Social Notes Highlight Elberon Summers and Local Weddings
Mrs J Edgar Thomson opens her Elberon cottage for summer and multiple Philadelphia area engagements and weddings are planned. Miss Laura Entwick to Wilbur Wheeler will wed at Columbia First Methodist. Miss Mary Helen Bosler to Wilmer Shepherd to wed at Temple Presbyterian. several couples plan summer houses and travels, with many attendees and guests noted around Germantown and adjacent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Thomson
Elberon
Laura Entwick
Theodore Enotwick
Columbia
Wilbur P. Wheeler
Somerton
First Methodist Church
Foster
North Eighteenth Street
Ethel Lieberman
Atlanta
F. W. McDowell
Germantown
North Thirteenth Street
Europe
Paul Ray
Canada
William A. Todd
Chestnut Street
Todd
Edith Seidenbach
Simple Milk Custard Made With One Egg
A delicate custard is prepared by using milk one part, one egg, and a pinch of salt. The instructions suggest a quick, soft-set dessert with smooth texture and gentle flavor.
Mexican hand work and Saxony embroidery charm summer homes
The article praises Mexican drawn-work in white cream and ecru used on table tops, scarves, and centre-pieces, plus wheel-work and Renaissance laces for summer decor. It notes Japanese French embroidery as attractive and cheaper, Saxony pieces as simple yet tasteful, and English fondness for Saxony in country homes.
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Japan
France
Saxony
What One Woman Thinks and Other Passing Moments
A collage of wry observations on gender beauty and society. The narrator muses on death, virtue, superstition, fashion, and the whims of women, from bewitching dimples to sea shore hats. The tone is ironic and lightly philosophical.
The Carnation in History and Fashion
President McKinley popularized the carnation shining in historical use from Chaucer to Spain where cantabrica flavored drinks. The flower in red and variegated forms carried love messages and cheap substitutes for delicate goods. Once ordinary it now decorates exclusive tables and entertaining gatherings.
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McKinley
Europe
Spain
Chaucer
Engaged Couple Delights In Secret Telephone Call
In a drug store corner a woman in gloves talks quietly on a phone. She rebuffs a persistent suitor, confirms engagement to Jim, and invites a dinner visit as she jests about being seen through a carpet. A Baltimore News item captures a playful, intimate phone exchange.
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Charile
Jim
Anaree
Mayou
Blank’s
Paltimore News
Ancient English Customs Stir Interest Under Edward VII
Readers note nostalgia for old English customs and privileges dating back centuries. Some rites, like the Duke of Argyll presenting a gold cup and the Duke of Norfolk presenting jeweled gloves at coronation, are costly. Quainter rights include Lady Spencer carrying her train and Lord Kingsale wearing his hat, with roots in the twelfth century.
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Edward VII
Duke of Argyll
Duke of Norfolk
Spencer
Lord Kingsale
Kingsale
Almericus
Lord
Speech of Sir John De Courcy in medieval Ireland
The barony name Courcy is asserted by Sir John De Courcy, declaring himself Lord of Kingsale and defender of his family privileges in Ireland. The monarch’s response is not recorded, and the broader history of how William the Orange heard or reacted is not detailed.
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Courcy
Kingsale
Kingdom
Ireland
J Sing
England
John de Courcy
Ulster
William
Housekeepers' Column Recipes From The Philadelphia Times
The Woman's Department invites readers to contribute practical household tips and recipes. Included are sun-preserved strawberries, tomato catsup instructions, a cheese souffle with detailed steps, and banana preparation with lemon sugar. Signed by FRANCIS M FERGUSON and Mrs Rae 8, Githens.
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Woman's Department
Philadelphia Times
The
Exposition Night Lights Move Mrs Blankenburg
Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg and her niece Miss Lucretia Blankenburg return from the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. She praises the night lighting and the artistic grounds calling it a scene never to be forgotten. Mrs Marie K. Zimmerman of Philadelphia is announced to sing at the New York State Music Teachers Association meeting in Glens Falls.
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Ernest Morison
Atlantic City
William H. Blackford
Bedford Springs
Alice Atwater Carter
York Harbor
Maine
Fitzgerald Smith
Fitzgerald
Adirondacks
Douglas Carroll
Rieman Duval
Islip
Long Island
Emily Cohen
Bessie Burns
Philadelphia
Miss Cohen
Nova Scotia
Elizabeth Mitchell
West Chester
Buffalo
Rudolph Blankenburg
Lucretia Blankenburg
Marie K. Zimmerman
New York State Music Teachers’ Association
Glens Falls
Open the Door to Joy and Light in the British Weekly
Poem-like note from British Weekly urging open doors of air sun and soul. It envisions winds, sunshine, and flowers entering via a wide door, transforming tears to diadems and thoughts to grace. It praises open hearts and sympathy for strangers and kin to bless the home.
