Society and the Home Notes from a Philadelphia Summer
Mrs Charles Stilwell Eldredge hosted a luncheon at Rocklynne near Radnor. Encounters include engagements and weddings such as Miss Mary Helen Bosler to Wilmer Samuel Shepherd with a June 25 ceremony at Temple Presbyterian Church. Many families announce summer travel and arrivals at Atlantic City Roxborough and Cape May.
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Charles Stilwell Eldredge
Rocklynne
Radnor
Mary Helen Bosler
William A. Bosler
North Mervine Street
Wilmer Samuel Shepherd
Temple Presbyterian Church
John Montalant Moyer
Dupont Street
Roxborough
Mrs. Bement
Thirty-eighth
Chestnut Streets
Pocono
Riverton
South Seventeenth Street
E. C. Boswell
Marcie Thorne
Mary E. Boswell
Ethel Boswell
Maud Perkins
Alice Hall
Eleanor Schrack
Samuel Passmore
James G. Crowell
Harold Akless
Samuel Clyde
Charles M. Rogers
George R. Howell
John M. Boswell
Edward Kraemer
Charles Chalmers Collins
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Ethel Billings
Wilmuth N. Northrup
Portland
Oregon
Miss Billings
West Philadelphia
North Sixty-third Street
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pr. Northrup
Dr. Northrup
Philadelphia Dental College
L. M. Powell
Atlantic City
J. Frederick Zimmerman
Maine
Grace Thompson-Vogt
Gaither
Oak Street
Florence Gambrill
William J. Mackay
Boston
Andrew Reid, Jr
Narragansett
Nannie Brooks
Scotland
England
Mary Dimmock
Virginia
Lucy Howard
Maryland Avenue
Jesse Cassard
Cassard
Sudbrook Park
Rebecca Bolling
Charlestown
W. Va
Herbert Dunn
Biddle Street
Block Island
Douglas H. Thomas
Alice Lee Thomas
Bedford Springs
Trinkets for Madamoiselle Bolero Sets and Summer Jewelry
A survey of new accessories for the season highlights bolero sets with enlarged cuff link style chains to hold bolero jackets, delicate pins and studs for shirtwaists, scarf rings, and decorative rings. It notes bracelets of scarabs on gold chains, jade and onyx beads, and hatpins in dull gold with Etruscan or shotted finishes.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Souvenir Cup Delights Visitors in Quaker City
The silver souvenir cups of Philadelphia appeal to visitors as elegant keepsakes. Each cup is silver with a gold lining and a shape like a tall claret glass. Embossed designs feature Independence Hall Carpenter Hall the Penn statue the Treaty Tree and City Hall for a vivid city memory.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Carpenter Hall
City Hall
What One Woman Thinks A witty social primer of female foibles
The piece playfully critiques clever women and society's views on sex, country origins, education, fashion, and marriage. It notes the allure of clubs as fashionable diversions, the disparity between appearance and feet, and the idea that love and devotion can shape a partner after marriage. The tone is brisk and observational.
Among Literary Women and Their Works Featured
A survey of contemporary women writers and their books. Zach, author of The White Cottage, is an English girl tied to Keats. Mrs Voynich, wife of a Siberian refugee, publishes The Gadfy and Jack Raymond. Miss Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler, daughter of Sir Henry Fowler, writes fiction after poetry. Margaret Horton Potter, under twenty, promotes The House of De Mailly and earlier works. The new Pansy book May and Margaret is noted. Gyp fans are offered six books including Un Vie and Le Disciple. Mrs Henrietta Dana Skinner finishes Heart and Soul, daughter of Richard H. Dana. Ada Cambri (Mrs G F Cross) returns with The Devastators. Sara Jeannette Duncan (Mrs Everard Cotes) wanders Europe in retirement. Sarah Grand lectures in London on Mere Man. Helene Vacaresco wins Acad mie Francaise prize for Romanian Ballads. Sylva, Queen of Roumania, recalls royal love and Paris life.
London author’s cluttered rooms spark nostalgic works
The writer describes a London scene with two rooms filled with peeks, flowers, and bric a brac. She references The Sch for Saints and Robert Orange among her many books, noting the creative environment that influenced her writing.
