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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1902

Page

10

Courts in session file varied civil suits and assumpsits

Court listings show multiple cases in progress across Courts No 1 3 and 4 including mortgage suits assumpsit and equity actions. Parties include Jane E Robinson James P Doyle Harry A McClatchey Matilda Lowry Albert W Lowry Marie B Lowry Barnes Erb Company James Bond J Harry Latshaw Joseph Hookey Evan Griffith William Magill Julius Wellner Andrew Hirschman Joseph Meyer Co Mary Sheridan Patrick Sheridan Miller Penn Mutual Life Insurance John A Palmer Union Traction Company Harold Greenhalgh Taylor Brothers Mandschein Einwechter & Son and others with attorneys listed such as Magill Beasley Wagoner Lewis Ridgway Toole McGlathery Furth Singer Eaton and more.

Jane E. Robinson James P. Doyle Harry A. McClatchey Magill Matilda Lowry Albert W. Lowry Marie B. Lowry C. O. Beasley Barnes & Erb Company James Bond Bamberger and William Magill T. J. Martin, Jr Joseph Meyer & Co Friedberger Furth and Singer Mary Sheridan Patrick F. Sheridan A. A. Hirst Miller Et al The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Equity J. J. Ridgway John A. Palmer Union Traction Company E. B. Lewis Alexander and Harold Greenhalgh Taylor Brothers J. G. Johnson Joseph Mandschein Samuel Mandschein H. A. Mackey the Singer Manufacturing Company George Einwechter

Discharges and judgments listed in bankruptcy and court notices

Jacob W. Lipsky of Catasauqua is discharged as a voluntary bankrupt. The report lists numerous judgments entered in Common Pleas Courts against various individuals and companies including Thomas Fahy Edward Howard Israel Sandberg Hyman Leinweber Eugene Seltz John McAleer & Sons Thamas Sommerfield N. M. Holden & Brother Katharine Lafferty Charles W. Lafferty Annie Maguire German Lehigh Building Association William R Ashton Mary Clavin M. A. Dempsey Edward Stott and others for amounts ranging from under 50 to several thousand dollars, with many cases “for want of a defense.” The document also covers upcoming court dockets and current motion lists across multiple case types and courts.

Common Pleas Thomas Fahy Edward F. Howard Israel Sandberg Hyman Leinweber Eugene Seltz John McAleer & Sons Thamas William Sommerfield N. M. Holden Clara Ranck Reukauff Sons & Co W. M. Ritter Lumber Company Doebrick National Bank of Germantown William H. Webster Mary B John Spaeth Lydia Pendergast Mortgagor Germantown Trust Company Johon Mekinto John eRinley Lansdale Survivee Charles Tuennermann The Corinthian Building and Loan Association Frederick Stern Anna R. Widmater M. Short M. Harmer Louis Plaker E. Whitehill Wilde Krams Ave Nws Geo Dune i Lisg George Iss Nicholas A. Barth Sese List Frederick A. Smith Margaret A. Rodgets Sd Bt Wetetis Marshall Vanderslice Jotun Eves 20Th St. Alex A Jr John O'Reilly SRO Voice Dees Mulberry Sf Nw S S.w. Mar- Bt William R. Ashton William K. Jenneau Seeiae Nassau ST N S George Alexander John Wray Yorks BAGO Atlantic Alfred Carless Lavenia Miller Ontario Dacegrity Building Association Charles Voeckler Feeces Parrish ST David McCadden Searwaret A. Reilly Park Ave Champlest Isaac 8. Trumbower Jacob _ ‘ Snyder Randolph ST Andrew T. .Jenkins Elsie Hermann Sigel ST Katharine R. Woods T. Richard’ Woods Helen M. Flitcraft Henry N. Robinson Ofan N. Brophy 89Th ST S. John D. &Stin Martin Caviezel Tinicum Ave St. Bernard C. Owens Paul Dogliani 29Th ST Norris T. Henderson William Fletcher Cacee VINE_ST Emily Lehman Joseph P Pettit Williams ST Janney Abraham Verstein Morris Freed William ST Amber Frank J. Weidley Joseph Groskin Wortesto Cos Cinco Warren ST John W. Wetton John Gent Monica Dooney Want L. Association Mortenge West Abington Ave Arch K. Schock Wm. J. Owens

