News of the Shipping World Movements at Principal Ports
Movements of sea going craft at major American and foreign ports are reported. Schedules show vessels arriving and departing from Philadelphia and New York ports. The Delaware River and Bay News notes the closing of foreign mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Delaware River
Bay News
Port of Philadelphia Arrivals List Highlights Trade Goods
On Saturday June 26 arrivals include steamers Gate City Groogins from Boston with merchandise in transit via A. S. Strong Yuma Warren New York. W. P. Clyde & Co. and Anthony Groves Jr. Grace Baltimore with merchandise. F. S. Groves Ritchard Willing Fowler Baltimore F. S. Groves. Bark Rothiemay British Grant Iloilo sugar Theo Ruger & Co. Schooner William & James Outton James River lumber McShain & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
Groogins
Boston
A. S. Strong
Yuma
Warren
New York
W. P. Clyde & Co
Anthony Groves, Jr
Grace
Baltimore
Groves
Ritchard Willing
Fowler
Rothiemay
Grant
Iloilo
Theo
Ruger & Co
William & James
Outton
James River
McShain & Co
Clearances June 26 and Associated Shipping Names
A list of ship clearances dated June 26 includes Steamers and schooners linked to British, French, and American ports. Names such as Gust Heye, George C. Eckhardt, Gate City, Defiance, Vesper, Tamaqua, Jessie MacGregor, and Nettie Shipman appear among many companies like W. P. Clyde & Co. and Megee & Co. The compilation names vessels, owners, and ports including Bombay, Calais, Boston, New York, Savannah, and Newburyport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugby
Marchant
Bombay
Gust. Heye
Ville de Douai
Calais
Meelling & Autenrieth
Delaware
London
Spartan
Crowell
Boston
George C. Eckhardt
Saxon
Sherman
Providence
George C
Watson
New York
W. P. Clyde & Co
Defiance
Shropshire
Washington
Richard Willing
Fowler
Baltimore
Groves
Anthony Groves
Ocean Steamers Arrive and Depart Philadelphia Area
Shipping notices show Pennland Bergenland Siberian Antwerp Glasgow and Swiss vessel schedules with arrivals due in late June and early July. Delaware Bay traffic lists schooners W W Fuller Juniata Nellie E Rawson Ancaios Juno and barge Mystic Belle along with steamers Vittoria Shetland and others from Philadelphia docking in Hope and Marcus Hook areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
W. W. Fuller
Juniata
Nellie E. Rawson
Iloilo
Juno
Philadelphia
Ivanhoe
Roberts Russell
Hope
Reedy Island
Scotia
Hamburg
Baltimore
Norfolk
Shetland
Cork
Marcus Hook
Wanderer
Closing of Foreign Mails at New York
The telegraph lists closing times for overseas mail from New York. For Europe the Lahn sails at 7 A M on Wednesday June 30. The Paris leaves at 7 A M with a supplementary at 9 A M and the Majestic at 9 A M with a supplementary at 10.90 A M. In Belgium the Kensington departs at 2.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Lahn
Paris
Majestic
Belgium
Kensington
Ports News of Arrivals and Sails Worldwide
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures across foreign and domestic ports. Vessels such as Queen Eleanor Belgigic Empress of India Castle Carinthia and others are recorded with routes from Mobile Philadelphia New York London Liverpool Yokohama and more, dated June 21 to June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt of Lewis
James Brand
Norfolk
Newport News
Leith
Shenandoah
London
Liverpool
Queen Eleanor
Mobile
Hong Kong
Belgic
San Francisco
Yokohama
Olympic
Tacoma
Chesapeake
Philadelphia
Londonderry
New York
Havre
la Bretagne
Georgia
Hamburg
Augusta Victoria
Plymouth
Glasgow
Montreal
Dunnet Head
Standard
Shields
Swinemunde
Thingvalla
Christiansand
Genoa
Sicilia
Rotterdam
Delano
Baltimore
State of Nebraska
Anchoria
America
Lord Erne
Mississippi
Bremen
Friedrich der Grosse
Southampton
Maritime Movements from Philadelphia to Atlantic Ports
A list of vessels with origins and destinations including Strathford and Lancaster from Philadelphia to Mobile and Philadelphia respectively, Concordia from Sourabaya to Barbados, Ledy Wentworth to Hiogo, James B. Jordan and Sarah Wood arrival and departure patterns through Boston, Kennebec routes, Allen Greene to Bremen and Philadelphia, and Sagaa Sagamore entries with arrivals at Mobile Newburyport New Bedford and Savannah sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathford
