Liquor license transfers and rehearing at City Hall License Court
Judges Sulzberger and McMichael presided over transfers and a rehearing at Room 650 City Hall. The Hotel Hanover license issue centered on former president Leland’s consent, with the court scheduling a July 8 session and noting Leland’s rejection of transfer. Other cases involved retailer stock in brewing firms and multiple retirements or refusals, with significant focus on ownership limits and fiduciary accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzberger and
McMichael
City Hall
Hotel
Hanover
Charles B. Leland
Leland
Adolph
William P.thompson
Hotel Hanover Company
Eb, D. Davis
Powers & Weightman Estate
Theodore F. Jenkins
Stilwell
Mr. Leland
Sulzberger
Murderer of Laura Jones Dies After Repeated Suicides
Peter Yeates, who killed Laura Jones in a jealousy murder a month earlier in Louisville, died at City Hospital from acute pneumonia after multiple suicide attempts. He jumped into the river, shot himself, and leaped from a second story window, landing in a flower bed and escaping serious injury. Yeates was 75. Jones was 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Peter Yeates
Laura Jones
Yeates
City Hospital
Debate by Hobby Club Sparks Praise at Normal School
The Hobby Club at the Normal School held a notable debate as its sixth annual competition. Four girls argued for and against a classical education, judged by school leaders. Miss Wolfe won top honors with Miss Walker second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Club
Hobby Club
Philadelphia
Walton
Marchment
Normal School
McClure
Steelman
Martha Wilson
Anna Walker
Blanche Wolfe
Florence Hunter
Iit
Cliff
Anna H. Hall
School of Practice
Sydney T. Skidmore
Wolfe
Hunter
Walker
Fenno
Probers to Meet Again Over Penitentiary Cases
Legislative committee investigating Eastern Penitentiary will reconvene at the prison Monday at 10 A M. Judge Gordon had urged attention to two prisoners, one a foreigner who stabbed two overseers, the other who jumped from a rail to a lower corridor. The chairman invited Judge Gordon to attend and point out the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Penitentiary
Seyfert
Harrisburg
James Gay Gordon
Philadelphia
City pays mandamus for Eastwick land in Bartram's Garden extension
A mandamus of 75,762.31 was paid to a representative of the Pennsylvania Company for Insurances on Lives and Granting Annuities, executor of Andrew M. Eastwick, for about ten acres acquired by condemnation for Bartram's Garden extension in the Twenty seventh ward. The court set 75,000 for the land and 762.31 for costs and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cellers
Pennsylvania Company
Andrew M. Eastwick
Bartram
Twenty-seventh Ward
Eastwick
Hicks-Moore clash opens with knockout round
Epistolary contest notes Hicks scoring a knockout in the first round. Linn Hartranft returns from Washington on official business. Ward leaders vow the coalition will endure despite possible withdrawals. Magistrate Lukens rests at home with stomach inflammation. Israel W. Durham Club plans a major downtown event. J Hampton Moore backs only citizens favoring him for City Treasurer. Jerry Shaw seeks Naval Officer post after Canton trip for McKinley campaign. Ward unions back Hackett for the Republican Register of Wills nomination. Quay’s non intervention implied by Lane’s Washington message. Sheriff Crow reports improved health and enjoying time with family. Select and Common Councils announce a return athletic exhibition for Seeds at Lazaretto next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heward
John B. Lukens
Thirteenth
Butler Streets
Israel W. Durham Club
J. Hampton Moore
Jerry Shaw
Canton
McKinley
Nineteenth Ward
Union Veterans
Hackett
Republican Register of Wills
Quay
David H. Lane
Washington
Charles L. Brown
Sheriff Crow
Bad Manheim
Chairman Seeds
of Lazaretto
Pilot Hudson blamed in dam disaster inquest
