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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1902

Page

12

Real estate bids and plans flood Philadelphia area notices

Builders Cramp & Co win lowest bids for Wilkes-Barre court house and post office. Richmond apartment plans by Chesterfield Co include a seven story steel and brick structure with rathskeller and 81 suites. Numerous bids due June 25 28 for shirt waist factory additions and several Hales & Balfinger designs. Warehouse and factory plans across Philadelphia region with cost estimates from 10 000 to 39 000. Freeman & Co sells multiple properties in Freeman Building listing diverse parcels and improvements. Local real estate transfers include many mortgages and deeds across Philadelphia and suburbs with dates in June 1902. An agreement shields a Broad Street repair project from liens following a fire damage.

Cramp & Co United States Court House Wilkesbarre Franklin and Shafer Streets Richmond Chesterfield Apartment House Company Wade Company William R. Dougherty Hales & Balfinger M. Haber & Co Brown Street Seventh and Catharine Streets Octavian Hill Association Ravillo Duhring, Okie & Ziegler W. W. Rea H. B. Shoemaker & Co Pennsylvania Construction Company Ellsworth Joseph M. Huston P. A. B. Widener Ogontz Horace Trumbauer Bailey & Truscott Soulis Mt. Desert William F. Creer R. Monroe Stout Twentieth Columbia Avenue Charless. Warner J. F A. L. Pennock Bureau of Building Inspection Fele & Co Island Road Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore George Kessler R. H. Foerderer Frankford Columbia Storage Company Passyunk Avenue Greenwich Street Bureau McKee Bros Giles McMitchael Ellsworth Street Harry Brocklehurst H. Dannenbaum State Road Dark Run Lane Karl Penckert Martin Stroh Germantown Avenue B. M. Gregg Arch ST 56Th St Ithan Frazier John McConaghy James R. Taylor Brunswick Ave 80Th St Woessner Ave Wos Suffolk Ave Wws Gibson Bladhs Ave He S Holbrook Ave 79Th St Harley Ave S0th St Hat Ave Catharine John Galbraith Charles F. Stevens Euclid Ave John Serrill John G Edgemont ST Lefevre George A. Sinn William F. Sinn Edward J. Trotter 8Th ST Manning George W. Sunderland John Garitee Essen Gowen Ave Crittenden Hes Francis I Fredericka M. Klauder William Hl Leek Stephen S. Leek Boos Steeds S. Movamensing Mountain S2d No Ave Sist Gibson Ave S2d St Cherbourg Park Real Estate Company Charles J. Rooney Oo Cobo Beeep Thomas Muldrew A McNeal Brandywine and Ringgold Weor Margaret McGrath City of Philadel Hia Berkley ST John Chalmers Sadie R. Dean Brown ST Joseph Phillips Nicholas C. Fanning A'S Sauls Claridge ST Township Line John G. Roess Marie C. Seibel Chadwick ST S. James Coffer Julius Stern Cypress ST Carter Williams Paul Killinger Cayuga ST 15Th John Steigerwald F. M. Richards Eastburn ST Westminster Ave J. Milton Reed Ger Ss. Devine Chestnut Ruanstead Cor Robert W. Fitzell Alexander- Cowan Fitzwater ST Ellen M. McKeefery Joseph H. Brittun Gratz ST Elizabeth Seeles S. Roberts Mary Roberts Jeremiah C. Callaway Germantown Ave Coulter Catharine B. Knight Euston Morris Keystone ST Brenner Emil J. Herts Richard Walsh Sune Serioo. S Icsviicccivesss Linmoore Catharine Christen Jacob M. Stone Michael Heavieun Mountain ST 21St St Philadelphia Marvine Bernard W. Armstrong, Jr Emma Widman Roe George W. Parsons City of Napa ST Berks Berke John Y. Huber William Gegenheimer Noble ST Powelton Building Association Charles H. Dewees Berka Norris Woodington Emma L. Flem- OL Valise Old York Herbert H. Downabrough Anna M. Wagner WS. Tugrige. SG Rockland and Fairhill Charles Myers Marle Zimmerman Ritner ST Charles J. Cronin Harry A. McClemnan William Russell Wenden Spruce ST 20Th St Thomas Gallagher Ing Mtge Filen EK Glendinning Mary C. Page Lehigh Ave Lehigh John T. Greenwood James F. Gill Thomas Kaye Jobe Hagan William Maeson Laura C. Holtzman ST. James Terrace Woodland Ave William E. Gaunt Simon Pes Mortap ST Medary Ave J. Clarence White City of Ja Worth Fmma Sonneborn Serces Cnunn Madanet Tioga Carlisle Sts J. Kawin Cummings Mey Tucker Walnut AE Sekrabseraiese Charles W

