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Philadelphia Times

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1902

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12

Court of Pleas Dockets Report of Multiple Bankruptcies

Court records list cases across five dockets with numerous trespass, mortgage and assumpsit suits. Notable actions include Elizabeth Crombie assignee versus William Crombie and the Good Will Building and Loan Association versus Antoni Janiszewsky and William S Ware. Decisions include alimony and counsel fees orders and petitions granted or dismissed.

German Lehigh Building Association William Fear J. F. Linde David Feinblatt Clara Feinblatt The Union Traction Company Englander Lillian Taylor Patricius McManus C. W. Edmunds Ie Menage Elizabeth R. Richardson George J. Richardson Assumpsit J. Sparhawk William Loeb William Loeb & Co Nellie B. Baylinson J. Sparhawk, Jr. McCarthy Sheehy & Kendrick Co W. R. &. Flock Flock Shoe Company J. J. Williams Lydia O'Toole City of Philadelphia E. Raymond Anna B. Corr Jones Bernard Carr Martin Brennen George W. Lynch, Jr Culbert and Smith Good Will Building and Loan Association Antoni Janiszewsky William 8. Ware Recorder of Deeds County of Philadelphia Equity

Naturalization Approvals and Desertion Hearings in Room 458

86 men naturalized before Judge McPherson in the United District Court, with 21 refusals. Desertion and non-support cases heard by Judge Davis include Frederick Paenke and others, names listed, in a session of the court.

McPherson United District Court

Local Man James Pierpoint Declared Voluntary Bankrupt

James Pierpoint of this city was adjudged a voluntary bankrupt in the United States District Court. Liabilities amount to 25711.14 with assets of 85. Referee Alfred Driver. Charles Weber of this city was discharged as a voluntary bankrupt.

James Pierpoint United States District Court Alfred Driver Charles Weber

Assignment notices for creditors by Frank P. Krewson and William B. Collins

Frank P. Krewson executes an assignment for the benefit of creditors to William M. Treth dated June 16, conveying no real estate. William B. Collins also executes an assignment for the benefit of creditors dated unknown, with no real estate conveyed.

Frank P. Krewson William M. Treth William B. Collins Ae Om

Judgments Entered Against Multiple Plaintiffs in Common Pleas Court

Judgments were entered yesterday in the Common Pleas Courts naming various plaintiffs and amounts. Names include Margaretta Cook $176 John P Croasdale on note William Henry Hirsch and Ann Hirsch $500 Elizabeth B Grim trading as Philadelphia Construction Co $91.12 and others listed with respective defendants and notes or leases.

Common Pleas Margaretta Cook John P. Croasdale William Henry Hirsch Ann Hirsch James F. Ball B. Morris John McGrath Elizabeth B. Grim Philadelphia Construction Co N. M. Halden & Brother Hart Mary H. Noble Mary H. Gehrett Michael Melloy William T. Aldrich Mary Drain Mary Kate Agnes Drain Emma L. Keebler Alfred J. Wilkinson Joseph Kenny Liz Brothers O’brien Patrick Kerns Benjamin F. Teller & Bro Charles Been David Been Joseph O. W. Been Devlin Herman Feinberg William Sullivan & Co Lindley Rutter Ma L. Harvey Josie B. Harvey Emma G. Harvey George C. Allen

Court current motion lists and misc divorce cases heard

Judges Biddle Bregg Pennypacker Wiltbank and others hear current motion lists and divorce arguments in three courts. Many Rule absolute discharged or for want of prosecution with several cases continued or left over from prior lists. Decisive entries include Rule absolute in multiple cases and continued hearings for various parties.

Biddle Bregg Board of Mercantile Appraisers Cooperage Company Scoop Company Fischer & Hunsicker Marano Carbone Walton Mamarello Guenther Becker Giecberget Boody & Wheeler Kells Robbins & Beele Et al Berk Tanshito Ve Schreiber Ivy F. MacNair Berry Wilkinson Raleigh Rafferty Nichterlein Painter Sattler Aspen Wemserman Bull Pennypacker Wiltbank Wine Iinong i So Pu Sasehe Seeennan Acti Ic Riedberger Sinvet Bedford Tabor Atreet Pistiner Can Co

