Philadelphia Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 16, 1902, p. 8

Tippecanoe Battlefield Memorials Honor Henry Watterson

The Tippecanoe Battlefield Association held its annual exercises at the battlefield in Lafayette Indiana with huge crowds. Henry Watterson editor of the Louisville Courier Journal spoke on heroes in homespun and the enduring legacy of the Indiana pioneers and the battle's impact on the nation.

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Watterson Lafayette Club Henry Watterson

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Man Falls to Death in Elevator Shaft at Bakery

George Smith of 3027 Dauphin Street, a Freihofer bakery driver, fell from an elevator shaft while transferring ice between floors at Twenty fourth and Master Streets. He died after being pulled from the shaft. a bridge device used to bridge the door failed, leading to the accident. He leaves a widow, two daughters, and a son.

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George Smith Dauphin Street Freihofer Bakery Twentyfourth Master Streets Smith McTiven Milk Depot

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Trunk thief in custody after watch larceny charge

A young man known to police as Deed Martin was held at Central Station for a hearing next Friday on larceny of a watch owned by John J. Kenney of 7020 Paschall Ave. Kenney reported losing the watch Saturday on Market Street. it was recovered the same day. The suspect gave the name William Martin, detectives say his real name is Stephen Martin, and he was involved about two years ago in a trunk larceny from a railroad station valued at $3,000. The trunk belonged to Mrs. Knox of Washington and was partly recovered. Martin, arrested by Detectives Sell and Welker, previously received an eighteen-month sentence.

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Deed Martin Central Station John J. Kenney Paschall Avenue Kenney Market Street William Martin Stephen Martin Knox Washington Europe Martin Sell and Welker

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Body of 21 year old George White recovered

The body of George White age 21 of 2016 Clementine street, who drowned while bathing in the Delaware river at Tioga street wharf Wednesday, was recovered yesterday.

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George White Clementine Street Delaware River Tioga Street

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Negro Colony Planned at Whiteboro Near Burleigh

Henry C. White former congressman leads a syndicate purchasing 957 percent acres near Burleigh on the Pennsylvania and Reading lines to establish a North Carolina negro agricultural colony. A town named Whiteboro is planned with avenues laid out and modest instalment homes for colonists to own after ten years. The initiative echoes the Woodbine Jewish colony funded by Baron de Hirsch trustees.

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Philadelphia Times Cape May Henry C. White Congress North Carolina Robert E. Hand Burleigh Pennsylvania Reading Whiteboro Woodbine Baron de Hirsch Fund

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Arrested for Girl's Murder in Scranton Feud

Bert Anderson, 29, was arrested in Scranton on June 15 charged with the murder of Mary Quinn on June 2. Police seized him at 5 am while in bed at his home next to the Quinns amid a long-running family feud. Two witnesses placed him near the murder scene at 11 pm. Anderson claims he reached home at 9:30 pm and went to bed. No bloodstains or incriminating items were found in a home search.

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Philadelphia Times Scranton Bert Anderson Mary Quinn Anderson Quinns

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Murderers Escape From Monroe County Jail

Charles Grether and Benjamin Aiello, convicted murderers, escaped from the Monroe county jail in Stroudsburg this morning. A posse pursues them as Grether is traced to the woods near North Water Gap. Cell doors faulted and the pair passed out while the watchman was away. Sheriff Mervine notified authorities in nearby cities by telegraph.

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Stroudsburg Charles Grether Benjamin Aiello Monroe County Grether North Water Gap Mervine

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Decomposed body found in Susquehanna River at Marieetta

A decomposed body of an unknown man about 45 years old was found in the Susquehanna River at Marieetta today. The man is described as smooth faced, short and stout, with no identifying marks provided. Local authorities are investigating to determine identity and cause of death.

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Tent Services Begins in Slums

In Philadelphia the Presbyterian evangelistic committee opens hot weather gospel services in a Front Street Washington Avenue tent amid nearby rail yards, saloons, and immigrant housing. Rev. D. Stuart Moore and Henry S. Brown lead a 4 PM opening. 500 children attend as daily chalk talks and noon noonday preachings are planned across the city.