The inquest into the Fairmount dam disaster on May 15 found Pilot Hudson responsible for the launch David W. Sellers going over the dam. Witnesses described Hudson’s neglect and departure from duty as witnesses recounted the tragedy and rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Dam
Hudson
David W. Sellers
Eleanor and
Jessie Davis
West Clearfield Street
Mabel L. Ewen
Fountain Street
Roxborough
Robert Howarth
Market Street
Chester
Henry Davis
Fairmount Landing
Edwin Ewen
Mary Burton
Jerome Matthias
Dennis P. Sullivan
Joseph R. Paul
Fairmount Rowing Association
Jacob P. Caspar
A. A. Kerlin
Personal baggage value and tax proposal considered
Treasury investigates New York returns of personal effects carried by travelers from abroad. A sample of 25 passengers across six steamers shows additions totaling 24 490 dollars with an average 489 80 dollars per person. The report recommends duties on items bought abroad for returning travelers and critiques the existing 100 duty exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Board of Trade
Treasury Department
New York
Finance Committee
Surveyor’s Department
Italy debates naval squadron duties in the Chamber
In Rome during a June debate on naval estimates Signor Santini urged the flying squadron protects Italian commerce in the Americas. Signor Farina argued against this view saying force cannot settle disputes with the American Republics. Admiral Brin noted large scale actions risk imperial subjects but suggested sending single vessels into American waters on occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Santini
North
South
America
Signor
Farina
Admiral Brin
Nothing Against the Women
A letter to the editor defends women who took the Philadelphia Hospital competitive examination. It notes 21 of 105 were admitted to the finals and asserts many others scored averages around 70 or higher. It recalls that in prior years women succeeded, even achieving the top marks in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Daily Press
Philadelphia
Arctic Explorer Sees Hopeful Letter From Sitka
Special Telegram from West Chester reports S. J. Entriken of the Alaska expedition sends a hopeful last letter until November. He writes from Sitka where authorities extended hospitalities as the party awaits further word on the mission and its reception by the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
West Chester
S. J. Entriken
Alaska
Sitka
Scholarships Awarded by City Education Board Amid Debate
The Board of Education selected ten city scholarships and arranged university awards. Albert G. Miller heads a list from Boys’ High, with other picks from Central Manual, Northeast Manual Training, and Girls’ High. A split favored High School over Manual Training in five to four distribution, drawing criticism from Northeast committee chair Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education Committee On
Brooks
University of Pennsylvania
Law Department
Central High School
Albert G.miller
Reese J. Fresconi
Robert A. Beggs
Herbert
Langfield
Paul Rosenwey
City
Wthel Cook
Normal School
University
Miss Cook
Philadelphia
Simon Muhr
Boys’ High School
Albert G. Miller
Central Manual Training School
de Witt T. Barlow
Northeast Manual Training School
Clarence Stratton
Girls’ High School
B. D. Bills
H. T. Rowley
Bertha Miller
Board of
City Trusts
New Century Club
Women’s School of Design
Huey
Harrington
Calhoun to Return to Illinois Then Madrid Mission in View
In Washington Calhoun has met with the President and Assistant Secretary Day to shed parts of his duties and return to Illinois tomorrow for urgent legal business. He plans to resume work in Washington next Wednesday. The commissioner has drafted a written report and his findings may be taken to Madrid with Woodford to present to the Spanish government. A full conference with Woodford is anticipated upon Calhoun’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calhoun
Illinois
Woodford
Madrid
New York
Huey Answers Lambirth in Election Fraud Contests
