Harvard Alumni Split Over Hay Doctor of Laws Degree
Boston June 22 Harvard alumni opposed to the university granting John Hay a doctor of laws degree to him as secretary of state. They argue it honors politics not scholarship, mirroring earlier protests over McKinley’s degree. Leaders such as H W Putnam Frederick Tudor H W Abbott and Archibald Howe oppose the move. Tudor notes Hay may merit literary merit while others see political motivation.
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Boston
John Hay
Harvard
McKinley
H. W. Putnam
Frederick Tudor
H. W. Abbott
Archibald Howe
Tudor
Hay
Fisher Ames
Judge McPherson Rules on Wages Case Against British Bark
In US District Court Judge McPherson yesterday decided a suit by five casters against the British bark Uibel. The issue centered on penalties for paying seamen wages before due under an act of Congress dated December 21, 1898. The question was whether the act covered foreign vessels. the court ruled it does not apply to foreign ships and dismissed the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
United States District Court
America
City court ruling on water connection payment in 1800 suit
Isabella R. Caskey sued the city in Common Pleas Court No 4 to recover 807.99 paid on May 15 1800 for a permit to connect Sixth and Willard streets to a city water line. Judge Willson ruled the payment voluntary and not recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella R. Caskey
City
Common Pleas Court
Sixth
Willardtreets
Willson
John F. Gabell
Equity case postponed by Judge Sulzberger in room B
Courts did not sit yesterday. Judge Sulzberger postponed an equity case to next Tuesday in room B. Court No. 5 handed down decisions on motions: Greenwich Meadow Co vs City for 879.95 plus interest from July 1. Burbage & Co vs Munn rule absolute. affidavit of defense due 15 days after service of amended statement. W vs Carson rule discharged. Keating vs Rudolph rule absolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzberger
Greenwich Meadow Co
Burbage & Co
Munn
Carson
Keating
Rudolph
Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Courts Yesterday
Several cases filed with judgments for want of defense or appearance. Names include Philadelphia Steam Heating Co. versus William H Hinchman for 955.26, Rechel E Allinson assignee versus Joseph R Bird for 68.21, George Loobolz assignee versus Patrick Ford for 207.90, Powell Maddock versus John Furlow for 151.60, Luther Walker versus Thomas C and Ella Smith for 19.50, William H Smith versus George Kepe and May B Doderer for 5142.50, Association versus Nelson B Keyser for 773.75, South Jr versus George Foelker for 1301.16, Walter Huber treasurer versus George H Beecher for 75, Green versus Sarah B Harrigan for 78, Miller Jr versus Miss Sarah J Fleeson and Mrs Sarah C Fleeson for 40 or 0, H Wendig versus James B Boylan for 100, Frederick H Haba and James J Dougherty for 304, David E Simon trustee versus Simon Rosenblum for 138, H Beaton Leedom versus Thomas H Boe for 1, and others including note cases and warrants.
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Common Pleas
Philadelphia Steam Heating Company
William H. Hinchman
E. Allinson
Joseph R. Bird
Herman
Woerner
George Loobolz
Patrick Ford
John Devlin
Powell & Maddock
John Furlow
Luther Walker
Thomas C
Ella Smith
William H. Smith
George Kepe
May- B Doderer
Oefense
Ee Association
Nelson B. Keyser
Mortgage South, Jr
George Foelker
Walter Huber
George H. Beecher
Er Green
Sarah B. Harrigan
Miller, Jr
Sarah J. Fleeson
Sarah C. Fleeson
H. Wendig
James B Boylan
Frederick H. Haba
James J. Dougherty
David E. Simon
Simon Rosenblum
H. Beaton Leedom
Thomas H Boe
J and A. Garnishees
Harry Kremer
H. Petrosky
Jobo i
Samuel Graw
Christian
Fannie Watteson
Allen J. Gamber
Nie Robinson
Cue Moe
Lumber claim filed on renovation of Fifth and London corner
Smedley & Brother filed a lien for 546 dollars and 37 cents against a three story building at the northwest corner of Fifth and London streets. Richard Hall owner and Joseph F. Roberts contractor are named in the filing. The claim covers lumber and millwork supplies.
