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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

12

Real Estate Plans and Transactions Highlight Philadelphia Builders

Cope & Stewardson sent plans for Roberts Hall at Haverford College to Dougherty and Little & Sons, a two and a half story stone building with alumni auditorium and manuscript display, funded by the Roberts estate. Other projects include Munyon factory at Fifty third and Jefferson, Miss Lewis residence addit ions, and multiple ware houses, factories, and dwellings across Philadelphia with estimated costs and architects such as Dagit, Heacock & Hokanson, Wilson Bros., and Pennock Company among the active firms and clients May 1902 to June 1902.

Charles B. Roberts Seymour & Paul Cope & Stewardson Lewis Pine Street Henry D. Daget Twentieth and Race Streets St. Vincent’s Catholic Orphans’ Home Heacock & Mhckanson Commerce and Huntingdon Streets Aramingo Avenue Henry A. Hitner & Sons Key W. Stradling Watson Tom- Monson J. E. & A. L. Pennock Fels & Co Island Road Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Wilson Bros. & Co Wiliam L. Ross Seventy-second Upland Streets West Tioga Street Henderson & Co Randall Frankford Frank R. Watson Ryan & Kelly J. A. Me Heacock & Hokanson Sheep & Vandegrift Lawrence Reno Orkney Bureau of Building Inspection Machin & Brown M. Haber & Co Brown Street Hales & Ballinger Chesterfield Richmond Kennedy & Kelsey Charles E. Bell Market Street Penn Furniture Company A. W. Dilks Thirty-second Street Theodore J. Lewis George Burnham, Jr

City Treasury’s Weekly Statement Reveals Large Deficit

The Philadelphia Times reports the City Treasurer J Hampton Moore showed receipts of 225683.44 and payments of 587400.27 for the department. The week ends with a balance of 1718500.25. Deposits are itemized across numerous banks and trust funds including Central, Northern, Centennial, and Girard Trust. Special notices cover military transfers and naval movements in late June.

J. Hampton Moore Central Northern Manayunki Manfrs SOT Market St Amer N. Liberties CGR coUiaks Cecvingag Aes Cyse B Rose Gleeslo America

Shipping News Highlights at Philadelphia Harbor

The June 20 shipping page lists arrivals from Boston Baltimore New York and Richmond including steamer Parthian Richard Willing and Ericsson plus schooners and barges. It notes dull markets for sail and lumber tonnage with small run for West Indies and limited grain demand. various vessels to Greece England and Rouen are noted with private terms and rates.

Parthian Briggs Boston Merchandise Philadelphia Steamship Company Richard Willing McLaughlin Baltimore Gravel R. D. Wood & Co Eaglet Warren New York William P. Clyde & Co Ericsson Grace Groves Yemassee O'Neill Richmond Green Jacket Palmer Alexandria St. Michaels McCall & Co Annie B. Mitchell Mehaffey Carver's Harbor Stove Hardt & Cummins Sallie I Dilks Jacksonville Steelman Addie Jordan Emerson Saco Ballast Haldt & Cummins Rodney Parker Higgins Rockport Stone J. Ls. Nicholson Rosa Mueller McLean St. John Laths Fike Paraguay Ockermann Sabine Pass Sun Oil Company Fowler Saginaw Tunnell Benefactor French Berkshire Ryan Savannah Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company Songa Mejilander Obana N. F Peter Wright & Sons Oil Providence D. May & Co J. N. Wylde Dumphy San Andreas Crowell & Co Somerville Apple River John C. Smith Wyman Phillip Ruprecht South America West Indies Yeddo Australia Queen Olga Java Delaware Cebriana Hermiston Pocasset Philadelphia Greece Semantha Miraud England Dart Liscomb Ship Harbor West Ferndere New Orleans Uni Kingdom Gulf Maude Ivernia Liverpool Harrie Bombay Suez Gibraltar Saunders Antwerp Rapallo Larene Manna Hata Charles Anthony Groves, Jr Mark Amy Vaughan Rio Janeiro Wm. F. Campbell Strout Gregorytown Mary Adelaide Randall Gaul New London Buccaneer Western Belle and N W. No. 6 Uller Norwegian Boe Port Antonio Frank W. McCullough Brink Georgetown 8. C Mary E. Palmer Wallace Thomas F. Pollard Jarman State of Texas Foster Juniata Bond Pees Newport News Falcon British Gross Norfolk Ohio Iowa New Haven W. Lockenback Thompson Covington Reeve Waltown Wilmington N. C James’ Naide Swain Norton the Standard Standard Oil Sullivan McNeill Barbados Anselm British Brown Esther Stevenson Bluefields

