Fifth Moravian Church Plans New Edifice in Germantown
The Fifth Moravian Church announces a new Moorish style two story church on Germantown avenue above Dauphin street with 356 seat auditorium on the second floor and a large Sunday school area on the first. Architect A. A. Richer and engineer T. R. Crowell of Lebanon oversee the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Moravian Church
Germantown Avenue
Dauphin Street
William R. Dougherty
A. A. Ritcher
T. R. Crowell
Lebanon
Herman Miller
Seventeenth
Cherry Streets
Henry P. Schneider
Huntingdon Street
Philip H. Johnson
Alder Streets
Angus S. Wade Company
St. George's Lithuanian Catholic Church
Venango
Salmon Streets
Charles E. Oelschlager
Nineteenth
South Streets
Creece
Westside Church
Savery & Scheetz
R. C. Ballinger & Co
Thomas Little & Sons
Frank L. Elvidge
Westside Presbyterian Church
Pulaski
Winona Avenues
Duhring, Okie & Ziegler
Watson & Sons
William McCouch
John R. Wiggins & Co
Appleton & Burrell
R. E. Ballinger & Co
W. W. Rea
Doyle
Post Hospital
Fort Washington
Blaisdell Paper Pencil Company
Wayne Junction
Wilson Eyre, Jr
J. Hampton Barnes
de Lancey Place
J. S. Cornell & Sons
Hiram A. Miller & Sons
Property and construction notices from Philadelphia area ledger
Numerous entries list repairs, builds, and alterations on Second Street to Third Street including fire damage repairs on Second Street and a brick wall on Mervine Street. Also noted are electrical and heating installations, tank tower, and various property transfers with dates mostly in June 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
Oxford Streets
Louis R. Elliott
Rockland
East Park
James Foster
Fifty-first
Henry Whitelam
Christian Street
Andrew Cornaglia
Kensington Avenue
Harry Cupit
Oxford Road
Cottman Street
T. 8. McVaugh
Mervine Street
John Blanke
Greene Street
Washington Lane
Cedar
Huntingdon Streets
York
Tabor
Francis Bros. & Jellett, Inc
Huntingdon Street
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth
Henry P. Schneider
Property transfers listed with builders and lenders
A long list of real estate conveyances shows multiple trades, including mortgages and transfers of property along streets such as Fifth, Ridge, Labigh, and Belmont. Names include D H Taylor, George Rickards, Solomon Greenberg, and Henry Zehner among others, with values ranging from 400 to 6,000 dollars, and references to Building and Loan Associations and the Franklinville area. An agreement exempting liens for a hospital addition and a club house project is noted, followed by shipping news and harbor traffic reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
George W. Grong
George M . Purves
Truong
Lehigh Ave
Title Insurance and Trust Company
Laura
Walton Ave
John Finn
W. Harvey Beegle
Mutual Land
Robert Gor
7Th St
Huntingdon
Brown
Adolph Zabiensky
Smith
John Rapp
D ‘Adair
Mary A. Richards
Pleasant
Edwin W. Saybolt
Ingston L. Biddle
K. Harris
F. Emery, Jr
Fes
Henry Zehning
Francis M. Been
Reed and Rion Sts
W Cor
Richmond ST
Russell ST
Henrietta Kirst
12Th ST
Haven
George
EB. Straub
1St St
Bodine
Joseph Ww
Rafferty
Bouvink
Columbia
Des Secneses Green R. Hulohizer
Nec
Vaistin Ip
Chas
Linkesuawe Ds
Cherry ST
Hopkins
Frank G. Taite
John Kennedy, Jr
D St
Somerset
Anna T. Stretch
Charles Spoers
Disston ST
Nes
Ae Ave
Tik
Samuel Pearces, Jr
Jos
J. O'Neil
Prmet Goan
