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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1902

Page

12

Court notices and decisions in Philadelphia cases

Court round up of assumpsit trespass ejectment and injunction actions listed with attorneys and parties including Farmers and Mechanics Bank Philadelphia versus Kappleye and others. DECISIONS cover rule absolute judgments accounts and charity charter approvals with multiple cases in Courts No. 1 2 3 and 4.

Flutka and Engarg Theodore Gabry Kurtz J. J The Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Philadelphia H. W. Kappleye Assumps R. L. Ashhurst Mary R. Percival John A. McCart Samuel F. Fries William Stiles Assumpsit J. Baxter Jennie Maguire City of Eres Joseph Emma FE. Whiteside Cuera Traction Company L. Shields John McAleer William McAleer John McAleer & Sons Saurent Brothers Issumpsit T. R. Scott & Son Harry Wi Dlame J. W. Logue Jacob H. Rhoads Hugh Kennedy Snyder and Steward Larsen & Co Oscar Wenderoth Sparhawk Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of Philadelphia Kilbourn Construction Company Assupsit R. L. Ashtt Urs Jtte Newmark Minnie Levitt Monaghan and Phillips A. L. Levitt Monaghan Centre Bevo 4 Banking Company Ella H. Sooke Melich Potter and Dechert Decob Bader Louis Bader Union Ac Company J. B. Walker

Discharges in United States Bankruptcy Court

These persons were discharged as voluntary bankrupts in the United States District Court Thomas Sites Norristown Montgomery county David Meyer of this city Mahlon L Nicholas of Plumstead township Bucks county W W Appel of Lancaster

United States District Court Thomas Sites Norristown Montgomery County David Meyer Mahlon L. Nicholas Plumstead Township Bucks County W. W. Appel Lancaster

Judgments Entered Against Numerous Defendants in Common Pleas

A list of judgments entered yesterday in the Common Pleas Courts names many defendants and amounts for want of appearance or defense. Notable entries include J. Gy Hoffher for $500 and Julius L. Herzstein for $4,335, with others such as James W. Caldwell $700 and Milton Lendauer $149.17. Several notes and mortgages are noted as lacking defense, with various trustees and corporations named.

Common Pleas J. Gy Hoffher Sophia Wartman Carles IF Fulton Covenantor John Strobel Carles FP Adele Glazer John J. Kelly James G Campbell Harry Kahn Kahn & Stern Josephs. Whitaker Monarch Hosiery Company Germantown Comany Eisenbronn Henry Stuertz L. S. Clark Ladner Hugh M. Edna O'Brien William Norris George Duncan Daniel L. Bonner Julius L. Herzstein Comaii Bendiner Max Friedman Friedrich D. Dirber Bgr Ella Hill Robert W. Matthews Charles J. Snyder James P. Doyle Harriet A. McClatchey Catherine A. Wentz Winston Fixtract Company Brown & Bailey Company Defense Mrs. J. Wilson Partridge & Richardson P. Doenfield William F. Scull & Co Bessie Singer Young, Smyth, Field & Co George W. Perry Richmond Building and Loan Association Charles R. Jarden Heo H. Sheip Manufacturing Company Lukens Morris K. Rea Northwestern National Bank Lake Dietrich Medhwenters National Bank James C. Simpson National Security Bank of Phiadelphia Sander Kaiserman Miller & Pleet Frederick Ae The United Wine Oat Ma Pa Faward H Rowley Sally F. Lewis Faward H. Rowley Sengner

Common Pleas Summary Hearing Busy Across Five Courts

All five courts held hearings with few sessions until next Monday. Numerous rules absolute or discharged across cases including Graves vs Yerkes, Pfeiffer vs ONeill, and many In re and city street matters. Several judgments or decrees issued, some injunctions dissolved, and court actions listed for multiple defendants.

Resaehey Graves Yerkes Ritzel Guenther Gamon Pfeiffer O'Neill Somacees Construction Co Cullen Tee Manufacturing Company Burbin Cy Company Adams Latencee Mining Company Abvin Dykeve Biddle Et Sperzel Hallard Paul Smith Mockridge Sacsom Water Street Willens Street Front Street Tabor Street Brooks Vs Traction Company Prenner Brenner Lule Buchanan Merick Ketter Wyatt Charles W. Freediey Merchant Company Hartman Snyder Allison Pharmaceutical Company Abe Pagnacco Lanus Carlson S. Walsh Tomkinson City Schuebm Brandt Ve. Kline Clearfield Street Try Belt Line Chykin Schwartz Werdarchie Trust Company Te Ut Street

Wills admitted to probate and inventories filed

The will of Ephraim C. Lukens and four others were admitted to probate with listed real estate values. Inventories were filed for Ann Johnston and Mary A. Mc Closkey with specified personal estate totals.