VESSELS MUST CARRY LIGHTS IN NIGHTS COASTWISE ARE TARGETED

The Merchants and Miners Transportation Company joins with Old Dominion Steamship Company to stop coasting vessels sailing without lights at night. Navigation law violations have caused casualties and deaths. Old Dominion Line captains logged twenty four unlit ships sighted between New York and Newport News over eighteen months. Coastwise lines will act together to halt the dangerous practice.

Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company Old Dominion Steamship Company Old Dominion Line New York Newport News

Shipping News From Philadelphia Harbor June 18 Highlights

The shipping page lists arrivals and departures across Philadelphia and regional ports. Steamer Romsdal and Saginaw arrive with cargoes including sugar and merch, while vessels like Ocean, Saxon and Defiance sail for Boston, New York, and Philadelphia under various lines. Delays, demand shifts, and rates for lumber, coal freights, and general cargo reflect a stagnant market, with several ships reported at Gulf and West India destinations and several schooners and barges moving between coastal ports.

Romsdal Hirsch Guantanamo William J. Gransfield Katie Johannesen Port Antonio West India Fruit Company Saginaw Tunnell Richmond William P. Clyde & Co Anthony Groves, Jr Fowler Baaltimore Groves Benefactor French New York Ocean Boysen Amsterdam Philip Ruprecht American Team Philbrook Rockland Stone, Hardt & Cummins David A Fisher Kennebec Charles T John Booth Emmons Long Cove Nickerson Boston Philadelphia Steamship Company Saxon Briggs Fall River Defiance Ford George H. Stout Davis Troy Albany Baltimore Donald Warnicke Banes United Fruit Company America Savannah H.D. May & Co Grafton Salem Winthrop Portsmouth Ardmore Portland Charles Silver West India Gulf United Kingdom Continent Roma Corinthia Hercules Reh r G_L. Trundy Apala New London Rataner Brunswick Faiydnes C. B Grant Carver’s Harbor Maurice River

Woman Freed of Bigamy in Quarter Sessions Court

Laney H Parker, also known as Lacey Deterle, was tried for bigamy. The judge acquitted her after she testified she married William Deterle on July 30, 1900, and kept living with him. the man claiming to be her husband, William Henry Parker, was released with no indictment.

Laney H. Parker Lacey Deterle William Henry Parker Warwick England Parker William Deterle Deterle

Slayer Escapes Lynching in Wheeling Night Flight

Charles Scott, the man who shot Samuel Jones and Mrs. John Dull, fled to safety under guard after a night of mob threats by Hungarian sympathizers. Sheriff and twelve guards moved him from Connersville to Steubenville, hiding him in a cellar to avert violence.

Wheeling W. Va Charles Scott Samuel Jones John Dull Connersville Scott Steubenyhile

Feeney Widow of Ford Commits Suicide in Durango

In Durango Colorado Mrs Margaret Feeney widow of Bob Ford the man who killed Jesse James took morphine and died. She was separated from her husband and had lived in Creed. The report notes her status as widow of Ford and mentions Jesse James.