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London
Saints
Robert
Orange
The Woman's Department Housekeepers Column Invitation
The Philadelphia Times invites readers to contribute practical household recipes hints on economies and children's care. Submit true proven recipes with explicit quantities and clear mixing directions to The Woman's Department.
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Woman's Department
Philadelphia Times
THE
Sunset Limited Cake Recipe Goes So Fast
Sunset Limited Cake uses seven eggs sugar and flour with baking powder and orange almond or vanilla flavor. Beat yolks with sugar, add flour and powder, fold in stiffly beaten egg whites, bake in three layers about fifteen minutes. Fill and ice with remaining egg white powdered sugar and flavor.
Mrs Edwin M Yerkes Recipe Contributions
A collection of household recipes by Mrs Edwin M Yerkes includes cake batter with butter sugar milk eggs and flour and baking powder, custard filling with milk egg cornstarch and chocolate, boiled chocolate icing from sugar and shaved chocolate, and a bread custard pudding with milk eggs salt nutmeg.
Diet Recipes for Infants by Philadelphia Obstetrical Society
A contrived domestic guide lists several infant dietary remedies approved by the Philadelphia Obstetrical Society and Board of Health. It details Boiled Flour or Flour Ball, Rice Water, Barley Water, and other preparations, including Beef Tea and Raw Beef for children, with step by step preparation and serving methods for summer care.
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Obstetrical Society of Philadelphia
Board of Health
Poison Nuts and a Gruesome Sword
Dr Lucy L W Wilson of the Philadelphia Normal School showcases at the Paris Exposition a Liberia poison nut collection and a grisly sword. The nuts symbolize witchcraft accusations and the sword’s nicks mark lives taken, reflecting diverse customs, foods, music, religion, and occupations of many nations.
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Lucy L. W. Wilson
Philadelphia Normal School
Liberia
President's Great Admirer Remembers Foot and Arm Aid
Mrs McKinley recalls her lameness and how her husband's arm has taken the place of her foot. She says she has never been deprived of enjoyment in life thanks to him.
Normal School class day secrecy guards play title
At Philadelphia Normal School the class day on June 27 keeps the play title secret among cast members. After the exercises a banquet will follow with faculty, School of Observation and Practice teachers, and Board of Education committee members invited.
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Philadelphia Normal School
School of Observation and Practice
Board of Education
Normal School
The Wise Children in a World of Simple Dreams
A poetic reflection on children as wise amid grownups’ pursuit of money. Children love the world with shining eyes, embracing simple dreams and happiness, while adults chase wealth and lose the dream. Their carefree outlook contrasts with the tired, material focus of grownups.
Cardinal presides at St Charles Seminary commencement
Cardinal Martinelli presided as St Charles Theological Seminary Overbrook held its commencement in the chapel. The ceremony featured Latin essays on Transubstantiation and ethics, a poem, and numerous prize awards across theological and classical departments. Prominent clergy attended, and a twilight concert by the Germania Band drew over two thousand.
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St. Charles
Joseph McShain
Joseph Ratto
Cardinal Martinelli
Ryan
Prendergast
Shanahan
Harrisburg
P. J. Garvey
Jasont Whitaker
Stephen Dever
Edgar Cook
Henry Schuyler
Thomas Horton
Joseph Whitaker
Joseph Murphy
John Harkins
John Flood
William Drobel
Dgar Cook
John Atkins
Richard Branton
Pptrick Fleming
Joseph O'Brien
Daniel McGettigan
Joseph McGarry
Bernard McKenna
Thomas Hanney
Daniel O'Meara
Amiletics
Miles Keegan
Vincent Dever
Jos. Murphy
Joseph Dever
Elmer Stapleton
Mieceslaus Monkievicz
John Dever
Paul Lisicky
Canon Law
Jas. McCloy
Liturgy
Jos. Kittaker
Jos. Smith
John McCloskey
John O'Donnell
Philosophical Department
Lewis Dolan
William Sullivan
Accessits
John McShain
Martin Coleman
Michael Reing
Logic
Metaphysics
Edward Eyes
James Boylan
John Greene
Thomas Brennan
Jos. Shade
Joseph Platt
Edward Hogan
John Walsh
James Coakier
Belle Leaf McCarty
Ira Bower Hunsicker
Sarah Barber
Bertha Shirley
Oliia M. Willams
Walter M. Chandler
New York City
Germania Band
Reading
Lehigh Class Day Celebrates Student Achievements
South Bethlehem June 17 Lehigh University held class day as students and alumni gathered for ceremonies. Paul L Anderson read the class poem, Cadwallader Evans Jr presented, Edwin Wilkinson read the prophecy, Startsman delivered tablet oration, J McGonigle gave Ivy oration, Sam Harleman won the cup, and John Nolan served as historian. Alumni lacrosse honored with a game, and a large hop followed. Alumni day is planned for tomorrow.
