Cast Thy Bread at National Farm School Graduation
At the National Farm School graduation in Doylestown Pa at Temple Keneseth Israel Rev Dr F De Sold Mendes preached on Cast thy bread upon the waters The ceremony honored directors Adolph Grant B K Selig Adolph Eichholz Ralph Blum Herman Jonas and William Hirsch with many Philadelphia Jewish leaders attending The school aims to train youths for agricultural leadership and its first commencement is set for June 26 with notable attendees including Secretary James Wilson Senator Penrose Governor Stone and Mayor Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naonal Farm School
Doylestown
Temple Keneseth Israel
Broad Street
Columbia Avenue
F. de Sold Mendes
New York
William Armhold
Mendes
National Farm School
Adolph Grant
B. K. Selig
Adolph Eichholz
Ralph Blum
Herman Jonas
William Hirsch
Krauskopf
Europe
America
Israel
United States
James Wilson
Penrose
Stone
Ashbridge
J. Hampton Moore
Wilson
Broad Street Station
Messrs
George Ochs
the Bellevue
G. Blum
A. L. English
W. C. Haddock
John V. Shoemaker
Jeffries
Joseph Krauskopf
Saville
Berkowitz
Arrested Sunday Picnicers Raid on River Road
Captain Albert and Camden police raided a River road picnic near the old Fairview track and arrested several merrymakers for disorderly conduct. Officers found beer and a launch aboard the party while some participants were shooting craps. hearings set for this morning. A separate raid on Ninth Ferry avenue targeted a saloon for Sunday selling, under a warrant for John T. Maxwell.
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Captain Albert
Camden
River Road
Fairview
Samuel Johnson
Garfield Engle
William McGrath
Frank Reeve
Ernest Courter
George Bingham
William Mango
Harry Blizzard
Frank Stewart
John Oetzel
Edward Goss
Sent to Jalil for Killing a Bird
Emmado Lantana was committed to Camden jail yesterday by Magistrate Hill for default on a $23.40 fine related to a warricade incident involving Deputy Gane Watton Joba.
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Jalil
Emmado Lantana
Camden
Hill
Enna
Warricade
Gane Watton Joba
Woman Bleeding to Death Near Reed Street
Annie Arkel of 778 South Front street was found bleeding in an alley on Reed street below Sixth late last night by Police Officer Gregory. Suffering from an internal hemorrhage, she was unconscious and taken to Pennsylvania Hospital in critical condition. She had been employed as a servant at 1405 South Sixth street for one week. Joseph Podgrosky of 557 South Front street, described as the woman's brother-in-law, was found with her and planned to take her to the hospital.
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Annie Arkel
South Front Street
Reed Street
Sixth
Gregory
Twenty-fifth District
Pennsylvania Hospital
South Sixth Street
Joseph Podgrosky
Tragic coach accident claims John Groark life
John Groark 27 of 236 Reed Street died at St Agnes Hospital after a Moyamensing avenue mishap in which a coach wheel ran over him. He fell while talking to his sister Annie on the front seat. two drivers from the Twenty-fifth district were arrested. The German Brothers Club members had hired the Minnesota wagon earlier that day to Black's Farm in Delaware county. Groark worked as a steamfitter and resided with his parents. A near-miss injury to John Rolling at Sixth and Morris streets is noted, with him also treated at St Agnes.
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John Groark
Reed Street
Moyamensing Avenue
Mifflin Street
Groark
Annie
Groak
Twenty-fifth District
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Thomas Gaffid
Daly Street
John Moreland
Watkins Street
Morris and
Graham
Twenty-fifth
German Brothers Club
Minneapolis
Black
Delaware County
John Rolling
Pierce Street
Sixth
Morris Streets
St. Agnes Hospital
Injury from fall from car at Thirty third Street
John Norrington, 13, of 2618 Sterner Street, fell from a triley car at Thirty third Street and Lehigh Avenue last night, breaking his collarbone. He was taken to the Woman's Hospital for treatment.
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John Norrington
Sterner Street
Thirtythird Street
Lehigh Avenue
Dogs Bite Five Persons in Separate Attacks
A large black dog bit William Harrison 77 of Shacka Maxon street and George Edinger 2 of 2232 Taggert street after wandering from Girard avenue to Shackamaxon street. Both injuries were treated at St. Mary’s. The same dog bit three children near Eighth and Pemberton streets, two taken to Pennsylvania Hospital. Willie Larusso 9 of 719 South Eighth street and Louis Piscenza 8 of 739 Pemberton street suffered hip wounds, with Piscenza’s wound described as serious.
