New Court Takes Care of Children
The second Juvenile Court session, led by Judge Ralston at City Hall, heard cases involving neglected children. The court sent several to Catholic or Children's Aid Society homes, ordered guardianship with supervision, and urged magistrates to return underage bail cases to the Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
City Hall
J. ©. Duffy
Home Missionary Society
James Fitzpatrick
Catholic Society
Archbishop Ryan
J. ©. Biddie
Elizabeth Kerr
Children's Ald Society
Francis F. Kane
J. Percy Keating
Pennsylvania Society To
Richard Moore
Marion
Annie Startzel
Allan
Tamar Martin
John Reynolds
New Park
Keating
Reynolds
New York Society
Peter
Mary
John Ward
Children’s Aid Society
Children's Aid Society
Frederick
Charles Metzler
Ida Beecraft
Edward Melley
Ann Meyers
Watson
C. Duffy
The
Home Mission Society
Roy Parnell
Benjamin Matlack
Frank Marker
Andrew Wishosky
Catholic Protectory
Trieney Lernarde
Michael Boyne
Charles Wood
Finletter
Licenses Transferred in Philadelphia Court
Fifty-five saloon keepers and bottlers appeared before Judges Pennypacker and McMichael in room 676 for changes of location new licenses or permissions to sell out. Several applications were granted or held under advisement with two refusals noted for location changes affecting Belgrade to Richmond and Seventh to Seventeenth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennypacker
McMichael
John M. Smith
Belgrade Street
Richmond Street
John Cochran
Seventh
Reed Streets
Seventeenth
Sacre Streets
Circuit Court orders E Huon Jr to answer questions
After argument in the United States Circuit Court, an assignee directed E Huon Jr to respond to inquiries about certain conditions related to J W Mercur Co. The decision centers on the soumeigh copdlities of the firm and the areas involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Archbald
E. Huon, Jr
J. W. Mercur & Co
Equity suit seeks restraint in roofing tile case
Examiner in the equity suit of Ludowici Roofing Tile Company against Pennguly Blind Asylum seeks to restrain payments of 37 to Mercur & Co. until a claim of 7 000 for materials is settled. Assignee refused to answer questions or produce books on counsel advice. Legal questions center on the court's jurisdiction to marshal assets of the assign firm why the case is argued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludowici Roofing
Pennguly Blind Asylum
Mercur & Co
Overbrook
Equity suit over trade label infringement in Cleveland city
The Cleveland and Whitehall Company of Newburg N Y files in circuit court to stop S Ginsberg and Co from infringing a clothing trade label claimed under patent law. George H Earle Jr receiver of Chestnut Street National Bank sues Gratton C Williams to recover 954 41 on three promissory notes indorsed by Williams. notes range from 40 to 1250 dollars and were executed in 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland & Whitehall Company
Newburg
S. Ginsberg & Co
George H. Earle, Jr
Chestnut Street National
Williams Inn
Immigrant Couple's Russia Marriage in Habeas Case
In McPherson's court the Hayman Devine family seeks admission. lawyers argue Russian aunt nephew marriage is legal under Russian law and scripture, while the Pennsylvania acts deem it unlawful. Assistant District Attorney argues it violates moral and criminal standards and may block naturalization. Judge reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
United States District Court
Hayman Devine
John R. K. Scott
H. H. Rosenfelt
Russia
Scott
Stewart
Gover T
Acts of Assembly of Pennsylvania
Citigena
Bankruptcy Petitions and Discharges Reported
David Pennock filed a voluntary bankruptcy in U S District Court with liabilities of 58 026 72 and no assets. John L Gunn formerly trading as Ll H Hathaway & Company was discharged as a voluntary bankrupt. Moses Serber and Louis Rosenblatt were discharged from involuntary bankruptcy. Cyprian J P Bittner of Allentown Pa filed a voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities 5 217 and assets 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pennock