City Officials Go South for Exposition Site Visit
A joint South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition committee travels to Charleston to choose a site for the Philadelphia building. The delegation includes Wilson H. Brown and other council leaders, finance officials, and architect Joseph M. Heston. They plan to depart Charleston at 4.4 tomorrow and reach Street Station by 10.30 Thursday morning.
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Charleston
Exposition City
Philadelphia
Wilson H. Brown
Henry Clay
Joseph H. Kiemmer
Henry R. Shoch
George W. Rucker
Lawson C. Funk
James M.hazlett
Albert Moore
Horse and Wagon Probably Stolen Near Zoological Gardens
Thomas B. Manley head keeper reports a business wagon with black cover red body yellow running gear and red shafts found abandoned behind the Zoological Gardens. He bought a brown horse about 15 hands high for $5 from a man Friday. He suspects a team was stolen and the wagon left. the horse remains at the gardens. The selling man is described as 36 weeks old, five feet ten inches, slim with light moustache and straw hat.
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Thomas B. Manley
Zoological Gardens
Depesent Nie
Daily Excursions to Seaside Points by Philadelphia Route
In July and August 1901 special trains depart Chestnut and South street ferries daily at 7 A M for Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and Sea Isle City with returns from Atlantic City Sundays Ocean City and Sea Isle City at 6 10 P M.
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Philadelphia
Reading
Chestnut Street
South Street
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Bea Isle City
Sea Isle
Atlantic
Commencement Observed at National Farm School
Vocal and literary exercises formed the observance under Rev. Mendes and Rev. Bergey with a program including recitations songs and addresses. Diplomas will be awarded Wednesday with demonstrations by distinguished guests including James Wilson and a large escort committee from Philadelphia and state officials.
National Conservatory Graduation at Odd Fellows Temple
Graduates will receive diplomas as the National Conservatory and College of Music of Philadelphia holds commencement at the Odd Fellows Temple auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. President M Wendell Case will award diplomas to Miss Margaret Mae Allen of Trenton New Jersey Miss Selma Boehner of Lewistown Pennsylvania and Miss Kathryn Koehler of Philadelphia.
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National Conservatory and
College of Music of Philadelphia
Odd Fellows’ Temple
M. Wendell Case
Margaret Mae Allen
Trenton
N. J
Selma Boehner
Lewistown
Kathryn Koehler
Philadelphia
Elsie M. Schaeper
Bloomsburg Normal School Holds Annual Commencement
The Bloomsburg State Normal School music department held its annual commencement in the Normal auditorium. Participants included Belle Burr Wagontown Martha Franey Shenandoah Rentschler Annie Taylor Philadelphia Jennie Hicks Orangeville Anna Creasy Bloomsburg Helen Baldy Catawissa Ralph Schukert Mathetheal Ethel Hartman Espy Blanche Larson Wilkes Barre Grace Housel Mary Albert Bloomsburg Mary Bogenreif Mifflinburg. Eighty eight reunions are planned for the close day exercises tomorrow.
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Philadelphia Times
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Normal
Belle Burr
Wagontown
Martha Franey
Shenandoah
Rentschler
Annie Taylor
Philadelphia
Jennie Hicks
Orangeville
Anna Creasy
Helen P. Baldy
Catawissa
Ralph Schukert
Mathetheal
Ethel Hartman
Espy
Blanche Larson
Wilkesbarre
Grace Housel
Thomas Daily
Mary E. Albert
Mary Bogenreif
Miffinburg
Sixth annual commencement at Soldiers' Orphans' Industrial School
SHIPPENSBURG June 24 The sixth annual commencement of the Soldiers' Orphans' Industrial School will be held at Scotland on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The soldiers' orphan commission will be received with military honors Tuesday morning. There will be a battalion review and inspection drill Wednesday the class day and the diplomas of the school pupils will be awarded. The commission have decided to erect a hospital this summer.
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Phans’ Industrial School
Philadelphia Times
Shippensburg
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Industrial School
Scotland
Soldiers’ Orphan Commission
Address to Normal Graduates at SHIPPENSBURG
Dr G M D Eckels, principal of the Normal School, delivered the address to the graduating class this morning. The art exhibit and musical and literary entertainment were held this evening. Tomorrow will be class day.