Philadelphia
Mobile
Lancaster
Boston
Concordia
Sourabaya
Barbados
Anjer
Ledy Wentworth
Hiogo
Anter
James B. Jordan
Sarah Wood
Pigeon Cove
Charles K. Schull
Ida H. Mathis
Kennebec
Allen Greene
Bremen
Benjamin C. Cromwell
Sagaa
Howard W. Middleton
Newburyport
Sagamore
New Bedford
Rebecca M. Walls
Savannah
Carrie Hart
Vineyard Haven
Fishing Schooner Juniata Capsizes Near Brandywine
The fishing schooner Juniata capsized while anchor sweeping above the Brandywine on the east side of the channel near the Delaware Breakwater in June. The crew was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Breakwater
Juniata
Brandywine
Closing of Foreign Mails at Philadelphia June 28 Notices
Steamship mail departures listed for Jamaica Belize Central America and Europe from Philadelphia on June 20 to 30. Entries include vessels from Boston New Orleans Plymouth Queenstown and Havana with times ranging from 2.40 A. M. to 11.80 A. M. and destitutions to Ireland Belgium and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jamaica
Boston
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New Orleans
Europe
Lahn
Plymouth
Bremen
Ireland
Pernambuco
Santos
Kaffir Prince
South Pacific
Colon
Santiago de Cuba
Panama
Venezuela
Colombia
Grenada
Trinidad and Tobago
Dramstie
S. Ethelwald
Cuba
Havana
Saat
Belgium
Jucanetea
Antwerp
Perens
Cherbourg
Ham
Port of New York Arrivals List June 26
Arrived at New York on June 26 are the ships Paris from Southampton Christiania from Hamburg La Touraine from Havre Ville De Marseille from Kingston Remus from Alexandria Cleveland from Gergenti Dominic from Barbados Caracas from La Guayra Carabee from St. Kitts Washington from Hamburg and more vessels including Alexandrian ports and Caribbean destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Southampton
Christiania
Hamburg
la Touraine
Havre
Ville de Marseilles
Kingston
Remus
Alexandria
Cleveland
Gergenti
Dominic
Barbados
Caracas
la Guayra
Carabee
St. Kitts
Washington
Sailed From New York to Global Ports and Lands
A long list of destinations and sea routes appears, mentioning ships and cities such as New York, Buffalo, London, Bremen, Havre, Southampton, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Liverpool, Havana, Glasgow, Kingston, Addis Ababa, and Port names across Europe, the Americas, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Majes
Southampton
Wees Pr
Luitpo
Normannia
Anitoda
Ps Eeeseeves
Sabe
Ulyenoa Pamatia
Ccs
Eeenennes
Syips
Hamburg
Maasdam
Anes
Rotterdam
Touraine
Ae Uly
Rome
Asgow Servia
Liverpool Ore
Havel
Bremen St. Paul
Germanic
Southampton Westernland
Liverpoo HA
Meier
Antwerp
Columbia
Senseveesg
Mambo Werkendam
Amsterdam
Nebraska
Fulda
Pennee
Liverpool Tagne
Havre
Anchoria
Mississippa
Saale
Prussia Uly
St. Louis
Southwark
Southampton Teutonic
Eh Eeseemn Ees
Bismare
Sarnia Spree
Shane Uly
Aples
Genoa
New York
Buffalo
Hull
Massachusetts
London
Spree
la Gascogne
Ohio
Altai
Kingston
Etc
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Holstein
Cape Hayden
Concho
Havana
Jimbria
Liverpool
Prins Maurits
Hayti
St. Fillans
Fontabelle
Demarara
Andalusia
Clearances From New York June 26 Across Ports Worldwide
Shipping clearance notes list Concho anchored Havana and Mexican ports along with Andalusia Hamburg Croft Leith and Dundee Arthur Head Rotterdam Wells City among others. The fragment outlines vessel movements and port calls in a global maritime record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Concho
Havana
Mexican
Andalusia
Hamburg
Croft
Leith
Dundee
Arthur Head
Rotterdam
Wells City
Maritime arrivals and clearances in Baltimore and Cape Henry
Ships and schooners arrived and cleared at Baltimore and Cape Henry on June 26. Vessels from Rio de Janeiro, Savannah, Bremen and New York were listed among arrivals. Departures included the Lady Shea and Nancy Pendleton barge, while the Agamor and Indiani passed for Baltimore and Glasgow respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cameria
Goodall
Rio Janeiro
Strathfillan
Osborne
New York
Itasca
James
Savannah
Willehad
von Borell
Bremen
John W. Garrett
Thomas
Richard Cromwell
Eleuthera
Jeanie Thomas
Young
Celina
Murray
Kennebec
Tabasco
Pinkham
Rotterdam
Tottenham
Gwatkin
Pensacola
Essex
Johnson
Boston
F. W. Brune
Gaither
Lady Shen
Cleare
Nassau
Alice Holbrook
Ellis
Bath
