Real estate activity with multiple property trades in Philadelphia
Real estate notices report two Market Street properties sold for 100000 by Barnes & Lofland to M. E. Greenhouse. Numerous bids and plans from firms like William R. Dougherty, Stacy Reeves & Sons, and Thomas Little & Son for alterations, new schools, hospital additions, and street-facing residences across Philadelphia with details on sizes, costs, and deadlines.
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Market Street
Decatur Street
Tysterday
Barnes & Lofiand
M. E. Greenhouse
William R. Dougherty
Stacy Reeves & Sons
Thomas Little & Son
George F. Payne & Co
J. Bartleson
Ambler
J. C. M. Shirk
Walnut Street
Amos W. Barnes
Twenty Second
Ludlow
Morris & Vaux
Farth & Co
Haverford
Haverford College
Hiram A. Miller & Sons
F. &. Wallace
Baily & Truscott
Villanova
Clinton Gage
William Steele & Sons
Mr. Converse
W. A. Hurlock & Sons
Wilson Bros. & Co
Angus 8
Wade Company
Dull & Coates
Thirty-ninth
Baring Streets
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Main and
Price Streets
Germantown
Joan A. Kelley
E. 8. Davis
William H. Cohlman
Fletcher Street
William J. Grehler
William N.topham
Germantown Avenue
Walnut Lane
Gynecean Hospital
North
Eighteenth Street
G. W
W. D. Hewitt
Burd P. Evans
J. E. Passant
Tenth Street
Tabor Road
C. E. Schermerhorn
L. Applegate
J. M. Kennedy
Arch Street
Fifty-second Street
Messrs Barnes & Lofland
Delaware Avenue
Thirty-seventh
Thirty-seventh Street
Forty- Ie
Chestnut Streets
Chestnut Street
Forty Eighth Street
Haverford Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Vulmery Street
William T. B. Roberts & Son
Glenside
Trewts
Coeldon and
Mays Avenues
K. Dolby
Tyson Avenue
Rosemore Avene
Arenes i
Iit
Alde Rosrad
Alvis
Magus” Stans
George W. Ee
Cumberland Street
George G Loeffler
Taber Road
Bord P. Evans
Joseph Clearfield
Ruth
Booth Brothers
Sixteenth Treat
John A. Kelley
Jacob Myers & Sons
Eightieth
Suffolk Streets
Henry Warnock
Broad Street
Stacy Reeves
Richmond
Tioga
John T. Gordon & Bro
Leiper
Arrott Streets
R. E. Morris
Cedar
Leiper Street
Twelfth Street
A. Raymond Raff
Spruce Street
W. R. Chapman & Sons
Provident Life and Trust Company
Mechanics’ Law
Fourth and
Banstead Streets
Common Pleas
Alphonse Custodis Chimney Construction Company
New York
Jewish Hospital Association
Jewish Hospital
Olney Street
Old York Road
Excavations at Corinth Report on Early Greek and Roman Finds
Yale professor H M Reynolds reports seven weeks of Corinth excavations led by Rufus Richardson. The team uncovered a Greek underground street stoa with Doric and Ionic columns, vase fragments, archaic terra cotta figurines, a gold ring with raised inscription, an archaic gem with Pegasus, and several ancient inscriptions. Basett studies ancient lamps with the Ephor Spias collection for original research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Reynolds
Yale
American School of Classical Studies
Athens
Rufus B. Richardson
Corinth
New Haven Register
Richardson
Apollo
Bassett
Spias
Shipping News Key Vessels Arrive and Sail from Major Ports
June 17 updates list multiple steamers and schooners arriving at and clearing from Philadelphia Baltimore and Wilmington. Vessels include Donald Warnecke America Myelide Berkshire Ericsson Defiance Maverick and more with cargoes of fruit lumber oil and ballast. Breakwater and Delaware Bay passages note high and low water, towings, and freight market conditions.
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Donald
Warnecke
Banes
Fruit
United Fruit Company
America
Myelide
Port Antonio
Governor
Chiozza
New York
W. F. Hagar & Co
Berkshire
Ryan
Savannah
Lumber, Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Ericsson
Grace
Baltimore
Sailed and arrived steamers chart of London Genoa and Liverpool ports
Shipping notes list numerous steamers with origin and destination details across European ports. Entries include Chesa peak Philadelphia bound from London, Eagle Point from Philadelphia, Bayonne to Philadelphia, Fur nessia from New York to Glasgow, Vancouver from Rotterdam, Rhyndam from New York and New Orleans to New Port News, Pret oria from New York to Plymouth, Europe to Baltimore, Ruperra via Antwerp, Lord Iveagh to Baltimore, Chester Philadelphia for Amsterdam, Georgian New York to Liverpool, Musician and others to Liverpool, Sloterink to Rotterdam, Seri phos via Norfolk to Algiers and Alexandria.
