Atlantic City Opens Summer Rush With Crowded Beachfront
Atlantic City reports a record summer kickoff as hotels fill along the beach front and arrivals swell. Ex Governor W S Taylor and other prominent guests are seen at the Brighton and Traymore hotels, with future season planning and Steel Pier concerts announced by Director F N Innes.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia
W. 8. Taylor
Kentucky
Taylor
Brighton
T. H. Taylor
John Marshall
Louisville
Clarkson Clothier
John 8. Keen, Jr
Harold Perot Keen
Thomas Y. England
William Jay Turner
Joseph Glaser
St. Louis
W. H. Jack
Silver City
New Mexico
B. R. Bailey
Bride
Grand Atlantic
Mr. Bailey
Board of Freeholders
Essex County
Newark
Drowned Man from Chicago at Heinzs Ocean Pier
Robert Jones of Chicago connected with the Hotel Rudolf drowned while bathing at Heinzs ocean pier in Atlantic City. He swam out with a companion and disappeared after their return to shore. Lifeguards were summoned as a search began.
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J. 8. Bennett
Castle Grove
Danville
Charlies R. Myers
Atlantic City
Tooms
W. G. Converse
Converse
Pittsburg
Rudolf
Jay P. McDermott
Nina McDermott
Fon du Lac
Wis
G. D. Chenworth
I. M. Armstrong
Woodbury, N. J
Toin Times
N. J
Robert Jones
Chicago
Heinz
Ocean Pier
Jones
Pittsburg to Have a New Station
Plans finalized by D. H. Burnham & Co for a new eleven story brick and iron union passenger station in Pittsburg, Pa for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Estimated cost about half a million dollars with electric lighting, steam heating, toilets, barber shops, cafe, and other modern conveniences.
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D. H. Burnham & Co
Chicago
Union
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lafayette College
Boston
Architecta C. W. Bolton & Co
James Gayley
Lehigh Avenue
Germantown Avenue
Excelsior Trust and Savings Fund Company
Belmont and
Girard Avenues
Edwin F. Bertolett
Friends’ Central School
Fifteenth
Race Streets
Philadelphia Stock Baccage
Third
Dock Streets
The
Stock Exchange
Dyre
Cedar Streets
John Briggs
Marcel
Sunset Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Tourison
South Mole Street
Frank Miles Day
Appleton & Burrell
J. Wood Lucans
Conshohocken
Wilson Eyre
S Jr
Chestnut Street
John Cornell & Son
Devon
C. Hofman Kuhn
Chelten Avenue
Bayton Street
George D. Tegan
William R. Dougherty
Sansom Street
John H. Converse
Locust Street
Mortgages and Property Transfers Listed for 1900
A ledger of 1900 real estate dealings shows multiple property sales and mortgages. Entries include divers deeds on streets such as Snyder avenue Calvary Baptist Church and Seventeenth Street, with dates from May to June 1900 and varying lot sizes from 16 by 61 feet to 60 by 215 feet, values up to 15 000 dollars.
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Bridget
Louise F. Astfalk
Braddock Street
Russell Street
Braddock
Frankford Avenue
Ontario
Russell
Peter T. Helm
John Wilson
Beamont Avenue
Fifty-first Street
Charles B. Prettyman
William R. Nicholson
Conestoga Street
East Side
Lansdowne Avenue
Morris M. Wood
William C. Stellwagon
Chestnut Street
Twelfth Street
Francis T
Patrick Campbell
South Ne
Ore Street
Ches “A
South Side
Darley
John Stafford
Nomina Dauphin Street
William A. Kerk
Mary A Smith
Eleanor Street
North Side
Third Street
Frederick Schillinger
George Schillinger
Nokifn Street
West Side
Master Street
Zufle
Hoerle
Forty-ninth Street
Samuel B. Gardiner
Lawrence E. Gardiner
Franklin Street
John Scholes
John Loughran
Chari Henderson, Jr
Me Pacvis
Second Street
Girard Avenue
Itl
Girard
Fort
Clark
Sesesh
Margerison
Kitteenth
Margaret Fox
Gibson Avenue
Edward T. Smith
Elizabeth T. Jo
Tenedt
Saybrook
Chean
Saybrook Avenue
Par “Aide
Bristol
Frederick Heasler
Clement Nussbaumer
Thompson Street
Fifty-third Street
New
Albertson
Thomas Jones
Walnut Street
Forty-first Street
Edward Clark
Asa
Wing
Weatmoreland Street
Kensington
Willard Ane
Kensin
Roe “Wilson
Clarence H. Clark
Walton Avenue
J. Howard Keely
Mary E. Julius
Jones May Retire From Chairmanship
United States Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas, chairman of the Democratic national committee, is seriously ill at his Hope home and may resign. Ex-Senator Murphy, Ex-Senator Gorman and Ex-Senator Joe Blackburn are named as possible successors with Murphy likely to be chosen and Bearers of the Kansas City convention outcome.