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Fifth and
London Streets
Richard Hall
Joseph F. Roberts
Smedley & Brother
Builders agree not to file mechanics liens in city project
The following builders and contractors have agreed not to fle mechanics liens J L Cavende owner J F Hazara Co contractors twenty houses including four stores southwest side of Fifty eighth street between Whitby and Willows avenues J L Cavender and Pennsylvania Gas Fixture Company contractor twenty houses including three stores up southwest of Fifty eighth Street Whitby end W avenue Wim Don John W Cunningba tractor 1115 and 1117 North Hope street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cavende
J. F. Hazara & Co
Fifty-eighth Street
Whitby and
Willows Avenues
J. L. Cavender
Pennsylvania Gas Fixture Company
Whitby End
W Avenue
Wim
Don John W. Cunningba Tractor
North Hope Street
Orphans' Court Names Guardian Figures for Minors
Yesterday the Orphans' Court appointed guardians for several minors including Arthur Fig, Storms minor, Industrial Trust Company for Lowdon minor, John H Hartzell for Edith C Biles, Girard Trust for James P Mahon, Edward G McCol lin for Pey L Roberts, W E Murphy for George C Ziegler, Frederick Lucking for Kate B E Lucking, Equitable Trust Company for Ha Ra, and William B Rice for West hk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fig
Storms
Industrial Trust Company
Lowdon
John H. Hartzell
Edith C. Biles
Girard Trust
James P. Mahon
Edward G. McCollin
Pey L. Roberts
W. E. Murphy
George C. Ziegler
Frederick Lucking
Kate BE. Lucking
Equitable Trust Company
Orphans' Court Appoints New Real Estate Trustee
The Orphans Court yesterday named Real Estate Trust Company as trustee for the estate of Inez KR L. Tiers, replacing Samuel Wax who requested removal. The change follows a request by Wax and affects the handling of the estate's matters and deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Real Estate Trust Company
Inez KR. L. Tiers
Samuel Wax
Trustees Faced Removal Petitions in Probate Courts
The estate of George Fow sees Oscar Pow, a beneficiary, petition for removal of trustees Anna E. Howell and Ida V. Wren for alleged misperformance. In Jacob G. Maxwell’s estate, William M. Maxwell seeks removal of trustee Charles M. Person 28 due to progressive eyesight failure. The court issued citations to show cause why relief should not be granted.
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Surance Com
Lacyey
George Fow
Oscar Pow
Anna E. Howell
Ida V. Wren
Jacob G. Maxwell
William M. Maxwell
Charles M. Person
Peterson
Probate records show multiple estate settlements and appraisals
Register of Wills reports probate of Annabella Vanderslice Emeline Bruce Keziah Zane Ellen Toplis Henry Vable and others with specified sums and administrations. Inventories list Foster Cox Sheehan Overington and more with appraised values, including exact dollar amounts.
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Singer
Annabella C. Vanderslice
Emeline Bruce
Keziah H. Zane
Ellen T. Toplis
Henry W. Vable
Andrew Weingartner
John Sterns
Joseph Costa
Frederick D. Clemen
Elize Fidler
James Josepheus
Sophie Todd
Henry L. Foster
James S. Cox
Bartholomew Sheehan
John Overingtom
July Grand Jurors Selected for Court Sessions
The Criminal Court announces two sessions with Judge Martin in Room 676 for prison cases and Judge Stevenson in Room 646 for bail matters tomorrow. The July term starts Monday July 1 in a new sixth floor south corridor courtroom. A long list names jurors and alternates summoned for service including John J. Borsch Frank Craven William Cutler and many others from Philadelphia streets and wards. The petit jurors and alternates follow in the long roster.