Divorces Granted by Common Pleas Courts

Yesterday the Common Pleas Courts granted multiple divorces across Court Nos. 1 3 and Edward Cramer court. Named parties include George Britner and Mary Britner Abraham Lincoln Burke and Thomas T Hogan and Clara Hogan Eliza Daniels Bewley and Nathan B Bewley Jan Koert and Selma Koert Louisa Weigel and John Weigel Frances Murray and Lang Murray Katie Bloomberg and Joseph Bloomberg Ida May Brooks and William Joseph Brooks Tona Delaware Tracy and Hugh Tracy Rebecca Farrar and John Farrar Constantine Haas and Minnie Haas Elizabeth Adams and William Adams Thomas H Moore M D and Emilie J Moore Catharine Peters and Harrison W Peters William Settle and Kate Settle Elizabeth Lang and Karl Lang Jennie Wagel and Frederick E Wagel Emma Slater and Samuel H Slater Edward Cramer and Mary Cramer Henrietta Coates and Albert Coates Artie Miller and William K Miller Jennie Hornberger and William A Hornberger Beckie Bunison and Herman Bunison William E Fisher and Mary J Fisher Catharine Hornberger and Walter Hamiger Nellie Sahatore and Philip Sahatore Emma Jones and Thomas Ellsworth Jones William T McDowell and Clara McDowell Rebecca P Cooper and Samuel D Cooper John Maurer and Mary Maurer.

Eliza _Daniels Bewley Nathan B. Bewley Jan Koert Selma Koert Louisa Weigel John Weigel Frances W. Murray Lang Murray Katie Bloomberg Joseph Bloomberg Sarah Elizabeth Atkinson Joseph Atkinson Ida May Brooks William Joseph Brooks Tona Delaware Tracy Hugh Tracy Rebecca A. Farrar John 8. Farrar Constantine Haas Minnie Haas Elizabeth Adams William H. Adams Thomas H. Moore, M. D Emilie J. Moore Catharine S. Peters Harrison W. Peters William Settle Kate Settle Elizabeth Lang Karl Lang Jennie Wagel Frederick E. Wagel Emma Slater Samuel H. Slater Edward Cramer Mary E. Cramer Henrietta Coates Albert Coates Artie Miller William K. Miller Jennie Hornberger William A. Hornberger Beckie Bunison Herman Bunison William E. Fisher Mary J. Fisher Catharine B. Hornberger Walter J. Hamiger Nellie B. Sahatore Philip Sahatore Emma J. Jones Thomas Ellsworth Jones William T. McDowell Clara M. W. McDowell Rebecca P. Cooper Samuel D. Cooper John Maurer Mary Maurer

Estates Adjudicated in Orphans Court By Judge Ashman

Balances from estates adjudicated yesterday were distributed in the Orphans Court. Names include Wena Ts, Julian C, MEWAEG, TOGO, Benjamin H, Samuel R. Brick with distributions totaling the listed sums. Court noted specific allocations for each estate in the session.

Wena Ts Womadas

Estate of Samuel Nell Probate Dispute Over Letters

Proceedings to revoke letters of administration granted to Elizabeth Tillman on grounds she is not a sister of Samuel Nell and that a will found six years ago leaves about $4500 to wife Harriet Nell. The decedent died May 5 aboard a vessel on the Delaware river returning from the South. Jane Blossom, a niece, filed to cite, asserting Tillman not related and will should be admitted to probate.

Samuel Neil Elizabeth Tillman Lombard Street Delaware River Register Mr. Nell Harriet D. Nell Jane Blossom

Guardian Named for Nathanie John’s Estate

Morris Johnson was appointed by J. Ashman guardian of the estate of Nathanie Johnson, a four year old minor, as reported in the local notice of guardianship proceedings. The first notice appeared yesterday and the third call is set for today.

Morris Johnson J. Ashman Nathanie Johnson

Quarter Sessions Court Convictions and Sentences

Florence Adams was sentenced to four months for larceny of wearing apparel belonging to Nellie Wilson, with sentence suspended for Milton M. Tueter who pleaded guilty to larceny of two gramophones and thirty records from Frank C. Weygandt. Acquittals were returned for Herbert Williams and Kate Williams on liquor and disorderly house charges. Convictions for Tim Hackney and John Connell for larceny of sixteen pigeons of Jose Kinney, with mercy recommendation and deferred sentence. Other cases reflected various thefts and assaults with mixed outcomes.

Beitler Florence Adams Nellie Wilson Milton M. Tueter Frank C. Weygandt Herbert Williams Kate Williams Wm. Essick Jacob Cohen Sando Kutzcho Davis Laitz Bessie Lipschitz Agha Sulzberger Tim Hackney John Connell Jose Kinney Aan

Trial list for today in Rooms 653 and 676

Prison cases under Judge Beitler include John Hughes felonious assault and multiple co defendants such as John Greer Leon Sausman Walter Ellis Annie Howard John Gallagher and William Slade end with assault and battery and cruelty to animals. Ball cases under Judge Sulzberger list Jobo Galbeber Hattie Harman ward Petzold Robert P Robert 8 man Samuel Silas Philip Clesmo George Al weet Andrew Rozovuski assault and battery and infidelity with several others.