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Philadelphia Presbyterian Evangelistic Committee Front Street Washington Avenue D. Stuart Moore South Presbyterian Church Third Federal Streets Henrys. Brown International Navigation Company Moore Brown W. E. Needham Sixtieth Thompson Streets West Philadelphia State House Independence Square City Hall F. W. Farr

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Court notices list multiple mortgage and assumpsit cases in several dockets

Court No. 1 3 4 and 5 record numerous mortgage executory suits assumpsits and trespass actions against named defendants with attorneys listed. Judgments entered include amounts for Gibson Rheinstrom Collins Fretz Neiman Hartley Cahill Nunez MacDonald and others plus a garnishee execution against Ryder and Model Marine.

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Common Pleas Court J. Elwood Gibson Mortga Lillie M. Richardson Sarah L. Stratton Benjamin A. Rheinstrom William and Sactaney's Sons Company William Collins Black Diamond Coal Company Charles Fretz Charles W. Gutekunst Fretz & Gutekunst B. Ridge & Son Harrison Carrie A. Neiman William L. Hartley John Cahill Merrill & Baker James J. Farmer South George Aia Emilio Nunez & Co William MacDonald Annie Walker Kate W. MacDonald Hugh Irwin Henry F. Fuss Edward Samuel Gabriel Gutjohn Devlin Eee Giacomo Chiosso Cuneo George Phillipp Eve Cooke Benjamin P. Ryder Model Marine Motor Company Garnishee W. Moore Wharton

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Common Pleas Calendar Listings for Court No. 1 and 2

The document catalogs daily proceedings across two Common Pleas courts with lists for Court No. 1 including Meit v Rodenhausen Kurtz v Coolidge and a long line of miscellaneous matters, appeals from Mercantile Appraisers, and estate assignments. Court No. 2 shows Current Motion List items, numerous cases, divorces, and several reassignments, with notes on view jury awards for street grade changes and contempt actions in Philadelphia Ball Club cases.

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Arra Farra J. J. Green G. Robinson Neveva Reinhaker G. W. Boyer Beck Acetylene ‘Company M. Roe Burk & Me Etridge Company Dickey Rommel Williams Cloney Commonwealth Cobb Ones Commonwealth Reading Iron Company Lamb Pennsylvania Company J. G. Johnson Centre Wiley Shoyer Hartey Richards Messemer Sperzel Fries Weaver McDevitt H. J. Scott Agatsstein Keir Kuersten Stallard Paul H. G. Hart Markowitz Goodman Englander Granich Davis Mandel, Jr Emory Tree Company Waln. Lewis Steinmetz Miller Ei Hag al Sterilaqua Company Alexander Agirl Greenberg Turetzky Monaghan Phillips Wylie Bedford Marter Leidner Baron Smithers Lank Rossbach Beebe Jones Todd Hunter Forsythe Lewis Fow Shoemaker Hibbs Metzer Anderson Dilkes & Co Stilz Powell Emerick, Sr Fenemore Belmont de Young Suare Finn Robinson Hofner Bond Koplin & Co Hepburn Bread Co Callaghan Model Bakery Smith Ceetenatte Krause Seleg Read Bradley eCullen Steel Co Rex Commonwealth Vetterléin Schick Clark Bros Huleman Turner Gorman Pettit City Preston Longstreth Paxson Potter Hopple Buckman J. Weaver Escent Flowers Nane Murphy Simpson Thompson Brams Raymond Roe Mitchell O. E. Shannon A Wall Bonenadl Society Stewart Gourie Poole Lindsay Row Boot Lancaster Foon Dever W. A. Hayes Brainerd J. C. Legi Sutton Maloney J. W. Sue Edgar W. S. Messemer Tull Clark Enbach Blaine Council O. U. A. A. Pike Annie Lamet Milly Lamet L. B. Mathias Banks Melick Dechert H. Dickson Hirschler Rue G. Taylor Wheeler Eeiiee J. B. Daly Simon Nonnemaker Kublemeier C. B. Kilgore Skean Reeves A. D. Wilson C. A. Sowers Steman Downing Metal Co Hirsch G. H. Norris J. G. John Chapman Jackson Chase Stevenson Abel Haeuptner J. A. Gorman A. B. Huey Campbell 'S Iee Pockrass Israell Merz McCart Battery Co Wright Sparhawk Elcock Eric Forge Co Penna, Iron Co Harrity Lowrey Shapley Ballard Orr Grand Castle G. J. Edwards, Jr C. H. Edmunds Eyre Joseph K. Eyre Bamberger Levi M. H. Toda John Rose B. Alexander M. A. Manderson Ore First Church SS Scientist Philadelphia J. la Becker Council I Ke Murphy de Haven A. F.ery A. Simpson Trumbore E Ballard Reres J. Mawar Peneohy Mehrambore BE. A. Ballard J. Savidge W. Gorman E. A. Ballard Oe End Trust Co Willams Barne Commonwealth McCullough Be Ohjonwealth Kite Grimes Comserdawealth Yearsley Hamm Glass Co Scott Real Estate Trust Jopson Lukens Steel Co Commonwealth Vs Trust Go North America Beecher