United States District Court
John L. Gunn
Isaac H. Hathaway
Ll. H. Hathaway & Company
Moses Serber
Louis Rosenblatt
Cyprian J. P. Bittner
Allentown
City Must Pay Historical Assessment For League Island Park Land
Common Pleas Court No. 5 ruled the City of Philadelphia must pay annual assessments levied by the Greenwich Island Meadow Company for swamp land acquired for League Island Park. The company had levied 879.96 dollars plus interest for 1890 on eleven condemned properties, and the city’s refusal led to a judgment in the company’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
League Island Park
Greenwich Island Meadow Company
General Assembly
Meadow C Company
Henry B. Robb
Greenwich Island
The
Meadow Company
Court No. 5
Damages For Grade Changes In City Streets Aired
A jury in Common Pleas Court filed a report detailing damages for grade changes on Clearfield Street and related streets. Totals include numerous individuals and trustees with awards ranging from hundreds to over two thousand dollars, covering Tulipi Tulip, Agate, Welker, and Welker Street areas and affecting Cedar, Tulippi, and Ann streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Street
Janney Street
Field
Ann Street
Common Pleas Court
John M. Schaeffer
Joseph M. Mitcheson
Thomas M. Thompson
Barbara KE. Wangstorfer
Maggie Ritterson
Morris W. Rudderow
John K. Forrester
Drew Conn
Edward Xscbs
Francis Evans
McLean
Philip Bauer
Jonas J. Hibekle
James Noonan
Anon T. Bramwell
Sophia Kvons
Amelia C. Pam
Samuel Rankin
Charles F. Macar
KR. Marie Folwell
Henry James
Cedar Street
Allegheny Avenue
Anna FE. Etzredt
Robert McGucken
Sarah Janes McGucken
Ida McGucken
Christian Preisendant
Susan T. Tees
John Myennem, Jr
Agg 2
Joseph Keenan
Clearfield
J. B. McDowell
George A
Retta Saiber
Thomas McGrory KE. Boyle
Christopher
Hohn
Agate Street
Glearfield
Anon Street
David M
Sean
Jesse Cloud
Catharine Twibill
David M. Hess
Lorenzo Iattadtoe
Aaron Subhers
Catharine A. Olmstead
Tulip Street
Christopher Everly
Anthony A. Hirst
Christopher Ellwanger
Charles M. Lentz
James A. A
William J. Scott
William D. le
Morris W. Derow
Edwin 8. Armstrong
Welker
Ann Streets
Louis’ Renner
Herman Heineman
Max Schuman
Julianin
J. M. Schaeffer
George A. Twibill
John Ee
William Pommer
William €. Ferguson
Solomon’ Alter
Tree
J. Janney
Lawsuit Seeks 9952 Dollar Judgment Against Mears
A Common Pleas suit filed yesterday by Ernest Law & Co. seeks 9952.74 from William A. Mears. The claim rests on a judgment against the Charlotte Steel and Tron Company of New York, in which Mears is alleged a stockholder. New York law allegedly makes stockholders personally liable up to the amount held in unpaid capital. The complaint notes 20000 stock issued with 10000 paid, leaving unpaid but due capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
As Leaming
Ernest Law & Co
William A. Mears
Charlotte Steel and Tron Company of
New York
Mr. Mears
Rommel suit orders bond certificate delivery in equity case
Judge Ralston in Common Pleas No 5 ordered the Summit Braved Wear Company to deliver to plaintiffs the fractional bond certificates shown in the suit Karmna C Rommel et al v Summit Braved Wear. One certificate for 300 dollars is in Emma C Rommel’s name and the other for 850 dollars is in the estate of John Rommel Jr. The order cites amenity delivery of a 1000 per OK FERT BT of items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karmna C
OK Fert BT
Soda Company
Orphans Court Motion List Reads Actions and Estates
Orphans Court session to call motion list including Hickey estate admin discharge Meier Roberts guardian Wunsche leave to sell Clark estate to be reviewed Milliken Pfau Carter Pensesor estates and citations for Drovin Geen and others in agenda notes.
