Tragic Tower Incident Near Shamokin Involves Strangers
Lawrence Hannon and Thomas Horan were found in a deranged state at the Reading Railway Big Mountain tower near Shamokin. Two dressed strangers offered tobacco and water, one man’s watch was taken, a possible railroad wreck motive was suspected, and police pursued suspects after initial release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Shamokin
Lawrence Hannon
Thomas Horan
Reading Railway
Big Mountain
W. FE. Dalzell
Joseph Elliott
Block System
Hannon
Horan
J. H. Vastine
Robert Smith
Excelsior
Dalzell
Elliott
Toby
Coal and Iron
Williamsport
Reading
Mahanoy City
Philadelphia
Service for the Aged at Spring City Church
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Roversford June 16. Elderly residents gathered at Spring City Church for Old Folks Day, with Epworth League helpers transporting attendees by cab. Rev W S Pugh delivered the sermon on Gods Supply of Mans Needs and the choir of eighteen aged members sang Jesus Promised Me a Home. Frank Deisber gave the welcome and John Finkbiner offered a prayer. The pastor administered the Lords Supper and each guest received a bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Roversford
Spring City
Epworth League
League
W. S. Pugh
Jesus
Frank Deisber
The
John Finkbiner
Railroaders Memorial Day Observed in Lehigh Valley
Five federated railroad brotherhoods from the Lehigh Valley held a Rail roaders Memorial Day with a city parade and graveside decorations. Special services followed at local cemeteries including the Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Tamaqua
Federated Railroad Brotherhoods
Lehigh Valley
Odd Fellows
St Mark's Reformed Church Dedicates In Lebanon
St Mark's Reformed Church costing 35000 was dedicated in Lebanon today. Rev Wallace Harvey Wotring of Nazareth preached the German dedicatory sermon this morning and Dr John H Sechler of Philadelphia the English dedicatory sermon this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Lebanon
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Wallace Harvey Wotring
Nazareth
John H. Sechler
Philadelphia
Divine healer refused admission in Roversford church
William Francis Ireland the divine healer was denied entry to a church in Roversford. He then conducted services at Lathaw's Hall where nearly all locals attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Roversford
William Francis Ireland
Lathaw’'s Hall
Miners Narrow Escape From Death In Plymout Mine
Wilkes Barre June 16 three miners James Mee Geer William Woods and Simon Gowallis employed in the Jermyn mine at Plymouth had a narrow escape after a heavy rock fall cut off the air current. They reached the surface exhausted and required revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Wilkesbarre
James Mee- Geer
William Woods
Simon Gowallis
Jermyn
Plymouth
Four youths rower drowns after Schuylkill capsizing
On the Schuylkill at North Reading four young men were in a boat that capsized. Three swam to shore, but Howard D. Bech disappeared under ten feet of water and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Reading
Schuylkill
North Reading
Howard D. Bechtold
Camp Colonel Reed Opens for Sons of Veterans Encampment
In Lebanon on June 16 the Camp Colonel R. M. J. Reed was formally opened to host regiments of Sons of Veterans for the twenty first annual encampment next week under command of Colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Lebanon
R. M. J. Reed
Sons of Veterans
Freight Wreck Delays Pennsylvania Rail Traffic
Traffic on the middle division was suspended for hours after a freight wreck. An eastbound freight collided with a dog, demolishing an engine and wrecking eight cars. No casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Huntingdon
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Child Drowns in Cesspool Accident at Home
In Lancaster on June 16 Ira Weitzel two years old wandered from his mother and was missed by a playmate. A search uncovered his body in a cesspool at the family yard, the tragic incident ending in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ira Weitzel
Woodmen Hear Special Sermon in Carlisle Church
Carlisle Camp of Modern Woodmen attended a Sunday servicen-day at the First Brangeneel Church where the star sermon was delivered by Rev. A Benfer to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
A. Benfer
Girl's Assailant Gets Long Sentence