Durango Col Margaret Feeney Bob Ford Jesse James Creed

Foreign ports telegraph summary of arrivals and departures

Telegraph bulletin lists ships arriving and sailing at ports including Philadelphia New York London Leith Queenstown Bremen Genoa Halifax Plymouth Boston and Baltimore with vessels such as Helen Energie Pretoria Canada Dunraven Sloter Wilhelm Kronprinz Wilhelm York Gallia and Kronprin Wilhelm provisional dates June 14 to June 18 and routes via Newport News Norfolk St Johns N F and Liverpool with cargoes passengers and mail in transit

Port Antonio Helen Philadelphia Shields David Halifax

Steamers and routes list from Monterey to Havana and beyond

A dense list of steamship names and destinations including Monterey Havana Bureermeister Petersen Shields ships and port calls such as Tuscarora London Neuces Galveston Snyg Gibara Tonawanda Shields Wac camaw Georgetown Donna Marta Lisbon Oceanic Liverpool Colorado Hull Shawmont San Juan Carthaginian Glasgow Melinic Puerto Plata Gulf Stream Philadelphia Nord kyn Sagna Ask Port Antonio Frederick DeBarry Jacksonville Hamilton Norfolk Blue fields Baltimore steamed lines to Havre Bremen Bergenseren Sanchez Queen Wilhelmina Adelaide St. Kitts Blanmanden Hamburg Veritas St. John N. B Silvia Halifax Isis New Orleans Green Jacket Philadelphia Sir Richard Grenville St. Lucia Philadelphia Southampton Teutonic Liverpool Southwark Rapallo Baltimore Excelsior Flushing Durango Baltimore

Friksen Rio de Janeiro Lizzie Babcock Nelson Trinidad Brothers Kelly Tarpun Bay John S. Snow Stevens Governor's Harbor Mary Lee Patton Steelman Jacksonville Ida Lawrence Campbell Savannah Edith H. Symington Stiles Port Royal Artemista Kublwein Hamburg Yumuri iKngebretsen Port Antonio Habil Gundman Mary Bradshaw Bachelier Philadelphia William B. Herrick Wood Wilmington N. C E. H. Weaver Weaver Fernandina M. B. Cressey Haskell Port Tampa Tena A. Cotton Griffith New York Sagua Matanzas Providence Virginia Palmer Baltimore White Hall Heppell Bermuda Harold H. Clausenos Hart Boston Charleston Iroquois Chichester John McDermott Looker T. Morgan Anthony Clara F. Bergen Edwards Percy Birdsall Peckworth el Valle Grant Cayo Romano London Banana Painter Harald Halverson Rocas del Toro Condo Rasmussen Livingston Monterey Havana Bureermeister Petersen Shields Tuscarora Neuces Galveston Snyg Gibara Tonawanda Waccamaw Georgetown Donna Marta Lisbon Oceanic Liverpool Colorado Hull Shawmont San Juan Carthaginian Glasgow Melinic Puerto Plata Gulf Stream Nordkyn Sagna Ask Frederick DeBarry Hamilton Norfolk Bluefields la Touraine Havre Bremen Bergenseren Sanchez Queen Wilhelmina Adelaide Sir Richard Grenville St. Kitts Blanmanden Veritas St. John N. B Silvia Halifax Isis New Orleans Green Jacket Sugg Baracoa Avonmouth Astraca Kingston Vigilancia St. Lucia Southampton Teutonic Southwark Rapallo Excelsior Flushing Durango Astoria Eheveeeseys Glaszow Phoenieia Lastleigh St. Lavin Coronada Gibraltar St Nicholas St. Lucia el Norte Antwerp New Orleans la Savoie Fuerst Bismarck Oh Mohican Swansea Panama Bordeaux Barbadoes Salliog Tion Cuba Coleridge Une Brazil Lauenburg Halitt Seneca Une Mexico Trave Naples Astor Glengen Minneapolis Campania Noordam Rotterdam Jnmates Colorado Dune Hull Cheklaune Copenhagen Pring Maurits Venezuela Porto Rico Jane Curacoa Vaderland Rinecher T.adam Phoenicia M. Theresia Brenes Sardeena Genoa St. Paul Gouthametde Verante Fred, der G Jone Fuersta la Savo Jjune Itawre Columbia Umbria Moonland Minnetonka Cones Liverool Aller Asessenes Statendam Nord America Graftz Aldersee I. Rinz W Eenly Thinness Majestic Frexpeck Bretagne Avre Columbiasts van Luise Igaly Remen Celtic

Wrecks and towings report troubled Atlantic waters

A British steamer Sahara ran aground at Ric Island and was refloated with the aid of wreckers. The tug 8 A peecueeer towed Rosa Mueller toward Philadelphia after losing its jib and foresail. Cayo Mono returned to Hamilton with disabled machinery after passage from London to New Orleans. Captain Milne reported a sunken wooden wreck near 16.40 N 33.20 W. Sagamore, formerly City of Trenton, shifts to passenger service for the Long Island Rail Road, sailing from North River piers to Long Island City.