Alex. T
Wilson
Dunsford
Germantown
Emlen St
Garrett J. Blanche
Patrick
LCUSA
Nike
Mary Inston
Bassenege Mountain
Eckhardt Te
Philadelphia
Caetphis Trust
Ae Jam
Joseph F. Scheswohl
David Macauley
Summer &T
Winter St
Jacob Suar
Edwin
Radley A
Pamere Bromley
Os N
Lisabeth Shute
Shafer
Bertha Slick
Monument Ave
Same
W. Harvey Beegie
Herman Naegele
Windsor Ave
Theodore P Farrell
Rosalie Hassler
Willow Grove
Thomas
Emily R Otterson
Norris
Philance
Charen T. Shoemaker
Philip
Ontario
Koval” Lane
21St Ward
Seis Bradley
le “Reatteld
Melvin
Es St Noth
Race
Felton
Oo Oea
Macauley
Russe’ Ean
Pranklinville Build- Loan Association
Columbia Avenue
Rickards
A. J. Wright
Fifth Street
Labigh Avene
Ics
Bevesdier Sete
Net Street
Venango Street
Eve Avenue
Pg Association
Ridge Avenue
Natrona Street
Mg and Loan Sa
Cecsssvacese
West Wooe
Seti Ads Ccsetcovn
Eencn
S.db Se
Bsp
Fidelity Trust
Zehner
Henry
Marlboro Building and Loan Association
Macdaniel
D. H
Constitutional Cge . H
O'Neil
Jose A. J
Horner
Fifty-eighth
Spring Garden
Thompson
Thole Street
Seach Weet Loan Amet
van Kirk and Loan Association
Titick, C
Parkside
North Eighth Street
Philip Street
Thomas Little & Son
Gynecean Hospital
North Eighteenth Street
Common Pleas Courts
Morse, Williams & Co
Philadelphia Quartette Club
Germantown Avenue
Provident Life and Trust Company
Boeing
Fourth and
Ranstead Streets
Hugh Boyd & Son
Henry Maurer
Change of venue granted in mob case at Vincennes
Judge O H Cobb moved the trial of William Edson from Knox county to Washington Davis counties for a speedy trial after affidavits claiming bias. Mobs clamored for Edson’s life as the crowded court heard the ruling. Edson was sent back to jail and the sheriff discharged militia and deputies from duty.
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Vincennes
Ind
Knox County
O. H. Cobb
Washington
Davies County
William Edson
Tragedy in Braddock as Annie Reno dies in fire
In Pittsburg Braddock, Annie Reno, 10, was fatally burned while playing near a rubbish fire behind the Robinson Hotel. Four others—Jennie Ellis, Mrs Mary Mal, Mrs Annie Baker, Justice Richards—rushed to help and were seriously burned but expected to recover. Annie’s death was imminent within hours.
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Pittsburg
Annie Reno
Braddock
Jennie Ellis
Mary Mal
Annie Baker
Richards
Robinson Hotel
Two Murderers Hanged in Baltimore Debt Era
Baltimore report June 20 states Frank Jones and John Johnson two black murderers were executed for killing Israel Bhai Sales in a case marked by swift justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank Jones
John Johnson
Israel Bhai Sales
Ork
Foreign Ports Update From Leith to Baltimore
Arrivals and sailings listed from multiple ports on June 18 to June 20. Notable entries include Rauma arriving from Philadelphia at Leith, and Philadelphia-bound steamers Canadia Ura Chester and others sailing from varied ports. Several vessels also reported arrivals at Baltimore and other East Coast points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Juan
Phila
New York
Janene Ida
Italaugters Ua Fet
Maetredam
Chester
Stratin
Texas
Philadelphia
Caravelia
Cape VA
Garden
New
Court docket lists numerous trespass and assumpsit suits
