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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Haverford College
Wayne Avenue
John W. Busford
Twentieth
Henry D. Dagit
Tioga Street
Joseph Heaton
Market
A. B. Lewis & Son
Somerset Street
Eighth Street
Henderson & Co., Limited
North American
Baumann & Leeds
Brandywine
Thompson & Coral
John Dickson & Son
Thomas McCarch
Bowman
Sterling
Washington Avenue
E. Remillon
Henry G. Schultz
Bu J. & A. Sane Than
Pitir-Eighth Street
Ten Vie
Hu. H. F
Leighty-Third
Fourth Streets
Jobu Shtreet
Shirecais Eee Seren
Turing Balding
Wilkes Crs MaBefac
Addison ST
18Th St
William BH
Ralph C. Scotney
Patrick J
Penain O E. Logan
le B. Seree
George B. Wilson
Clea St
Anne
Smith
Raahs Cuits
saSa Wighas
Luke Tran
St. Vincent’s Catholic Orphans
Tioga
Margt
Ragan
O'S Stein
Luzerne
Hopkins
49Th ST
Fairmount
Andrew Moore
Chas
Oneks Anklin ST
Bernard - Krause
John W. Pinot
Unity
Green
Chas, I
Ida K. Rowley
Girard Ave
Jones
Adelheid Rete
Nne
Hofenagle
D St
Wilkinson
Hugh Watt
Gotigo
Haworth ST
Une
Willow
Susan P. Cassidy
Anna E. Wilkins
Lawndale
Bleigh
Matthew Hume
Jne Dawson
Henry Richards
E. Bleigh
Leidy
Philip Weidner
Clemens Titzek
Manton
Westcote
Anna M. Thorn
Barbara Fi Oeeet
Henry Koffs
Bel- 3
Sarita McC. Bond
Alfred H. Iliama
Mountain ST
8Th
Margaret Orr
Southwark Mills
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Roulston
Jos. O'Neill
19Th
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Cayuga
Jno. Brown
Porter, ST
Fairhill
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Thomas D. Supplee
Harry
Woodward
Seteensad
William G. Nicholas
George Bayliss
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Mifflin
John Murphy
James J. Dwyer
Eevese Stewart
Mary Ahern
Oe D. Cummons
Essenseaes
ST. Albans
Julia Byrnes
Burns
Stewart
John H. Smith
George
Commons
Fin “Wallace
Rachel M. Raiguel
John McLain
Sears ST
Alfred Christian
Edward J. Hayes
Ada C. Manning
Tasker
Benjamin F. Teller
Torresdale Aorses
S . Tyson
George Earnshaw
John Wee
Fidelity Trust Company
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Mary J. Barr
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Philadelphia Times
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Richard P. Strong
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Samuel R. Whitall
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H. A. Mackey
William I. Nyers
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Lydia J. Liggett
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Hen Peterson
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van Sant
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William H. Brown
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Joseph 8. Conover
Charles B. Costello
William H. Davis
John F. Dieterich
Robert J. Earley
Mortimer N. Eastbhy
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Lang Ernest
David H. Evans
Harry ©. Evans, Jr
John L. Evans
Rowland C. Evans
John W. de B. Farr
Horace H. Francine
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Thomas P. Glenn
Robert J. Graeff
Walter C. Graeff
Theodore J. Grayson
Charles Grossman
George B. Harley
Frank Hasson
Charles R. Ireland
William T. Kelsh
Ferman B. Kuntz
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Clay FE. Lewis
Edwin 0. Lewis
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James
Edward J. Dougherty
West Moya
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North Third