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Tax Times
Washington
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Arkansas
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Hope
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Kansas City
Senate
Allen
Nebraska
Bryan
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New York
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Maryland
Joe Blackburn
Kentucky
Hin
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Philadelphia
Hill
Philadelphia Delegates Set for Prohibition Convention Trip
Philadelphia sends a large delegation to the National Prohibition party convention in Chicago. The group boards the 7.30 train via the B and O Railroad with State Chairman Charles R. Jones and City Chairman Edward B. Cooper among others. Pennsylvania HQ will be at Lexington Hotel with delegations from New York Ohio Missouri Kentucky and Colorado. Swallow leads state endorsements for president with other nominees including Woolley Hill Metcalf and Hale Johnson.
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Andrew Fulton
Pittsburg
Edward J. Martin
F. E. Felger
J. R. Smyser
M. G. Smith
Philadelphia
W. E. Nible
Lansdowne
Dick Plunkett
Oklahoma
Harry Postoll
Plunkett
Atlantic City
America
New York
James Faulkner
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ernest H. Crowhurst
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
James Elverson
Philadelphia Inquirer
United States
Spain
Chelsea
H. Delsenger
A. J. Delsenger
Pennsylvania Railroad of
Wilmington
Del
Rolland Johnson
H. H
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Prohibition Party
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Charles R. Jones
Edward B. Cooper
Hiram DeWalt
Lewis L. Eavenson
Alonzo Brown
F. G. Percival
H. F. Dittmann
Edward S. Jones
Seane A. Ramsey
William R. Wharton
William Ha
Walter B. Hill
Universit of
Georgia
H. B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Hale Johnson
Illinois
Big Crowd At Cape May Marks Start Of Summer
A lively Sunday crowds Cape May as hundreds visit the resort. Surf swimmers, boardwalk gatherings, visiting press, and a large ball planned for Stockton tomorrow night. Summer openings at Colonial and Chalfonte attract guests. local residents and visitors occupy cottages and inns.
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Stockton
Colonial
Chalfonte
J. Kent Willing
George D. McCreary
C. H
Littleton
Windsor
Decatur Street
Robert W. Forsyth
Baltimore Inn
Forsyth
Theersey Press
Camden
Windsor Avenue
Noyes
Washington
George We Boyd
G. Grifith
Henry Taxis
Etta
Cole Vate
Severe judge charge stirs Camden grand jury chatter
A Camden judge's strong denunciation to the grand jury sparked broad attention in Gloucester City as saloonkeepers and local officials reacted to the call for reform. The report notes tense mood among informants and related local figures as discussions continue.
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Gloucester City
Markets in flux amid bears' heaviness and political horizon
The market slid to year’s lows as bears dominated with liquidations while insiders hold large short interest. Big operators delay price gains awaiting clearer signs from China, the Transvaal, iron and steel, and crop conditions. The upcoming campaign and election outlook shape speculation, with rallies tied to Republican gains and declines if Bryan advances.
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New York
Bears
China
Transvaal
Prices in Panic Year Compared With Present Stock Market
The article analyzes stock price changes from the panic year of 1899 to the present, noting the lowest prices reached last week and their rarity since the boom. It compares dividends across railroads and industrials, cites examples like American Tobacco and Brooklyn Rapid Transit, and discusses ongoing doubts about dividend sustainability for new issuers.
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American Tobacco
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Federal Steel
Manhattan
Burlington
St. Paul's
Kago
Northwestern
Rock Island
Louisville
Nashville
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
American Sugar
New York Central
Standard Oil in Japan reports new Echigo field trial
Yokohama reports two Standard Oil experts have prepared a favorable report on a petroleum field in Echigo province. Trial workings are to begin soon as American enterprise expands in Japan. The article also notes ongoing Cabinet upheaval with no settlement and a political peep offering to its principles to escape policy as Premier.
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Yokohama
Victoria
B. C
Standard Oil Company
Echigo
Rquisito
Fish Hawk Leaves Gloucester on Official Mission
Special Telegram to Tax Times Gloucester reports the United States Fish Commission steamer Fish Sins'n departed from Gloucester for an official mission aboard the Bellnate SPAS tye mentha, with the vessel parting the harbor and heading to its assigned duties.
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Tax Times
Gloucester City
States Fish Commission
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