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Martin
Stevenson
John J. Borsch
Fifty-second Street
Frank Craven
Columbia Avenue
William Cutler
Ellsworth Street
Thomas Donaghy
Paul Street
Lewis Farrell
Spring Garden Street
Frank N. Hunter
North Third Street
Harry Jobbins
Krams Avenue
William Knight
Juniper Street
Harry Lewis
Clinton Street
Robert Linton
Dickinson Street
Charles Long
Germantown
James Clark
William F. Comly
Knox Street
Michael Conover
Morris Street
Meyer Cooper
South
Samuel Currens, Jr
North Seventh Street
George Currie
Tasker Street
John Donnelly
North Eighteenth Street
Joseph Engle
Woodstock Street
Ephraim Foster
Ann Street
E. A. Garrett
North Sixteenth Street
George A. Halderman
North Thirty-firet
Benjamin Lo Harris
Willard Street
Patrick Harvey
Alter Street
Francis Howe
Cattonhill
John Hunsicker
Seybert Street
H. H. Jenks
Robert Jenks
Clintaton
George Johnson
Nectarine Street
Jacob G. Johnson
Moyamensing Avenue
Charles Kelley
Warren Street
Harry Klase
Diamond Street
John McKee
North Front Street
John Masser
Chestnut Street
William Mathers
Frankford Avenue
William J. Miller, Sr
Wharton Street
H. G. Mitchell
North Sixth Street
Joseph Mixner
North Forty-second Street
William Picer
Birch Street
John Porter
Coral Street
William Ricketts
Olive Street
Edward Robinson
South Forty-fifth Street
Christ Schall
Bringhurst Street
Morris Vogel
Susquehanna Avenue
William Wallace
Edward B. Watson
South Thirty-eighth Street
S. K. Webster
Kensington Avenue
Lawrence Welsh
Wetble Street
Alfred Wentzel
Adam Werner
Pine Street
J. W. Wilson
Park Avenue
William Wright
Bainbridge Street
G. Yeager
Jefferson Street
Finletter Pursues Haggenbotham Murder Case
Assistant District Attorney Finletter spent yesterday examining witnesses in the Haggenbotham murder. The case goes to the grand jury early this week with Finletter to conduct the proceedings. Two indictments are planned, one against Joan Haggenbotham and one against Mary Wright, a Haggenbotham domestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finletter
Haggenbotham
Joan Haggenbotham
Murdle
Mary Wright
Naturalization hearings and various court actions today
Tomorrow in the United States District Court naturalization cases will be heard. A writ return shows a suit by Joseph Van Ranklin against Bernard Tucker over alleged unpaid wages. Alfred James Rust and his mother Jeanette Rust are ordered to turn estate assets to Fidelity Trust. Kate R Ride y sues Catharine Ridey for injuries from a sidewalk hole. Mary Maguire and family sue Benedick Steamship Co for death damages from unloading cargo. An attachment with $3,505 security issues. William Ward seeks revocation of a trust deed. Several defendants seek to limit claims while others oppose. Fannie J. Lamb sues Manual Reserve Fund Life Association over a $10,000 policy framed at death. Evidence on a $1,752.04 balance and $3,267.96 recovered in prior actions noted.
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United States District Court
Joseph van Ranklin
Bernard Tucker
Ferguson
Alfred James Rust
Jeanette Rust
Fidelity Trust and Safe Deposit Company
James Rust
Kate R. Butcher
Common Pleas Court
Catharine Ridey
John Rides
Ridge Avenue
Nicetown Lane
Mary Maguire
Ellen Maguire
John Maguire
Benedick Steamship Company, Limited
Husba
Whel
Maguire
William Ward
Aapual
Margaret Reich
Margaret McLaughlin
Ellen Maxwell
Samuel Clark
Ward
Jane McNutt
United States Circuit Court
Fannie J. Lamb
Elimare W. Lamb
Manual Reserve Fund Life Association
New York
William W. Lamb
Elmira Lamb
Camden Courts Supreme Court Chambers
In Camden yesterday Justice Garrison granted a writ of certiorari to Fitz Cunningham to appeal an assessment by Merchantville’s assessor and bar a proposed tax sale. He also named commissioners to condemn Isaac W. Coles land on the Haddonfield Moorestown road, for Midland Telephone and Telegraph Company. An amended, pursuer was ordered filed in Browning v. Browning for $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supremes Court
Garrison
Camden
Francie Cunningham
Supreme Court
Merchantville
Freedom C. Lippincott
Frank J. Burr
Edward Osler
Isaac W. Coles
Haddonfield
Incorporations Filed With Camden County Clerk
Articles of incorporation filed in Camden County include Shinn & Co with capital stock 50,000. incorporators H G Bleakly J W F Bleakly Barry Partridge. The National Screen Company aims to develop a device to deter mosquitos. capital stock 20,000 and another company with 1,000,000 capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Shinn & Co
Capital
H. G. Bleakly
J. W. F. Bleakly
Barry Partridge
National Screen Company
Capital Stock
Capital Este
Pan-American Exposition Trip From Reading Terminal
Philadelphia Day reports a $9.25 round trip to Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition leaving Reading Terminal at 10 30 A M on June 27 and 28 with return valid to July 6. Tickets are good in coaches in each direction and not on the Black Diamond Express.