William G. Huey selects councilman from the Fifteenth ward files answer denying fraud allegations by Henry W. Lambirth. Huey asks for ballot box openings and a vote recount while accusing a Business Men's League column circle misprint and illegal ballots cast for Lambirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Huey
Alexander Simpson
Henry W. Lambirth
Huey
Lambirth
Mr. Huey
Business Men's League
Maxwell Fired After Davis Will Case Testimony
George Maxwell, a twenty year paying teller for the First National Bank of San Francisco, was discharged for violating the bank’s confidence after testifying that he believed the signature to the alleged will was a forgery in the Davis will case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George Maxwell
First National Bank
Court Notes on Guilty Pleas and Sentences in Local Cases
Clarence Clay pleaded guilty to larceny of a dress belonging to Annie Clay and was sentenced to thirteen days from commitment. Peter Kinsler, guilty of cruelty to a horse, had his sentence reduced to thirty days on pledge. John Culbertson and Frank Sweeney pled guilty to theft of a crate of strawberries. Culbertson received six months and Sweeney four months. A Chestnut Street damages jury awarded Real Estate Title Insurance and Trust Company two thousand dollars with no benefits. Judge Russum visited Judge Beitler during trials. A collision case between schooners John R Penrose and William J Lipsitt was argued with decision reserved. J B Miller admitted selling adulterated milk with 2558-100 per cent water and was ordered to pay costs. William H Johnson, an old offender, was convicted of dwelling entry with intent to steal and sentenced to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clay
Annie Clay
Peter Kinsler
Pinto John Culbertson
Yestern
Frank Sweeney Pintet
Louis Drexler
Culbertson
Sweeney
Chestnut Street
Quarter Sessions Court
Russum
Court of Appeals
State of
Maryland
Beitler
Samuel R. Smith
John R. Penrose
William J. Lipsitt
Delaware River
Butler
United States District Court
J. B. Miller
Miller
William H. Johnson
Jennie Ward
Eutaw Street
Eastern Penitentiary
Shipping News and Vessel Movements at Major Ports
Movements of sea going craft at principal American and foreign ports. Schedules of vessels arriving and departing from Philadelphia and New York. Delaware River and Bay news. Closing of the foreign mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Delaware River
Bay News
Port of Philadelphia Arrivals and Tides Notice
Maritime notices list arrivals on Friday June 18 at Philadelphia including steamer Mexicano and several other vessels bound for or from Boston New York and Baltimore with ballast merchandise and ice. Also noted are high and low water times and a towage scene with tugs and barges.
Maritime listings of ships and vessels with owners across ports
A dense inventory lists steamer names such as Rhynland Ve dra and Romsdalen, along with owners like Beynon, Prout, Willis, Donovan and companies including International Navigation Company and W. P. Clyde & Co. Also named are schooners and lading details with ports Boston Norfolk Newburyport Baltimore Portland Salem and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhynland
Beynon
Liverpool
International Navigation Company
Vedra
Prout
la Pallice
Peter Wright & Sons
Romsdalen
Willis
Norfolk
O. G. Hempstead & Son
Eaglet
Donovan
New York
W. P. Clyde & Co
General Cadwalader
Iler
Baltimore
Groves
Lebanon
Robinson
Portsmouth
Centipede
Ior
Boston
Girard
Lynn
Hercules
Portland
F. W. Taylor
Addie B. Bacon
Sharp
Charleston
Smith
J. N. Stetson & Co
Albert Mason
Gale
Washington, D. C
C. L. Higbee
Emma C. Middleton
Higbee
Newburyport
Closing of Foreign Mails at Philadelphia June 19
The notice lists foreign mail closings in Philadelphia for June 19 across multiple routes. Times range from 4.30 A.M. to 11 P.M. for destinations including Netherlands Genoa Scotland Brazil Cuba and Mexico. Specific ships and routes include 8.8 Spaarndam, Galileo, Pretoria, Parnessia, No, Vigilancia, and Rhynland with special addressing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Spaarndam