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Friends Plan Outing for Philadelphia Quaker Work

First day school workers of the Philadelphia quarterly meeting organize a basket picnic at Merion meeting house next Saturday for hundreds of pupils relatives and teachers. The afternoon features papers on grading alms and purposes of First-day School work and instilling religious ideals in small children. Narberth trip will depart Broad Street Station at 10 15 A M.

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Philadelphia Quarterly Meeting of Friends Merion Meeting House Philadelphia Herbert P. Worth West Chester Joseph Walton George School Newtown Annie Hillborn Narberth Broad Street

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Archbishop Dedicates Church of the Incarnation in Olney

Archbishop Ryan dedicated the Church of the Incarnation at Fifth Street and Lindley Avenue Olney assisted by Rev P F Fogarty who led a prior mission Solemn High Mass was celebrated by Rev Lawrence W Fall rector of St Dominics Holmesburg with Deacon Rev J J Donnelly and Subdeacon Rev Francis P Fitzmaurice A sermon was preached by Rev Walter P Gough.

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Archbishop Ryan Fifth Street Lindley Avenue Olney P. F. Fogarty Lawrence W. Fall St. Dominic's Holmesburg J. J. Donnelly St. Veronica's Francis P. Fitzmaurice John J. Rooney Philip R. McDevitt

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Rev Dr D J Yerkes resigns after 39 years at Plainfield church

Special to the Philadelphia Times from Plainfield New Jersey June 16 Dev Dr David Johns Yerkes longtime pastor of the First Church Plainfield resigns today after thirty nine years serving a 1200 member congregation He was born in Philadelphia in 1825 and educated at Columbian University earning a doctor of divinity degree in 1870 from Bucknell University Previously he led the First Baptist Church in Pittsburgh and the First Baptist Church in Brooklyn New York.

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Plainfield N. J David Johns Yerkes Demeritus Philadelphia Columbian University Washington, D. C First Baptist Church Pittsburg Brooklyn N. Y Bucknell University Lewisburg

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Missing Persons Report With Several Adults and Minors

Names and ages of several missing individuals listed with addresses and dates in June. James Trainer 88 at 436 North Con estoga, missing since June 10. Woolsey Baxter 18 at 2210 Federal, since June 14. Mrs Heavig Rose 23 at 2549 North Thirtieth, since June 13. Frank Hanler 30 at 621 North Elev enth, since June 10. Charles Holbury 18 at 2503 Fast Da kota. Joseph Martin 15 at 2642 East York Ella Kenny 30 at Paletboreet with incomplete address.

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James Trainer North Conestoga Street Woolsey Baxter Federal Street Heavig Rose North Thirtieth Street Frank Hanler North Eleventh Street Charles Holbury Fast Dakota Street Joseph Martin East York Street Ella Kenny Denson

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Estates of as tee. to be cial in the cart Weday

Petition lists Straus and others as exceptions to adjudication with names such as G. B. Graham Arnold Walt Andre Hoffman and Van Horn Elwell J W Hunsteker J A Gorman Poh Kuittel Dolman Faby Sieg Beart and C Thomas among petitioners and respondents in a local probate matter.