Ephraim C. Lukens North Seventh Street George Lamoureux Thomas Cahill South Street Richard Stevenson Federal Street William J. Kemimerline North Nineteenth Street Ann Johnston Mary A. McCloskey

Estates Adjudicated In Orphans Court Yesterday

Balances as specified were distributed in the estates of adjudicated individuals in the Orphans Court yesterday by President Judge Hanna. William H. Kemble received 2,149,839.96 dollars while Sarah B. Keen's shares totaled 6,829.18 dollars.

Orphans’ Court Hanna William H. Kemble Sarah B. Keen

Five-Year Sentence in Perjury Case and Other Court Actions

Gussie Brody pleaded guilty to perjury tied to a fraudulent damages claim against Union Traction Company and was sentenced to five years in the Eastern Penitentiary. William Palmer admitted larceny of clothing from John Warner’s store. Lowry Sheppard, convicted of attempting to rob Sam John, was sent to Huntingdon Reformatory. Charles Peters’ concealed weapon case saw verdict reconsidered and sentence suspended. Henry Cooper found not guilty of assault and battery. Henry Green received one year for assault and battery and destroying a mirror of Jeremiah Mahoney. Charles Abler was acquitted of assault and battery on Amelia B.

Beitler Gussie Brody Union Traction Company Eastern Penitentiary William Palmer John Warner Huntingdon Reformatory Lowry Sheppard Lane Sam John Charles Peters Notilty Henry Cooper William Mack Henry Green Jeremiah J. Mahoney Charles Abler Amelia B

Criminal Calendar Sees Trials On List In Room 676

Bail cases and numerous docket items fill the criminal calendar today under Judge Sulzberger. The list includes cases for assault and battery larceny embezzlement false pretense and desertion among many others with hundreds named in the long roll. In room 653 there will be no court today while 75 persons gain naturalization certificates before Judge McPherson and 12 are refused. Young lawyers from the University of Pennsylvania are sworn in by Judge Ralston in Cameron Pleas Court and notes discuss New York bar courtesies to New Jersey practitioners.

Harry A. Holgate William Koeberle Philip Scheitzel William Severson Peter Frick Aaron Powell Charles Boyle John J. Dean John Williams Dennis Ryan Harry Watkins Loren M. Heck Charles Harbach William Sabin Isaac Newton William H. Phillips Theodore Gratz John Haggerty Daniel O'Toole Thomas Sullivan William Sheman Morris T. Cornoy William Franks John McCarthy Philip Kaiser Harry L. Wilson Thomas F. Cole Frank K. Stewart Patrick McLaughlin Anthony Keimer Paul Bumcowski Charles Kinley James Rodgers Frank Yung James Edward H. Knight James Latimore John A. Green Harry Kowich Howard L. Reihley Edward Haines Max Bergman John Daly Jacob Kokoskey John Stein Philip Rubin George C. Croger Robert ©. Clements Arles J. Swaby Jacob Thames James Sharkey Joseph Hoover Wallace Renshaw William H. McFall James McGrath George H. Samuel Daventreanes Frank Johnnston John Longo Peter W. Brooks Hermann Waxman George Dillon McPherson United Oies District Court University of Pennsylvania Etice Judge Ralston Cameron Pleas Court

Fire destroys boarding house. body found in ruins

The mutilated remains of Otis Bunch, a young electrician at the Ensley steel mills, were found in the smoking ruins of a large boarding house destroyed by fire. Authorities believe the boy was murdered.

Birmingham Ala Otis Bunch Ensley

Rathbone Blames Wood After Cuban Embezzlement Case

Estes G Rathbone formerly Director of Posts in Cuba arrives aboard the Niagara from Havana after being released from Cuban prison He and Charles F W Neely were convicted of embezzling postal funds Rathbone accuses General Wood of influencing the Cuban court and seeks a U S trial or a Congressional inquiry to reveal true treatment and motives.

New York Estes G. Rathbone Cuba Havana Niagara Rathbone Charles F. W. Neely

George Roop in Prison Over diamond ring conspiracy

George Roop remains in Moyamensing Prison after an indictment for conspiracy to defraud Richard Fisher of a $275 ring. Roop was arrested in Chester on a bench warrant. codefendants Lavin and the Roops faced trials and penalties while other local thefts and robberies occurred over the weekend.

George Roop Richard Fished Moyamensing Chester Beitler Fisher William Lavin Sam McAdams Lavin George Harry Roop Larry Roop Weaver Roop Harris Cohen South Fifth Street E. C. Wable Market Street Pels Louis Brady Arch Street John M. Trimmins Ruth Street John Scanlon John Hesson Wagner Richmond W. H. Cullen South Fifteenth Street Cullen Joseph Shanahan Sixteenth Fitzwater Streets

Mayor Ejected From Court In Zanesville

Mayor James L. Holden was forcibly ejected from the court of Police Judge Reed after a dispute over an affidavit against a woman charged with intoxication. The mayor resisted as Chief Tracey ordered him out. a scuffle followed with Tracey and others aiding the chief. Holden struck the chief who responded with a club blow to the head. The mayor was escorted away.

