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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mic Day Webb
Anna C. Allen
C. Andrade, Jr
Kensington Engine Works
Davies Stoker Company
F. P. Prichard
Iotwin Hall
the Franklin Construction Company
Samuel Gourley
Mary A. Brown
Avraham M. Keller
the Union Trust Company
A, S, L. Shields
del. and Schuylkill Market Co
Samuel C. Hodge
Schuler
Vansant
Kemon
Wall
McMahon
Lewis Sattler
Thompson
Libellant
Tatlow Vs
Assn
Witzgerdid
McCusker
Phoenix Chemical Co. Corporation
Surlak
Electric Light Co
McBride
McPadden
Vanderslice
Mansky
Nativity
Mason Vs. Glass Co
Mays
Society Nurses Hospital of
P. E. Church
Pring
Singer Manufacturing Company
Conklin
Moser
McKenzie
College
Walters
Fennemore
Fennerty
Burnham Et al
National Machine Mortar Company
David France
Baltic Brewing Company
Jeanie A. Sullivan
Union A. M. E. Church
James W. Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
James W. M. Newlin
A. R. McHenry & Co
Louis Ritz & Co
Acetylene Light, Heat and Power Company
Francis Shunk Brown
Robert W. Finletter
Acetylene
Newlin
Brown
Katie L. George
Walter L. George
Lena Gloor
Gustav Gloor
Quarter Sessions Court
Sulzberger
Lewis Blancheuser
Edward Murrow
William Grifin
Joseph Foccaccio
Margaret McCartney
Joseph Lowery
Mary Sharkey
Pawcett
Alexander Alexander
Gertrude Sullivan
Harrison
James Hughes
Edmond Butler
Elmer Fulton
William Gamble
Wolf Russman
Vincenzo Jaffola
Henry J. Craig
John Simpson
Leonard Hay
Rosco Blake
Joseph Duffen
Harry Barnes
Georges
Hovan
Charles Myers
Judge Davis
Wood
Strange Kansas
Hotel Fell
Shipping News
Port OF
Delaware Bay and River News
Delaware Breakwater
Taff
Ura
Matanzas
Hartfield
James McCaulley
Lingard
Cienfuegos
Minnie
Doris
Hampshire
Delaware
George W. Anderson
Bogue Inlet
Rescue
Marcus Hook
Fort Beaye
Reedy Island
Lumen
Harold
Harcus Hook
Wilmington
Oliver Ames
Morgan, Cartaret
Fertilizer
Hardt & Cummins
St. George
South America
Hampton Roads
Miles
Smyrna
Batoum
Monomoy
Uplands
Carthagena
Ort Royal
Salerno
Riviere de Lono
Cork
Texas
Miramas
Mae
West India Ee
San Raphael
Boston, &S
Bilboa
Philade
Not Balfour
Jeve Delaware
Dora
Sicily
Hoamoras
Suger
Wrakbey
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Marbella
Redecbee
Japan
Fowey
Philadelpia
Guuxhaven
Brilliant
Lisbon
Peninsular
York
Clematis
Niagra
Tampico
Yucatan
Progreso
Buckman
Erna
Kingston
Louisiana
New Orleans
Confidensa
Olinda
Kroonland
Alleghany
Savanilla
Dorisbrook
Perth Amboy
Kaiserio Maria Theresa
Grenada
Standard
Flushing
American
Bleacher
Sicilia
Sardegna
Arkadia
Ponce
Iroquois
Jacksonville
Etelka
Amsterdam
Parran
Chatburn
Tampa
Aetna
Bluecher
Phoenicia
M. Theresia
St. Paul
Oceanic
Liverpoo
Fred
der Gros
Fuerst Bismck
la Savoie
Havre
Columbia
Umbria
Eater
Ee M
Sieney Orida
Hasti
Port Au Prince
Citta di Torrino
Tewece Bohemian
Aller
Statendam
Peace Lucania
Potsdam
Zeeland
Pennsylvania
Rosser
Lorraine
Friesland
Etraria Ee
Ryndam
Anchoria
Wee
Manitou
Moltke
Pretoria
Bermuda
Hambu Palatin
Campania
Liverpoo Ethic
Minneapolis
Osseee
Vaderland
Lucania
Eagle Point
Philadelphis
Lacresse
Vereman Hudeco
Umar
Maryland
Schelamies