Benjamin Watter alias Felty was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for an assault on 4 year old Sullivan. He had previously faced a near-lynching at McKeesport two weeks earlier in this Pittsburgh report dated June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia Times
Pittsburg
Benjamin Watter
Felty
McKeesport
T Penitentiary
Ary Sullivan
Player Struck by Baseball in Pittston
Special to the Philadelphia Timms reports Alexander Alderic, a baseball player in Pittston, was struck in the head by a pitched ball. He remained conscious but faces serious injury with reports he may die within ten hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Timms
Pittston
Alexander Alderic
Rift in Harmony Clouds Pittsburg Politicking
June 16 report from Pittsburg shows Allegheny county rift as Governor Stone backs D. M. Miller for county committee chair replacing long-time chairman Andy C. Robertson. Robertson expected to be re elected. Stone's bid may trigger a contested fight over delegates and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Becamte
Stone
D. M. Miller
Andy C. Robertson
Robertson
Miller
Reading Iron Company Strikers Camp Receives Flag Honor
A Reading June 16 report says the Women's Auxiliary of the Federated Trades Council visited Fritz's Island camp and presented Camp Flynn members with an American flag. Flynn reports daily cash contributions from labor unions nationwide as a second strikers camp by Tulpehocken Creek, five miles north of Reading, grows. The strike, now ongoing, keeps 3,000 Reading Iron Company employees idle likely for a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Reading
Women’s Auxiliary
Federated Trades Council
Reading Iron Company
Fritz's Island
Flynn
Tulpehocken Creek
Freed family dominates Montgomery county politics in June
Norristown June 16 Republican interests center on the Freed family. H B Freed of Souderton runs for County Treasurer while William H Freed seeks the Shrievalty. I R Haldeman targets State Representative. Rhine Russell Freed, county chairman and Register of Wills, plans re nomination in two years. The office current value cited at ten thousand dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Montgomery County
Freed
H. B. Freed
Souderton
William H. Freed
I. R. Haldeman
Harleysville
Rhine Russell Freed
Register of Wills
Carpenter Koopman Dies in Carbolic Acid Act
John Koopman a 22 year old carpenter committed suicide in Bradley Beach this morning. While his bread-delivery brother stopped, Koopman bought a two ounce bottle of carbolic acid in a drug store and consumed it. No reason is given. He was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Bradley Beach
John Koopman
Koopman
Forgaye Sweetheart’s Papa Morton Case Ends in Forgiveness
William Lownes who shot Percy Lave when he found him with his daughter will face no aggravated assault charge. Lare forgave him and, with written consent from Delaware County District Attorney Smith, asked Justice Cox to withdraw the suit. After argument the withdrawal was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Morton
William Lownes
Percy Lave
Lare
Smith
Delaware County
Cox
Rutledge
Police Chief John Hassell Shot During Burglary in Mahanoy City
Chief of Police John Hassell, shot while stopping burglars at the Swift and Co. office, remains in precarious condition. Report says three Kline gang members are under arrest at Shenandoah on suspicion of involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
John Hassell
Swift & Co
Kline
Shenandoah
Leaky Gas Pipe Causes Church Explosion in Cumberland
In Cumberland Maryland the rector lit a match to locate a leaking gas pipe and an explosion wrecked the Episcopal Church. An adjoining house was demolished and a man in a second floor bed woke to the collapse in the cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Episcopal Church
Chinese Driving Out Mexican Labor in Western Mexico
A Hermosillo dispatch reports Chinese labor rapidly drives out native workers in mines and other industries across Western Mexico, stirring intensely bitter sentiment toward Chinese among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Austin
Texas
Hermosillo
Mexico
Chapmans Wife Stands By Him Amid Brandywine Park Shooting
In Wilmington on June 16 Frank A Chapman, who tried to shoot Bessie Fernandez at Brandywine Springs Park last night, remains jailed. His wife visited him and reiterated her belief in his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Wilmington
Frank A. Chapman
Bessie Fernandez
Brandywine Springs Park
Man Who Shot at Car Captured