Orphans Court Decrees Issued On Saturday

Judge Ashman orders letters of administration for James Hayes estate. West End Trust and Safe Deposit Co. of Philadelphia named trustee for the Sinkler trust for Harry K E and William S. Bennett. James Scott MacCain named trustee for Hannah C. Abernethy under Christian Scheetz will. Judge Penrose discharges Frederick L. Paxson and Emma Fell Paxson as executors. Judge Ferguson orders publication of alleged death of Jacob Close Myers or letters of administration if alive. Charles J. Bott discharged as administrator. William L. Fussell named trustee for Alice L. Fussell. Real Estate Trust Co. discharged as executor and trustee for Margaret Jones.

James Hayes West End Trust and Safe Deposit Company of Philadelphia William 8. Sinkler Harry KE William 8. Bennett James Scott MacCain Hannah C. Abernethy Christian Scheetz Penrose Frederick L. Paxson Emma Fell Paxson Emma Fell Jacob Close Myers Charles J. Bott John N. Tt William L. Fussell Alice L. Fussell Hannah 8. Cook Real Estate Trust Company Margaret Jones

Common Pleas Calendar Motions Today in Various Courts

Current motion lists set for Court No. 1 and Court No. 2 across the Common Pleas Courts. Cases include Craney, Knowles, Beve, Reading Co., Browning & Bros., Schodeld, and numerous estates and company matters. The schedule lists numerous parties and attorneys referenced in the motion docket.

Common Pleas Mary E. Craney W. O. Armstrong Pan Knowles Keir Cullen Galloway L. King Pees Cs of P. Jones Gardanpgroctaring Company Om Barbin Bonnichecturing Company Adams Bonning Littleton C. J. Estate Browning & Bros Beecher V8. Goodman L B. Johnson Monaghan Harrison New the City

Orphans' Court Opinions Preside over Guardianship and Accounts

President Judge Hanna hands down Orphans Court opinions including dismissal of a guardian resignation, guardianship welfare concerns for a minor, and accounting petitions. The ledger notes a defective creditor claim and clarifies credits for decedent furnishings with recommittal for further testimony.

Orphans’ Court Hanna Tye Joseph Dnnigan Nelile L. Caten Louisa McCully Louis McCully Petion Nayl Chrisman Copway Apna

Guardians Appointed By Orphans Court For Minor Estates

The Orphans Court names guardians for several minor estates. Guardians include The Guarantee Trust Company for the Schauffele and Tully minors, Ida L. Meyers for Morad minors, Harry W. McCaughey for Graw minors, Frederick F. Wurtz for Wurtz minors, and Commeneresitb Trust Company for ee Rustrer State. Additional guardians listed include Thomas George Platts and Thomas Pio Sonnere with related parties.

Guarantee Trust Company Schauffele Ida L. Meyers Morad Tully Harry W. McCaughey Graw Frederick F. Wurtz Wurtz Commeneresitb Trust Companys Ee Ruster Thomaseorge Platts Thomas Pio Gilbert Witte Wagerie Minnitett C. D Fanney A

Exceptions to Rulings in Grove Estate Case

Marinda Grove files exceptions in the estate of John H. Grove M D challenging rulings on costs and credits. The dispute centers on monument costs, widow’s share, and allocations to Bishops Whitaker and Eman, with claims the auditing judge erred in several sums.