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Philadelphia Times
Shippensburg
G. M. D. Eckels
Normal School
Wellesley Graduates Parade With 113 BA Degrees
Wellesley Mass June 24 One hundred thirteen candidates received bachelor of arts degrees today Among the graduates are Clara T King Summit J Alice L Logan Anna Be Meard Allegheny Pa Elisabeth McCauley Wilmington Del Lula E Packer Plainfield N J Eulalie M Pratt Tunkhannock Pa Mary A Robinson New Brunswick N J Billa B Tait Bradford Pa and Helen Whitmer among others.
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Wellesley
Philadelphia Times
Mass
Clara T. King
Summit
Alice L. Logan
Anna BE. Meard
Allegheny
Elisabeth McCauley
Wimington
Del
Lula E. Packer
Plainfield
N. J
Eulalie M. Pratt
Tunkhannock
Mary A. Robinson
New Brunswick
Billa B. Tait
Bradford
Helen Whit' m
Rote
Ay i
Mabel
Class Exercises at Wilmington High School
Graduation exercises were held by the Wilmington High School class. Gerald L. Dougherty delivered the speech presenting a banner to the graduates.
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Wilmington
Philadelphia Times
Wilmington High &Chooce
Gerald L. Dougherty
Graduates to Receive Diplomas at Board of Education Exercises
Eighty three boys and girls will receive the diploma of the Board of Education at the exercises Wednesday night. John Sparhawk Jr of Philadelphia will deliver the address to the graduates.
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John A. Kienle
Board of Education
John Sparhawk, Jr
Philadelphia
Smyrna High School Class Day Exercises Held at Opera House
Smyrna Delaware June 24 1901 class day exercises of Smyrna High School were held in the Opera House. J Ralph Jefferson gave the welcome. Miss Elizabeth Cummins Middleton read the class history. Miss Emma Fowler Stevenson read the prophecy. Miss Muriel Janney read the mantle oration. Miss Clara Snowden Spruance delivered the mantle oration. Miss Irma Lewis was the Juniors respondent.
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Philadelphia Times
Smyrna
Del
Smyrna High School
Opera House
J. Ralph Jefferson
Elizabeth Cummins Middleton
Emma Fowler Stevenson
Muriel Janney
Clara Snowden Spruance
Irma Lewis
June Wedding in Bryn Mawr Ties Ely and Tiffany
Miss Katrina Brandes Ely daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Newell Fly married Charles Lewis Tiffany 2d of New York City in the Church of the Redeemer Bryn Mawr. Ceremony featured a rose garden setting with ample Ely family attendance and a lawn reception at Wyndham after the service.
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John Wood
Fairmount Avenue
Vermont
F. ©. McClure
Apsley Street
Germantown
Europe
Jeannette L.kirbyson
Thomas Kirbyson
Falls of Schuylkill
Janes P. Davies
Ridge Avenue
J. H. Worthington
Delaware Water Gap
Ira Bennett
Connecticut
Edward ©. Snyder
West Susquehanna Avenue
Henry R. Fox
Eleanor Fox
Bryn Mawr
Charles J. Harrah
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
R. Norris Williams
Cape May
Katrina Brandes Ely
Theodore Newell Fly
Charles Lewis Tiffany
New York City
Church of the Redeemer
Franklin L. Spaulding
Miss Ely
Gertrude Ely
Henrietta Ely
Juliet Baldwin
William Hibbard, Jr
Charly Mitchell
Hilda Tiffany
Malcolm L. McBride
Arthur Goodwin
New York
James H. Niedicken
Milwaukee
John B. Adams
Thomas Howell
Henry L. de Forest
J. H. Mason Knox, Jr
Baltimore
T. McO
Mitchell
Nyack Wedding Unites Sophie McQuaide and Albert Diesinger
In Grace Episcopal Church Nyack on June 24 Miss Sophie Florence McQuaide daughter of James P. McQuaide and Albert J. Diesinger of Philadelphia wed in a fashionable ceremony. Maid of honor was Marguerite Wilson. flower girls were Isabel and Gabriel McQuaide. Best man Will Dickey, with ushers Charles Currie Albert DeCerne Arthur Blake and Frank Hillenbrand of New York.