Zanesville James L. Holden Court of Police Reed Tracey Holden

Cotton broker Messersmith convicted in Baltimore trial

John K. Messersmith, a prominent Baltimore cotton broker, was found guilty by Judge Ritchie of obtaining $25,000 from Merchants' National Bank by false pretenses. Sentencing was suspended pending a new trial motion, with bail set at $10,000. The charge centered on altering an old bill of lading to secure credit.

Baltimore John K. Messersmith Ritchie Merchants’ National Bank Messersmith

Man kills wife in alleged accident at Reform School

Mrs. Lowe, matron at the Reform School in Topeka, was shot twice in the abdomen and lies near death. Her husband J. C. Lowe, a school teacher, is jailed on a charge of shooting and claimed the incident was accidental. He wounded himself in a later suicide attempt.

Topeka Kan Lowe Reform School Les J. C. Lowe Bsnk

Collapse of St James Hotel in Dallas injures thirteen

The central section of the three story St James Hotel in Dallas collapsed this morning trapping thirteen men. Firemen and police rescued all but three who were seriously injured. Huge debris left rescuers amazed at the escape of those freed from the wreckage.

Dallas Tex St. James Hotel Oret

Scalded to Death in a Wreck at Mingo Junction

Steubenville reports a collision between two locomotives on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Road at Mingo Junction during a heavy period. Two men were killed and a number injured. The dead include R. Walker of Toronto Ohio, a crew member aboard one engine.

Shipping News From Philadelphia Port Journal June 24

Arrivals include Mackinaw from London, Watson from Port Antonio, Saxon from Providence, Grecian from Boston, and more. Cleared ships include Spartan to Boston, Armonia to Hamburg, Vizcanna to Havana, and Heinrich to Liverpool, with freight listings and tide notes.

Mackinaw London Atlantic Transport Company Watson List Port Antonio United Fruit Company Saxon Briggs Providence Boston Philadelphia Grecian Nickerson Philadelphia Steamship Company Richard An McLaughlin Baltimore Groves George H. Stout Davis Troy Albany William P. Clyde & Co Helen Sivertsen West India Fruit Company Drummond Nicholson St. Jago Barn Line Steamship Company Tuff Canrobert Banes Fruit Georgetown Thorsen Lumber Atlantic Coast Steamship Company Samuel Hart, Brown Point Wolf N. B Labs Haldt & Cummins Belle Russell James Port Eaton Gravel Spartan Thacher Anthony Groves, Jr Fowler Defiance Ford New York Armonia Schmidt Hamburg Atlantic Transport Line Vizcanna McArthur Havana William J. Grandfield Decatur H. Miller McDorman Savannah Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company Heinrich Oltmanus Liverpool B. Hamburg & Co Laon Arrow McDonnell Hiogo Philip Buree Henry Clausen, Jr Torrey George Moon Moonbeam Peter Wright & Sons Saxoleine Bordeaux Lomen Dover

Domestic ports and arrivals from June 23 telegraph report

Maritime traffic across U S ports lists arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners on June 23 including Barnstable Henshaw and others bound for Ports Antonio Maria and New York. Also notes Newport News and Portsmouth movements and a few sailings to Liverpool Philadelphia and New York with several named vessels.

Baltimore Barnstable Henshaw Antonio Maria Oxus Pope Breitond Beéllesen Tarpon Bay Chesapeake Delano New York Kershaw Howes Boston Jennie R. Dauboils Smeed van Allens Boughton McLeod Portemouth Henry W. Cramp Carter Bangor Salacia British Mitchell Glasgow Newport News Storfond Eskeland Catquiri Bluefields Hastings Hudson Robinson Savanish Ericsson Grace Philadelphia Shetland Heath Poiat J Hoskins Bennett Acksonville Elle Ryseal Rock Sound R. Perkins Gay Silver Heels Gray Gloucester James Soestdyke Metz Rotterdam Falcom Eretria Mallaby John Universe Norw Tonaberg United States Sterling Old Point Edna Baltimore Beulabland L. H. Brayton Romers New Prighmoxd Horatio L Erebury King

Steamers Pass Through English Channel and North Atlantic Routes

The list notes multiple steamers and passages on June 21 to June 24. East Point from Philadelphia to London. Mesaba from New York to London. Grosser Kurfurst Bremen to New York. Genessee Philadelphia to Bergen. Arch Philadelphia to Hull. Francisa Pensacola to Liverpool. Wan derer Pensacola to Liverpool. Azor Philadelphia or Antwerp. Betty Thee Orleans. other entries include Naples Genoa and additional Liverpool and New York sailings.