Friends’ School
T. Larry Eyre
Philip H. Johnson
West Chester
Frank S. Riggs
John R. Wiggins
Manrier & Merchant
Third
Chestnut Streets
James H. Windrim
Ride
Edward R. Ellis
Sixty-seventh Street
Woodland Avenue
Brill Terrace
Sixty-eighth Street
Joseph Levin
A. Lederer
Panama Street
Joseph Price
Grant
St. James Place
Thomas Gilmore
Presbyterian Hospital
North Thirty-ninth Street
H. Jones Johnson
Edward Meadowcraft
North Broad Street
Timate
Peter Holschuh
Hilton ST
Philip
Adele M. Downey
Etta C. Saylor
Ae John Smith
Fairmount Ave
Samuel Verlston
John Edgar
Charles Devlin
Mark A. Hannum
Neff ST
SdisVisves
Samuel Ireland
Christian
Rockland
Somerset ST
Nes
7Th ST
Michael Moldewer
Becker
Lisetta Beck
Thomas A. Lynn
Ry C. Ee
William M Coc
Ces Soverenverduces
Joseph H. Marshall
Richard List
Susquehanna Ave
Esher
Morris Schrage
Girard Ave
MT. Vernon ST
Michael Faulkner
John FE
Frederick H
Woodhead
Schmeich
John Kenney
Myers
George Cea
Laffe Charles
Patrick McIntyre
Jobo Ring
Douglass ST
Edward H. ‘Boomtge
Front ST
Henry G. Hart
Myer A. Sieg
ILCOR
Beobeays
Seces St
Powelton
Association Fernon ST
Robert Betham
John Reiner
Kensington Ave
Ses
Wel- Master ST
David A. Hammond
William *. Kern
Alfred Moore
Henry G. Faulkner
Emil Coblentz
Pratt ST
Ek Wares Eeeeses
Seabruch
Charles FE. Hessenbruch
Alice KE. Brennan
Rockland and Asts
William J. Nolan
Hulseman St
Hulsewan
Laura
Holtzman
Margaretta
Pleasant Ave
Eennee ST
Almon Ellis
Sallie J. McVicker
Beck, James
Second
Morris Streets
Caldwell
J. L
Concord Building Association
Rodman Street
Twelfth
Coblentz
William H. "Brehm
Neff Street
Faulkner
H. Stebble
Nett Street
Oak Lane
Thirteenth Street
Hannum
M. A
Hestonville Building and Loan Association
Lang T. Co
Philadelphia Ter
Hood
Wm. Hennedy
Saving Fund Society
Keen Pa Eyeet
Rens
Dewey
Market
Kenney
H. H
Corinthian
Pleasent Avenue
Nertenhelm Yond Nuvers
Johnson
Michael
Steble
Freed
William Street
Jeaney
Gassner
Thomas, Jr
Columbia Avenue Saving Fund
Warne Avenue
Apsley Street
Gerlach
T. Tyson
Maccaulafy
Mutual Friend Building and Loan ‘Association
Humbert
Nolan
E. Iberg
E. Sermeant Street
Perlston
Boweston Building Association
Fairmount
Ryan
Patrick J
Beneficial
Elery
Ludlow
Schoene
Norristown T. Co
East Washington Lane
Chestnut Hill
R. R
Schrage
R. Biddle
Loan Association
Race
Mary L. West
Fifty-sigth Street
Jefferson Street
Hassenbruch
Cheries
Herman Hessenbruch
Fairmount Avenue
Susanna
Mary E. J
Marebell
Willow Street
Irvin
Harola Cy
Te Arthur “C. Houkes
North Thirteenth
Sr She Muloch
Coe
Clare E *Hiler
Ontario Street
Artheny M
Atlantic Street
Sant of Twenty-Sret Street
Ids
Dy Au
Bode
Finley McLlrod
John EB. Stepher
Avenue FF
Elebty-third Street
Common Pleas Courts
Peeterdey
Owsers
Rages
Ha Street
H. Jones John
Thirty-ninth
Thomas Gannon
Vance Avenue
John Haughey
Wharton Street
George W. Gallagher Tasker
Charles Auvebter & Co
James M Sansom
FE. Thomson
Brown Street
Walter Stokes
Oe San Avenue
B. Maint
Tabor Road
C. A. Countise
Paul Bart
Mgigaih
Eawerd Sreet
Panama
Charles Place
Joseph Aveove
McKee
Mary A. Vanbern
William M. Ellison
Jame
Benson Ave
Ft. W
Howard Noble
Kes Weber
Jan Montrose