Jerry Cornish, a Black man, fired five shots at a Castle trolley car and was taken into custody in Wilmington on June 16 after being put off the car. He admitted the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Jerry Cornish
Castle
Delaware Notes Show Mixed Local Developments in Agriculture and Industry
Fair prospects for a profitable peach crop are reported in Delaware. Bishop Leighton Coleman hosted a ceremony at St. Ann's Church in Middletown. A. B. Webster plans retirement from teaching dancing. Andrew Jackson jailed on chicken theft charges. Alfred DuPont marches, leading an orchestra at Breck's Lane. An early auto line may connect Lewes to Cage with passenger service. Levy Court members failed to turn over investment tax funds. Mandamus case challenges state detective abolition law. Delaware College commencement week began with sermons and oratory by Rev. Francis B Short and Hubert Wells Bullocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmingon
Henry Clay
Leighton Coleman
Old St. Ann's Protestant Episcopal Church
Middletown
Webster
Wilmington Street and Sewer Department
Andrew Jackson
Wilmington
Alfred I. DuPont
Breck’s Lane
Brandywine
Lewes
Cage
New Castle County
Kane
Bernard J. McVey
Tate
Walter J. Witsil
Delaware College
Presbyterian Church
Eee
Hubert W. Wells Paling
Wean
Norristown residents challenge Carnegie gift for free library
Citizens in Norristown sue to block accepting Andrew Carnegie 50 000 for a free library on condition of 5 000 yearly maintenance. The Philadelphia Times inquired in smaller cities about how they'd handle similar offers. Responses follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Andrew Carnegie
Philadelphia Times
Lancaster Rejects Carnegie Gift for Conditional Library
Lancaster officials and prominent citizens reject a $50,000 Carnegie library gift that required the town to raise $5,000 annually. W A Hensel notes libraries already exist and doubts municipal funding should back a new institution. James Shand and Dr Henry Muhlenberg echo caution, urging support for existing libraries instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Lancaster
W. A. Hensel
Franklin and Marshall College
Carnegie
Young Men's Christian Association
College Library
The
Theological Seminary
James Shand
Henry E. Muhlenberg
Muhlenberg College appeal to Carnegie for funds
Mayor James L. Scheadth of Allentown comments on a potential $50,000 Carnegie gift for a free library, noting no decision yet. He notes Muhlenberg College needs funding and plans to ask Carnegie for $100,000, with locals raising another $100,000 for new grounds and modern buildings near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Allentown
James L. Scheadth
Andrew Carnegie
Norristown
Muhlenberg College
Carnegie
Wilkesbarre spurns free Carnegie library gift
Wilkesbarre would not accept a free Carnegie style public library as the city already has a first class free library. A donation from Mr Carnegie or another wealthy benefactor to the Boys Industrial Association would be welcomed. City Solicitor McHugh urged such a gift noting its value for education and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Wilkesbarre
H. W. Palmer
McHugh
Carnegie
West Chester Rejects Carnegie Library Offer
John Thorp West Chester chief burgess and former Corneil president says the Carnegie library gift cannot be accepted. He cites tax burdens outweighing benefits and notes the borough cannot sustain library costs despite its wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
West Chester
John Thorp
Corneil
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Reading Officials Favor Carnegie Gift for Library
Reading officials on June 16 discuss the possibility of accepting a Carnegie gift for a library and voting ample funds for its maintenance. Mayor Adam H. Leader says residents would welcome a well equipped library, despite the city already having a recently donated Reading Library Association facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIA Times
Reading
Andrew Carnegie
Norristown
Reading Library Association
Adam H. Leader
Ens
Reading Eyes Carnegie Library Offer for City Park Site
Clerk John T. Thamm urges Carnegie to build a Reading library, asserting it would be better maintained, cheaper for the city, and likely approved by Select Council. He notes current spending exceeds Carnegie’s requested city guarantee and expects favorable council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Thamm
Select Council
Carnegie
Reading
Ogy
Norristown Faces Carnegie Gift Question