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Straus Graham Arnold Walt Andre Hoffman van Horn Elwell J. W. Hunsteker J. A. Gorman Poh Andavewer Kuittel Dolman Faby H. J. Beart C. Thomas

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Adjudication and petition list with many names and heirs

A compiled record of petitions and answers related to adjudication proceedings listing numerous individuals such as Smith Taylor Moon Pusey and Collins, along with exceptions to adjudication. The document references auditors reports, renewals of appeals, and various participants including Gorman Myers Gou Moon Elton and Dechert, with room 4382 noted for renewals.

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Sobernheimer Ion Ieee Wa. Smith Williame Taylor Willard Sethe Gorman Myers Gou D. Kem G. Johnson Ie Naylor Ceates Moon Pusey Collins Melick Potter Dechert Elton Graham Wil “Son Morrison Kell Inings S Puiel Tiene Elwert Amerman Rommel Barlow J. W. Hunsicker Michener Read Pettit Ibbons Sanders McFarland Meader Dwee Garrett Pancoast Lukens Chase Bateman GS Graham Reeves J. G. Johnson Ralfenstern Wv. G. Robinson Dickinson Lindsay Harvey Wers Morrison Boileau Harrington White Laws Merchant Hartranft Snare Rabe McCully G. V. P. Jones Rec Graham McGrath P. Nichols Mansfield Weaver Vail Rambo Budd Johnson Sparhawk Oreers Ford Arundel Gouey Newbourg Bennett

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Orphans Court Decrees Discharges and Court Actions

Discharges issued by Orphans Court on Saturday across several estates. William Boyd and David Lee estates see admin and trustee removals. Bartholomew and Phelps estates release managers. A rule granted for James Gillespie to show cause over 158.27 debt, with insolvency option noted. Widows exemption granted in Lewis Evans estate. Guardian James Palmer discharged for Ada Bowers.

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Orphans’ Court Hanna—Ma Boyd William Boyd Charles Booth, Jr Charles Lee David Lee Edward Knapp Adam Knapp Catharine P. Knapp Ashman John J. Bartholomew Emma M. Bartholomew Edwin F. Schweley John B. T. Phelps Susie A. Jago Susanna Hattal Penrose William McMullen Ferguson Lewis B. Evans James N. Palmer Ada Bowers

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Guardians Appointed in Minors Estates in Oronana Court

Guardians were appointed Saturday in the Oronana Court to manage several minor estates. Names include John MecGlinn and Commonwealth Trust Company for Brennan minors, Trust Company for Willy Land, and more guardians for Benta, Patterson, Kilser, Roberts, Beale, Harm ee, Susanna Brose, Maggie, Forest Etter, William Thomas, Walter O Keefe, and Katie O Keefe.

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Oronana John MecGlinn Commonwealth Trust Company Brennan Eee Trust Company Willy Land Title and Trust Company Benta Continental Trust Company Patterson Germantown Trust Kilser Harry E. MacMullen Cantrell Frederick J. Ocsterle Ad Litem Roberts Sarah G. Thomas Beale William H. B. Stewart Harm Ee Trust Company Har Land Title and Trust Company Preston Brittingham Paul Brose Susanna Brose Maggie Theodore J. Etter Forest

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Orphans' Court Estates Distributed by Judges Hanna Ashman Ferguson

Balances were distributed in multiple estates adjudicated in the Orphans' Court on Saturday. Names include Asa Roar Bide Edith Taide, Ernest Dickerson, Roraeen T Malone, Louis Bergdoll, Josiah Riegel, Benjamin H Pitfield, Edward Delaney, Julian C Vallozza, John H Grove and Samuel King with various sums shown such as 0.208,000 186,525.57 and 12,042.89.