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Orphans’ Court
Hickey
Meier
O Roberts
Guardian
Page
Wunseh
Robernsee
Clark
Dnasee
Milliken
Pfau
Carter
Drovin
Estate probate docket items and guardianships listed
A probate docket summarizes leave to assign guardian and trustee actions for multiple estates. Entries include Sanford Rosenberg Sedgwick Collins McDougal and Snowden estates with guardianship, allowances, citations, and masters reports. Names such as Loeb Browne Kraus Ward Edmunds Godwin appear among court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farales
Renesas
Sanford
Whee
Rosenberg
Loeb
Ighhoemaker
Satara
Winterat
Collins
F. E. Browne
Percy
Stockley
Togar Crowley
Bryan
Ora Baugher
Guardian
Kraus
Snowden
Biiepan
W. H Ward
W. Edmunds
Godwin
Conrade
Register of Wills Probate List For Various Estates
Yesterday the Register of Wills admitted wills for Ann MecCain 150 Mary Ann Stokes 8000 James Gallagher 2000 Gottlieb Hebling 10700 Emily J Ritter and Sarah C Williams none. admin issued for Joseph Reis 2000 Warner Just ice 3000 Charles Eisenhanus 1218.20 John Donahue 1900 Isaac Blumenzweig 700. Inventories appraised Alfred Bradfield 850.70 Anna H Anatice 2117.02 Helen T Raser 85059.78 Martha Tetlow 10750 Mary Ye 489.29 Margaret Sheets 46708 Meigrughlin 4557.20 Jonah W Meyer 21801.00.
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Register of Wills
Ann MecCain
Mary Ann Stokes
James Gallagher
Gottlieb Hebling
Emily J. Ritter
Sarah C. Williams
Joseph Reis
Warner Justice
Charles Eisenhanus
John Donahue
Isaac Blumenzweig
Alfred Bradfield
Anna H. Anatice
Helen T. Raser
Martha 3. Tetlow
Mary Y
Margaret Sheets
Meigrughlin
Jonah W. Meyer
Secret New York Marriage Linked to Desertion Case
Rosa Becker testified in Desertion Court that four years ago she married John Bernard Becker in New York while in the employ of Caspar Becker, a downtown wallpaper maker. The family later learned of the marriage and the husband was allegedly taken away by his parents. Rosa asked for support and the court ordered $1.50 weekly.
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Rosa Becker
Caspar Becker
Rosa
Stevenson
John Bernard Becker
New York
Becker
Jury awards damages in Wissahickon boundary case
Four additional partial reports were filed in the Quarter Sessions Office as the jury of view wrapped up the boundary of Wissahickon creek matter. Damages recorded include M. L. Firth $17,500 for 4.419 acres, estate of John Katlin $1,125 for 14.10 acres, Eleanor Hunt Dennis ton $1,300 for 7.221 acres, and Lazarus Moyer $1,325 for 0.198 acres. No benefits were assessed.
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Wissahickon Creek
M. L. Firth
John Katlin
Eleanor Hunt Denniston
Lazarus Moyer
Indictments in Unsingular Allegations and Lottery Case
Indictments returned against Joseph Sperling for the unique sale of isqper and Charles Burke alias y for organizing an illegal lottery. George Whitfield committed to County Prison for false tenses after bail default. Suspects brought from Baltimore by Detective Ulrick on requisition papers. noted as leaving Maryland Penitentiary after years of sentence. Grand jury also indicts Michael Smeddy and John Wichahofsky Goliday for conspiring to have Barnet Bobostsky falsely indicted to extort $50. Walter Sherwood and M Del Morale alias Francis Du Vallon admitted to bail. coroner holds defendants for grand jury action in a related criminal tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sperling
Charles Burke
George Whitfield
Pridon
Baltimore
Ulrick
Maryland
Agai Michael Smeddy
John Wichahofsky
Goli Day
Barnet Bobostsky
Yea Ully
Walter Sherwood
M. del Morale
Francis du Vallon
Stevenson
Court notes on charter referral and bankruptcy proceedings
Falls Republican Club charter case referred to Master Henry J. Scott by Judge Martin. Judge Merson ordered Andrew F. Mathews, assignee for McCallum & McCallum, to show cause why he should not pay over all funds and property in his possession for creditors. Matthews sought to retain fees from firm assets.
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Falls Republican Club
Martin
Common Pleas Court
Henry J. Scott
Merson
United States District Court Yester
Andrew F. Mat 8
McCallum & Eeatlum
Seme
Matthews
Fisthbo
Camden Courts Hear Removal Warrant Rulings and Local Judgments
In district court yesterday fourteen removal warrants were ordered in landlord and tenant cases. Thorn vs Wesley Methodist Church awarded 109.25 for a new roof. Flemit vs Saunders awarded 10 to plaintiff. July 10 set for hearing in Juanita Tribe case against Harry C Lea my. Leamy, tribe treasurer, left a $158 shortage. tribe attached stock in Mutual Building Loan Bank.