In Williamsport on June 16 the Norristown case draws attention as Philadelphia Times quotes ex mayors and educators. They discuss Carnegie’s $50,000 library gift and note conditions may require a local endowment of $5,000 yearly to sustain a Norristown library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Williamsport
Norristown
Carnegie
James Mansel
Charles J. Huston
Andrew Carnegie
England
Chambersburg
W. H. Ludwig
Chester Fears Carnegie Gift For Library Funding
Mayor Jefferis opposes Chester accepting a Carnegie gift similar to Norristown. He says annual tax funds should support other improvements. Samuel Greenwood calls it magnanimous but warns a $5,000 yearly library burden on taxpayers. Senator Sproul doubts Chester would gain by such a funded library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Chester
D. W. Jefferis
Carnegie
Norrstown
Samuel Greenwood
William C. Sproul
Norristown
Chambersburg Fears Carnegie Library Funding Plan
Chambersburg leaders debate a Carnegie library plan with W H Ludwig D L Grove and James A Hamilton weighing feasibility. Citizens doubt ability to raise 5000 annual income for library upkeep and oppose mill-rate tax hike for ongoing funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Grove
The
Trust Company
Ludwig
James A. Hamilton
Altoona Rejects Carnegie Library Proposal
Altoona notes its free Pennsylvania Railroad library already exceeds a Carnegie offer by value. Mayor Giles doubts the $5,000 annual guarantee is warranted and councils likely will not support maintaining a Carnegie library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie
Norristown
E. F. Giles
Rector Publishes Easter Benefactors List at St Marys
In Gloucester City on June 16 Rev. P. L. Connolley of St. Marys Roman Catholic Church distributed a pamphlet listing parishioners who contributed and those who did not to the Easter collection of $621.52. Rev. W. J. Tighe, newly appointed assistant rector, celebrated Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Gloucester City
P. L. Connolley
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
W. J. Tighe
Vaccinated Mill Workers Short-Handed in Gibbsown Area
In Gibbs town June 16 the powder mill operates with reduced staff as many workers are out sick with sore arms from recent vaccinations. A General vaccination mandate was deemed necessary to curb the local smallpox outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Gibbstown
Trains Collision In Millville Derails Maurice River Car
Two rotor cars attached to the Maurice River accommodation left the train near Millville New Jersey last night. The cars derailed after crashing into the rear of the accommodation, throwing passengers from their seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Trumps
Millville
N.J
Maurice River
Telephone Franchise Granted in Pennsauken Vote
Pennsauken township committee approved ordinances granting franchises to the Eastern Telephone and South Jersey Gas Electric and Traction companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsauken Township Committee
Eastern Telephone and
South Jersey Gas, Electric and Traction Companies
Jersey Jottings and Junket Notes from Gloucester
Gloucester City fishermen end the season as schools reopen and nets come ashore. An Iowa reader, Mr Frank Meher of Bremen Indiana, praises Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge as an unfailing worm remedy and aid for stomach troubles in his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester City
Ware Bay
Frank Meher
Bremen
Ind
Jayne
Busy Week for Legislators in Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 16 The legislature plans rapid transit and congressional apportionment bills plus a Fox Capitol measure and Shutt constitutional convention proposal. Most other laws will be dropped to finish by June 27. Conference committees will adjust differences on apportionment and Fox bills. The House seeks to pass Fecht and Scott measures with governor action expected by Wednesday. The United Mine Workers supports a labor rights bill favored by Hazleton convention. The general appropriation bills near completion with calendars being cleared in the current week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Focht
Scott
Fecht
Stone
House
Senate
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
Senate Mines and Mining Committee
Stone Will Test Senate with Interim Cabinet Nominees