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Philadelphia Times
South Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Paul Lewis Anderson
Somerville
N. J
Cadwallader Evans, Jr
Pittsburg
Edwin Benton Wilkinson
Williamsport
Co. W. Startsman
Iowa City
Iowa
Susquehanna University Class Day Exercises Held
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Selinsgrove June 17 class day at Susquehanna University featured a poem by Z Burns a class history by Anna B Barb a class prophecy by D Strahl a senior oration by Charles Lambert and a will by Sarah P Gortner A campus concert closed the ceremony on the square
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Susquehanna University
Philadelphia TimEs
Selinsgrove
Z. Burns
Anna B. Barb
D. Strahl
Charles Lambert
Sarah P. Gortner
Spe Uare
Cyan
Bucknell University Holds First Commencement at Lewisburg
The fifty first Bucknell commencement was held with a morning general service led by President Harris. At 10 oclock the school of music presented its exercises in Bucknell Hall featuring piano solo by C B Prout of Wiconisco and a romance from Mignon performed by Miss M M Bro of Orbisonia with other members including Miss K F Cadwallader of Milton and M H Alden of Pa.
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Bucknell
Philadelphia TimEs
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Harris
School of Muale
Bucknell Hell
C. BE. Prout
Wiconiseco
K. FE. Cadwallader
Milton
Class Day at Lafayette College Promenade Draws 5000 Attendees
EASTON June 17 Class Day at Lafayette College featured a campus ceremony on South College with master of ceremonies John G. Chalmers and President Warfield leading invocations. The 68 member graduating class included Irv ing Husted Berg and William L Sadler among many graduates from Easton and across states, followed by a five thousand strong promenade concert on campus honoring guests.
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Easton
Lafayette College
Old South College
John G. Chalmers
Delancey
N. Y
Warfield
William L. Sadler
William R. McDermott
William C. Isett
Robert Tinsman
Irving Husted Berg
Henry Hers Reichard
Norman J. Bruen
John Lawrence Slattery
Reichard
H. C. Kuebler
Howard Burke Bacon
Charles de Beers
Wilkesbarre
Ellenville
Willard James Birdsall
Honesdale
Belvidere
N. J
Edward Arthur Carey
Montclair
John George Chalmers
Naquila Derickson Chandler
Kennett Square
Andrew Dwight Chidsey Easton
Louis Cary Condit
Brooklyn
Allen Douglass Craig
Lehigh Gap
Arthur Lloyd Crossley
Danville
Albert Knecht Detwilier
Joseph Leander Dougherty
Bayard Gelston Eckard
Edward Norman Eisenberg
Norristown
Charles Kline
Fever
Riegelsville
Henrice Gulley
Ruth Easton
Olin
Harvey, Jr
Unpeverte
John Maclean Hickley
John James Howard
Duquesne
Edward Rhyse H ‘Hes
Seen
William Hughes
Warren Paper Mills
William Clement Isett
Pitts NE
Robert Evans James, Jr
Sumny Keller
Bloomsburg
Gerald Joseph Kennedy
Harry Arthur Kotz
Sandits
Eddy Howard Bennett Kutter
Fred Horn Laubach
William Richard McDermott
Fawn Grove
William Anderson McMurtrie
Bernard Joy Myers
Lancaster
William Short Petty
Washington
Frank Reeder, Jr
Harry Hess Reichard
Stouts
Page
Edward Joshua Rhoad
Bath
Robert Huntington Rice
Bethlehem
Charles Ricker
Frank Osbun Risher
En Eg
Morris Rosenbaum
Cumberland
Peters Rothermel
Moselemar
Soba William Ruef
Foughkeepsie
Lewis Parker Run
William Louis Sadler
Joseph
Schantz
Spinnerstown
William Fred Schmidt
Shenandoah
Jesse Elbert Sickler
Mill City
Flemington
John Calvin Steele
Goff
Robert Bernard Tenney, Jr
D. C
Thomas Harold Thomas
Easton Pa
John Frederick Tim
Pittsboro
Peobert Tinsman
Bloomsbury Rn
Percival Henry Viet
Bloomsebury
James Frederick Wagner
Ironbage
John Lindsay Wallace
Allegheny
Frank Maurice Weaver
Samuel Edarin Weber
Troutville
Andrew Hulshizer Weller
Broadway
Martin Luther White
Lewistown
John Alexander Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Fred Raymond Woodston
Carroll Harvey Yerkes
Berwyn
Pal
Charles Yon
Altoopa
South Bethlehem Central High Class Graduates in 26th Commencement
South Bethlehem on June 17 reports thirteen students graduated from South Bethlehem Central High School. Professor EB Kemp of East Stroudsburg Normal School gave the address. Salutatorian Anna L. Donnegan and valedictorian Chauncey E. Dresser were noted along with the presenting of diplomas by Superintendent O. R. Alt to a class including Annie Loretto Donnegan, Chauncey E. Dresser, William A. Bachman, and others.