Rosa Mueller I Philadelphie Cape Peecueeer Actaving Sahara Ric Island Quebec Cayo Mono Bermuda London New Orleans Hamilton Milne

Rich fares and bridal wreaths across Europe

Th ings worth knowing note Congo rail fares at £20 for 20 miles or about 1s 6d per mile. Wreath customs vary by country from myrtle in Germany to orange blossoms in France and England, white roses in Italy, red roses and pinks in Spain, vine leaves in Greece, rosemary in Bohemia, and artificial towers in German Switzerland. Christie's Dunn-Gardiner sale sees Tudor cup fetch £4100, with silver weight around Moa Sdnt and value about £200 per cent. Cup measures four ji eter?

Germany France England Italy French Switzerland Spain Greece Bohemia German

Courts in Philadelphia Mass Tort Docket Listing

Court No 1 and Court No 3 entries list trespass and assumpsit suits against City of Philadelphia, Erie Railroad, and private defendants, with numerous attorneys named. Case actions include mortgage suits, ejectment, and landlord disputes, plus capias and summons details from Courts 1 3 4 5. A capias against Sophia Savransky for David Hyman and non session in room 653 noted.

Charles E. Verta Barnes-Erb Laundry Co J. C. Henling Cornelius Carney Alfonso Celiberti James 8. Clifford C. HU. Guilbert City of Philadelphia John G. Lamb Samuel Darmon Frederick L. Knox Sarah E. Hudson Conrad and Middleton Sophia Savransky David Hyman M. Greenwald William Campbell & Co James S. Montgomery Assumpsit W. N. Morris the National Security Bank Anna M. Wilson Well and Weil Morrisdale Coal Company The Erie Railroad Company J. G. Johnson Thomas Stilley William Kuhn E. T. Abrama Frank H. Massey Sophia Spies Christina Schneider EF. C. Michener Mary Jane Taylor Deborah Ratcliffe James Donley G. C William F. Nyeva Carrie B. Kilgore L. FF. Kauffman T. P. Jones & Co William A. Young W. A James O'Donnel Samuel F. Nixon J. Frederick Zimmerman People'’s Theatre Morris Coal Company Commonleal

Bankrupt Discharges in U S District Court for City Residents

In the United States District Court four individuals and two business entities were discharged as voluntary bankrupts. James Henry and Charles Reith, with Jonas Hageman and his firm Hageman Co, and Henry M Reis with Samuel W Cotns operating as Reis Coons Co, were all granted voluntary bankruptcy discharges. Jacob Kahn trading as J Kahn Co faced an involuntary bankruptcy. Referee Joseph Mason oversaw the matters.

United States District Court James Henry Charles Reith Jonas Hageman Hageman Co Henry M. Reis Samuel W. Cotns Reis, Coons & Co Jacob Kahn J. Kahn & Co Joseph Mason

Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Courts Yesterday

A list of judgments entered in Common Pleas Courts shows numerous plaintiffs and the amounts owed on notes leases and other obligations. Names include Mewton Kenny F Gritting Richard Woods Mrs Rose Bishop Louis Rose & Co. James J. Gleeson and many others with totals ranging from a few dollars to several thousand. Some entries note transcripts from magistrates and defenses listed as lack of appearance or defense.