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William Harrison
Shacka Maxon Street
George Edinger
Taggert Street
Shackamaxon Street
Frankford Avenue
Girard Avenue
Shackamaxon Streets
St. Mary's Hospital
Eighth and
Pemberton Streets
Pennsylvania Hospital
Willie Larusso
South Eighth Street
Louis Piscenza
Pemberton Street
Man Found Dead After Street Swoon on Front Street
An elderly man about 65 collapsed on North Front Street yesterday afternoon and died en route to the Pennsylvania Hospital. Policeman Robinson found him on steps at 230. The unidentified victim wore a dark suit, had gray hair, carried a lunch, and his pockets held a silver watch a $1.12 in cash and a key ring stamped Edward Flinn 1452 Cherry Street. John J. Bradley of 1452 Cherry Street said the man did not live with him. The body was taken to the Morgue awaiting identification.
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North Front Street
Robinson
Pennsylvania Hospital
Edward Flinn
Cherry Street
John J. Bradley
Camden machinists meet in Newton Hall Newton Avenue and Broadway
A meeting of Camden striking machinists was held yesterday in Newton Hall at Newton Avenue and Broadway. General Organizer Howard H. Caldwell of the American Federation of Labor addressed the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Newton Hall
Newton Avenue
Broadway
Howard H. Caldwell
American Federation of Labor
Cheltenham confirms bishop as city notes preacher and ship arrival
City notes report Bishop Prendergast administered confirmation in Cheltenham. Rev Frederick A Hinckley preached on the municipal situation at Spring Garden Church and later departed for Massachusetts. The steamship Westernland from Liverpool arrived with 80 cabin and 270 steerage passengers. A man named Arthur Caldwell, a Black resident of 806 Darien Street, sustained wounds after a remonstrance to his wife over dinner. James Flanagan of 2037 is reportedly injured after a fall from a horse. A man named Shark on freee was attacked near Alider Street. A man near is if 1944 Alider Street was found in a yard after a fall, taken to St Joseph's with bruises but conscious. Flanagan, age 51, of 2087 Bagota Street, was riding at Yan Pelt and Susquehan Y is morning to the Woman's Hospital.
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Bishop Prendergast
Cheltenham
Frederick A. Hinckley
Spring Garden Church
Massachusetts
Westernland
Liver 1
Bhoff
Arthur Caldwell
Espl
Darien Street
St. Joseph's Hospita
James Flanagan
Ib Preet
Socom Paaaal
Esterda
Public-minded sermon urges civic duty over partisan politics
Rev Dr Kerr Boyce Tupper, at First Baptist Seventeenth and Walnut, urged Philadelphians to abandon indifference and partisan sermons. He framed politics as the art of city well-being, pressed Christians to lead, vote, and unite against corruption, citing leaders like McCook and Converse as models for civic action.
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Kerr Boyce Tupper
First Baptist Church
Seventeenth and
Walnut Streets
Boston
New York
Brigadier Halpin Rescinded Appointment For Atlantic Coast
Brigadier John Halpin of the Salvation Army Northwest Province, based in Milwaukee, will not become commander of the Atlantic coast province including Philadelphia. He remains in Milwaukee to assist Commander Booth Tucker. Colonel Cozens is away. Staff Captain Brewer leads the work with Brigadier Hicks in New York assisting. A farewell was held for officers as about fifty to sixty personnel face the reorganization. Summer revival meetings began at Eighth and Vine, led by National Secretary Hicks. an officers council and late-night prayer followed.
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John Halpin
Northwest
Salvation Army
Milwaukee
Atlantic Coast
Philadelphia
Booth Tucker
Cozens
Brewer
Hicks
New York
Eighth and Vine Streets
Farewell Service For Rev Asher H Kepler
A farewell service was held at Northminster Presbyterian Church for Rev Asher H Kepler who departs for Pao ting fu China as a missionary. Speakers included Rev Joseph Wilson Cochrane Rev A R Kepler and Miss Ellen B Dresser of the Central China Mission.
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Northminster Presbyterian Church
Kepler
First Tent Service Held by Presbyterian Evangelistic Committee
The first of the summer evangelistic services under the Presbyterian evangelistic committee was held last evening in Cynwyd in a large tent that can seat about 800. The Rev. James B. Ely led a well attended gathering. The tent will stay at its current site all summer and host Sunday and Wednesday services. Tonight marks the true season opener with meetings at multiple tents including Jefferson and Randolph, Fifty second Street and Lancaster Avenue, and Twenty fourth and Wharton Streets. The Twenty fourth and Wharton Street tent is the largest, seating 1500, with Rev. Dr. Wells, Rev. Dr. Smith, and Mr. Schiveren directing the first two weeks.