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South Bethlehem
South Bethlehem Central High School
EB. L. Kemp
East Stroudsburg Normal School
Anna L. Donnegan
Chauncey E. Dresser
William A. Bachman
Eleanor Lawrence
O. R.alt
Annie Loretto Donnegan
Stella M. Miller
Mame M. Butler
Herbert F. Weaver
Margaret A. MacBride
Oliver P. Serfass
Fannie Henry
May E. Harleman
Warren T. Koch
Michael A. Degnan
Doylestown High School Graduation Begins With Baccalaureate
In Doylestown on June 17 the commencement week opened with a baccalaureate sermon at First Baptist Church delivered by Rev. John H. Deming. The senior class includes Horace Squear Russell Rockafellow Edward Molloy Carroll Soligy Grace Bigley Florence Ely Iva Swartz Mabel Ott Harvey Stuckert Clarence Miller Edna Robinkam Albert Vroom.
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Philadelphia Times
Doylestown
First Baptist Church
John H. Deming
Horace Squear
Russell Rockafellow
Edward Molloy
Carroll Soligy
Grace Bigiey
Florence Ely
Iva Swartz
Mabel Ott
Harvey Stuckert
Clarence Miller
Edna Robinkam
Albert Vroom
Seventy-Seven Normal Graduates at Cumberland Valley School
Seventy-seven graduates of the Cumberland Valley State Normal School have been passed by the faculty. The State Board arrived and plans to complete examinations by tomorrow evening as about 123 juniors are recommended for the senior class.
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Shippensburg
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
State Board
Philadelphian Composed Ivy Song Highlighted at SolRese
In Northampton Massachusetts on June 17 Miss Ellen T Emerson granddaughter of Ralph Waldo Emerson won a class day exercise performance with the song Miss Julia Mitchell at Phiadelphis.
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Philadelphia TimEs
Northampton
Mass
Ellen T. Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Solrese
Julia Mitchell
Phiadelphis
Divided Prize in Speaking Contest at Wyoming Seminary
In Wilkesbarre on June 17 Miss Bessie D. Lane and John M. Cox shared the $20 prize in the prize speaking contest during the Wyoming Seminary commencement exercises held today.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilkesbarre
Bessie D. Lane
John M. Cox
Wyoming Seminary
Old Nassau's Many Recruits
University entrance examinations were held in Princeton and other cities last week. Reports from eleven places show 153 applications for the academic department and 189 for the scientific, with gains of 25 and 51 respectively. Leading cities include New York 68, Kansas City 68, Lawrenceville 51, Princeton 67, Philadelphia 25, Newark 23, Pittsburgh 17, Washington 16. Thirty schools heard from, indicating an unusually large entering class.
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Princeton
N. J
New York
Kansas City
Lawrenceville
Philadelphia
Newark
Rotem
Pittsburg
Washington
Examinations Begin for Girls' Commercial High School Entrants
Examinations for entrance to the Girls' Commercial High School started yesterday and run daily through Friday for final marking. Three hundred eighty six young women took the test, slightly up from last year. The principal notes some classes will be housed in Broad above Spring Garden and in Fellows Hall Broad and Spring Garden streets.