Shipping News: Arrivals and Departures Across Global Ports

International port notices list arrivals from New York and Philadelphia to Liverpool and Antwerp, with vessels including St Louis Haverford Germanic Ivernia and many steamers. Reports describe sailings to Boston Cherbourg Leith and Havre, plus ship repairs and incidents at sea.

Southampton St. Louis New York Antwerp Pennland Philadelphia Liverpool Haverford Saxonia Boston Musician New Orleans Queenstown Pepralnes Majestic Newark Germanic Banes Taff ST. Johns N. F Glasgow LA Guayra Maracaibo London Minnesota West Point Middlesboro Havre Baltimore Dieppe Ville de Dieppe Marcus Hook Cherbourg Moltke Genoa Palatin Rotterdam Prinz Eitel Friedrich Newport News Dunnett Head Rauma Leith Scilly Brilliant Flushing Kinsale Shenandoah Lizard Prinzessen Victoria Laise Hamburg Tropic Thurland Castle Norfolk Isle OF Wight Savannah Bremen RES Bayonne Phil Prawle Ems Calcutta Ce Res

Steamers and routes listed for transatlantic sailings

A damaged OCR list shows steamship names and destinations varying from Arkadia Porto Rico Tampico to Copenhagen Marveilles Montevideo and Liverpool. It mentions ships City of Washington Avonmore Poernambuce and several others with dates including June 19, and cites routes to Nassau Marveilles and Hamburg areas with inconsistent spellings and missing details.

Coleridge Airpool Lanenburg Haiti Seneca Mexico Trave Naple Astoria Minneapoline Noordam Athos Rotterdam Colorado Ekla Une Prince Exico Sb Ntine Pring Maurits Cuba San Juan Bermuda Porto Rico Trojan Prince Zulia Azores It'y Vaderland Curacoa Antwerp Medier Hamburg Phoenic Anaes Aples M. Theresia Bremen Sardegna Ateee Genoa Bul Se Cces Southampton Oceanic Inlay Liverpool Fred, der Gros A.M Bism'ck Citta di Torrino Naples Bohemian Allera Statendam Nord America Graf Waldersee Menominee London Majestic la Bretagne Columbia Uly Amburg Koenigin Luise Bremen Celticuly Liverpool Furnessia Glasgow Hohen Nicolai ,J Copenhagen Patria Marveilles Bellenden Montevideo Ask Banes City of Washington Nassau Adler Oomric Exeter City Poernambuce Avonmore

Northwest Saengerbund in Session in Peoria

Peoria Illinois June 19 the twentieth National Saengerfest of the Perr Chinese Sympte opened here today with a male vocal accordion and active program as speakers and choirs from several cities gathered for the session and concert events.

Northwest Saengerbund Peoria Perr Chines Male van Ane - Acti A

Courts Hear Wide Range of Assumpsit and Larceny Actions

The court docket lists multiple assumpsit suits including Stine v Stroud Woolman Carson and Elliot Co. v Sunshine Publishing, with various attorneys. Judge Davis presides in Court Nos 1, 3, 4, and 5, noting habeas actions, acquittals, and suspended sentences. A grand jury indicted Joseph Patton in connection with The Christmas Fund theft, plus additional indictments for toy pistol sales to a minor, gaming house, and Sunday liquor sale.