Rotterdam
Genoa
Ems
Brazil
Galileo
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
la Plata
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Leeward
Windward Islands
Pretoria
Scotland
Parnessia
Glasgow
Norway
Fortune Island
Jeremie
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
S. S. Alps
Campeche
Port of New York Arrivals List June 18
The Port of New York records show arrivals including Edam from Amsterdam on June 18 along with vessels Britannic from Liverpool Furst Bismarck from Hamburg Lampasas Marsala German Bohn Prins Maurits Duit Port au Prince Dora Huelva Themis Porto Rico Cam Brian London St Louis Southampton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edam
Amsterdam
Britannic
Liverpool
Furst Bismarck
Hamburg
Lampasas
Galveston
Marsala
Bohn
Prins Maurits
Duit
Port Au Prince
Dora
Huelva
Themis
Porto Rico
Cambrian
London
St. Louis
Southampton
Dune
Persia
Rotterdam
Spaarndam
Aurania
Wee Reebes
Bremen
Ritannie
Laver
Dng
F. Bismarck
Glasgow
Umbria
Fiblopia
Seeeseees Tune
Ohio Wees
Tone
Veseees
Bremen Majesties
Paris
Cee Ee Edeenee
Kensington
Antwerp
P. R. Luitpold
Uly Bremen Normannia
Inty
Hambur Lncania
Wentewe
Liverpoo
Manitoba
Iniy
Laverpool
Iviy
Remen
H. Meter
Columbia
Eens Uv
Epee
Puida
Aller
Peter Ulv
Genoa
Etrn
Ess
Goa
Eevee Ey
Liverpool Bretagne
Avrenchoria
Glascow Iesippi
Saale
Voyage Log Mixed Route From New York to Mediterranean Ports
A passenger voyage records sailing from New York on June 18 aboard the Tartan Prince visiting Cuba Port Antonio Boston City Bristol Alene Kingston and Harwich with intermediate Mediterranean port calls led by Guiseppe Corvaja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Port Antonio
Boston City
Bristol
Alene
Kingston
Guiseppe Corvaja
Mediterranean
Tartan Prince
Harwich
Unclear historical note with scattered place names
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous cities and terms including New York Genoa Naples Havre Bremen Berlin Antwerp Southampton Briardene Rotterdam Asti and other ambiguous words. No coherent event or人物 identified. cannot determine a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ems
Genoa
Naples
la Champagne
Havre
Galileo
Pernambuco
Bahia
Berlin
Antwerp
Southampton
Briardene
Rotterdam
Asti
One
Apa
Apse
Pesereden
Anerley
Helfer
Glasgow
Maands Para
Ile Gove
Lydia Pinkham Cure Claims Prevented Hospital Operation
The letter profiles Mrs Lyness who escaped a major operation after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes miscarriage after heavy work, heart symptoms, and constant flow but credits the remedy with recovery and avoiding surgery while urging other women to follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mars
Taos, Lyness
Frederick St
Rochester
N. Y
Closing of Foreign Mails at New York Saturday June 19
Shipping notices list multiple overseas mail departures from New York for France Europe the Netherlands Genoa Scotland Norway and more. Specific steamers Champagne Berlin Spaarndam Ems Furnessia Norge scheduled at various early morning times with supplementary departure at 8 20 A M and other early slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Champagne
Europe
Berlin
The
Netherlands
Spaarndam
Genoa
Ems
Scotland
Furnessia
Norway
Norge
Liverpool and Atlantic Steamers Reported Arrivals and Movements
Foreign. Liverpool June 17 Arrived Germanic from New York Hamburg June 17 Arrived Phoenicia from Hamburg June 16 Sailed Willkommen Philadelphia Southampton Sailed Normannia from Hamburg for New York June 14 Arrived Standard Philadelphia Las Palmas June 16 Sailed Blenheim Pensacola 14th Haxby British Philadelphia Dannet Head Passed Georgia New York for Copenhagen of Wight Passed Gutheil Philadelphia for Flushing Baltimore June 18 Arrived Steamships Fairfax March from Boston Ulstermore British Moore from Liverpool F W Brune Lewis from New York steamer Anthony Groves Jr from Philadelphia schooners Robert A Snow Pillsbury from Gregorytown Venus Barkley from Governor's Harbor William W Converse Lewis from Charleston Nobska June 18 Passed 10 A M Steamer Harrisburg Salem for Philadelphia towing barge Hammond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Gust Heye
