers
Young
Witherspoon
Royal Palace Hotel
Atlantic City, N. J
Ocean Sea Pacific Ave
Times Office
Toacco Strippers
van F. Portuonder Manufacturing ¢ Co
Sansom St
Times
F. N. Pike
M. A. Meloney
Park View
Sunset Lake
Widdemer & Everett
ST. CLI Cloud
First Ave
M. LE
Ocean Grove
Ogden "Econ
Teas B. Lovatt & Constropeers
South ST
Passyunk Ave
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Heck Aves
Fall
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Tomlin N. Lawrence
M. White
Don Pansies
A. Young
Central House
Main Ave
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Atlantic
F. D. Rosecrans
Beach Avenue House
Summerfield
Haynes
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M. M. Clark
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Congress Hall
Halpin
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Matthew DI Ann
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James K. Ryettsiowe
Torney
Bornot
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Chestnout
Steinway
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Pier
Fast Press Servicr
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Ss Nederland
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Victoria
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Dave
Atlantic Coast Line
Iieay
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Express
Norfolk and Wynn Railway
Memphis
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Ware River Bridge
Arwigi Street
E Bay
Market Street Wharf
New York Express
Long
Sea Reopice
Ays
Island Neaks
Baltimore&gohior
Royal Blveb
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