John Hughes John Greer Leon Sausman Walter Ellis Annie Howard John Gallagher William Slade Dssault James Valentine Sulzberger Jobo Galbeber Hattie Harman Ward Petzold Robert P Robert 8Man Samuel Silas Philip Clesmo George W. Alweet Andrew Rozovuski May ‘Orvatwitch Herbert Badul Charlies Lats Robert Reedy Charlies Wilson James Corley Jacob Lats Michael Langwiller Jer Charles Gordon James F. Managh

Largest of Tops Promised for St Louis Exposition

A proposed 400 foot steel peg top for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition would rise on a cantilever axis with twelve elevators, revolving floors, and an open observatory. Each floor would house concessions and a major theater, while sides would glow with colored lights to rival Chicago's Ferris wheel.

Chicago American Society of Engineers Fair Grounds St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Man Escaped Prison Using Keys Made From Wire

Render an escapee from the City Prison for a year nearly escaped again on Wednesday morning. He fashioned skeleton keys from bent water-bucket wire with his teeth, hidden on his person. A fellow inmate tipped off the turnkey, and the keys failed to open cell bolts. Render previously aided by another prisoner in a mysterious past escape. He is to be closely guarded.

Will Render Render Citys Bender Atlanta

Corinthianism in Paris aims to banish domestic servants

Paris explores a new social phase called Corinthianism where self help replaces servants. A Paris dinner shows cooks serving and guests acting as waiters as the movement promotes equality and seeks to solve the servant question.

Paris New York Sun

Steam Engine and Sense Prayer

An Olathe Kansas family grows devout and prays at home when rain keeps them from church. The first girl prays for John to be kind to them. John, age four, asks God to make their sense and steam machine work, in a quirky local note from the Kansas City Star.

John von Sey Ber Kaneas

Shipping News and Port Activity at Philadelphia and Overseas

Shipping data from Philadelphia ports on June 17 shows high and low water times, storm warnings from the Hydrographic Office, and lists of arriving, sailing, and passed ships including Rhynland Armenia Montauk Point Songa Lumen and others. Reports from Breakwater Reedy Island Marcus Hook and Delaware Bay detail arrivals, sailings, and cargoes with multiple steamers schooners and barges listed.

Hydrographic Office Washington Baltimore Delaware Reedy Island Port Norris Atlantic City Philadelphia Sandy Hook New York North Carolina Middle Atlantic Delaware Bay and River News Delaware Breakwater America Port Antonio Quevilly Rouen Sommers N. Smith Governor Yeddo East London Spartan Bethayres Thomaston Elmwood Boston Charles H. Klinck Saco

Stocky real estate activity fills Norristown market notes

Architect C. E. Schermerhorn invites bids from multiple firms for a large five story factory addition at McMichael & Waldman, Norristown, with bids due June 25. Other plans include a two story stable at Bala, several residences and factory add ons, and public school and station work with bids due June 18 to 24.

C. E. Schermerhorn William R. Dougherty Burd P. Evans Schaffner & Kerns Norristown William Miller & Sons Pittsburg Thompson Starrett Company McMichael & Waldman Manufacturing Company Astor and Elm Streets John A. Dolan Bala D A. Fretz Cynwyd R. Monroe Stout Jane D. Reichner Schermerhborn Tenth Street Tabor Road J. E. Fassant A. Raymond Raff Philadelphia Lawn Mower Machine Company Twenty-third Turner Streets William H. Hunter Philadelphia and Reading Railway Atlantic City Oaklyn Horace Trumbauer F. L Albert Beck P. A. BR. Widener County Line Washington Lane Ogontz W. H. Neal Swarthmore College Tract Residence Company Alfred C. Cass J. ©. M. Shirk Ambler J. E. & A. L. Pennock Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company Clifton Forge F. E. Wallace Clara H. Bauman Pulaski Avenue Manheim Street Adin B. Lacey Frank R. Watson C. West Thomas Davies & Sons Thomas McVaugh George Gray Charles Randall Frankford Armstrong & Printzerhoff Main and Price Streets Germantown Fourth Presbyterian Church Forty-seventh Street Kingsessing Avenue Edward Hazlehurst Wiliam Steele & Sons A. H. Willams’ Sons George F. Payne & Co Frank Johnson John R. Wiggins & Co Angus S. Wade Company Thirty-sixth Sansom Streets Baker & Dallett Gustavus Remak, Jr Chestnut Hill John Parkinson Samuel Walton Cedar Street Clearfield John James Gordon Peter Loughran East Cumberland Street Henry A. Hitner Aramingo Avenue Huntingdon and Commerce Streets Heacock & Hokanson

Arrived and Cleared Steamers and Tugs in Baltimore Port

Shipping notices list arriving steamers from British and Dutch ports along with American vessels in Baltimore on June 16. Names include Brookline British Francis Port Antonio Port Maria and more, with schooners Lacy E Friend Thomas New News Daylight Nickerson and others, plus tugs Tormentor and barges Oracle Pactolus.