William Mason
Kennedy
Salem
Fred B. Balano
Sawyer
Rockland
Lady Shea
Nancy Pendleton
Cape Henry
Agamor
St. Jago de Cuba
Indiani
Glasgow
Priscilla
Antwerp
Deptford
Machinery Disabled Aboard British Steamer O'Neil
The British steamer O'Neil with Captain Maddrell on board signaling from Dover that her machinery was disabled while en route from Boston to London. The incident occurred June 26 as she forced Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
O'Neil
Maddrell
Boston
Dover
Lighthouse light changes at Ship John Shoal and Schuylkill stations
Notice dated June 26 1897 states Ship John Shoal Light Station will show fixed light for 10 seconds with 5 second eclipses starting around July 15 1897. Schuylkill River Range Light will be temporarily discontinued and replaced by a fixed white lantern eastward of the current light. Front and Rear lights receive specified changes with new day marks and positions described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Shoal
Delaware Bay
Schuylkill River Range
Delaware
Schuylkill River
S.E
Looe Island
Lea
Island
Lighthouse Board
U. 8
Schley
Navy
Freights and Charters for multiple schooners
Schooner Jerome B. Cook of 314 tons carries logwood from Jamaica north of Hatteras not east of New York. Charters include Schooner George R. Vielland with coal to Philadelphia and Richmond, Schooner Emma D Endicott with coal to Philadelphia and Richmond at 60 cents, and Schooner George Taulane Jr with coal to Philadelphia and Newburyport at 65 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome B. Cook
Logwood
Jamaica
Hatteras
New York
P. T
George R. Vielland
Philadelphia
Richmond
Emma D. Endicott
George Taulane, Jr
Newburyport
Foretaste of the Fourth Fire Damages Home and Injures Boy
A box of fireworks exploded in a Marshall Register home at 1737 South Sixteenth Street, causing property damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars. Fifteen year old Charles Adams was burned on the face while inspecting a powder package near Eighth and Arch Streets and was taken to Jefferson Hospital where permanent eye injury is feared. The blast stirred panic in a crowded street before firefighters extinguished the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Register
South Sixteenth Street
Charles Adams
Dakota Street
Eighth
Arch Streets
Jefferson Hospital
Thirteen Buildings Burned In Utica Fire
Thirteen buildings were destroyed and four badly damaged in a fire at Utica Ohio on June 26. The blaze swept the town center, threatening the entire village before the Newark fire engine arrived to save the remaining portion. The total loss is estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Ohio
Newark
Stock Market Recovers with Rail and Traction Strength
The Union Traction and Welsbach Light sustain gains as market recovers after a Friday dip. Railroad stocks rally with St Pauls May earnings driving demand. Union and Philadelphia Traction gain on solid support from key houses. Bonds strengthen. Sugar and Chicago Gas rise amid light volume. Welsbach Light recoups to 47 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Chicago
St. Paul Road
Commission House
Rock Island
Burlington
Northwest
Brooklyn
Tobacco
Union
Philadelphia Traction
Geo. H. Huhn & Sons
Philadelphia
New Jersey Consolidated
Welsbach Light
Electrie
Marsden
United Gas
Quotes from DeHaven Townsend Brokers of Chestnut Street
DeHaven and Townsend stock commission brokers at 428 Chestnut Street provide quotations. The item lists bid and ask figures, with prices for various securities and commodities, reflecting the Philadelphia market activity. The names DeHaven and Townsend anchor the report, indicating a local brokerage page update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeHaven & Townsend
Stock Commission
Chestnut Street
Market summary of steel, sugar, rail and gas developments
Wall Street notes improved iron and sugar outlook in Philadelphia and Havemeyers optimism on sugar. Illinois Steel to pass July dividend, Armour to build South Omaha packing plant, Stetson 4 percent dividend payable July 15. Monongahela and Finleyville Railroad incorporated. Kansas City gas fight ends boosting United Gas. Banking clears rise. Strong demand in Storage Battery and Welsbach, with Texas rail prospects and Northern Pacific consolidations discussed.