Corean
A. Stewart
Glasgow
Liverpool
St. Johns
N. F
Halifax
H. & A. Allen
Straits of Dover
Halliday
Boston
Barn Lane Steamship Company
Nickerson
George C. Ekhardt
Saxon
Sherman
Providence
General Cadwalader
Iler
John D. Paige
Haley
Kennebec
Ice
Charles T. Megee & Co
Belle Halliday
Fisher
Wilmington
Del
J. L. Nicholson
Bradford C. French
Sanford
Allyus Point
J. DL. Nicholson
Douglass. Gregory
Ee Ae ‘On
Charles T
Francis R. Baird
Dill
St. E. Sonus
Hus
Ates Eissing & Haldt
Grace
Charleston
Vellameiian
New York
Raleigh
J.B. Hamel, Jr
Dudley- Pray
Coffin
Alice
Clara
A. N
Active
Ararat
Porto Rico
Leonora
Philadelphia
Savona
Adria
Hamburg
Baltimore
Batoum
London
Minnesota
Strathness
St. John
N. B
Percy Burdsall
Kee Irene
St. Vincent
Newark
James Brown
Anne
Helen E. Kenney
Port Spain
Island
Lebanon
Mary C. Hale
Londonderry
Samuel C. Tryon
Emma C. Middleton
Newbu
Lupet
Bangor
Addie Jordan
Saco
Charles
Mook
Some
Tug Britarts
Germanic
Phoenicia
Wilkommen
Southampton
Normannia
Pene
Standard
Philadelp
Las Palmas
Blenheim
Pensacola
Haxby
Dannet Head
Georgia
Fairfax
March
Ulstermore
Moore
F. W. Brune
Lewis
Anthony Groves, Jr
Robert A. Snow
Pillsbury
Gregorytown
Venus
Barkley
Governor's Harbor
William W. Converse
Nobska
Harrisburg
Salem
Hammond
Vessel troubles and wrecking deals span Atlantic routes
Reports from Delaware Breakwater and New York describe the schooner William H. Rutan leaking after breaking rigging. The tug Gertrude towed the barge Marshall after collision with the ferry Atlantic, causing damage to both. Nassau reports the British schooner Mabel Howard arriving leaking with uncertain cargo loss. New Orleans notes cargo losses on the French steamer California totaling 45 000 dollars, plus a wrecking agreement dispute over the Rebecca J. Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
William H. Rutan
Norfolk
New York
Gertrude
Marshall
Atlantic
East River
Staten Island
Nassau
Mabel Howard
San Domingo
New Orleans
California
Atwood
Rebecca J. Moulton
Trade cargo rates for schooners in Philadelphia trade
The Mary B. Judge schooner carries coal from Philadelphia to Gardiner at 60 cents plus towage for £400 per month. The Bessie Brown sails Philadelphia to Richmond at 58 cents. The Bayard Barnes runs Philadelphia to New Haven at 60 cents. Norwegian, 1,432 tons, West India trade value noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West India
Mary B. Judge
Philadelphia
Gardiner
Bessie Brown
Richmond
Bayard Barnes
New Haven
Record high turnout for city high school entrance exams
Twelfth grade pupils registered at designated sites for admission tests to high schools. Registration surpassed all prior city totals with over 2500 candidates. Central High and two manual training schools drew 518. Girls High is expected to attract around 1468 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Changes in the Marine Corps Retirements Promote Officers
Major H. B. Lowery, quartermaster Marine Corps, applies for retirement. His retirement will promote Captain R. B. Collum, now stationed here, to major and take him to headquarters, and will bring Captain Oak Denny, now at headquarters, to this assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Lowery
Quartermaster Marine Corps
R. 8. Collum
Oak Denny
Suspect Cash Shortage Tied to San Francisco Death
Isaac Norton cashier at the Internal Revenue Collector's office died by his own hand after being told his accounts would be examined. Collector Welborne orders inventory of revenue stamps and audit of Norton’s books. Officials estimate a possible shortage of seven to eight thousand dollars, with Norton noted as a persistent card player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Isaac Norton