Eleanora V Joseph Patton Nestion Patton Christian Benzing Louis Hirschkovitz Isaias Lowe

Bankruptcy Declarations In United States District Court

William Hosking of this city discharged as a voluntary bankrupt. Andrew J. Thomas and Allen C. Hulshizer trading as Thomas and Hulshizer of this city adjudged involuntary bankrupts. Referee Richard B. Hunter presiding.

William Hosking United States District Court Andrew J. Thomas Allen C. Hulshizer Ween Thomas & Hulshizer Richard 8. Hunter

Judgments Entered Against Multiple Defendants in Common Pleas

Judgments were entered in the Common Pleas yesterday against numerous individuals and firms for debts and notes including Lewis Hutt executor on 160 and Kohler Co. on James Cursham 15.09 with several others listed for want of appearance or defense. In the U S Circuit Court Judge Archbald heard for a new trial in Selig Kahaner vs International Navigation Company related to alleged wrongful deportation amid a prior non suit.

Common Pleas Lewis Hutt Albert P. Hill Frank H Mary Gibson William L. Hartley T. Duffield Kohler & Co James Cursham Robert F. D' Amelio Fletcher Harry Grossman F. A. Poth & Sons Philip Derle Margaret Schwartz Catharine M. Lynch Building Association Jane M Conrad W. Goucher John McGrath William I. Jenkins Elizabeth McDuffee Hall & Carpenter Orlando Kelsey Lucretia Heckscher Bernice Burwell Keim Emma R. Miller Eliza Helen Miller A. Cook & Co New York United States Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company George R. Roden Archbald Selig Kahaner International Navigation Company Ahaner Circuit

Common Pleas Daily Session Notes and Trials

Judges Biddle Bregg and Beitler heard new trial arguments. They will consult today and tomorrow. Decisions include new trial list and miscellaneous matters with several demurrers sustained and judgments reversed. Court No 2 4 entries show rule absolute in City v Gourley et al and an equity case in room 453.

Biddle Bregg Beitler Mitchell City Valet Traction Company Roane Reinhalter Beck Acedyline Company Weylman Kelly Burk & McFetridge Company McBrerry Hyde Gourley Pennypacker Sulzberger Witlbank DeLucia Zellacebia Reading Railway Company Aer S. Reeder

Register of Wills probate report highlights several estates

Wills probated yesterday include Anna E Stratton and Andrew Tinney with monetary bequests listed. Letters of administration granted for Louis Koenig and Julia Fitzpatrick. Inventories show Mary A Tepler Taylor and Eleanor Bailiff estates. Ellen Clancey will disputed. Thomas Holt case notes exceptions in Orphans Court. Florence Holt contests readjudication of executors and trustees accounts.

Anna E Stratton North Sixteenth Street Andrew Tinney South Twenty-third Street McPherson Tacony Kimball Street Louis Koenig Germantown Ave Julia Fitzpatrick Hteenth Aue Hamilton Mary A. Tepler Ma . Taylor Eleanor Bailiff Ter Singer Ellen Clancey John Delmarer Florence Holt Orphans’ Court Thomas Holt Suditingae

Criminal case details under Judge Wiltbank involving Ostacy and Charles Guick

A fragmented crime note references Judge Wiltbank presiding over case Ostacy versus Charles Guick. Details are incomplete, but the entry indicates a criminal matter with named parties and court action pending or in process.

Wiltbank Charles Ie 'Guick

Young Lawyers Sworn In By Philadelphia Judge

Graduates from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and other colleges were sworn in to practice in Common Pleas Court No. 5 by Judge Ralston. The list includes Frances Anne Keay, Philip N. Goldsmith, and many others, noting Goldsmith as the only Penn graduate with distinctions in equity and bankruptcy and highlighting his father Meyer Goldsmith, a noted accountant involved in major trials.