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Commercial High School
Nnd
Broad
Spring Garden Street
Eld and
Fellows
Spring Garden Streets
Girls High School Class Day Exercises Posted by Students
Forty one members of the third section of the graduating class of the Girls High School at Seventeenth and Spring Garden streets held class day exercises yesterday before many friends and students. The class history by Alice B. Martin the prophecy by Melcher and the poem by Mampe were well received with much applause.
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Girls’ High School
Seventeenth
Spring Garden Streets
Y Mtes
Alice B. Martin
Misses Melcher
Mampe
Last Evenings Entertainments at Local Theatres
The Sidmans headlined Keiths Theatre reviving A Bit of Real Life with Sidman as the elderly rustic, Hal Stephens and others offering mimicry, a new farce The Two Rubles, and various specialties. Chestnut Street Theatre continued Miss Bob White in its 75th performance, Park Theatre noted The Dairy Farm run nearing end with Louise Evarts debut, Girard Avenue Theatre featured Amy Lee in The Hidden Hand, and Lyceum Theatre showcased a leading Little Egypt act in its variety program.
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Keith
Sidmans
Mr. Sidman
Hal Stephens
Talbot
Davison
Dean Edsall
Frank Currier
Pat’ Rooney
Conway
Leland
Eckert
Heck
John Healy
Rosseau
Harry Brown
Jennings
Renfrew
Sully
Moore
Chestnut Street Theatre
Bob White
Jackson
Slavin
Honey
Spenser
Louise Evarts
Lucy
Girard-Avenue
Concerts in the Parks Showd Different Soloists and Works
In Willow-Grove Damrosch series features Brahms No.2 in D major and Festival overture. David Mannes the violinist to prelude Saint Saens The Deluge with an encore. Mary Williamson to perform Chopin E minor Concerto Part I Liszt E flat Etude and Moszkowski Liebeswalzer. Tomorrow violin and harp duet by Mannes and Schuetze. Gounod Faust chorus closes. Girofle Girofla revival by Brinkley troupe. Tosca’s Band plays standard selections amid other amusements. Chestnut-Hill Phinney band ends its engagement. Lombardo’s Rossini Band to follow with 3 and 8 pm concerts through Friday.
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Willow-Grove
Damrosch
Brahms
Leopold Damrosch
David Mannes
Mary Williamson
Kentucky
Leschetizky
Chopin
Liszt
Etude
Moskowski
Liebeswalzer
Plot to Swindle Students Over Exam Questions
Dr. Henry Beates Jr of the State Medical Board of Pennsylvania pursues offenders in a recurring scam selling alleged exam questions to graduating medical students. Victims report losses from 10 to 500 dollars. authorities warn that selling questions is a crime. Candidates facing examination today will be asked if they bought the questions.
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State Medical Board
Henry Beates, Jr
State Medical Board of Pennsylvania
Miss Ethel Batchelor Marries Charles Willis at Avon Summer Home
Special from Asbury Park New Jersey reports the marriage of Miss Ethel Mariatchelor, daughter of Edward Batchelor of Avon, to Charles Godwin Willis of Brooklyn. Rev Robert Francis Jones officiated at the Batchelor summer home. Flowers featured Miss Jean Maria Batchelor and Miss Emily M Stokes. Best man was Dr Royal Willis.
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Philadelphia Times
Asbury Park
N. J
Ethel Mariatchelor
Edward Batchelor
Avon
Charles Godwin Willis
Brooklyn
Mr. Batchelor
Beresford and Miller Wedding Recorded in Providence
William Beresford son of the late Lord Decies of England and Miss Florence Miller daughter of Dr Gardiner L Miller were married at noon today at St Stephen's church Providence R I The ceremony was conducted by Rev George McClellane pastor
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Providence
R. IL
William Beresford
Lord Decies
England
Florence Miller
Gardiner’ L. Miller
J. Stephen's Cere
George McClellane
Goodfellow Vanmeter Wedding Reported in Bridgeton
Bridgeton New Jersey June 17 Charles W Goodfellow of Camden wed Earg Dey Vanmeter at the bride's home on Saturday night in a simple ceremony local observances noted by The Philadelphia Times as the couple began their married life in New Jersey society.