The court records show trials and filings in multiple dockets with cases including Max Cohen vs Bernard Lewitt for trespass and American Pressed Steel Company vs Charles Brown and Doyle & Doak for assumpsit. Attorneys listed include P Dever D W Hubbard Burr Brown and Shade and others. matter includes mortgage, replevin and other civil actions across Court Nos. 1 3 and 5 with diverse plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cohen
Bernard Lewitt
P. Dever
American Pressed Steel Company
Charles
Brown and
Doyle & Doak
Assumpsit
D. W. Hubbard
Ida Petticrew
Marie Petticrew
The
Forrest Sisters
Zaucerens Times Saeens
Rhea
Charles Atmore
Stal
Assumpeit
Burr, Brown and
Shade
William H. Harrison Ag Sons
William Nichol
W. R. Bricker
John R. Simon
Philip Simon, Jr
J. Granville Leach
Elizabeth C. Wilson
Miler
Common Pleas Summary of Five Courts Hearings
Five Common Pleas courts concluded hearings this week with no regular session until Sole Court No. 2. Decisions include Edmunds vs Tennis with a bill in equity dismissed and security set at 50 000. A petition for appointment of a lunatic trustee was filed in Court No 4 with Goertee to Charles F Albert deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltbank
Edmunds
Tennis
Bill In Equity
Sore Louis Golterman
Goertee
P Charles F. Albert
J. J. Ridgway
United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
New Jersey
George Pfeiffer, Jr
Common Pleas Court
Sheppard G. Young
Steamers Pass Through Haulage Ports Listed
June 20 notices show steamers sailing from Lizard Dungeness Prawle Point Isle of Wight Butt of Lewis AGR Kinsale Scilly and others. Vessels include Fries land Mary Lombardia Potsdam Island Barbadian Broadmayne with routes to London New York Philadelphia Rotterdam Naples Genoa Liverpool Copenhagen New Orleans and Dover orders.
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New York
Coronado
St. Nicholas St. Lucia
Hindoo Ckbeewe
Antwerp
la Savoie Hall
Fuerst Bismarck
Havre
Mohican
Bse
Ewe Eesens
Hamburg
Panama
Ee Eeee
Swansea
Gron See
Eeesees
Bordeaux
St. Paultte Eeneeeenees
Southamarbadoes
Umbria
Stirepee Ee
Destinane
Crmrte
Colert
Bra
Minneapolis
Une
Caepania
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Colorado
Jamaica
Ull
Bat
Prince
Copenhagen
Naples
M. Reg
Southa
Erst Bismek
A.M
Lumbia
Land
Glasgow
Antwe
Ateewee
Ateewee Une Il Minnetonka June 0.Citta di Torrino
Statendam
Ul Graf Waldersee
Mamborg
Ring We
T ‘Ie
Thampion
Menominee
Majestic
Neon Liverpool
Columbia Tees
Koenigin Luise
Bremen
Celtic Seeeeens
Furna
Hohenzollern
London
Potsdam
Zeeland
N. Antwerp
Pennsylvania
Philadelpia
Southampton
Rosser Artest
Lizard
Friesland
Rune
Baltimore
Dungeness
Maryland
Philadelphia
Prawle Point
Dunkirk
Marcus Hook
Isle OF Wight
Butt OF Lewis
Island
Christiansand
AGR
Lombardia
Genoa
Kinsale
New Orleans
Scilly
Broadmayne
Dover
Ships Active in Global Seas Among Nagasaki and Magellan Routes
The British steamer Queen Mary is reported near Nagasaki with steam plipe rs. A Dutch steamer passed through the Straits of Magellan from Tacoma to St Vincent, striking sunken rocks and later reaching Montevideo reportedly undamaged. The Valkyrie, sunk in the Elbe on November 9, is being floated and will be towed to Hamburg after cargo discharge. The Wessel remains beached at Glockstadt. Captain Bigelsen of the Nederland reports a long voyage west of latitude 0, noting barnacles and dangerous conditions en route with the Assen also mentioned.