University of Pennsylvania Law School Ralston Common Pleas Court Frances Anne Keay William Draper Lewis Mace Horace W. Leeds William H. Losch Thomas A. McNab James McD. Magee Forrest N. Magee Robert Mair Warren F. Martin Abram Peterzel Davenport Plumer Herbert A. Porter Thomas I. Parkinson Winfried 8. Reig Joseph A. Reeves George W. John F. Shields Walter T. Singer Morris E. Smith William I. Stanton Horace Stern Isadore Stern Joseph Sternberger Ralph C. Stewart Louis Strousse Theodore F. Thomas Frank G. Thomson Milton le Veasey Clarence A. Warden Charles H. Welles Charles 8. Wesley John S. Westner Walter S. Wible Arthur C. Wild John Wilson Joseph R. Wilson James C. Wray William P. Yohn Donald H. Yost Philip N. Goldsmith Meyer Goldsmith People’s Bank Mr. Goldsmith

Licenses Granted After Default on Fee Payment

Judges Audenried and Ralston granted four retail licenses under the act of 1858 after original holders failed to pay fees and lost licenses by default. Nine cases had licenses revoked for non payment. Approved transfers include Cassig on South Street and several others. one transfer to James P. Fyon was refused for 2744 Germantown Avenue site.

Brown Carl Atwood Smith West Side Forty-eighth Westminster Clark John West Philadelphia Evans F. W Land Title and Trust Company Juniper Street Dickinson South Forty-pinth Curren Mary Morris Kauffman Sears Zooret Ature Charles W Girard Trust Company Vamoad KOFFS Charlies G. Megargee Sour Sos ccc Nesenda Pirandine Logan J. J Jackson Building and Loan Association Callowhill Eighteenth Ann H. C. Irvin Thirteenth Street Marsch Herman Salite P 'Mason Second and Poplar Matthes H. H Vici Building and Loan Association Dittman Howell Mayers L F C. Mayer Germantown Avenue E Master Malchicek M. Molaner Ae Sik Fifth Mecarron Equitable “Trust ‘Company Hancock Street Girard Trust George F. Gillespie Mascher Street Berland Meighan Street Kensington Eeesawses Denver Boudinot Cedar Avenue Bocode Integrity Otttle Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Company Zella Downsbrough Eleventh and Venango Streets Eleventh Stree Venango Barr Vary William J. Barr James M. Barr Webb Street Fitzwater Chadwi Cronin Chatto L Wiliam’ S. Kimball Robinson Ensis Ucivses Deans John Sterling Et “Ux Ferdinand Trodell Brown Street Plenty Sh & Francke Mary L Peter Burkey Uber Street Germantown Avenues Mack William Joseph Nevil, Jr Fifteenth Frank Alexander Gray Naudain Street Forty-ninth McAleer James J. King Tenth Jackson Streets Taylor Abraham Merritt Emily G. Allison Forty-sixth Street Springfield Avenue Charles W., Jr Elizabeth L. Figuerie Green Street Chelten Avenue Audenried and Ralston Nathan Schaeffer W. Aldworth August Frick George Miller John Flanahan Dennie Street

Labor Leader Predicts Gains In Union Plan

Denver June 19 The Executive Council of the American Labor Union considers plans for future work. We are going to have the next great era in our history, said President at the close of the meeting. Intends to add at least six new fields at once. Charters have been received from the East, including five from Massachusetts.

Denver Executive Council The American Labor Union Preside Ald Mes Massachusetts

Excursions to Atlantic City and Shore Resorts on Sunday

The Pennsylvania Railroad West Jersey and Seashore route will operate a 1.00 excursion Sunday June 22 to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Avalon Stone Harbor Sea Isle City Peermont and Holy Beach. The train departs at 7 30 AM and returns after the day trip.

Atlantic City Cape May Etc Pennsylvania Railroad West Jersey & Seashore West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Ocean City Avalon Stone Harbor Verge Sea Isle City Peermont Holy Beach

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