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Presbyterian Evangelistic Committee
Cynwyd
James B. Ely
Jefferson and
Randolph Streets
Fifty-second Street
Lancaster Avenue
Twentyfourth
Wharton Streets
Twenty-fourth
Evangelistic Committee
Wells
Smith
Schiveren
Delegates Discuss Jubilee at Railroad Y M C A Meeting
A jubilee echo gathering of delegates to Boston met yesterday afternoon at the Pennsylvania Railroad Y M C A on Forty first street and Westminster avenue. Secretary Charles Towson led the session urging delegates to share addresses and describe the impact of the jubilee on railroad workers and various nationalities.
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Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Forty-first Street
Westminster Avenue
Charles Towson
George C. Grove
Er. H. Fuller
J. D. Lewis
A. H. Bergstresser
H. . Hill
R. J. McLean
Towson
Father Villiger S J Returns as Woodstock Rector Changes
Official announcement states Father Villiger who has led the Church of the Gesu for thirty years will return to the city. He will be succeeded at Woodstock College Maryland by Father Brett J former vice president of St Josephs College and ex rector of Loyola College Baltimore. Father Quirk will replace Father Brett as rector. Villiger is over eighty years old.
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Society of Jesus
Father Villiger
Church of the Gesu
Woodstock College
Maryland
Father Brett
St. Joseph's College
Loyola College
Baltimore
Father Quirk
Pernetas Se
Pasisbene
Beene
Bey
Pearson Delivers Farewell Sermon at Swedish Zion Church
Rev. Sven Pearson, pastor at Swedish Zion Lutheran Church on Ninth and Buttonwood streets, preached a farewell sermon last evening using Acts 20 02 as his text. He reflected on more than three and a half years of service, growing a small group into a thriving congregation before accepting a call to a York City church from Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
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Pearson
Sven Pearson
Swedish Zion Lutheran Church
Ninth
Buttonwood Streets
Williamaport
Dow
Tork
United Christian Church Holds Eighth Annual Conference
The eighth annual conference of the United Christian Church convened on Friday June 21 and continues at Gethsemane. Bishop and founder Arene presides as the event proceeds.
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United Christian Church Conference
United Christian Church
Gethsemaneaa
Charles Ube Teeie
Arene
Denounce Mayor and Councils Frustrate Franchise Policy Debate
The United Labor League of Philadelphia denounces Mayor Ashbridge and his Council for granting valuable streetcar franchises with little public return. Delegates call for public ownership or control, urging labor and citizens to recover lost assets and oppose ongoing franchise grabs while planning a pronounced political response.
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United Labor League of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
Moore
New Era
Kohler
Williams
Drees
Horn
Nelson
Kobler
Silence Over Wanamaker Offer Divides Transit Syndicate
Opinion grows that John Wanamaker will not receive an official reply from congressman Robert H. Foerderer or the Johnson syndicate partners regarding rapid transit. Foerderer declined to comment at his Torresdale home while others away from Philadelphia are said to prefer ignoring similar proposals. City foes fear Johnson may push another offer if Wanamaker is answered, aiming to force a definite move. business leaders suggest the syndicate hopes to quiet rising sentiment as they plan formal action with counsel Robert B. and J. M. W and A. 8. L. Shields.
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John Wanamaker
Robert H. Foerderer
Foerderer
Torresdale
Mr. Wanamaker
Johnson Syndicate
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Robert B
A. 8. L. Shields
Labor union picnics and meetings announced for July events
General labor notes list a Machinists picnic at Washington Park on the Delaware for July 20 to aid strikers. Ice Drivers Union No 1 plans a July 10 picnic at Washington Park Twenty sixth Street and Allegheny Avenue. An open meeting of Retail Clerks is set for this evening at Belmont and Lancaster Avenues with Organizer Caldwell delivering an address. Cigarmakers Union No 100 will elect delegates at Friday’s meeting.
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Washington Park
Delaware
Ice Drivers’ Union
Twenty-sixth Street
Allegheny Avenue
Belmont
Lancaster Avenues
Caldwell
Cigarmakers’ Union
Pastor Resigns to Accept Call
Long Branch New Jersey reports the Reverend Robert W. Blackburn of the First Presbyterian resigns today to accept a new pastoral call. Blackburn is noted for his service and leadership within the church community.
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Long Branch
N. J
Robert W. Blackburn
Tpg
Unions Seek Higher Wages At Baltimore Conference
The C M I U set to convene in Baltimore next September as iron moulders in Philadelphia demand 3 per day for nine hours instead of 2 75 for ten. Typographical Union No 2 approved a new ware scale to be voted on in a referendum before presenting to printers. A joint cigar makers meeting at Labor Lyceum Sixth and Brown plans policy on machine introduction.