Grain and Produce Prices and Wheat Corn Oats and Flour Report
Grain and Produce report shows receipts and stocks for wheat corn and oats with firm markets and light demand local and export. Prices listed for No 2 Pennsylvania red No 2 Delaware red No 2 red and No 1 Northern spring in car lots and futures for June July August and September. Butter cheese and eggs quoted with steady demand and refined sugars and provisions steady with available supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguat
ToazOthe
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Brandsigher
City Mills
License list of marriage licenses and marriages
Michael J. Dougherty and Alice G. O'Brien, John J. P. Rodgers and Jessie R. Keech, James H. Wampold and Sarah A. Voight, Aurise D. Melvin and Ida M. Nicholas, Wadislaw Walshrikoski and Napolyn Adameyk, Michael J. Fay and Ellen Ward, John J. Collins and Rose Donnelly, John S. Bunting and Maggie W. Williams, Pasquale Castler and Rosario Javaller, Charles Baab and Adelaide M. Robertson, Gualtano Lentine and Providenza Damics, Alexander R. Cleeland and Anna Stillfield, John F. Dale and Anna M. Crowley, James M. Schofield and Elizabeth Phillips, Lawrence Amich and Laura Dubs, Hyman Felton and Eva Gleckman, Edwin Gleadell and Hannah Arden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Dougherty
Alice G. O’brien
John J. P. Rodgers
Jessie R. Keech
James H. Wampold
Sarah A. Voight
Aurise D. Melvin
Ida M. Nicholas
Wadislaw Walshrikoski
Napolyn Adameyk
Michael J. Fay
Ellen Ward
John J. Collins
Rose Donnelly
John S. Bunting
Maggie W. Williams
Pasquale Castler
Rosario Javaller
Charles Baab
Adelaide M. Robertson
Gualtano Lentine
Providenza Damics
Alexander R. Cleeland
Anna Stillfield
John F. Dale
Anna M. Crowley
James M. Schofield
Elizabeth Phillips
Lawrence Amich
Laura Dubs
Hyman Felton
Eva Gleckman
Edwin Gleadell
Hannah Arden
Marriages Listed in Philadelphia Area Notices
A long OCR of marriage notices dated mid to late June in Philadelphia and Camden, naming brides and grooms with addresses, churches, and officiants. Several entries mention June 23 to June 28, 1897, with couples including Armor and Davault, Blank and Livingston, Boyd and Dinsmore, Chaff ere and Bockius, Conger and Blitz, Davis and Brown, Eckhardt and McMillan, Eldridge and Peace, Grace and Calhoun, Hand and Corson, Harkness and Renther, Higgins and Erwin, Huckel and Barlow, Jamison and Crawford, Kilpatrick and Wood, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armor
Davault
Rufus C. Zartman
D. D
North Twentieth Street
John D. Armor
Emmans
Blank
Livingston
Fillmore Street
Camden
N. J
J. L. Louder
Arthur W. Blank
Laura D. Livingston
N. J. Boyd
Bockius
Conger—Blitz
Church of the Covenant
J. J. Joyce Moore
William H. M. Conger
Isabella M. Blitz
Philadelphia
Davis—Brown
W. Burrell
Cooper Street
Amden
N.J
Joseph Davis
Mwame Brown
DU Bois—Higbee
Whartop Street Methodist Episcopal
Chereh
Merritt Simpson
Howard W. Su Bois
Frances C. Higber
Eckhardt—Mcmillin
Calvin Zartman
North Twenty-second Street
William J. Eckhardt
Margaret
F. A. MacMillen
George Atwood Grace
Elizabeth Burrows Calhoun
Hand—Corson
Green Street
Tdnt H. Hand
Laura L. Corson
G. Bickley Bruns
Methodist Church
Harkness—Renther
R. M. West
Frank E. Harkness
Carrie M. Renther
Higgins—Erwin
John Graham
Charles Higgins
Mary Erwin
Huckel—Barlow
Orthodox Street
J. B. Laird