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Reading
Adyt
Wholesale Market Prices for Meat and Commodities
Market report lists quiet, beef steady prices for various cuts including family, mess, hams, and packers. Pork and lard show steady to mixed values with figures for short clears, mess, and Western creamery butter ranges. Egg, tobacco, oil, rosin, turpentine, rice, molasses, coffee, and an extensive sugar table documented with multiple grade distinctions and regional references.
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City
India
Western Creamery
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Cordova
New York Cotton Market Faces Quiet Rise Amid Dry Southwest
The New York cotton market stayed quiet yet firm, advancing 10 to 11 points on scattered buying. Dry weather in the Southwest hurting moisture, firmer print cloth prices, and stronger Southern spot markets supported gains as Liverpool futures rose. July option nerves linger, with a note that recent 20,000 bale sales were by a local commission house, not Ralli Brothers, and the first July delivery notice day nears. The upcoming July 3 crop report from the government adds to anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Ralli Brothers
Chicago Prices Reflect Mixed Wheat and Corn Trade
Wheat eased while corn and oats rose amid Southwest heat worries and export demand. September wheat fell early then recovered to close slightly lower. Corn strong on short covering and hot weather, oats rallied late, provisions steadied with light hog receipts.
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Chicago
Shorts
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
SaT&c
Lane
Minneapolis Prices Wheat and Flour Notice
Minneapolis prices list shows wheat quotations for Gasb July and September at 63 to 65 cents per bushel on track, with No 1 hard and No 1 Northern futures noted. Flour markets indicate the market section of the report but text is truncated.
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Minneapolis
Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Chicago and Cincinnati
Chicago market notes show receipts around 300 cattle with steady prices and hogs at 12 000 today and 35 000 Monday. Cattle ranged from 2.50 to 6.30 for various classes. hogs sold from 5.60 to 6.17 with mixed quality. sheep receipts at 2 500 with wethers and yearlings priced around 4.0. Cincinnati entries list hogs steady at 4.25 and cattle with limited detail noted.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Cinginnati
Cattle and Livestock Prices Steady at East Liberty Sale
Receipts show 630 cattle and 6 215 quarters of beef. Calves and sheep receipts around 5 205 with steady demand and mixed prices. Hogs 1 612 for slaughter with higher tone. Prime to good ranges listed for cattle hogs and sheep with varied calf values.
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East Liberty
Reading Company to Fix Day for Employee Wages
Reading Company adopts a new wage payment system after June the checks will be sent to division superintendents and distributed to department heads. The aim is for all employees to receive payroll on the 10th and by the 12th at latest, replacing the paycar system. President Baer expects approval from the workers.
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Guy
Reading
Baer
Cornwall Railroad Leased As Lackawanna Iron and Steel Gains
The Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company of Scranton secures a twenty year lease on the Twin Bird Coleman and North Cornwall blast furnaces and ore interests in the Cornwall iron ore banks. Annual rents for furnaces and ore are at least $25,000 and $96,000 for the railroad, with extension costs up to 8 percent not to exceed $300,000. the railroad will be double tracked for fourteen miles with five more locomotives bought. A new Cornwall and Western Railroad from North Cornwall to Steelton may be built as an extension, spurred by the mast ore roaster and 208 coke ovens at Colebrook furnaces and Glenninger Springs farm purchases.
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Philadelphia Times
Lebanon
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Scranton
Twin- Bird Coleman
North Cornwall
Cornwall Iron Ore Banks and
Cornwall Railroad
New Cornwall and Western Railroad
Steelton
Colebrook
Glenninger Springs
Trolley charters issued for West Fairview to Marysville and Altoona lines
Harrisburg reports two new street railway charters. The West Fairview to Marysville line in Perry county, five miles, capital 30000, with J Harper Seidel of Marysville as president. Altoona Belt Line Street Railway to build eight miles, capital 50000. York sees Baltimore Westminster and Gettysburg Street Railway propose a twenty mile loop through Littles Iowa Hanover New Oxford and St Bern.