Hamburg Prinzess New York Rouen Orifiamme Swansea Minnesota Perhia Portonio Maracaibo Bar Lgubraltar Lahn Grosser Kurfurst Hohenzollern Glasgow Laurentiann Genoa Steater Briardale Philadelphia Bablilla Norfolk Ferndene Dune Alexandria Ceeeesees Egebers Ween Corean Annes Glasgowee Planet Mars Bristol Bergenland Liverpool West Oo London Gees Cena Rotterdam Euxinia Armenia Hambure Mackinaw Nederla Une Antwerp North Point Westernland Uly Alexendria Pennland West Point Pe Oon Antwerp Georgia Gibraltar Cevic Tee Menominee Naples Koenigin Luise Eaitce Annwe Kensin Southampton Kronpring Wilhelm Washington St. Ucla Nord America Sevess Graf Waldersee Plymouth Majestic Eeees JdUne Scilly East Point Mesaba Beachy Head Bremen Butt OF Lewis Genessee Bergen Cape Sparte Rawle Point Arch Philadelphia Hull Francisca Pensacola Wanderer Dover Azor Betty Orleans

Multiple ships report incidents and damages at sea and ports

Fire damaged the steamer City of Jacksonville causing about 5000 dollars in losses while life preserver storage was burned. The French bark Duc D Aumale reached Calais after a collision off Dover, leaking and damaged. At a Philadelphia board meeting Robinson and others were elected to the River Front Review Company. The Dutch steamer Wilhelmina escaped damage after striking sunken rocks near the Straits Magellan. The Barn Live steamer Tresco was released at Baltimore quarantine after no contagious disease found aboard. The British steamer Lady Joicey stranded near Magellan and was reportedly in distress seeking Sandy Bay passage.

City of Jacksonvillen Duc D’aumale London San Francisco Calais Straits of Dover Philadelphia Maritime Exchan Robinson Sup Passmore & Co John Hougherer & Sons Tacoma St. Vincent Montevideo Baltimore Tresco Colon Lady Joicey Fortescue Magellan Bas L Ag Sandyer

Pension Certificates Issued in Several States

The June 23 dispatch lists original, increase and restoration pension certificates issued to numerous individuals across Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland. Names include Augustus Peguignot Philadelphia Thomas McGlone Philadelphia William P Nicholson Chester and Charles H Clark Merton among others with varying dollar amounts and statuses noted for War with Spain and widows benefits.

Philadelphia Times Washington Augustus Peguignot Philadelphia Thomas McGlone William P Nicholson Chester Spain Frank &, Sawdey Gillett Charles H. Clark Muton William Fries Bridge Valley Jobo V. Gemmill Brogueville John O. Womner Hill Jobn Royer Charlie P. Clarke James N. Shawers Ridge Sadlington Imee Youler Cornellsville Sidney Shepard Ofmuel W. Coniels Nancy Leech Sparteus Apectal June T Dingman Gateet New Jersey Darius Bowes Bridgeton Thomas Carver Trentes Samuel L. Hatcher Yardville George NX. Williams Orange

Philadelphia real estate and architecture notices from Germantown area

A digest of architectural bids and plans across Philadelphia. Morris & Vaux invite estimates for a gymnasium and school annex at Friends School Germantown with bids due June 28. Cramp & Co bid boiler house for Southwark Mills at Eighth and Carpenter. York & Sawyer pursue office building plans for Pennsylvania Steel in Steelton. Multiple firms announce deadlines and sub bids for stores, residences, hospitals, and alterations at various city sites.

R. ©. Ballinger Cramp & Co Southwark Mills Company Eighth and Carpenter Streets Jacob Herold York & Sawyer New York Pennsylvania Steel Company Steelton William H. Hunter Philadelphia and Reading Railway Oaklyn N. J Stacy Reeves & Sons Frank Miles Day T. B. Stark Eleventh Street Arch. Ride H. C Astwood Chestnut Street Amos W. Barnes Doyle & Doak, Machim & Brown H. B. Shoemaker & Co Angus 8. Wade Company Twenty-second Ludlow Streets O. H. P. Belmont Horace Trumbauer Mark Eidlitz & Son D. C. Weeks & Son J. E. & A. L. Pennock Oliver Hazzard Perry Belmont Forty-seventh Street Fifth Avenue William Steele & Sons Fifth Moravian Church Germantown Avenue Dauphin Street Lehigh Manufacturing Company Fourth Street Lehigh Avenue Bureau of Building Inspection Philadelphia Quartette Club J. F. Stuckert & Sons Wade Company Germantown Indiana Avenues Kansas City Beef Company Eighteenth Cherry Streets Roydhouse, Arey & Co

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