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Nagasaki
Straits of Magellan
Tacoma
St. Vincent
Montevideo
Valkyrie
Elbe
Hamburg
Glockstadt
Bigelsen
Nederland
Eamer Assen
Ex-Senator Skirm’s Rubber Stock Sold for Creditors
Howell C. Stull, trustee for the property of ex Senator William H. Skirm, sold 1,232 Empire Rubber Company shares to a Ferdinand Roebling led syndicate for 135 520 dollars. The stock, owned by Skirm, was sold to benefit his creditors, with Skirm to remain head of the concern and dividends planned for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Howell C. Stull
William H. Skirm
Ferdinand Roebling
Empire Rubber Company
Skirm
Baseball Player Rescues Three Men From River
Sacramento text reports Peter Dowling, a baseball player, saved three men from drowning. Patrolman Dupage, Alexander Stevens, and James Mejrath were swimming when Stevens got into trouble and Dupage was swept away. Dowling jumped in, pulled Stevens out, and then carried the exhausted men to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Peter Dowling
Bohemian inmate Frank Boda found dead in cell
Baltimore dispatch reports Frank Boda, a Bohemian prisoner with prior suicide attempts, was found strangled in his jail cell. Authorities note he had previously attempted self harm and is now the focus of an ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jane
Frank Boda
Sean
Bankruptcy matters involve multiple disclosures in district court
The record lists several bankruptcy actions: Abraham B. Levenite of Millersville and Max Langer of Reading discharged as involuntary and voluntary bankrupts respectively. Wilson Childs Wagon Company listed as bankrupt. Referee Barber adjudged a voluntary bankrupt with liabilities stated. Other filings include C. Henry Stinson and John W. Edht as involved. Chester Baird estate case notes district court jurisdiction questions and potential state court route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham B. Levenite
Millersville
Lancaster County
United States District Court
Max Langer
Langer & Bailey Company
Reading
Wilson Childs Wagon Company
Wiltien
Barber
Barber, Cochran & Co
Bridgeport
Montgomery County
C. Henry Stinson
Nortown
John W
McPherson
Chester
Baird
C. R. Baird & Co
Rie
Andrew Brady
Attachments Issue In Two Judgments Against Defendants
T Lee Clark wins judgment against Mary N Shmson for 1587.50 damages on a note dated June 18 1902. Philadelphia Trust Company named garnishee to answer questions about trust held for the defendant. F E M Catherwood also suffers judgment on a note dated June 18 1902 with 5945 damages and a similar attachment is issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lee Clark
Mary N. ©. Shmson
Philadelphia Trust Company
F. E. M. Catherwood
Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Court Against Numerous Defendants
The record lists judgments entered yesterday in the Common Pleas Court against many individuals and entities on notes and bonds. Amounts range from small debt entries to several thousand dollars, including names such as Joseph K. Finley W. Freas E. Elder Lang Smith Premier Type Writer Co. and Lang dated June 6 1902.
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Common Pleas Court
Joseph and
Sadie K. Dean
J.W. Irwin
Hector M. Ralston
Samuel H. Parke
Daniel Freas
W. H. Freas
Anna T. Prichett
Michael J
Hannah Moran
F. G. Young
S. M. Adams
Same
Robert A. Craig
Building Association
Felippo Longo
C. Schmidt & Son
Andrew Hirschman
Julius Wellner
Louisa Braun
Peter Hecht
B. Cohen
Dora Cohen
David E. Simon
Lang
E. Elder
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Lewis Summers
L. Summers
Benjamin F. Bryan
Real Estate Trust Co
Reukauff, Sons & Ree Fas Ot Trust Co
Santhiathe, Coenen
John Menae
James Gill
Catherwood
T. Lee Clark
US District Court Case Involving Coal Cargo on Barge Nelilie
A United States District Court suit seeks recovery of the coal cargo lost from the barge Nelilie after a collision on a river. The defendant, an agent of the opposing party, fled the scene, and the case targets the value of the cargo and related damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge McPherson
Ravigaston
Uptless
Nelilie
Ohio man sues in U S circuit court over sled bill
William B. Cleveland of Ohio files a bill in the United States Circuit Court against Bead Company regarding a sled related dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Cleveland
Ohio
Weil Bead Company
Sskit
Wills admitted to rebate list includes multiple heirs and bequests
The Register of Wills announced rebates for Esther Dandurand and others with specified sums. Inventories were filed for Ann Hague Philip Barth Lee Pont and George F.P. Barth Jr. A codicil for Margaret M. Larasson was deemed invalid and its probate admission refused due to conflict with the will naming the husband as executor.