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Philadelphia
Westernland
Antwerp
Erla Sees
Montauk Point
Svese
North Point
London Trees
Mackinaw
San Francisco
Oregonian
Glasgow
Manchester
Manchester Montauk Point
Abyolan
Une
Liver Fuxinia
Rotterdam
Armenia
Ham Mackinaw
Liverpool Nederland
Antwerp North Point
Liverpool
Belgenland
Alexandria
Tees
West Point
Pennland
London
Minnesota
Chesapeake
Eagle Point
Genoa
Bayonne
New York
Vancouver
Rhyndam
New Orleans
Newport News
Plymouth
Pretoria
Europe
Baltimore
Hull
Ruperra
Norfolk
Dublin
Lord Iveagh
Prawle Point
Chester
Amsterdam
Kinsale
Brow Head
Haverford
Lizard
Sloterink
Gibraltar
Seriphos
Algiers
Ballila
Sir G. Grenville
Southampton
Teutonic
St. Lucia
Southwark
Vigilancia
Havana
la Touraine
Havre
W'ton
Bremen
Sae Eeeeses Atenas Sune
Naples
Tenetee
Gla
Minneapolis
Campania
Noordam
Vaderland
Bluecher
Phoenicia
Hamburg
Sardegnereaia
St. Paul
Southa
Fred. der Gros
Fuerst Bism'ck
Savo
Graf Waldersee
Kronpringaly
Menominee
Majestic
Fevereoel
Bretagne
Columbia
Menbee Koenigin Luise
Pecehinld
Pneuly
Acania
Zeeland
Hambu' Philadelpia
Grosser Kurfest
Astoria
St Lucia
Lastleigh
Nicia
Blucher
Ose
Oss Athampton
Coronada Notsepe
St. Luciane
Oceanic
Exhibition of Eighteenth Century Corsets Shown
The J. R. Millmer Company begins an exhibition today featuring a pair of corsets worn in 1727 by Miss Lucy Mason Massie of Nelson County. Made of linen and silk stitched, the costly garments reveal era fashion with front and back fastening. Massie later married, leaving descendants among Lynchburg Amherst and Nelson residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Millmer Company
Lucy Macon Massie
Nelson County
Lucy Mason Massie
Lynchburg
Amherst
Nelson
Lynchburg (Va
Passing of Clerical College President
The article notes the death of Dr. Patton and lists numerous contemporaries from leading universities who have served as presidents or are potential successors. It highlights a national shift toward lay presidents across colleges, with brief references to Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Michigan, Stanford, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Hadley
Yale
Eliot
Harvard
Butler
Columbia
James
Northwestern
Angell
Michigan
Northrop
Minnesota
Jordan
Leland Stanford
Wheeler
Calfornia
Seburman
Cornell
Remsen
Johns Hopkins
Call
Clerk
Faunce
Brown
Harper
Chibe
Steamship Listings Mention Ports and Vessels
A collection of steamship names and their routes or destinations includes vessels such as Teutonic Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Patricia with ports like Liverpool Hamburg Genoa Colon and Charleston. The list also references ships like Bovie Mae Fratera and Umbria alongside ports such as Genoa New Orleans Philadelphia and Jacksonville.
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Finance
Colon
Maskelyne
Rio Janeiro
Athos
Savanilla
Oneida
Georgetown
James Turple
Palermo
Miramas
Parran
Sagua
Federica
Trieste
el Alba
New Orleans
Apache
Jacksonville
Yeddo
London
Friederich der Grosse
Bremen
Trave
Genoa
Southwark
Antwerp
Patricia
Hamburg
Bovie
Liverpool
Alliance
Durango
Baltimore
Norman Prince
Algona Bay
Philadelphia
Southampton
von Podbielski
Porto Delgado
Arapahoe
Charleston
Teutonic
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Auguste Victoria
Norway
Sweden
Mae
Port Tampa
Centre Amiral Coubet
Halifax
Fratera
Scatens Bay
Umbria
Genoaa
Mavericks and British ship losses reported after sea incident
A cane steamer Maverick from Ne Pas crashed into another vessel near Marcus Hook, causing damage to the other ship while Maverick sustained none. Telegrams report the British ark Fannie Kerr was lost after a May 20 fire and crew abandonment at 26 North, 169 East. The Merchants and Miners line opened its Savannah season with Berkshire carrying passengers. arrivals include several named travelers. Immigrants aboard Governor detained briefly. Blucher maiden voyage arrives in New York sailing with 14,000 tons capacity.