First Presbyterian Church
Frankford
Charles Huckel
Maria Barlow
Geo A. Ag
George Jackel
Ella
Rickner
Jamison—Crawford
Pede
B. Co
Ina Teomnery
P. Steven
Sam EL Jamison
Mites
Sarah Crawford
Kilpatrick—Wood
S . Sear
Nineteenth
Wallace Streets
John Albert Kilpatrick
Harlotte Ellen Wood
Pega
Rey Hey
Robert Titenia
Menoma
Gates Springfield Ice Benet Sohorites Oo
Cata
Martie
Eae Sais
Marriages Listed in Philadelphia During June 1897
A series of marriage notices from Philadelphia area churches and residences. Entries include Matilda Noelist, John McIntosh Steele, Harriet McCarter, Ellen Orton, Rollinay McKinley, Alice Cup pel, Olivia Briggs, Susie Stilwagon, Edith Bruce, Edna Moore, Cecilia Atruz, Isabella Walton, and Margaret Clayton with dates June 23 to 24, 1897, and locations across Philadelphia Camden Germantown Norwood and Port Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Rh. Steele
Philadelphia
Mackives McCarter
V. L.Y. Graham
D. D
Ira D. Mackiver
Harriet Ie. McCarter
Philadel
A. Ae
St. Luke's Church
Germantown
Sisi A
Mit Ason
Ellen Orton May Mekintary
Rollinay
Isanella V. McKinley
Phindelphine Bhat
H. Hofman
John ©. Morller
Alice Kk. Cuppel
Pullar—Briggs
St. Andrew's Church
Edgar J. Thomas, Jr
Edna Thorne Moore
Williams—Atruz
Tapers
Dickinson Street
Matthew J. Hyndman
George M. Williams
Cecilia Atruz
Woodworth—Walton
John Betty
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Tanke
Venango
Mont Streets
George Woodworth
Isabella Walton
Port Rhcond
Yocum—Clayton
T. William Davidson
Norwood
Henry Oe Yocum
Margaret Clayton
Obituary notices from a Philadelphia area list 1897
The item lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices across Philadelphia, naming Gustave Abrams and many others with ages, residences, and funeral details. It documents deaths from late June 1897, including relatives of Romer, Applegate, Boyd, Cartwright, Casner, Chesley, Daley, Dove, Fraser, Green, Grover, Heasley, Johnson, Low, McAuley, McCunny, McIntyre, Manton, Moore, O’Connor, O’Neill, Parry, Peiffer, Rorer, Sattlee, Stone, Stringer, Stringfellow, Strock, Trafford, Walker, Ware, Widmeier, Woods, and others with addresses and burial places listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrams
Gustave
Asphedate
Legate
Esther
Beatty
Thomas D
Bittle
Ellsworth
Frank J. Boyd
Helen
Cartwright
Catharine
Casner
John F
Chesley
Arthur M. Cooper
James B.crotty
Ellen
Dally
Lucretia
Dakin
Charles
Daley
Dove
Sarah
Enis
James
Evans
Ellen B. Fraser
Emma L
Green
William
Grover
Ella J. Heasley
Ann
Henderson
Charlot Hensel
William H. Hettel
Clara
Hicks
Edward C
Slogan
Margaret L. James
Marian
Jordan
Jennie H
Joseph
Annie E
Reicher
Laban Bailey
Mary
Kohler
Jacob
Get. i Stone
Anne E. Stringer
Elizabeth
Stringfellow
Katie
Strock
Annie M
Samuel
Tompkins
Emma B. Trafford
William A. Tiik
Sophia M
Walker
John. Ware
Mary I. Widmeier
Sangate E. Woods
Elizabeth A
American Mechanics
Applegate
Mary Applegate
Cornwell Street
Cedar Hill
Friends’ Meeting House
Quakertown
Boyd
Charles and Catharine Boyd
Beulah Street
Eighth
Tasker Streets
Holy Cross Cemetery
Catharine Cartwright
Mead Street
John F. Casner
Bouvier Street
Eighteenth
Reed Streets
Indiana
Arthur Martin
Arthur H
Celia Earhart Chesley
Cooper
James B
Maggie
William and
Rebecca Cooper
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Obed Hawthorn
Gebhard Street
Sixteenth
Cherry Streets