Baltimore Steawers Brookline Francis Port Antonio Port Maria St. Anns Bay Montego Bay la Flandre Segebarth Ghent Callisto Dutch Wiebes Daiquiri Bado Johannessen Nantucket March Boston Chesapeake Delano New York Lacy E. Friend Thomas New News Daylight Nickerson Hillsboro Maggie A. Phillips Jones Gregorytown Greeley Tullock Norfolk Tormentor Providence Oracle Pactolus Bodo Alabama Gwatkins Mokta Kirton Montreal Bluefelds Hastings New Orleans Kirwan Savannah Ericsson Grace Philadelphia Richard Will McLaughlin Katherine D Pe . Garfield Rebecca Palmer Smith Portland New Yok Kershaw Howes Phililadelphia NEWS Gene Egversia Santanderino Oh Gresik Laverpoo Laverpoo!; ‘Echouver Bary Sna Dateh Metz Rotte W. B. Pul Mobile Hibien PS Gy BF Weaver Dag Atom Siete Sacer Ross, Bel

Vessels Wrecks and Salvage Across Atlantic and Near Cape Town

The steamer Hero loaded with nitrate ran ashore at Punta Medanos and reached Montevideo after extensive damage. The sloop Henry & Robbins, sunk at Chester, has been righted and towed to Iron Ore Wharf. no injuries apparent. The British steamer Goodwin afloat from Calcutta to Baltimore and New York, grounded near Roads, floated off undamaged. Clan McGregor remains ashore near Cape Town with wrecking attempts failing. Falcon, from Mobile to Belfast, floated after grounding at False Cape and towed by Rescue after jettisoning cargo. Austrian steamer with lemons stranded at Block Island, floated and steered toward New York. New Trammoth tank steamer Pure Oil described but garbled.

Hero Punta Medanos Montevideo Henry &. Robbins Chester Suez Goodwin Calcutta Vizagapatam Baltimore New York Clan McGregor Martha's Point Cape Town Falcon Mobile Belfast Norfolk False Cape Thomas Wayman Block Island Palermo Trieste Philadelphia St. Michaels Ihiladelphia

Washington Letter Cited In Debate Over Religion In Government

The piece recalls Washington’s 1790 letter to the Turkish ambassador defending religious liberty. It notes the controversy sparked by Islam prayer practices in Philadelphia and cites Washington’s claim the United States government is not founded on any single religion.

Washington United States

Construction listings and property transfers across multiple Philadelphia streets

A dense ledger of building projects and alterations along Clinton Street to Hunting Park, noting shelters, brick additions, interior changes, and girder replacements. It also records numerous property transfers and stakes, including loans and sales with dates in 1902.

Clinton Street Newtown Er Hi. Bickley Forty-ninth Street Wyalusing Avenue John McShain Second Christian Streets Lam Building Company Fortieth Street Harry K. Palmer Church Street William R. Kerty Rittenhouse Street William Aerty Buist Avenue William B. Lambert Boston Avenue Cedar Street Horace H. Clerate George H Oxford Streets Clerk & Co Robicam Avenue J. Harry Ralph Wane Street Joseph L. Elm Twenty-eighth Street King Wallace Street Rush J. Whitesides & Sons Nixon Street Cambria William Spink Enterprise Manufacturing Company Alteraristian Dear Newmarket Green Street Henry Koeh Henrry A. Bilmner

Mr Harriman on Railroads and Legislation

Harper's Weekly notes Harriman's talk on railroad expansion and commissions as sensible. It argues for pro railroad legislation, proper governance by railroad men, and cites Union Pacific and Central Pacific improvements as illustrating modern transport work that benefits farmers by lowering costs to markets.

H. Harriman Union Pacific Central Pacific Harriman Harper’s Weekly

Pawned 612 Pound Woman In Iowa Carnival Tale

A Sioux City telegram reports a 612 pound black woman pawned to a Webster City landlord for a $32 board bill. She had performed in a city freak show during last week's carnival and boarded at the Park Hotel with four managers. The male group left Friday night promising return, while Breney and others faced implications as the supposed keeper had to stay in the city.

Sioux City the Chronicle Sweasy Park Hotel Webster City Agon Word Air Cey Breney Suepic

Pennsylvania Railroad extends Belvidere Division service

Beginning Saturday June 21 the Pennsylvania Railroad announces a revised schedule for the train leaving Broad Street Station at 9 06 A M for Belvidere Division points. The service will extend to include a Pullman car and a parlor car on the run to Tobyhanna via Pennsylvania Railroad's route.

Tobyhanna Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Company Broad Street Station Belvidere Rein

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