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Esther Dandurand
North Eighth Street
William 8. Martin
Elizabeth B. Taylor
Hamilton Street
Ann Scott
Worth Street
Frankford
John Eckert
West Dauphin Street
Sarah Ann Devine
Columbia Avenue
James S. Rice
Warren Street
Elizabeth Lumm
Norris Street
Sore
Emanuel Jureh
Poplar
Ann Hague
Philip Barth
Lee Pont
George FP. Barth, Jr
Margaret M. Larasson
William H. Kunzig
City claims higher probate tax on Michael Smith estate
Orphans Court notes Philadelphia city exception to adjudication and funding in the Michael Smith estate. City alleges $4,039.76 tax claim vs $2,639.32 scheduled, claim allowed by auditing judge in the adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Michael Smith
Orphans Court Motion List Brings Wide Guardian Appeals
The Orphans Court docket lists numerous estate actions including guardianships and discharge of executors. Names such as Heacock Hepple Buckman Dorazio Thole Pr Wright Prichara Leitch Stauke Marti Staake Graw Furst Wilson McInnes Schulcraft Reeves and many others appear for citations trustee sales and guardian appointments.
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Lst
Orphane Court
Heacock
Hepple
Buckman
Dorazio
Thole
Wright
Prichara
Leitch
Guardian
Stauke
Marti
Staake
Graw
Furst
Wilson
McInnes Schulcraft
B. Crawfor Reeves
McClintock, Jr. Sinkler
Hames Jones
G. C. Bowker
Matthew
Near
Been
Simpson
Brown
Burg
Simpson, Jr. Townsend
Colloway
Margerum
J. 8
Williams
Gumpert
Furth
Schieber
J. A. Miller
Hayes
Cleemann
Gramley
Kirkpatricky Tighes
Bright Devine
Fell
Feil
Spalding
Gross
Weaver
Tully
J. M. Campbell
McKinley
Rex. McGlinchey
Smaitz
Kriesen
C. R. Williams
Wurty
Hanna
McKee
Hirst
J. G. Johnson
Ellis
P. Boyd
Solomon
Seaweed
Evatt
Ford
Herb
Breitinger
Custer
A. D. Harrington
J. W. and
Hunsicker
Court records from Beitler division list multiple guilty pleas and sentences
Quarter Session Court No. 1 Judge Beitler reports Hugh Quinn guilty of attempted felonious assault on a minor with deferred sentence pending motion for new trial. William Johnson convicted of aggravated assault on Timothy Horan. one year in Eastern Penitentiary. Richard Frich sentenced six months in County Prison for aggravated assault on Amelia Gale. William Jones guilty of indecent conduct on a public highway. three months. John H. Cuthbertson pleaded guilty to larceny of $11. committed to Hunt Reformatory. Charles Peters pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. sent to Huntingdon Reformatory. Alfred Potts pleaded guilty to larceny of brass, sixty days. Sarah Johnson pleaded guilty to waist and skirt theft. thirty days. Em Freeman pleaded guilty to assault on Annie J. Hilton. William Dunlap pleaded guilty to larceny. Remington and Polk cases noted with sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Quinn
Margaret Stanley
William Johnson
Timothy Horan
Eastern
Richard Frich
Amelia Gale
William Jones
John H. Cuthbertson
Cuthbertson
Huntin Reformatory
Charles Peters
Huntingdon Reformatory
Alfred Potts
A. Fuller Company
Sen
Sarah Johnson
Mattie Irson
Em Freeman
Annie J. Hilton
Ae Jaye
William Dunlap
Ania
P. Remington
Charles Polk
Florence Polk
True bills returned against several local individuals
True bills were returned against Daley Soares and others accused of practicing dentistry without registration and operating as agents for the Commercial Fire Insurance Company of Wilmington without proper authority. Also named are George Ageee Jesse Belrer Jacob Rothechild and Frank G Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley Soares
George Ageee
Jesse Belrer
Jacob Rothechild
Frank G. Sherman
Wilmington
Excursions to Atlantic City and Cape May for $1.00
The Pennsylvanians Railroad West Jersey and Seashore Railroad announces a Sunday excursion on June 22 to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Avalon Stone Harbor Wildwood Sea Isle City and Pernment. Passengers pay $1.00 for the round trip with trains from Philadelphia and nearby depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Cape May