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Crotty
Ellen Crotty
Matthew Crotty
Buttonwood Street
Chestnut Street
Charles E. Dakin
London
England
Dailey
Edward
Richard
Mora Guthrie
Warnock Street
St. Malachi's Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Edward C. Daley
Nora Guthrie
Sarah Ann
Robert Dove
George Kempe
Germantown Avenue
Nicetown
Northwool Cemetery
James Enis
North Twenty-third Street
Ellen B
William Evans
Gratz Street
Carpenter Streets
St. Charles’ Church
Fraser
Emma Louisa
John B. Fraser
Franklin Street
Martha Green
Sarah Wilkinson
Marshall Street
Grover, Nee Daly
Ella Josephine
W. F. Grover
Amber Street
Heasley
Cape
Lorn Hende
John Hi
Gann Waloge
A. E
Frank S
Jeanie Hotice
Cy Charles
A K
North Tenth Street
Northwood Cemetery
Ull Rd
John
Clara Kiley
Mount Vernon Street
Bob
Jacob Kohler
North Third Street
Longmore
Betsy
William Lou
Lambert Street
Jane H
Harrison Low
Wharton Street
Mcauley
Philip Street
St. Dennis
Cobb's Creek
McIntyre
Francis M. McIntyre
Mary MelIntyre
Grelock
McMillan
Mary Morrow
Robert
Margaret McMillan
South Twelfth Street
Manton
John P
Peter and
Mary Manton
Patrick McDonough
Christian Street
Mason
Betsy Mason
Lovina
James B. Stewart
Jesus
Pierce Street
Seventeenth
Morris Streets
Wilmington
Del
Miller
Charles Miller
Heath Street
Moore
Harley's
Ridge Avenue
Farmers’ Hotel
Eighteenth Street
Morrison
John Gampher
North Seventh Street
Muench
Amelia Muench
St. Teresa's Church
O'Neill
Bridget
James O'Neill
Walter Street
Sixteenth Street
Girard Avenue
Church of the Gesu
Mary McGrath
American Street
St. Michael's Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Parry
William W. Parry
Margaret
Thomas Speer
Oxford Pike
Oxford Church
Peiffer
William H. Peiffer
Tahassa
Broad and
York Streets
Rorer
David Rorer
Oak Lane
Philadelphia
Sattlee
Mary F
John Sailee
Mount Peace Cemetery
Samuel D. Strock
John and
Mary Postile
Garden Street
Tinney
Mary Titney
North Second Street
Old Cathedral Cemetery
Emma Brooke
Charles G. and
Wilhelmina Tomkins
Elizabeth L. Merrick
North Sixteenth Street
Trafford
William Arthur Trafford
North Twelfth Street
Francis
Ellen Walker
Altar Society
League of the Sacred Heart of Epiphany Church
Cumberla Methodist Church
Interberland Methodist Episcopal Vault
Widmeier
Marie of Hearn
Jer
Bousrel
Woods
Izabete Gi Usta
Pet R
West Laurel Hill Cemetery Prospectus Near City Limits
The cemetery sits on 78 acres above the Schuylkill Valley with lawn plan grounds and a promise of care at the company's expense. Located beside the Schuylkill Valley Railroad, it is opposite West Laurel Hill Cemetery. trains run from Broad Street Station to West Laurel Hill Station. For information and lot prices contact 1237 Arch Street or secretary George C Bowker 602 Girard Building Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill Valley
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Schuylkill Valley Railroad
West Laurel Hill
Westminster Cemetery
West Laurel Hill Cemetery
Arch Street
George C. Bowker
Girard Building
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Col. Fuel & Iron
del. & Ison
Ae General Electric
Jersey Central
Kepene
Consol
Nash
Missouri Pacific
Ius
Ontario
Pacific Mail
Pal
Car
Phila
Southern Com
St. L. W
St. P. & Dut
Southern Pacific
Tenn, Coal & Iron
Texas Pacific
Gor
Pro & Gulf
Union Pacific
Holmes & CO. N. W. Cor. Ltd
Chestnut Sts
Broadway
New York City