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Orphans’ Court Hanna Asa Roar Bide Edie Taide Ernest Dickerson Roraeen T. Malone Louis Bergdoll Josiah Riegel Judge Ashman Benjamin H. Pitfield Edward Delaney Julian C. Vallozza Ferguson John H. Grove Samuel King

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Register of Wills Grants Admin For Brooks Estate In Germantown

A Saturday decision in the Register of Wills case for Margaret P. Brooks grants letters of administration to Meredith Hanna. The decedent died in November at McCallum and Ellett streets Germantown leaving an estate around 6000 dollars. A petition sought a citation or heirs to show cause why a trust company should receive letters. The Register chose to disregard all applicants and appoint a personal administrator. Other probated wills include Elizabeth B. Sherman bequeathing 1100 dollars to Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church. Additional inventories list values for David R. Walker 136381.79 and others: Michael Toomey 26222.02 Benjamin W. Lowry 21750 Fannie Silberman 12600 Catherine Fox 9018.75 Isabella Allabaugh 5460.06 Eleanor M. Cauley 4071.52.

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Margaret P. Brooks Meredith Hanna McCallum and Ellett Streets Germantown Register Elizabeth B. Sherman Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church Fourth and Pine Streets Willis Anne R. Hackett Washington Oi Jacob Muller Arbor N. J Theresa Leander South Fifth Street Mary W. Bacon Spring Lake Elizabeth M. Atkinson Melon Street David R. Walker Electrical Bureau Michael Toomey Benjamin W. Lowry Fannie Silberman Catherine Fox Isabella Allabaugh Eleanor M. Cauley

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Criminal Calendar for Trial in Multiple Rooms

The calendar lists trials today in Room 653 under Judge Beitler and in Room 676 under Judge Sulzbarger. Notable cases include murder arson burglary felonious assault robbery assault and battery and various bail, narcotics and weapons offenses with parties named across defendants and witnesses.

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Judge Beitler William Massey William Tinnen Samuel Kutzebo Thomas White William Aser Hugh Quinn David Lip Echitzs Herbert Willams William Essick Sulzberger Daniel Toland Thomas Stewart Adam A. Bush James Dillon William Hess James Malloy Harry Furman Beckie Groseman Michael Kessler Mendel Scope Alfred Biddle William Pearl Josephine Jackson Tim Hackney Peter Jol George Fisher Sereene Edward Cargods Rothachila Becker George B. Is Jene A. Barnes Israel Gottlieb George Goldmeier Charles W. Gutekunet

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Knights Templar to hold grand conclave in Philadelphia

More than 10 000 Knights Templar will attend the semi centennial celebration of the Grand Conclave of the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia July 21 to 23. Philadelphia Knights prepare for what they call the largest and most important conclave in the order’s history with guests invited from New Jersey New York Maryland and Washington.

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Knights Templar Grand Commandery Pennsylvania Philadelphia New Jersey New York Maryland Washington

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Brother stabs brother in quarrel at two streets

Albert Bethell, 1014 Lemon street, was stabbed in the right side by his brother Walter Bethell during a visit at 323 George street. Albert lies in critical condition at Medico Chirurgical Hospital. Walter is under arrest awaiting bail for a further hearing on January 31 in Magistrate South.

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Albert Bethell Lemon Street Walter Bethell Medico Chirurgical Hospital George Street Walter Jane

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Tippecanoe Battlefield Memorials Honor Henry Watterson

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Man Falls to Death in Elevator Shaft at Bakery

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Trunk thief in custody after watch larceny charge

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Body of 21 year old George White recovered

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Negro Colony Planned at Whiteboro Near Burleigh

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Arrested for Girl's Murder in Scranton Feud

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Murderers Escape From Monroe County Jail

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Decomposed body found in Susquehanna River at Marieetta

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Tent Services Begins in Slums

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Court notices list multiple mortgage and assumpsit cases in several dockets

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Common Pleas Calendar Listings for Court No. 1 and 2

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Friends Plan Outing for Philadelphia Quaker Work

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Archbishop Dedicates Church of the Incarnation in Olney

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Rev Dr D J Yerkes resigns after 39 years at Plainfield church

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Missing Persons Report With Several Adults and Minors

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Estates of as tee. to be cial in the cart Weday

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Orphans Court Decrees Discharges and Court Actions

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Guardians Appointed in Minors Estates in Oronana Court

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Orphans' Court Estates Distributed by Judges Hanna Ashman Ferguson

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Register of Wills Grants Admin For Brooks Estate In Germantown

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Criminal Calendar for Trial in Multiple Rooms

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