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Drees
League
Charles Drees
Cigarmakers
F. J. Long
Typographical Union
James B. Cogan
Gabriel Josephs
United Labor League
Cooperative Commonwealth
Fred J. Long
Printers
Edward Moore
The
New Era
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Labor Lyceum
Sixth and
Brown Streets
Wife killed by a kick at Gaul and Venango streets
Edward Maski of 3178 Miller street was held by Magistrate Gillespie to await coroner action after his wife Mary died following a party quarrel. The couple and several neighbors from nearby shanties on Gaul Venango streets were present. Witnesses posted bail of 300 each for several locals.
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Twenty-fourth District
Edward Maski
Miller Street
Gillespie
Mary
John Kendoe
Gaul
Venango
Maski
Mask
Mark
August Rosentriter
Joseph Fisher
Salmon Street
Michael Kese
John Kondoc
Andrew Kent
Mary Klemmer
Negro Tries to Stab Policemen After Chase
Policemen Tole and Boyce of the Fifth District arrested John Clark a 23 year old Black man from 2208 Nandant Street after he fled pursuit on Twenty Second Street and attempted to stab Officer Boyce with a five inch blade. He claimed he intervened in a fight when a crowd joined the chase.
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Tole and Boyce
Fifth District
John Clark
Nandatn Street
Clark
Twenty-second Street
Boyce
Daughter Identifies Body of Man at Morgue
The body of Henry Bruning of 2929 Rath Street Kensington was identified at the Morgue by a young woman claiming to be his daughter. He died at the House of Correction on Friday while serving a short sentence under the alias John Brando. Bruning, a wood-carver, had been missing from home for some time and was said to have been sent to the correctional facility for drunkenness.
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Henry Bruning
Rath Street
Kensington
House of Correction
John Brando
Bruning
Accident cases list from Pennsylvania hospitals
A compiled listing details patients admitted across several city hospitals outlining ages and injuries. Frank Carey 21 dislocated shoulder 408 Washington avenue William Bradley 41 fractured nose 305 Adams street Frankford John Cravatt 73 19 South Second street car bolic acid poisoning Sadie Ganl 32 215 South Darien street Larusso 9 719 South Eighth bites Wise 8 780 Pemberton street bites ST AGNES HOSPITAL John Rolling 26 contusion of abdomen John Groark 27 fractured skull internal injuries POLYCLINIC HOSPITAL David Anderson 1018 Christian street contusion of arm lacerated scalp EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL Jane Greenwood 42 face arm chest PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL James ONeill 12 infected gunshot wound Alice Massey 728 North Thirty sth street head out Samuel Dever 12 two bones in arm broken ST LUKE'S HOSPITAL William Scott 35 fractured knee cap.
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Frank Carey
Washington Avenue
William Bradley
Adams Street
Frankford
John Cravatt
South Second Street
Sadie Ganl
South Darien Street
We Larusso
South Eighth
Wise
Pemberton Street
ST. Agnes' Hospital
John Rolling
Pierce Street
John Groark
Reed Street
Polyclinic Hospital
David Anderson
Christian Street
Nandain Street
Episcopal Hospital
Jane Greenwood
Street
Presbyterian
Cases for Coroner Chronicle Names and Addresses
Listed cases for coroner include Lewis Newhoff of 714 Pasayunk Avenue Annie Kerns of 1329 Patton Street marasmus Mary Moski 35 of 3178 Miller Street Joseph Flanagan 51 of 2037 Edgeley Street Martha Le Barth 14 of 1512 North Warnock Street Ae Freeman 47 of 2202 Turner Street and Lees 35 of Lancaster Avenue above Thirty sixth Street.
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Lewis Newhoff
Pasayunk Avenue
Annie Kerns
Patton Street
Marasmus
Mary Moski
Miller Street
Joseph Flanagan
Edgeley Street
Martha le Barth
North Warnock Street
Ae Freeman
Turner Street
Jexy Ee Lees
Lancaster Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Missing Persons Report From Local Area
A 15 year old named ectee of 2227 Lambert Street has been missing since June 22. A 20 year old Rae of 1007 M js lane was also reported missing. Antonio Mazio, 50, of 835 Carpenter Street has been missing since June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ectee
Lambert Street
Rae
M Js ‘A Allon
Prgee Sa
Oyamensing
Antonio Mazio
Carpenter Issing
First Train Leaves New Camden Terminal
The first train departed yesterday morning shortly after 7 for the seashore from the new Pennsylvania terminal in Camden. All trains and ferryboats are running from the new structure with a schedule of a boat every four minutes during busy hours and one every ten minutes at night.
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New Terminal
Pennsylvania Terminal
Camden
Seashore
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