Harrisburg report says Governor Stone will send to the Senate for confirmation the interim cabinet picks Israel W. Durham as Insurance Commissioner Charles Miller as National Guard commander T Larry Eyre for public buildings and grounds John Hamilton as Agriculture Secretary Jesse K. Cope Dairy and Food Commissioner James Campbell Factory Inspector and Thomas G. Sample Public Printing chief Some friends expect no material objection while a rumor suggests referral to a committee until session end The governor declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg
Stone
Senate
Israel W. Durham
Charles Miller
The
National Guards
T. Larry Eyre
John Hamilton
Jesse K. Cope
James Campbell
Thomas G. Sample
Administration
Parvadelphia Times
Real Estate Weekly Sales Reported by Local Brokers
Charlies L Brown & Co lists properties sold for Gaskill estate Park avenue Granger ground and Philadelphia Saving Fund totaling 250, with prices from 3 250 to 14 000 alongside other brokered deals by George L Parker Wynne Prince & Co and L Rhoads including multiple brick dwellings and mixed parcels in North Philadelphia totaling 16 500 in sales and noting a nominal deed transaction on Paxson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies L. Brown & Co
Chestnut Street
Allegheny Avenue
Gaskill Estate
Irteenth
Park Avenue
John W. Granger
Fifty-fourth
Race Streets
Race Street
Commonwealth Title Company
Northird Street
Philadelphia Saving Fund
George L. Parker
Fairmount Avenue
South Broad Street
Sixteenth Street
Thompson Street
Cabot Street
North Twenty-fourth Street
Fontain Street
Wynne
Thomas P. Twibill
Wiarts
Permits Granted on Columbia and Surrounding Streets
City building authorities issued multiple permits Saturday. Alterations at 2317 Columbia Avenue by York and Tabor roads with new walls. Addition at 2082 Pe Street by Dr Tenhouse and Bayton Avenues. Southeast improvements at 3516 East with extension 1541-48 by Charles We.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of
Local Street Additions and Builders Noted in Ledger
Girard Evers No 6110 frames structure with Brod Ris and McCloskey. Tad 1812 Routh adds by E Geiser fourth and Locust streets. Additions by S E Moore noted in the ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard Evers
Brod Ris & McCloskey
E Geiser
Rourth
S. E. Moore
Real estate transfers listed with numerous property deeds
A crowded ledger of property transactions shows transfers on numerous streets including Taylor Street, Germantown Avenue, Broad Street, and Kensington Avenue. Names such as Girard Trust, Charles Millett, and Henry Co appear with dates in 1901 and mortgage figures alongside lot sizes and street corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Willem Brady
Charles R. Dundore
Girard Trust
Taylor ST
Ee Ge
van Pelt
N, Jr
M. McCoy
Inman
L. Dailam
George H
Albert B. Mullett
Fairmount Ave
Broad ST
Harry Beltz
Frank
Nolan
Jane
Man
Hattie 'E
Sarah Germantown Ave
Warnock ST
Cor
Walter
Mottet
Jobo
Oods
Gloft
John L. Dallam
Kensington Ave
Francis E. Nugent
Robert E. Cronmuller
George H. Ceepeneeet
Regula Aa Iin
Honise Sommer
Andrew Kaye
Samuel Eee
Pacific
Albert B. Millett
Henry Co
19Th St
STE -Buoo Ss
Ks Pout
Ios
Ace Syffettzen
St. Chas
F. Millett
Wil BR
Henry J. Off
Henry F. Gildemeyer
M. Wagner
Patrick Tigen
Rosewood
John Devlin
Mary J. Mack
William Roesch
Mary S. Kohler
Spring Garden’ ST
William
Emma E. D. Euler
Stiles ST. N S
54Th St
Union
Mtges
Summer ST
Mtges Ee Nom
Gatlategeer
Ct Snelling
T. Ge
van Pelt ST
William Head
Willard Ave
Willow ST
Pleasanton Laws
H. Hance
Erle Ave
Sydenham St
Commonwealth Title, Insurance
Fillmore ST
Harson
Sarah J. Wynkoop
Harte
Mil
J. Wyn
Charles F.ee
Orleans ‘St
Robert Wilson
George H Ff. Precas
Tee Percy
Thomas R. Cleary
Russell ST
Oss Espeedoes
Charles Fishman
Trust Company
Harry Leithgow
Denorest and Hartwell
Willand H. Masson Hansell
Jacob Knoedel
John M. Kennedy
Mortgage transfers flood in from Philadelphia and Camden
The record lists numerous mortgage transfers across Philadelphia and neighboring townships. Notable entries include Cordelia J. Brown to College Cot ton, Edward B. Clark to City of Penn F. L. A. Association, and George A. Edel to Fredericka Vetter, with various properties on Ontario, Spring Garden, Sixth, and Ninth streets among others. Camden County transfers feature Edward A. Merrick to Alice E. geste and other property moves in Gloucester Township and Waterford Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankford
EEBEL
Cs N
van Seika'e
Pele Saya Edel
George A
Fredericka Vetter
Ontario Street
Ee Cerro E Soos
Css Csbesvc Aes Os
Fishman
Charles
Edward Shippen
Sixth Street
Brown Street
Griesing
Goethe B. A
Mercy Street
Arr Rereana
Ludwig
Germantown B. A
Pulaski Avenue
Queen Street
Halligan
Patrick
J. Lewis Brennan
Redner Street