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Renant
Thorn
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
East Side
Flemit
Harry C. Leamy
Leamy
Amy
Mutual Building Loan
Ank
Orphans Court Hearing On Brownleg Estate Accounting
In the Orphans Court testimony on the accounting of the estate of Rah Brownleg was heard. Witnesses Exoy Geripellinewees and Isaac W Le Register testified as the matter was continued to Friday.
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Orphans’ Court
Saac W le
United States Marshal’s Sale at Tiltod’s Shipyard
United States Marshal Thomas J. Alcott held a sale at Tiltod's shipyard on a federal writ. The vessel, a 60 foot ship with a 33 tonnage, was purchased by nominee Ca in Stiles for 350 dollars. The buyer identified as the Fee institution of 8. Ubland Tilton, the Cooper's Point shipbuilder.
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Thomas J. Alcott
Tiltod
Creas Sted
Ominee, Ca
Stiles
Ubland Tilton
Cooper's Point Shipbuilder
Saloon Keeper Bondsmen Plea and Bench Warrants Loom
Sheriff Sell reported that seven saloon keepers face sentences. remittance orders were issued and bondsmen must produce their men. If La Hn does not comply by today, bench warrants will be issued. Belle Feat, a court defendant, drew attention as county detectives investigated.
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Sell
Belle
Willie Harris
Haggenbotham Indictments Near Grand Jury Action
Indictments against John Haggenbotham and Mary Wright for the murder of Mrs. Sarah Haggenbotham on June 4 are expected to be presented to the grand jury next Monday. District Attorney Rothermel is drafting the indictments. John B. Durham, former minister to Haits, acts as legal adviser and cites a letter from Rev. Alexander Wilbanks supporting the defendant’s innocence. Haggenbotham reports the case is in a new phase and says he will prove his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haggenbotham
Mary Wright
Haggenbotham
Sarah Hbotham
Rothermel
John 8
Durham
Hayts
Alexander Wilbanks
Moyamen
White-Patrick leads Tug Patuape coverage
Special to Tug Patuape Times reports on a local sports update with fragmented notes mentioning White-Patrick and a game or event. Details are sparse but the piece references satellite and regional coverage elements.
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Tug Patuape
Euta Times
Seta 3
Mie
Itis
Commencement Exercises at Friends' Central School
The Friends' Central School held its commencement yesterday at the Friends Meeting House. About fifty graduates presented essays and orations under Dr. Edward Martin. Scholarships were awarded to Helen M. Carre, Pare M. Douglas, Maurice T. Hansel, Charles S. Bushnell, and Artha H. Hoskins for Swarthmore and Haverford Colleges.
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Friends’ Gentral School
Friends’ Meeting
Edward Martin
Floyd Henry Bradley
Asher
Charles Stone Bushnell
Charles Percy Major
William West Wilson
Marguerite A. Scanlan
Helen A. Carre
Emily W. Ingram
Annie Shoemaker
Swarthmore College
Helen M. Carre
I. W. Williamson
Misa Pare M. Douglas
Maurice T. Hansel
Haverford College
Charles 8. Bushnell
Artha H. Hoskins
Phoenixville High School Confers 14 Diplomas in Largest Class
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES Phoenixville June 21 The commencement of Phoenixville High School held this evening crowned the largest class in the school history with fourteen graduates. Mary G Gotwall valedictorian L lone Weeks salutatorian Annie EB Koons class historian. The annual address was delivered by Professor Cc is of Juniata College. The School Board president presented diplomas to the graduates Tanah HANAN Sean's M rah Tone and cliffe Gotwale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Phoenixville