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Diesinger-McQuade
Philadelphia Times
Nyack
N. Y
Grace Episcopal Church
Sophie Florence McQuaide
James P. McQuaide
National Cable and Conduit Convoy
Albert J. Diesinger
Philadelphia
Marguerite Wilson
Isabel
Gabriel McQuaide
Will Dickey
New York
Charles A. Currie
Albert DeCerne
Arthur M. Blake
Frank Hillenbrand
Alden Daughter Weds Violinist at St Andrew’s Church
Miss Agnes Eloise Alden daughter of William H. Alden wed Joseph Finckel rector Rev. Joseph B. Perry officiating at St Andrew's P K E Church. Best man was Benjamin Finckel. bride attended by sister Grace Alden. Finckel, a noted violinist, belongs to the Finckel family of German town. bride a renowned pianist and daughter of a Union soldier.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington
Agnes Eloise Alden
William H. Alden
St. Andrew's P. KE
Joseph Finckel
Joseph B. Perry
Benjamin Finckel
Grace Alden
Finckel
Germantown
Annie Rachman Weds Louis Zacks in Mahanoy Plane
Miss Annie Rachman, social favorite, married Louis Zacks of Harrisburg last evening in Bowman's Hall. Over 200 guests attended with Rabbis Schwartz and Caplin officiating. Sarah Jacobs of Plymouth served as maid of honor. Sarah Mulaski of Shenandoah and Harry Lichenstein of Lebanon were bridesmaid and best man. Helen Zacks and Mary Lichenstein were flower girls. an orchestra provided music.
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Philadelphia Times
Mahanoy
Annie Rachman
Louis Zacks
Harrisburg
Boylan
Rabbi Schwartz
Shenandoah
Rabbi Caplin
Sarah Jacobs
Plymouth
Sarah Mulaski
Harry Lichenstein
Lebanon
Helen Zacks
Mary Lichenstein
Gloucester Couple Wed at Palmyra in Simple Rite
Misa Eva Morton of Gloucester and Charles Green of Philadelphia were married last evening at Palmyra by Rev. D W MelIntire pastor of the Palmyra Methodist Church. The couple's social prominence and the location mark the event in regional society.
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Philadelphia Times
Gloucester City
Misa Eva Morton
Charles Green
Philadelphia
Palmyra
D. W
Home Robbery at 1008 Spruce Street Stirs Neighborhood
A sneak thief entered George Foote's home on Spruce Street Sunday evening stealing 98 dollars in cash, silverware, a small safe with papers and rare coins. Police in the Nineteenth district were notified on Lombard Street near Eighth. Mrs. Foote discovered the loss when she entered her room. the thief knew the premises and hid the missing bills in a drawer along with cutlery and miscellaneous coins.
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George Foote
Spruce Street
Nineteenth
Lombard Street
Eighth
Harry McClutchey Held on Attempted Murder Charge
Harry MecClutchey 2225 Chadwick Street appeared before Magistrate Stratton yesterday morning on a charge of attempting to kill John McGrath of Ludlow Street. During a quarrel he drew a revolver and razor and threatened to use them but was disarmed. He was bound over to court in $600 bail.
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Harry McClutchey
Harry MecClutchey
Chadwick Street
Stratton
John McGrath
Ludlow Street
McClutchey
Jee Agistrate
Why He Got Well
A man with a clear conscience buys tan shoes for spring and imagines wearing them at a seaside resort. He falls ill soon after and remains sick for days, fearing he will die before he can wear the new footwear. The tale bluntly links guilt to illness.
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New York Mail and Express
Gotrox Rewards Irish Horse Rescuer With Summer at Long Branch
In the Indianapolis Sun tale, Gotrox thanks a brave Irish man who halted a runaway horse, offering a summer job managing carts and inviting him to his office for arrangements. The scene centers on gratitude and a generous plan to show respect for the heroism.
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Indianapolis Sun
Old Gotrox
Long Branch
Gotrox
Cassette claims spark tense in Fos household
In Detroit Free Press notes a domestic scene where Catherine Fos questions her husband about his behavior as he sets aside his repair kit. He asserts he needs more sleep but complains of restlessness and odd actions while a caregiver or Payee presence is implied.
Burglar Downstairs Prompt Laughing Husband Calls Assist
A Detroit Free Press blurb notes a humorous exchange as a burglar is described in the cellar. The husband jokes they should stay upstairs, delivering a light moment amid the reported incident.
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The
Detroit Free Press
Witte
Henry
Laying New Water Mains Under Broad Area
Work began on laying four mains in the Broad area bounded by Delaware river Broad Race and Walnut streets to improve fire protection. A 16 inch line will run on Market street from Delaware avenue to Broad street and three 12 inch mains on Race Arch and Walnut from Delaware to Broad. Eight inch laterals will serve Second Fifth Eighth Eleventh and Thirteenth streets with a 20 inch cross main on Water street. A pumping station at Noble street will serve the system and fireboats may assist if needed. Completion estimated in two to three months for part and about seven months for entire project.