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Delaware Bay
River News
Delaware Breakwater
Quevilly
Rouen
Philadelphia
Sommers N. Smith
Main
St. Lucia
New York
Mary Howlett
M. P. Howlett
Seminole
Earlewood
Pensacola
Nantasket
San Juan
Spartan
James A. Wright
Savannah
Eleazer W. Clark
Cienfuegos
Boston
Reedy Island
Winrah
Richmond
Marcus Hook
Anna Jennings
Cahill
Rose
Maverick Wee Coming Eaters Company
Conrge
Ne Pas
Sudde
San Francisco
Yossermey
Fannie Kerr
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Berkshire
M. EB
W. Seaman
J. W. Zachria
Haskins
R. Richards
Joseph Hazel
G. Wilson
Iown
A. Z. Smith
Mr. Taenzer
Hallowe
R. D. Smith
Hallowell
Samuel Willis
R. A. Seltzer
Vantier
F. Lawton
Governor
Rogers
Blucher
Moltke
Hamburg
New York Too Swift for Western Traveler in City Heat
A Portlander returning from the East finds New York City too rapid and rough. He witnesses a man attacked by a woman aboard a suburban train and pins his leg with a hat pin. Later a trench for a new subway swallows an old man who falls into a deep shaft and is rescued by a bucket crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Oregonian
She Took Precaution A Fable
A boarding house tenant obsessed with flying machines boasts of building an airship. The boarding mistress overhears him and quickly attaches his trunk and belongings to thwart another hoax. The tale unfolds with cautionary wit about soaring ambitions.
Court docket brief of assorted Philadelphia cases
Court No 1 and Court No 2 list ejectment trespass and assumpsit actions. Plaintiffs include Florence C yega Keystone National Bank Northwestern National Bank and City of Philadelphia with various defendants and attorneys. Court No 5 records actions by Bessie Walker and Charles Cronin among others with several trespass and equity suits.
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Harry Fiorence Colarteti
Trestorneys
Monaghan
Joan Paxson
Susanna R. Still
Engpett
Art Boyd
Lanie Middleton
Anne H. R. Costen
Wevnne
Adams
Florence C. Yega
Keystone Netlael Hne
Northwestern National Air
Barbara Inger
E Jeffries
Tres- Pass
W. Mes Merchant & Co
S. Peter Phillips
Assumpsit
Furst
George W. Hevener
City of Philadelphia
H. R. Knenss
Preston Coal Mining Company
William F. Roth, Jr
Bessie D. Walker
Chestnut Hill Smene Company
R. Belly
Charles I. Cronin
Charlotte McAvoy
George McAvoy
Equity
Neilson and
Woodruff
Frederick Steble
Peter Schronk
Dever
Estates Adjudicated in Orphans Court
Judge Katharine McDevitt presided yesterday as balances in estates were distributed. The docket lists Levis H. Young among the adjudicated heirs with financial allocations amounting to 488 dollars, reflecting the final settlement of estate balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Ee Katharine McDevitt
Levis H. Young
Orphans Court Ends Appeals in Kemble Estate
President Judge Hanna in the Orphans Court dismissed the exceptions filed by accountants to the adjudication in the estate of William H. Kemble and ordered 687 862 50 to be distributed to life tenants as set by the will. Judge Penrose named Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company guardian for minor Ethel Kirkbride. Judge Hanna also named Anna Bender guardian for John Mattes who plans to enter the navy and dismissed the exceptions to the adjudication in the estate of Kia Phiel.
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Hanna
Orphans’ Court
William H. Kemble
Penrose
Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company
Ethel Kirkbride
Anna Bender
John Mattes
Kia
Phiel
Lancaster Man Declared Voluntary Bankruptcy
Charles D. Tripple of Lancaster was adjudged a voluntary bankrupt in the United States District Court. Liabilities total $4,018.72 while assets amount to $200. Referee B. Frank Eshelman, Lancaster, presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Tripple
Lancaster
United States District Court
B. Frank Eshelman
Trust Company assignment to Charles L Brown
United States Trust Company assigned a debtor's assets for creditors to Charles L Brown. The deed dated the 17th conveys no real estate.
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United States Trust Company
Charles L. Brown
Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Courts Yesterday
Judgment entries list numerous defendants and creditors with amounts including John W Holt James P Holt Jay C Coulston Lydia Kendig Peter De Blaker Mrs Peter De Blaker Frank D Watson Lewis Brenton Edward Hedley Hannah Hedley David Hedley Anna Hedley Benjamin Lightfoot Gen Scattergood Charles Rhoads estate trustees Westtown boarding school mortgage cases and various notes and defenses noted as for want of appearance or defense with execution garnishee actions and settlements across several entities and individuals.