John H. Grove Marinda Grove Mary Audi Bishops Whitaker Eman Ip Bot Exceptan

Wills and administrations listed for probate today

Wills of the fellow admitted to probate include Susan R die at May Point Annie Ford Anitishmere and Phillip Barron with estates of 1600 1000 and 5200 letters of administration for Elizabeth A Scheets and others with sums listed on Pell Street and Tom Street The estate value ranges up to three million dollars These cases appear on today’s trial list in Room 633 Judge Beitler Also named are H Ashton Silas Russell George Lockman Leonard White and Lowry Shep in connected matters of robbery and intent to kill

Susan R Annie Ford Anitishmere Sia Huteh England Judge Beitler Soonest H. Ashton Silas Charles Russell George Lockman George Leonard White Lowry Shep

Larceny and Related Cases Recited in Court List

A court docket lists larceny charges against Amos Crosta Walter Skenfield and others with counts including receiving stolen goods arson forging false pretenses and embezzlement. Juvenile cases names include Louis Cohen Terrance and Thos Atary Donahue Cullen and Williamson Nelson.

Amos Crosta Walter Skenfield Catharine Murphy Siles Wass Isaac Freedman David Yanpolsky Morris Bernstein Charles McGinnis Charles Hubbs Nettie Raffal Robert Reed Morris Vogansky Ella M. Thompson Henry Segal Sophie Cups Albert Spellinger Louis Cohen Terrance and Thos Atary, Fitzpatrick Donahue Joh James Cullen Oom William Nelson Herman Punn Frank Smith McGettigan Jacob Gassel George Lafferts Charles Harris

Roman Matrons Beauty Tricks From Ancient Hygiene to Cosmetics

A historical look at Roman beauty routines shows hygiene as the secret to youth. Slaves prepared baths, sponges and skin pastes, while cosmetes removed hair and colored features with powders and oils and finished with fragrant unguents and a gold mirror.

Poppaea Agrippina Rome Corsica Brutus Cato Utica

Painter saved from death by a yellow cat in atelier

A French painter Maurice Lenoir, near despair from poverty, contemplates suicide but a starving yellow kitten appears. He feeds the cat, finds renewed purpose, and starts painting to sell its portrait. The animal becomes his muse and brings him work, transforming his grim resolve into a new career.

Maurice Lenoir Maurice M. Lenoir

Wolves Trapping Proves Profitable in Kansas

Kav June 17. Wolves have been numerous across Northwestern Kansas this spring. Farmers trap and kill them in large numbers, presenting nearly a hundred scalps to county officers as proof of the bounty.

Oberlin Kav Kansas Cognty Es Jostestey

Unsafe Building Practices Heighten Fire Risk and Rates

Expert Houston Dunn blames lax regulations and idle enforcement by the Bureau of Building Inspection for rising fire insurance rates. He cites unprotected wooden interiors, insufficient elevator shaft protections, and unsuitable use of iron columns as dangerous trends in Philadelphia structures. Decisive new laws are urged to enforce safe construction and limit fire hazards citywide.

Bureau of Building Inspection Houston Dunn Dunn United States Europe Philadelphia Hunt- Wilkinson Hunt-Willkinson Bureau Holbrook Flats New York Shoreham Hotel Washington Bureau O Building Inspection Eighth Market Streets

Real estate trades and bids across Philadelphia area developments

Otto A. Guenther buys a Market Street to Ransom Street tract between Fiftieth and Fifty-first for 110000 and plans 200 houses. Numerous bids and estimates shown for church, factory and school projects including Christ Church New Brighton and St Michael's Church additions.

Otto A. Guenther Hibberd B. Worrell Market Street Ransom Fiftieth Fifty-first Market Sansom Isaac Pursell St. Michael's Church Burd P. Evans St. Michael's Lutheran Church Trenton Avenue Cumberland Street M. Haber & Co Brown Street Hales & Ballinger W. Copeland Furber Victoria Plush Mills Swarthmore Addison Hutton State Lunatic Asylum Harrisburg Berger & Sons Lancaster August F. Wildman Coder & Miller J. B A. L. Pennock R. C. Ballinger J. H. Jordan Angus 8 Wade Company Nineteenth South Streets Charlies EB. Oelschlager Christ Church of Trenton H. A. Macomb

Shipping News Roundup of June Arrivals and Tides

Shipping notes list arrivals including the Steamer Westernland from Liverpool and Queenstown with passengers and merchandise, the Corean from Glasgow to St John s, and the Winyah from Richmond with merchandise. Also notes high water times and maritime company names and destinations.