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Delaware River
Broad
Race
Walnut Streets
Market Street
Delaware Avenue
Broad Street
Arch
Water Street
Noble Street
Jewelers Outing Promises Baseball and Vaudeville
The Philadelphia Jewelers' Club plans its annual outing at The Orchard country house of the Philadelphia Athletic Club in Essington. A baseball game pits heavyweights against lightweights, followed by supper at 5:30 and a vaudeville show at the South Broad Street Theatre after L. P. White's address. Committee members include J. Warner Hitchins, A. Rutherford, William Parry Jr, William H. Long, N. B. Etting and A. G. Lee.
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Philadelphia Jewelers’ Club
Club
J. Warner Hitchins
A. Rutherford
William Parry, Jr
William 8. Quinn
William H. Long
N. B. Etting
A. G. Lee
Supt Geary and Party Return From City Hospital Tour
Superintendent Geary of the Philadelphia Hospital returns with Dr Shoemaker and others after touring Boston and New York city hospitals. They found lessons for future work and plan to inspect Delaware River islands for a potential almshouse and insane department site.
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Geary
Philadelphia Hospital
Shoemaker
Boston
New York
Delaware River
Ice wagon driver fined for cruel treatment of mules
Albert Haigh of 7 Hickory court beat a team of mules with ice tongs on Juniper street near City Hall. He was arrested by Superintendent Carlisle and Agents Cozen and Hayward of the W. 8 S. P. A. and brought before Magistrate Lukens, fined $10 and costs.
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Juniper Street
Albert Haigh
Hickory Court
Carlisle
Cozen and Hayward
Lukens
Obituary notices of Patterson Salaman Souder and others
Joseph G Patterson former Health Officer of this city died at residence aged 74 born here served as drummer boy in the war of the rebellion he was with Robert Patterson Son and secretary of Philadelphia Transportation and Lighterage Company also a Mason Post 2 G A R and Ninety-First Regiment Survivors Association Charles Kensington Salaman composer died in London aged 87 founder of amateur choral society in London 1840 father like figure of Royal Society of Musicians Richard C Souder died aged 72 at 19386 North Twelfth Street survived by widow and three married daughters George H Moller sugar refiner of New York died at Spring Lake New Jersey he was president of the German Savings Bank of Brooklyn and director of the Pacific Fire Insurance Company Harris Cox of Mount Holly New Jersey died aged 72 secretary treasurer of Mount Holly Insurance Company Charles Laut of Louis Bros Co Buffalo died yesterday Henry Otto Sr Egg Harbor City New Jersey carriage and wagon builder died suddenly of heart failure
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Joseph
Patterson
North Twenty-fourth Street
Robert Patterson & Son
Philadelphia Transportation and Lighterage Company
Post 2
Charles Kensington Salaman
London
Richard C. Souder
North Twelfth Street
Mr. Souder
Vineland
N. J
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George H. Moller
New York
Spring Lake, N. J
German Savings Bank of
Brooklyn
Pacific Fire Insurance Company
Marriage Licenses Issued In Orphans Court Session
Clerk Bird granted marriage licenses to numerous couples including Luigi Fanti and Carmela Di Macci Frederick J Todd and Mamie McCleese Walter Meeham and Edna Holland Joseph Donald and Serena Smith Wakeman Adams and Florence Spell Alexander Hay and Mary Price and others. The list features forty plus couples from the region with varied surnames and partners names appears in full.