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Harrisburg
West
York
I. A. Sweigart
I. F. Durham
Philadelphia
Dent
Baltimore, Westminster and Gettysburg Street Railway Company
Recorder's Office
York County
Littles Iowa
Hanover
New Oxford
St Bern
Loree Named President Of Pittsburg Junction and Connellsville Firms
President Loree of the Baltimore and Ohio was elected president of the Pittsburg Junction Railroad Company and of the Pittsburg and Connellsville Railroad Company to succeed John K. Cowen. Both lines are affiliated with the Baltimore and Ohio system. The Pittsburg Junction line runs through Pittsburg via Schenley Park and links the Monongahela River B&O with the Pittsburg and Western on the Allegheny. The Connellsville Company owns the B&O line from Pittsburg to Cumberland Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loree
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg Junction Railroad Company
Pittsburg and Connellsville Railroad Company
John K. Cowen
Pittsburg
Cumberland, Md
Steel rails contract delayed by busy mills in Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports a demand for 10 000 tons of steel rails for a Western railroad, likely Burlington, but mills are congested. Carnegie Works cannot deliver before October, Central Pennsylvania before September, and Illinois Steel is out of the market for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Western
Burlington
Carnegie
Central Pennsylvania
Illinois Steel Company
Wayne Objects to Trolley Line
At a Wayne town meeting, the resolution 57 to 2 urged the Philadelphia Devon and West Chester Passenger Railway Company to omit Wayne from the trolley line route. A.B. Kelley outlined plans but was overruled by the large majority. The meeting showed clear hostility, and no reconciliation efforts will be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Philadelphia, Devon and West Chester Passenger Railway Company
A. B. Kelley
Reading President Denies City Stock Sale in Road Deal
President Baer of Reading denies Reading has bought Baltimore city stock in the Western Maryland Road project. He states negotiations remain unchanged from several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
The
Reading
Baltimore
Maryland Road
Railroad Notes and Bridge Plans Across the Potomac
Secretary of War Root has received the commission report on a new Potomac bridge in Washington. The Pennsylvania Rail expects to begin work after approval from Mary Root. A Nashville Street Railway receiver was appointed for 13 million dollars, with bondholders alleging February interest default. The Pennsylvania trades for the Teal estate fronting on the Schuylkill to expand yard facilities for the Baltimore and Ohio. Oscar G. Murray, re elected B&O first vice president, is said to retire soon, with General Passenger Martin likely to follow.
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Root
Potomac
Washington
Pennsylvania Rai
Mary Root
Pennsylvania
Schuykill
Chestnut and
Filbert Streets
Baltimore and Ohio
Chestnut
Oscar G. Murray
Pittsburg
Mr. Murray
Baltimore and Obie
A Martin
Martin
Shipping News highlights arrivals and cargoes at breakwater
June 22 to 23 report lists multiple steamers and barges entering waters, including Carthaginian, Motka, Audace, Lumen, Maverick, Berkshire, Anthony Groves Jr, Elka, Harrisburg, Parthian, J. Howell Leeds, and others. Entries note origins such as Glasgow, Baltimore, Halifax, St Johns, and Portland with merchandise, ballast, iron ore, asphalt, and stone. Wreck-free update shows vessels in port or towing to Breakwater under Edison-era shipping operations.
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Carthaginian
Gunson
Glassw
Liverpool
St. Johns
N. F
Halfax
H. & A. Allan
Cooper
Baltimore
L. Westergaard & Co
Audace
Wabana
Peter Wright & Sons
Lumen
Shields
Philip Ruprecht
Maverick
Fenton
Halifax
N. S
Parthian
Crowell
Boston
Merchanfhise
Geo C. Eckhardt
C. Sweeney
Miller
Port Spain
Charles T. Megee & Co
J. Howell Leeds
Bateman
Swan's Island
Stone
Hartt & Cummins
Havana
Fall River
Weir & Grant
Kennebec
Ice
Waltham
Charles
Delaware Bay and River News brief refresh
Delaware Breakwater reports passage of the Vidette at 6.20 AM. Arrival of fishing schooner Thomas F Howlett. Departures include Steamer West Point and tug Sea King with barges for New Bedford London and Boston. Winds southwest at 11 AM, 7 miles, hazy. Reedy Island notes passage of Sommers N Smith. Marcus Hook records passed up tug Maurice with barge Rose and passed down Swatara with multiple barges for Eastern ports.