Phoenixville High School
Lomas
Mary G. Gotwall
Annie EB. Koons
Juniata College
Phillipsburg High School Holds 27th Commencement
Phillipsburg New Jersey held the twenty seventh annual commencement with a graduate class of twenty six or thirty six? Dr Merrill B Gates secretary of the United States Board of Indian Commissioners spoke on Patriotism in Time of Peace delivering the commencement address in Phillipsburg New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phillipsburg
N. J
Phillipsburg High School
Merrill B. Gates
Uni States Board of Indian Commissioners
Washington, D. C
Behoo Nurses Recommence Exercises in Philadelphia
A formal ceremony marks the re commencement exercises of the Behoo Nurses of the Philadelphia Nurse Sup and Medical organization with presiding officer Sahousa and officials from Bowie present in a ceremonial setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sup 7
Medica Ogal
Sahousa
Bowie
Nursing Training Shaped to Aid Public Health Efforts
The Bureau of Health presented a paper on The Relationship of the Nurse to the Public Health. Rev. J. R. Miller delivered an address promoting Christian Endeavor and other religious groups to gain practical knowledge. Judge Ashman noted the program length ensures at least one trained member per home. Forty nine members graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Health
J. R. Miller
D. D
Ashman
Cheltenham High School Holds Commencement at Ashbourne Church
Cheltenham High School held commencement exercises at Ashbourne Presbyterian Church. Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins spoke. George McLoughlin gave the salutatory. Phillipine Flower led the class history. Walter Wilson delivered the prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheltenham High School
Ashbourne Presbyterian Church
Floyd W. Tomkins
George McLoughlin
Phillipine Flower
Walter Wilson
Tacy Clark
Jennie Woodbury
Gertrude Coonahan
Nellie McLoughlin
Mary F. Coonahan
Oy Sara Melihenny
Caroline Fisher
Bessie Goebring
Elsie Lefferts
Sara Melihenny
Mary Orcutt
Jennie Wooding
High School Graduates in New Castle Opéra House Ceremony
The New Castle High School commencement was held in the Grand Opera House. Miss Anna Link VanTime delivered the salutatory and Miss Anna Marwell Platt the valedictory. Essays were read by Miss Mary E Lyons Thomas Lawrence Gravell and Edward Ridgeway Elkinton. L Irving Handy gave the address to the scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Castle
Del
Grand Opera House
Anna Link Vantine Detive
Anna Marwell Platt
Mary E. Lyons
Thomas Lawrence Gravell
Edward Ridgeway Elkinton
L. Irving Handy
Bordentown High School Graduation Held at Trinity Church
Bordentown June 21 graduation exercises of Bordentown High School were held at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr Green of West Chester Normal School addressed the class of 1901, including graduates Grace Jobes Myrtle Evans Elizabeth Herron Katharine eeoee Stanley Wampole and Clarence Eld redge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordentown High School
Philadelphia Times
Bordentown
Trinity Methodistiscopal Church
Dr. Green
West Chester Normal School
Grace Jobes
Myrtle Evans
Elizabeth Herron
Katharine Eeoee
Stanley Wampole
Clarence Eldredge
Jenkintown High Holds Commencement at Masonic Temple
At the Jenkintown High School commencement the graduates Joseph V. Donahue Clara P. Fisher Elsie J. Updike Sue Shaeffer and Alice V. Roberts read essays. The event featured an address by Rev. William Scott Yevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkintown High School
Philadelphia Times