Common Pleas Mewton Kenny Peter H. Kenny F Gritting Richard Woods Harry C. Kahn John Averell Frederick Fitsmire Averell & Fitsmire Rodger Maynes Murray Mitchell Mary Giberson John R. K. Scott Sweeney Rh. Graham M. . Dougpsey Wilson-Childs Wagon Company Wilmington Wheel Company Hooks Smelting Company Henry B. Whittaker United Collieries Company John Whitehead Cleirfield County Court Anna Matlock Robert C. Matlock Strawbridge & Clothier Joseph F. Dale Swift & Co Jermon John Bateson Covenanter A. Oliver Winchester Joseph C. Ferguson J. Miller Thomas Ann E Fannie L Henrietta M. Thomas Martha F. Chapman Franklin Langstaff Ohio Mining and Manufacturing Company Randle Johnson Charles K. Parsons Stevenson James Bond James Smith Smyth William Smith National Bank of Germantown Philadelphia Warne B. Killian A. F. Muehlhauser Archibald G. Smith Adrance C. Wadeworth Jacob Binig Edmund H. Striker Theodore P. Butler F. C. Young

Libel Filed Over Delaware River Collision Involving Viz Canna

Donald McArthur, master of the steamer Viz Canna, sues American Dredging Company in a U S District Court claim for 1540 dollars. He contends the Viz Canna struck a flotilla of scows lashed in tiers off Tinticum Island due to lack of anchor lights and improper swinging with the tide into the channel.

Donald McArthur Vizcanna United States District Court American Dredging Company Libellant Viscalia Delaware River Tintcum Island

Common Pleas Summary in Decisive Court Lists

Consultation notes show Judge Beitler's new trial arguments and misc motions in Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Court No 2 reports Rule absolute Wells v Steigerwalt. Court No 4 lists Poole v Lindsay and In re James G. ine Council TT Jr. several motions for new trials and arrests of judgment are continued or discharged. No regular session until Monday or next week.

Beitler Quarter Sessions Reitler Common Pleas Wells Poole Lindsay James G. Ine McLaughlin Traction Company Lichtenstein Electric Light Company Cornelius Ston Black Vs Beatty Gon Eult Show Voice Manufacturing Company Edmundson Vs Paving Company la Ve. Jon Singer Manufacturing Om Mowe Iy Dhal

Wills and administrations filed in Philadelphia probate cases

The article lists admitted wills and administrations including Bernard Off and others with specific bequests, Susan J. Brown’s administration grant, and Mary Merrefield’s inventory. It covers a probate contest over John Firth’s testament with Judge Singer dismissing caveats, confirms admission of the instrument, and notes inquiries into undue influence surrounding Mrs. Bridget Loughran and Miss Grogan, with continued hearing set.

Bernard Off Rittenhouse Street Dr. Cloves W. Gleason Arch Street Mary Mangin South American Street James Thomas South Fourth Street Sarah Jane Soley Inos Harrison Street Frankford Susan J. Brown Chestnut Street Mary Merrefield Register of Wills John Firth Charles B.D. Richardson Mary A. Smedley Register Singer Bridget Loughran South Fifteenth Street Catharine McGarrity Testatrix Catharine Grogan

Orphans Court Adjourns Over Bergdoll Estate Rents

Louise Olter files exceptions to the adjudication in the estate of Louis Bergdoll deceased alleging the auditing judge erred in denying her half of rents accruing after death. President Judge did not enter decrees. Charles H. Thompson appointed guardian of Irene Moore. Frederick T. Agard guardian ad litem of minor Cawleys. James Judge, Robert B. Judge and Agnes Mac Bride ordered to file a trustee account within ten days.

Orphans’ Court Louise Olter Louis Bergdoll Louis Bergdoll, Jr Anno Charles H. Thompson Irene Moore Frederick T. Agard W. Bruce Cawley

Quarter Sessions Court Dockets Report In Case Mix

The court records detail guilty pleas and sentences across multiple chambers. George W. Miller and Kate Grady receive prison terms while others face months for larceny or minor offenses. Additional cases include false pretenses, cruelty to animals, and various habeas corpus petitions with diverse outcomes.

Excursions to Atlantic City and Cape May by Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad West Jersey and Seashore Line will run a 1.00 excursion Sunday next June 22 to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Avalon Harbor Berry Seaville City and Peermont with special trip details brief and listed destinations.

Atlantic City Cape Mar Pennaylvania Rail West Jersey & Seashore R. BR Pennaylvania Railroad West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Cape May Ocean City Avalon Harbor Berrie Sealale City Peermont

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