New York Reedy Island Philadelphia Winyah, Simmons Richmond Philadelss Larkin St. John Philadel Bag McCaulley Gettey Norfolk Don Kreatess Doxrud Belle Halladay Fisher Hyannis Mackinaw Musselwhite London Marcus Hook Jules Henri le Breton Marseilles Weehawken British Brown Belfast Corean Stewart Glasgow St. John’ S N. F Halifax Westernland Ehoff Liverpool Bluecher Phoenicia Hamburg Aplea Eresia Bremen Sardegna Southam Oceanic Liverpeal Fred. der Gros Breme Fuerst Bisma Ck Hampers la Savoie Havre Columbia Kroonland Antwerp Umbria Minnetonk Naples Rotterdam Zerland Antwe Pennsylvania Philadelphie A.M Southampton Rosser AM Remenine Friesland Julia Ryndamswoehe Abchoria Manitou Moltke der G Hag St Teutonic Touraine Barbarossa Bremeo Eboff Queenstown International Navigation Company

Multiple steamers listed arriving and sailing at Atlantic ports

June 22 reports arrivals and sailings of numerous steamers and barges at Baltimore Savannah Charleston Pensacola Port Tampa San Francisco Lizard Liverpool London and other ports. Vessels include Montana Laverock Wilhelmina Itasca Kee Owen Breslau Barbadian and many more with towings and cargos noted.

Baltimore Montana Laverock Leith Wilhelmina Bone Daiquiri Bulgaria Meyerdiercks Hamburg Boulogne Halifax Essex Johnson Providence Hudson Robinson Savannah Priceton Grace Philadelphia Abner Coburn Llewes New York Britannia Lakinda Sutton O’brien Norfolk Edith May Kelly Tarpun Bay Welkommen Flushing Whatan Dizer Ape Henry Able Teemete Antonio Chesapeste Delane Sea King Sav Pees Baltimore Rotterdam Itasca Hudgins Timore Manna Coanen Ceaerestimore Portia Ham Breukend Fall River Grequeland Britieh Enienan Standard Jacksonville Charleston 8. C Apache Neeville United States See Port Bay Pensacola Fla Enemas Leech Tampico Scotia Haner Crate Adams Gluckstadt J. Hocken Bennett Norway Britten Northfell Hull Greenock King la Pallice Henrik Ibsen Sorensen Live PO British Owen Rio de Janeiro Teamere Bton Keogh Port Simon Woodward Poldbu Hambly San Francisco Roda Manila Andrew Welsh Honolulu Lizard Breslau Bremen Liverpool New Orleans London Eagle

Naval tablet errors corrected in historic inscriptions

Navy officials uncovered two errors in royal deeds of plaques once planned for navy yards. One claimed Admiral Farragut fathered the Mare Island Navy Yard, corrected to credit Commodore Sloat and engineer W P Sanger who founded the yard. A second tablet misattributed Tingey’s command at the Washington Navy Yard and his death date, now clarified.

David G. Farragut Mere Island Cal.) Navy Yard Navy Department Farragut Mare Island Yard