Hance
Edward H
William H. Staake
Willow Street
Hoffman
Anthony M
Margaret A. Hoffman
Eighth Street
Jefferson Street
Koehler
Christiana L
Louisa C. Koehler
Franklin B
L. Arapelation
Mutter Street
York Street
Katheder
Gabriel
Hancock B. A
Stiles Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Leidy, Ward
William H. Kennedy
Cuthi
Fifteenth Street
Susquehappa Avenue
Leone, Gaetano
Columbia Avenue
B. A
Ellsworth Street
Seventh Street
Magee, Morton
Equitable Trust Company
Low Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Mollenkof, George
George H. Arwiler
Morris Street
Winona Avenue
Albert B
Fern Co Ees
Erie Avenue
Nirdlinger
Samuel F
Fidelity
Company
Fairmount Avenue
Brow Street
Olive Street
Rebecca J
Emma T. Smith
REPRO
Rigkert
Lafayett
Stella Street
Germantown
Cadanutas Pietst
Felemowes Art
Grewee
Rit Snelling
Louis C
Wayne B
Camden
York St
Edward A. Merrick
Alice E. Geste
Pearl
John W. Sell
Canpek Pene &. Pean
Ron
Jevieteen
Echavic
Baranski
Adam Tidman
Gloucester
Laurel Springs Land Company
Building activity climbs in May across major cities
May permits for 21 cities totaled 8 001 building projects valued at 27 716 687 dollars, up from 17 524 039 dollars and 5 488 projects a year earlier. Pittsburgh and Chicago lead gains with substantial increases, while Buffalo New York Atlanta and Brooklyn show declines. Philadelphia reports 1 672 units costing 3 877 325 dollars, up 64 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cleveland
St Louis
Durin
Buffalo
New York
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cope & Stewardson
Elihu C. Trvin
Philadelphia Fire Association
Irvin
Walnut Street
The
Fire Association
South Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Company For Insurance
Kendrick & Co
Manayonk National Bank
Paul A
Seymour Davis
Navy Yard
League Island
Mordecai T. Endiecott
Bureau
Doyle & Doak
Green Street
A. F. Barmester
Property Transfers From West Side and Nearby Streets
A series of property transfers are listed including associations on the west side of Thirty-second Street and Susquehanna to Mathias Seddinger on Marlborough and Thompson. parcels on Orleans Street near Emerald Street to Frank M. Bar sett. Horace G. Inder to Industrial T. T. and 8. Company on A Street. Wynkoop to Ann Caress on Franklin Street near Harrison. Mary Yeaton to Wallace Ahoads on Swanson Street. Rebecca Young to Pennsylvania B and L Association on Meg Street near Green ph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah. J
Ann Caress
Franklin
Harrison Street
Yeaton
Mary
Wallace
Swanson Street
Young, Rebecca
Pennsylvania B. and
L. Association
Meg Street
Green
Contractor Bachman Gets Permit for Four Story Brick Building
George Bachman secured a permit at Camden City Clerk's office on Saturday to erect a four story brick building 42 by 170 feet at Nos. 35 and 37 North Second Street. The structure will be an addition to the Campbell Preserving Company plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bachman
Camden
North Second Street
Campbell Preserving Company
Building notes list multiple Hobart and city construction plans
Plans Escapisted for ten modernity improved houses on Hobart west side north of Ibert street for Mathias Kerstulga costing about 15000. Nine houses planned on Cornwall street north side for George D Mills. M P Murphy seeks 10000 church permit at Carpenter and Lincoln Germantown for Epiphany church with Boides as designer. J A Carrender to build twelve elaborate brick and stone houses on South Fifty Eighth street 1406 to 1436 in three story mansard pairs. F P Dilton & Brother contracted. H Zimmerman designer for a handsome double house on Third street north Olney for S Walter Cook. John N Gill builds large three story dwelling for Louis Dommer at Marlborough and Thea son streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Ibert Street
Mathias Kerstulga
Cornwall Street
Rover
George D. Mills
M. P. Murphy
Carpenter Street
Lincoln Avenue
Germantown
Boides
Harrison
J. B. Hudson
J. A. Carrender
South
Fifty-eighth Street
F. P. Dilton & Brother
H. Zimmerman
Third Street
Olney Street
Walter Cook
John N. Gill
Heed
Louis Dommer
Marlborough
Thea Son Streets
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Lonely Tower
Service For the Aged
St. Mark’s Church
Sons of Veterans’ Camp
Rift IN Harmony
Carpenter
Brother
Forgaye
Lover
Parent
Hassel
Delaware News Notes
Jersey
Real Estate News
Camden County
Hotel
Columbia
Seneca Street
Union Depot
Belt Line
Hotel Columbia
Buffalo, N. Y. E
Clark King
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