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Common Pleas
Reao
John W. Holt
James P. Holt
Jay C. Coulston
Lydia Kendig
Peter de Blaker
People’s Supply Company
Schwartz
A. Foster
Frank D. Watson
Lewis Brenton
Jermon
Northwestern National Bank
Edward Hedley
Hannah W. Hedley
David B. Hedley
Anna Hedley
Benjamin H. Lightfoot
Gen. Scattergood
Charles Rhoads
Westtown
John E. Sickles
William B. Irvine
Knickerbocker Lime Comany
Arence
Clark R. Craig
A R. C. Clay
Ella R. Craig
Mary R
Emile Bernhard
Ramberger-Stern Company
Jacob Kahn
J. Nabo & Co
Giveen Manufacturing Company
Joseph Kenny
J. W. R. Dosle
Morris Hoffman
Nathan Krasinsky
Harry Culp
Mary F. Culp
Anna E. Eisenhardt
Adam Wunder
Michael Geiselman
Magistrate South
James P. Moloney
William I. Jenkins
Johanna FE. Schmucker
Kate M. Bremser
Henry Martens
William
W. J. Harold
E. L. Hallman
James J. Gleeson
Albert P. Hill
Common Pleas summary court lists heard and fixed for hearing
Court No 1 heard miscellaneous and new trial lists with hearings set for tomorrow. Decisions include dismissals in several cases and rule dispositions in others. Court No 3 and No 4 closed sessions with no regular session until next faceday as judges confer. Current motion list shows rule outcomes and capias actions. Carpenters Association charter filed in Court No 5.
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Beitler
Cornog
Arnold
Willson
Audenried
Harry Istein
Benjamin Court
Pasate
Carpenters’ Association
Register of Wills Rendition Names Widow in Estate Deed
Fragmentary notice shows decedent named in register of wills and states all estate devised to his widow Bridget Harkins of Sit-2 Feat Se area. Further details are illegible but indicates final disposition to widow under will.
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Bridget Harkins
Quarter Sessions Court Yields Reformatory Commitments
John Gallagher convicted of larceny of a sewing machine. sentenced to one year. Albertis pleaded guilty on four counts of false pretenses. Walter Ellis admitted larceny of a horse and cart. William Slade and Annie Howard faced sentences for assault and larceny. Multiple defendants charged with larceny and assault faced various rulings. Grand jury indicted Henry Wise and Mary Goodwin for keeping a disorderly house and illegal liquor sales.
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John Gallagher
Mary Thornley
John Smith
Simmons
Allan “Albertis
John Knoell
Wiliam Neff
William Helmgaertner
Charles F. Dannenhauer
Yeoers
Huntingdon Reformaory
Walter Ellis
Jesse Jones
Huntingdon Reformatory
William Slade
Miam Jackson
Annie Howard
Marks Bros
John Greer
John O'Neill
Connor
Leon Sausman
George W. Evans
James Valentine
Central Storage and Transfer Company
Sulzberger
Albert Darrah
Lewis Geblert
Bell Telephone Company
Ephraim Tate
Mary Beck
Samuel Salas
Leo Loeb
Margaret Greely
John A. Heitz
Heitz
John Redores
Reuben Cohen
Philip Grose
Andrew O'Neill
Orrell
Herbert Radue
James Corley
Louis Roseman
Ernest Frank
Geo. Morrison
Joseph Dudzinski
Charles Wolf
Michael Sculley
Edward Petzold
Bernard Brodie
Samuel Goldstein
Kate Grady
Florence Wilson
Frank Smith
James Bergen
Bessie Smith
John Lee
George W. Miller
Harry Seitz
Robert A. Howard
Sigmund Oppenheimer
Joseph Lauer
Albert Green
Richard Finch
Henry Wise
Li i
Henry Potter
Louis Becker
F. ©. Ebel
Louis. P. Brennan
F. Herbert Bruner
J C. Foster
Charles G. Ottel
Charles Carbach
Arthur Pomeroy
Gustave Violet
Charles D. Clark
John H. Foster
John Hagan
Abraham Sansom
Samuel Lasch
Frank Brown
Warren Harper Et al
John Egan
Love Came to Loveless Pair
A historical family tale recounts the arranged marriage of the second Duke of Richmond to Lady Sarah Cadogan. It describes a forced union over a gambling debt, a postchaise departure, and his later life spent seeking distraction at theatres before meeting a striking young woman in London.
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Duke of Richmond
George II
Kensington Palace
Sarah Cadogan
Lord Cadogan
Duke of Marlborough
Earl of March
Lord March
William Munster
Holland
London
Electrified Wire Rigging St Elmo’s Lights On Ship Voyage
Captain Davidson of the Glengail reports a rare electrical display at sea after Gibraltar. The St Elmo’s phenomenon illuminated the wire rigging from the foretop gallant stay across jumper and topgallant stays, crackling with light as the ship appeared festooned with sparks.
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St. Elmo
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