Jenkindown
Masonic Temple
Joseph V. Donahue
Clara P. Fisher
Elsie J. Updike
Sue
Shaeffer
Alice V. Roberts
William Scott Yevin
Notable Obituary Roundup From East Coast Figures
Obituaries report the deaths of John T. Mason a Baltimore lawyer Sir Anthony Hiley Hoskins British admiral born 1828 who served in the Kaffir war and China and aided Queen Victoria Gilbert S. Stimson 56 Atlantic City hotel manager Emma L. Eldridge Somers Point N J and Rev John A Jerome a long-standing Protestant Episcopal clergyman in the East. Additional notices mention William Taylor a New Jersey lodge member Robert M Gorrell a Palmyra resident and Robert M Charlton long associated with Rogerry Meeman health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hiley Hoskins
Drvicé
China
Neaithful
Clergyman Dies. Survived by Wife and Two Clerical Sons
The deceased, who officiated as supply in pulpits around Philadelphia, died in 1896 with his wife. He is survived by two sons, both clergymen, and a son-in-law, Rev. D. D. Smith of Emmanuel Church, Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
D. D. Smith
Emmanuel Church
Kensington
William Burns Dies at 102 after Ireland Arrival
William Burns of Rossie New York died aged 102 in Watertown. He came from Ireland ninety years ago and never married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
William Burns
Rossie
Ireland
Marriages and Deaths in City Listings
A long list shows numerous marriages including Hans C. Christensen with Margaret Young and John Whitehead with Mary E. Cape, among many others. Death notices include Ida P. Bond aged 7, Dominick Connor infant, Samuel Jackson 63, Patrick J. Morris 14 months, and Sarah O'Sullivan with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans C. Christensen
Margaret Young
John Whitehead
Mary E. Cape
William J. McGuire
Lizzie GO
Garland
Charles F. Sleeper
Elizabeth
Tompkins
Michael J. Devaney
Mary E. Branagan
Duncap Niven
Sarah A. Brandt
Daniel EB. Fariel
Margary T. Larkin
Edward Ludwig, Jr
Josephine Teeting
William 8. Maxwell
Anna Ritzius
John E. Mechler
Effie L. Hill
August Mylander
G. Gordon
Frida M. Lundahl
John Muller
Frida Lane
William Blumenthal
Ray
Stumacher
M. Grissert, Sr
Bonistowa Grabowska
William H. Mobler
Polly
Watson
Henry Goodman
Mildred B. Eichengreen
Charles E. Haskell
Anna Elkins
Adam Eidis
Francska Ortowska
Alfred Nelson
Kate Stillwell
Harry Denes
Sophie Kalatch
Carmine Fipizio
Mary Vamella
Lawrence J. Bur
Bessie L. Wills
Joseph McCloskey
Maggie Kehoe
Jeremiah Kehoin
Sarah Smith
Walter E. Bacon
Maggie Quinn
Lewis Cole
Ellen Fox
Albert Miller
Katharine Stiefel
Herbert A. Mellor
Anna BE. Keenan
Charles R. Pike
Josephine A. Johnson
Ernest L. Etchison
Ada V. King
Walter Nixon
Blanche Delaney
John R. Bell
Mary H. Tietz
Carter Bowens
Bettie Smith
Edward Foreman
Nettie Broomall
Patrick Wilson
Mary E. McCool
Hugh M. Boring
Lola B. Harris
Adolph Thompson
Freada M. Emboha
William J. Kennedy
Rose Heron
William J. Enderly
Emma L. Taylor
John P. Gray
Sarah J. McNerrie
William B. Wells
Estella
Erxleben
Charles F. Haney
Sarah A. McDevitt
Samuel H. Brown
Elizabeth W. Hoopes
Frank P. Mackey
Meta Hoguet
Bond
Ida P. Bond
Bodine Street
Saount Vernoy
Cero Iee
Dominick Connor
Norwowl Street
Holy Sepulchre
Jackson
Samuel Jackson
East Phil-Ellena Street
Germantown
Odd Fellows
Morris
Patrick J. Morris
Me Street
Holy Crossevery
Wedding notices from June 1901 in Philadelphia area
June 1901 announcements list marriages and engagements such as Charles A. Berry and Jennie Burton in Philadelphia, Caldwell and Helen Baird in Narberth, Dinkelacker Williams in Philadelphia, Groves and Hickman in Philadelphia, and Rogers and Groves in Philadelphia, with dates and officiants noted.