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Bridgeton
N. J
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Camden
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Obituary notices of multiple individuals across cities
Obituaries report the sudden deaths of several individuals including William Stacey a leading Cincinnati manufacturer Frank F Fritsch formerly sergeant Alice of Lancaster Samuel Harris a Bridgeton resident John R Spencer state agent of New York Life Indiana William H Allen also of Bridgeton and Colonel M Bryant retired U S A who died in Wichita Kansas yesterday The notices identify occupations and cities but provide few biographical details and no further context about causes or ages.
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John R. Spencer
Lafayette
Ind
New York Life Insurance Company
Indiana
Notable Civil War and Civil Engineering Figures Pass Away
A compilation notes several deaths: Samuel F. Jarvis Jr of Reed Simpson Thacher Barnum dies in New York at an advanced age from pneumonia after overwork on incorporation, General Eugene May a New Orleans wholesale druggist dies from injuries after a fall from a spirited horse while serving as Inspector General of the State National Guard, Bryant who entered the army in 1857 and commanded the Thirteenth Infantry at Fort Sill in retirement, and Thomas Curtis Clarke famed civil engineer who built the Girard Avenue Bridge and New York Central bridge at Albany dies in New York at 74. Clarke formerly of Clark Reeves Co linked to Phoenixville Bridge Co.
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Samuel F. Jarvis, Jr
Reed, Simpson, Thacher & Barnum
New York
Geverencw Locomotive Trust
Eugene May
New Orleans
May
Washington Artillery
State National Guard
Thomas Curtis Clarke
Girard Avenue
New York Central
Albany
Kinzua
Clark, Reeves & Co
Phoenixville
Comany
Marriages Licenses Granted by Orphans Court
Clerk Bird issued marriage licenses for numerous pairs including Emanuel Grafner and Jennie Roedelheim, Joshua Vergey and Daisy Rowe, John Johnson and Bertha Ebinger, William Fuller and Gertrude Shepherd, George Schleyer and Annie Durer, Antoni Lierinski and Mary Schurgt, Hugh Lacey and Elizabeth Kinsley, and many others. The list includes James Logan and Mary Keating, Roger McDermott and Catharine Albeser, Daniel Coughlin and Agnes Cochran, John Millington and Annie McKane, Martin Moran and Cecilia Daly, Christopher Leeds and Bessie Brown, and more couples. Additional names include Philip Harrison with Fannie Labowitz, Christpher Aerff and Mary Heidberger Winderman and Sadie Goliblatt, James McDermott and Nora Healy, George McPhillips and Mary McSorley, and several further pairs.
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Mary E. Boswell
Hristopher Aerff
Mary Heidbeger Winderman
Sadie Goliblatt
James McDermott
Nora Healy
George McPhillips
Mary McSorley
George W. Haines
Martha G. Black
T. Jefferson Armitage
Esther M. Fisher
Harry M. Fisher
Jennie J. Weiping
John Stahl
Frieda Schmidt
Albert J. Carpenter
Hannah M. Walker
James E. Martin
Sarah J. Dawson
James Carty
Mary Lawlor
Howard K. Baker
Hannah R. Culp
Charles Drucker
Fannie Prasman
John Long
Bridget Scanlon
Joseph W. Zipperlein
Jane C. Baird
Jacob Stein
Mary Wilde
Lewis G. Levin
Sophie Heilpren
Charles Basketter
Fannie Lawall
Alexander H. Clarke
Ethel
Knodle
John H. Tucker
Mary R. McCleary
John
Ashbury
Ida E. Bowser
Jacob Herbst
Florence A. Nittinger
William F. Halfmann
Susie Kane
Theodore Kirchner
Mary Biron
Edwin Dockstader
Hannah Stockburger
Joseph M. Foster
Amelia H. Crawford
Clayton E. Wilson
Katie Murphy
Charles F. Rushton
Mary E. Nichols
Thomas J. Grindler
Annie M. Nothing
Harry Binder
Annie G. Roan
John P. McCready
Harriet G. Henderson
William J. Moorehead
Frances J. Adame
William Blumenthal
Beckle Hutler
Isaac Walker
Catharine K. Leech
Henry E. Bachmann
Ada F. Webb
James M. Barr
Anna Koenig
Joseph E. Tyler
Phoebe M. Williams
George W. Weseman
Elizabeth Cosbey
Ludwig Hahn
Wilhelmina Haller
Axel B. Akerblom
Anna J. Carlson
William Wankowsky
Esther Rosenberg
Arthur J. McCormick
Mary E. McDonough
Walter J. Powell
Louise Lindner
William M. Sewell, Jr
Anna B. Johnson
William L. Cave
Margaret F. Nixon
Lowdon Snyder Nuptials Mentioned in Philadelphia Notice
A June 12 1901 event notes the marriage of George Lowdon and Elizabeth Snyder of Philadelphia at the Erie home. The brief item lists Rev Charles H D George presiding and names both spouses.