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Jersey
Seashore A. BE
Pennsylvvants Railroad
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Ocean City
Avalon
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
Sea Ace City
Peerment
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John Flynn
Narberth
Chestnuttreet
William Steele & Sons
Twelfth Street
Ashington Avenue
Denny & Welsh
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Thomas Herst
Seymour and
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Chestnut Street
Oliver H. Bair
H. B. Shoemaker
Lehigh
Francis Brothers & Jellett, Incorporated
Mylkill Navy
James Taylor
Fifty-firet Street
Farmers’ New Hay Market Company
Charles Smith
Cambria and
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Alexander T. Wilson
C. Thomas
Livingston L. Biddle
Locust Street
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Reau
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Christopher Fallon
Berwyn
George Burnham, Jr
Paoli
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Radnor
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Drexel Road
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Moses I. French
Clifton
Jerome Bacon
Darby
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Iestereis
Eighth Street
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H. G. Colladay
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Philadelphia Times
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Wrightsville
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Middlesex
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Planet Mars
Alexandria Bergenland
Ennland
Antwerp Amburg West Point
Minnesota
Durango
Sterfond
Eskelande
Deiquiri
Wilkommen
Germen
Schau
Shields
Itasca
Hudgins
Howard
Nickerson
Chatham
Ericsson
Grace
E. G. French
Jelly
Terpan Bay
Jennie G. Pilleberg
Soe
Ee Ray
Rio Janeiro
Boston City
Benefactor
Iroquois
Vaderland
Campania
Bermuda
Lauenburg
Port-au-Prince
Noordam
Trave
Seneca
Tampico
Dordogne
Banes
Prins Maurits
Hayti
Aragonia
Pensacola
Astoria
Patria
Athalle
Tilt Cove
James Turpie
Glasin
Hekla
Christiania
Trojan Prince
Etelka
Amsterdam
Athos
Kingston
Savanilla
Apache
Tonawanda
Avonmouth
Ask
Nicolat Sr
Marseilles
Bellenden
Adler
Coleridge
Pernambuco
Lavenburg
Isaac Morris
M. D
Patrick Muldoon
J. P. Norris
Frank C. Rook
Louis K. Rittenhouse
Gabriel C. Steiner Electric Company
G. A. Smyth
Baltimore Base Ball and Athletic Company
James Sheckard
L. Hutt
August O. Haddick
Renkauff Sons & Co
Hyman D. Buegeleison
Delaware Insurance Company
United Firemen's Insurance Company
Hanover Insurance Company
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Massachusetts
Queen Insurance Company of America
Hartford Insurance
Royal Insurance Company
National Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Buffalo German Insurance Company
Erie Insurance Company
Buffalo
British- American Assurance Company
Toronto
Mary Miller
Christopher Strombach
M. B. Elwert
M. F. Dunnoa
John W. Sheppard
Stevenson
John Trainor
Southwestern Street Railway
J. W. Speckman
George G. Mercerys
Arthur Machin
Frank Brown
M. H. Todd
Joseph Cincaglini
Joseph Guino
J. Scott
Joseph C. Jones
Joseph C. Jones & Sons
Harry Kuemmerle
Assump Eit
H. M. Tracy
John C. Lynch
Robert M. Shepkin
Annie McGuekin
Executrix
Hu Moody
Frank H. Mathis
David D. Mancill
J. W. Speakman
Edison Electric Light Company
J. C. Armstrong
A. B. Huey
David Cochrane
Isabelle L. Wright
John W. Wright
Isabelle C. Wright
C. E. Lex
Samuel 8. Freeman
Eea
W. Cooper
Common Pleas
JURY
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Wm. Lindsay
Emma Parmalee
B. Beith
William C. Moore
Disston Street
Wissinoming Avenue
Milner Street
John F. Grauch
U. S. District Court
U. S. Circuit Court
Orphans’ Court
Judge Beitler
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