Philadelphia Nuptials Report Mix of Names and Dates
In Philadelphia, June 16 1901 at addresses including 2118 Northweath street and 1 Silver street, several marriage notices appear. Seidel Allspach Gordon Seide and ABETIS Allspach are linked, with pastor Charles H Thomas noted. Henderson Tees Ida V Tees are also named in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Scott
Evelyn W. Tait
Philadelphia
Seidel
Allspach
Northweath Street
Charles H. Thomas
Lifein Church
Gordon Seide
Aeipt
Abetis
Henderschott—Tees
Silver Street
Jime
Charles Hi, Thomas
Aptist
J. Edmund Henderson Ladiss
Ida V. Tees
Death notices list numerous residents among June obituaries
The page enumerates deaths with names and partial addresses across Philadelphia area streets including Ahrens, Rosnick, Celato, Copfin, Degan, Fullerton, Murphy, Hummel, Kade, Keown, Knauss, Lamb, Landherr, Lennart, Leonnetti, Lindsay, Mawinney, Egonegal, Schule, Conner, Davis, Dunmore, Freyheardt, Grumlich, Hoffman, Iklejohn, Allingham, Andrews, Bradshaw, Burrows, Chew, Cotten, Cotter, Coward, De Maiss, Drennen, Feinberg, Foley, Forey, Gorman, Heitzmann, Heyer, Myers, Henny, and others with scattered street names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahrens
Adolph
St. Rosnick
Anton
Scelato
Assunta
Fairhill
Copfin
Ernest C
Degan
Catharine
Greenwich
Fullerton
Aaron
Ogle St
Murphy
Leo
Ashmead
Hummel
Frederick
Fairmount Ay
Kade
Charles
N. Darien St
Keown
Robert H
16Th
Knauss
Clara
St. Bernard St
Lamb
James Hi., Jr
Ditman St
Landherr
William
Lennar
Murtha
N. Gena
St. i Davis
Mary J
Titan
Dunmore
George
Montrose St
Freyheardt
Eliza
van Horn
Grumlich
John
Pratt
Jon
Christian St. Allingham
Slien
Saindrews
Gertrude
Brown
Bradshaw
James
Burrows
Rachel
Fairmount
Chew
Elizabeth
Lambert St
Cotten
Esther
Cotter
Callowhill
Coward
Flopesice
Ridge
DE Maiss
Peter
Sears St
Drennen
Margaret
Umbria St
Fpeinberg
Alfred
Foley
Patrick
W. Huntingdon
Forey
Andrew
Delaware Ave
Gorman
Frank J
Christian St
Heitzmann
Emma C
Len St
Heyer
N. St. Myers
Christine
State Road
Lambert
Ps St
Henny
Chaties
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Geor Mayer
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John H. Brooke
J. Krail
South Eleventh Street
Christian Rose
John H. Magee
Market Street
and Needles
Jacob Smith
Arch Street
Andrew Biebl
John J. Grapertt
North Ninth Street
William Fifteenth
Ket ‘Isbate
Callowhill Street
Maenel Ox
John ,Tugworth
North Front Street
John HM. Ware
Janes v .Martin
Jeffer Street
James Bignteenth
Eedred
East Ward
Harry Oy Fuhrmann
Twenty-fourth
William Broeg
Lanter Avenue
Owlvey
John McMenamin
Ric Bord Slateent
C Street
Achille Bennecchie
South Fifth
Ree H. Jr
Becber
Poplar A. Martin
Greeth
Windood Streets
Williem ward—Lewis
Mower
Sharp
Pete Eagan
Hynor
August Mengel
Catharine Mannsman
Ganz
Adother Eesk
Sage Avnethng
See
the Bankruptcy Court
Common Pleas
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Camden Courts
District Court
United States Marshal’s Sale
White-Patrick
Ree
Hetzell
Joseph M. Patt
Monterey
Dan Baker Shoals
Delaware
Deven
Crusaders
Old Dutch Reformed Church
Brookdale
Bloomfield Township
Ile
Evan P. Jones
Belmont
Lehigh Avenues
Jones
Central Post Office
Friends’ Central School
Royal Baker and
Royal Baking Powder CO
William Street
Cheltenham
John T. Mason
London
William Taylor
Bridgeton
Robert M. Gorrell
Palmyra
Ee Blouie
Teres Ae Wa
North Carolina
Robert M. Charlton
Rogerry Meeman
Gilbert
Stimson
Atlantic City
Green's Hotel
Carisbrooke Inn
Ventnor
Emma L. Eldredge
Somer's Point
George ‘Pp. Ei
Atte City
Pulledeiphia
Wayne
John A. Jerome
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wallace Street
O'Sullivan
Sarah Ootek
Tasker Street
Jemn
Church of St. Thomas Aquinas
New Cathedral Cemetery
Groves—Hickman
Eighth Street
Ator Scott M. Bonnie
Ethur
Roves
Emma C. Hickman
Ipoth
Asia
D. B
Browning, King & CO
Chestnut Street
Chas, B. Taylor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!