Internal Revenue Collector's Office
Welburner
Welburne
Welborne
Norton
Bath houses open Monday citywide for season
All city bath houses will open Monday. Chief Eisenhower of the Bureau of City Property ordered superintendents notified. New bath houses at Germantown and Water View Park join the roster, but the Thirty third and South street location is discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Bureau of City Property
G. Lawrence
Wharton Street
Thomas J. White
Master Street
L. P. Way
Ridge Avenue
T. McPherson
Beach and
Laurel Streets
Charles Hales
Mifflin Street
George Flourer
Nineteenth Ward House
Second
Cumberland Streets
Hobert Dodd
Germantown
Waterview Park
Murderers of Henry Pollex freed in Nicaragua case
Two Nicaraguan natives, a father and son named Ayer dis, were found guilty in January of killing Englishman Henry Pollex but have been declared not guilty due to imperfect forms in Nicaragua's Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Galveston
Texas
Ayerdis
Henry Pollex
Supreme Court
Rev Lorenzo D McCabe Dies After Fifty Years of Teaching
Delaware Delaware June 18 Rev Lorenzo D McCabe D D LL D long time professor at Ohio Wesleyan University and noted author and theologian of the Methodist Episcopal Church died this morning in his eighty first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Lorenzo D. McCabe
Ohio Wesleyan University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sacred concerts open at Lemon Hill pavilion
Tomorrow afternoon in the Lemon Hill music pavilion from 4 to 6 oclock the first Fairmount Park sacred concert of the season will be held. For ten years these Sunday concerts have been a summer feature and are funded by noted citizens. Subscribers include Frank Thomson Penn Railroad Thomas Dolan William M Singerly P A B Widener William M Elkins Benjamin A Van Shaick George W Childs Drexel Chas Harrah Edward J Stotesbury and Charles Cc Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Hill Music Pavilion
Fairmount Park
Park
Frank Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Thomas Dolan
William M. Singerly
P. A. B. Widener
William M. Elkins
Benjamin A. van
Taylor Retirement Eases U S Spain Ties
Madrid dispatch notes Hannis Taylor United States Minister to Spain retires. Epoca praises his work maintaining good relations between the United States and Spain and his departure leaves a strong impression of his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Epoca
Hannis Taylor
United States
Spain
Taylor
State to Acquire Swiss Railroads Adopted by Council
The Swiss State Council votes 26 to 17 in favor of the state taking over the railroads. A bill to formalize the transfer is being prepared and will be submitted to the Bundesrath for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
State Council
Switzerland
Bundesrath
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Marie F. R. J. Flack
Thirty-first
American Brewing Company
Wilhere
Gibboney
Law and Order Society
Joseph P. McCullen
McCullen
Catharine Madden
Lcense
Drury Street
Miles Sweeney
James O'Brien
Insuranee Patrol
O’brien
Jeremiah G. Donoghue
Eighth and
Vine Streets
John A. Wade
Ninth
Sansoni
Charles A. McBride
McBride
Fourth and
Spruce Streets
Patrick McGeough
Pine Street
Sylvester Cross
McGeough
Moses
Rosenbach
Savoy Hotel
Sonth Thirteenth Street
Juiius Fromhagen
Fromhagen
George Franks
Frankford Avenue
Morris J. Harvey
Franks
Probers
Hicks-Moore
Hicks
Linn Hartranft
Schuylkill
Washington Monument
Mary Davis
Gold
Francis
Thayer
P. A. Dempsey
Italy
Fifteenth Ward
Maxwell
Davis Will
Seltzer
News OF the Shipping World
Port OF
OCEAN
Siberian
Eee
Pennland
Bronaos
Tlinois
Seeeaee Antwerp Ae
Trndiana
Delaware Bay and River News
Mrs. Lyness
Mobile
Geestemunde
Flushing
Stettin
Copenhagen
Tria
Toe
News of
Marine Corps
Pollox
Lorenzo D. M'Cabe
World Drinks
Rootbeer
Charles E. Hires CO
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