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J. Newton Snively M. D William Getty Assumpsit Julius Wellner Andrew Hirschman Toole and McGlathery Jacob W. Lipsky Catasauqua Lehigh County United States District Court Ellis Moon Lewis Rossbach Beebe Schwebm Smith Wilson Lonnkvist Lounkvist Colville Brandt Ve. Kline Hopplé Furniture Company Reed Kennedy Kohn Clear Street Staake City Belt Line Reath Ward Uieea Yao Merrill Hancock Watson Justice Cooper Wiler Allen Martindale Stewart Allen Metzger Werdarchie Eo. A Kinney Hugg Gilham Trustmpany HB. C. Johnson Menamin, Mason Glass Company Sparhaw Silberman Vo Meway, Company Ephraim, Sandberg Co. Bel Riegel Wares Dubbs Reber Mays Bayard Kunseb 'S Pie Oberholtzer Judge Ashman Judge Ferguson Rzel Spertzel Fries Agateateis Agatestein Keirsien Ve. Kuersten Keir Stallard Paul H. G. Hart Granieb Davis Mandel Jr Bullock Maccabees Morgan Front Street Frazier Oty McLean Horwitz Smith Mock Merick Suitbere Judge Davis Queen of the World MR. Dunn Port OF Algonquin Aros Castle Cape Town St. Vincent Co. V Astrakhan Shields Border Knight Calcutta Boston Caracas Laguira San Juan Cavour Santos Rio Janeiro Santa Cruz Manzanillo Swinmunde Safa-El-Babr Algiers Agamore Zara Bohemian Citta di Torino Genoa Moville Statendam Blogne Sur Mer Berinilla Santander George H.eest Keepbooeke Palermo Wee Gibraltar Cevic Ab Juan Louisiana Menominee Eee Seseeres Koenigin Luise Steeeweeae Wes Antwe Kenes Eeias Kron Wilhel el Valle St. Lucia Cavour Sees Ee Eewes Herbourg En Orlean Sin Christ P. E. Church New Brighton Staten Island German Singing Society Carl P. Berger Marshall and Spring Garden Hughes & Nelson Rhoades Sixty-ninth Street Virginia Avenue Albert Pickles Orchard Street Arthur Burt Henry C. Hollinger Market’ Street Church of the Saviour George P. Stubbs Fortleth Ludlow Church Street Franklin and Penn Streets Church John Cunningham Third Cumberland Streets Suthwest Corner William C. Bitzer Hicks Street H. G. Bates Venango Street J. F. Tomboson Asquehanna Avenue Philip Hathach A See Avenue Benson Hughes & Neodland U” 7 Welsh Orchard Amber ST W. Reed Baker Aspen Theodosia Burr Ide S. Phillipe Jane Ise Mort- CG DEE Sas Fens Wiscode Berkley ST Green St Carbutt Dry Plate and Film Co BROAD Latta Chapman Campbell Brown ST Beryn A. Jenkins Peter S Amen Baltimore Ave 44Th Et Emma H. ‘Case Sist James F. Clark Louis H. Bueb Samuel E. Ha Siet St Raymond Bradley A. Beaver Rown St Ws. Roe Pthassa Cpaeee Mary A. Rabo Heyman Elise B. T. Teller Emma Ot Fulweiler Girard Avenue Raes-oveben Lukens E. Pancoast James E. Clerk Vings Company Cayuga Cayuga Ome OS Mise, 505565 95000 0 0Ckns Baxter E.T., To 3. E. ‘Glark He H J. EB. Clark Brenntaw William K Charles Hart Conan Casa Currie R. A Hestonville Building and Loan Association Fiftyfourth Case E. H A. P. Henderson Berkley Essissis Bakuma Wane Cremen F. J J. J. Munday Twenty- First Fletcher William M. EB. Hender Twenty-ninth Gent. J Mantua Build Association Warren Ize Wet Ae Sae Hollinger, H. C Pennsylvania Company For Insurance South Ie Soruith Hart, &. B James E. Clark North Ae of Eng McIntyre, R Advance Building Naulty William P William P. Naulty South Twenty-second Street Owens William J M. B. Hopkin Wiliam J Soreyweet Ware Bington Coeun Phillips George ‘A. Te Felts Ismian Phillish J. Korle Mon Regler Y. J Alexander Wilson North Side Moore Eleanora of Stiles Emily Thomas Ty Third Beneees Matilde Mets Eighth Street Ieee Ae Pereery Tae Athaeasiens Shipping News Delaware Bay and River News Delaware Meeet Eereses Liv Ham Steeeen Ferndene Berg Piapet Mars Listol West Paint Fournie Ecdase Liverpass Grosser Kurfurst Ice York Gibral New Fioon Teeee Startel Labs
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