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Bird
Orphans’ Court
Luigi Fanti
Carmela di Macci
Frederick J. Todd
Mamie McCleese
Walter T. Meeham
Edna J. Holland
Joseph Donald
Serena M. Smith
Wakeman R. Adams
Florence Spell
Alexander G. Hay
Mary K. Price
Charles L. Tiffany
Katrina B. Ely
Frank D. Weiss
Saroline EK
Cochrane J. Hector Mansfield
Elizabeth M. Paul
James L. Johnson
Laura Powell
Joseph di Santi
Almerinda Nazareno
William
Rosa Meleahaveky
Francia J. Devine
Rose C. Doyle
Newton H. Trimmer
Emma J. Cressonan
Max Rubin
Katie Cohen
William Hahn
Heenah Kircher
John C. Beitzer
Katie Hunsbarger
Ludwick Pinowar
Apoloula Goya
Phillip C. Riegel
Ella M. Hermann
Giacomo Tartaglios
Beatrice Perna
Arthur J. Kershaw
Bessie Mackey
Harry Toenges
Maud Feirhorst
Arthur W. Shoemaker
Venus Burritt
Joseph Lambi
Mary Fitzgerald
Geo. J. Hollywood
Catharine M. F. Quinn
John Greenwell
Mamie Dornan
Jacob Weinstock
Annole Rosenblum
William 8. Pettit
Clara Ristine
George Doyle
Julia
Boyd
John J. Mullen
Emily L. Mascher
James FE. Himelbright
Katie Longen
Lioyd R. Myers
Blanche Markley
John J. Marvine
Katie Moore
Prankiin P. Tromp
Wilhelmina V. Laebs
Moran
Mary Devlin
Deaths Reported June 24 with Many Local Entrants
A long list of local residents reported dead on June 24 including Kathrine L. Thurlow at Blair Street and Albert A. Greene at Greene Street. Notices include funeral details for Catharine Brady and Ann Dever with interment at Saint Ann's, Holy Sepulchre, and more memorials across Philadelphia addresses such as 21st, 23rd, and 25th streets.
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Arnold
Mary
Bade
Bernhamt
Randolph
Us Morris
Lombard
Boulinger
Raphaelo
Eee
Dane
Reed
Kathrine L
Thurlow
Burns
Yi F
Judean
Campbell
Margaret
Bainbridge Cannon
Croskey St
Catherwood
Blair
Charlton
Robt
Duffin
John H
Race St
Eisenhart
Edw
Rittenhouse and
Rerreene
Eldridge
Emma L
Wayne
Eshleman
Laura
Wallace St
Falcon
William
Callowhill St
Farra
Katie
Parrish St
Feser
Kate
Richmond St
Fischer
Vincent
Siegeél St
Foster
Hi. L
Hawthorne St
Gallagher
Gordon
Sergeant
Gorman
N. Howard
Graves
Walter
Green
Alex
Glenmore Ave
Hanegan
James
Eingeley
Hart
Sarah
Brown St
Hawes
H. A
Hahnemann Heap
Albert A
Greene St
Hoffman
Marg. M
Brooklyn
Howard, Marg. A
Bsi S
St. Johns
Hannah E
Ann Esther
W. Indiana
LA Barter
Martha
N. Warnocks
Eliz
Susquehanna
Masgi
Miller
S May
Jennie H
Roy É
Milner
Wm. W
Keystone
Moorer
John M
W. Thompson
Munyon
John L
McCaffrey
Henry
McCreevy
Sally
Bethlehem Pike
Neil
Mary J
X. FE. Cor
Powelton Inders
American St
Omensetter
Kezia
Myrtle
O’conner
John
Jefferson St
O Neill
Annie M
Buttonwood
O'Neill
Elizabeth
Pierce
Harry
Wissahickon Ave
Merion Square
Fischman
William A. Fischman
Harleigh
John J. Gilligan
Croft Street
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H. H. Hunnewell
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Center Hitchcock
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Alfred C. Hirs
State Board of Charities
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Ellis A. Gimbel
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Hampton Moore
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Shamokin
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Bloomsburg State Normal
Tiffany-Ely
Finckel-Alden
Zacke Rachman
Broad, Hace and
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Will
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Mount Holly, N. J
Mount Holly Insurance Company
Charles Laut
Louis Bros. & Co
Henry Otto SR
Egg Harbor Ao
J. B. Sheppard & Sons
Priscilla
By Alfred Matthews
A_Historical
Elizabeth Haddon
Illustrated Weekly Magazine
Eeui
Archibald
Duncan
Nellie L. Hazlitt
Geo. J. Hanemann
Carrie B. Vanderselide
Nicandro Mattet
Carmela Pirelli
Archibald Fawns
Carrie H. Weeds
Daniel M. Freas
Isabel W. Strickler
Richard Lippincott
Clara EB. Simons
Devlet Moorsahian
Zarooh Zenaman
Thomas J. Simpson
Georgiella Gunn
Eben P. Clapp
Mary B. Norton
Walter Smith
Mary Smith
Robert N. Simpson
Bertha Nahood
Paul Mayer, Jr
Elizabeth Jones
William F. Milner
Henrietta Cox
John J. Maguire
Teresa M. Devitt
William H. Brill
Mabel N. Mattern
Katharine E. Ruth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!