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Lowdon—Snyder
The
Erie
Pone Street
Charles H. D
George Lowdon
Elizabeth. Snyder
Philadelphia
Deaths Reported June 17 Kinross and Kinross
June 15 Portland death notices report Anna M Kinross daughter of William and Abner Oliver of Philadelphia and Ida J wife of A patient. Funeral services scheduled for 2 o clock afternoon at the late residence No North Forty third Street. Interment to follow.
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Portland
Anna M Kinross
William
Abn Oliver
Philadelphia
Ida J
Ber
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James Coakley
Joseph Mpeert
Thomas Gaffney
James Dylan
Richard Kelley
Philip Mullen
Thomas Sheehan
George Shay
Joseph McDermott
Dennis Coghlan
Michael Waters
Sam Brady
James Comerford
John McDonald
Edward Curran
William Casey
James Coody
John McShea
Joseph Scanlon
William Brady
Amano
Joseph McDonald
Phillip Mullen
Richard Kelly
Daniel Coonahan
Seach Murphy
John Kehoe
John Carr
Joseph Mahon
John Cunniff
Willam Dalley
Richard Aailer
Jo Murphy
Jos
Mahon
Geor
Elliam Casey
John McHugh
Lehigh
South Bethlehem Central High
Doylestown High School
Old Nassau
Lyceum Theatre
Lecocq
Brinkley
Tosca
Chestnut-Hill
Phinney Band
Lombardo
Rossini
Willis Batchelor
Beresford-Miller
Goodfellow-Vanmeter
William Stacey
Cincinnati
Frank F. Fritsch
Alice
Samuel Harris
William H. Allen
Bridgeton, N. J
Bright's
Bore Sonas
M. Bryant
Wichita
Kansas
Bryant
Thirteenth Infantry
Fort Sill
Allen
Wm. R
Wayne Tee
W. James
Beattie
Agnes
Vna M
Spare
Daniel
Tiltoo
Robert Ipp
Bourchol
Burke
Callowhbill
Carkney
Andrew
N. Hut
Dornheim Lorenz
Hresman
Hazel
Seeee Elwell
Kate
Mary
Atowhili
Escher
Louise
Girard Ave
Faust
Memphis
Foley Flynn
Thom Rose
Mascher
Friedman
Joe
Fung
Gam Wong
Gallagher
Green
Amelia E
Kensington Hosp
Groves
Katie
Haban
Magdalene
Produce
Hammond
Elsie
Marston
Hanlon
James I
Emily
Harding
Hannah
Anna L
Heritage
Mary D Basileron Pike
Heating
Frederick
Ridge Ave
Willie A
Jenkins
Ida
Robbins Ave
la Jennings
Jennie B
York
Johnson
James
Exten
Florence E
Erton
Kuntze
Oswald
Lawrence
Jane
Diamond
Butler
McCutcheon
N. Ringgold
Ermott
Cath
Colorado
McGee
Edward
Roa
McGovern
Susanna
Corinthian
McGowan
Mary Cowas
McHerrod Co
Newman
Kenner
Addison
Oaks
Fontrose
Ehar
O'Brien Michael
Sarde
Gerritt Penr Patton
Elizabeth
Spruce Ae Ve Emme
Ilip T
Arten
Hancock
U Plana
Stanislous
Muor
Pierce
Taylor
Lamon
Queen
Aurea
W. _ Norris
Estes
la Reserva de
Pedro Marias Y. Ca
Londres Finos
Bradford Clarke
Absolut
Uty
Ackers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!