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Delaware Bay
River News
Delaware
Vidette
Thomas F. Howlett
West Point
Philadelphia
London
Sea King
Baker
New Bedford
Powel
Boston
Walter Luckenbach
Hamilton Fish
Brooklyn
Norfolk
Onondaga
New London
Barkentine
Emma RK. Smith
Antigua
Baltimore
M. P. Howlett
Hazy
Reedy Island
Sommers N. Smith
Marion Chappell
Marcus Hook
Maurice
Rose
Swatara
Moniter
Richardson
Beechwood
Freight and Charter Rates Across Global Trade Lines
Sail tonnage remains scarce across foreign and Southern trades with inquiries for long voyage vessels for case of and general cargo. Berths to United Kingdom and Continent offered freely for June and July, but beyond that period owners are indifferent. Several British steamers and others from Norway Spain and Ireland carry coal sugar and grain to Atlantic ports with private terms or nominal rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Cork
United Kingdom
Benedick
Philadelphia
Halifax
Hillcrag
Hamburg
Wilmington
Kainit
Consols
The
Gulf
Continent
Heighington
Eyee
Clara
Cuba
Hatteras
Fordepskjold
Cardenas
N. B
England
Gene
Stella
Tampa
Everett
Newport
Iso
Melbourne
Bridgewater
Sea Ian Oh Saale
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the Shipping News
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Burr
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Chas
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J. L. Nicholson
Monitor
Hanse
Amsterdam
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Thor Antwerp
Montanand
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North Point
Antwerp
Assyria Peewee Eeewsense
Eagle Point Weer Eeeeees
Pennmanor Ee Ee Rotterdam
Euxinia Rotterdam
Corean Weer Ee Eee
Glasgow
Hanseat
Leith
Mackinaw
Une
Rotterdam
Dhese
S. M. Company
Witelen Wilson
Standard
Christian S&t
Ridge Ave
Jon
Petreacene Sighe & Co
Chestnut St
Town Meeting
Academy of Music
DF. Rothermel, Jr
Public Ledger
the Press
the Times
the Record
the North American
Fischer's Music Store
Blasius & Sons
Florenth and
Chestnut Streets
Carda
P. M
Bailey
Tiffany
Knights
Fridenberg
N. W. Corner
Buttonwood
Bledsoe Company
American District Telegraph Company
13Th
Bainbridge
Jefferson Hat CO
Tenth St
Binker
Second St
Watkins
South Eleventh Street
11Th
W. Girard Ave
Mercantile Adjustment Co
Witherspoon Building
South Street
Drake Pens
South Tenth Street
Toledo
Binder
Allebach
Sivertican
Paria
Germantown Avenue
Lancaster AY
Scissors Sha
Eis Nortsree
St. Itanear
Scott Paper CO
Scotia Bicycles
WM. B. Cassel
Marshall
Diamond
Berk Holtz
Chetreet
Cherry Street
Lister
Manufac-Trafford Cycle CO
Oxford Ste
Bambier
Dod x. Frost
Diamond Cycle CO
Girard Ave
Thomas H. Dowdall
West Mien Street
Girard Avenue
Srances Correspondence College
American Advertisers’ Association
Heitz & Schulthess
Broadway
Remington
Tor
Times Office
Dorsey Lithographingmpany
Dallas
Saary
Caxton Building
Bucyrus Paoy
Milwaukee
Wis
Oae
Dorsey Lithographing Company
Northwest Corner
Federal
Kintzel
Phil-Ellena St
M. O
Times
Philada
John R. Kerr
Crescent Novelty Co
Phila
Empire Supply Co
American Literary and Musical Society
Attleboro Aluminum Co
Attleboro
Mass
Natonal Accident Society
New York City
Cosmopolitan Room
Girard
North 12Th
Oxford Street
Walnut ST
Cosmopolitan Room Renting Agency
Goml
Borland
Girardi Ave
Sane Es Sos Alkind
Locust Street
Rosenthal
P. O
Boston Belgian Hare Co
Hanover St
Cashmore Rapbstries
Market St
Crabtree
Thorndyke
Doncaster
Quaker City Rabbitry
North Tenth Street
Criterion Belgian Hare Co
Adams Street
Come Palace
J. E. Bell
Portland St
Singii Canaries
Reasonia A. Stiller
Germantown Ave
Master
Jefferson
St. Bernard
Cress Bey Anon
St. Beroe
Ara Avenue
Lawrence Street
Ing
K Avenue
North Sixth
Thirteenth Street
Aeolian
Mausic
Dia Avene
Square Acker
Reson
Columbia Eres
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