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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

Page

11

Real Estate Developments Include New Office and Homes

Architects M. H. and C. S. Dickinson launch bids for a wholesale commission house at 318 South Front Street, a three story stone brick structure with galvized iron. Kendrick & Co. win Ogontz houses for W. T. B. Roberts. bids for Logan Pa. home due June 29. multiple building plans and site purchases across Philadelphia area and Maryland.

M. H Dickinson Real Estate Trust South Front Street Kendrick & Co David A. McClelland A. Raymond Raff Beling & Denny Ogontz William T. B. Roberts A. E. Yarnall South Broad Street J. Horace Cook Board of Education Hancock and Cumberland Streets Devon Street Cresheim Avenue Roomfort Avenue Pennsylvania Company For Insurance On Lives Leamy L. W. Boyd W. T. B. Roberts Chestnut Street Francis H. Lea Mr. Lea Leon Dalsimer E. E B. Holman National Park Seminary Forrest Glenn J.S. Cassidy C. 8. Dickinson Logan Charles W. Budd & Brother Forty-ninth Street Springfield Avenue Twenty-seventh Ward Carpenter Street Lincoln Drive Nicholson Mt. Airy Avenue Mowar Street James Jeffries Durham Street Bryan Street Twenty-second Ward

City Building Permits Issued by Bureau on Ripka and Mansion

Yesterday the Bureau of Building Inspection at City Hall issued numerous permits for improvements and alterations across Philadelphia streets including Drexel estate annexes on Thirty-second Street, extensions at Fortieth and Ludlow, and interior and exterior work on properties from Sixteenth and Beach to Arch and Market streets. Benjamin Evans and others tied to firms like United Gas Improvement Co and N P Worthington appear among the permit holders.

Bureau of Building Inspection City Hall Ripka Mansion T. Gillet Thirty-second Drexel Estate Fortieth Ludlow Thomas ©. Sloan Peas Ee Gh Nt Company Ae Beach Street Rat Beach Streets Adams and Selper Hancock and Stenton Avenue Neere Walnut Charles E. Bell

Property transfers and mortgages in Philadelphia area June 1901

A dense list of real estate transactions in Philadelphia and surrounding streets dated June 1901. Names include Jas M Branagan George Kramer John Serrill Wm Varley and Edward H Sanborn. Properties span Tioga Camac Street Dickinson Street and 15th Mifflin and other blocks with mortgage amounts noted such as 15000 and 8600 dollars. Several transfers are to the City of Philadelphia and others show property lines and sizes in feet and fractions.

Bodine ST Tioga Jas Branagan George Kramer Camac ST George W. Penal Paul Hartkopf Clearfield Franklin Sts Cor John Serrill City of Philadel Dickinson ST Passyunk Ave Miles Varley Martha Maguire Eucli Ave Elst St Jos McClure Rome Phra Dearhea Jettyman Febaye Ered P Bliss Sharon Hill Logan ST George H. Earle, Jr Edward H. Sanborn Toot 8Th Clearfield Sts Lorenzo Amrbein Sxe Rosina Fortunato Paolo Die- OM Mee 15Th and Mifflin Sts Henry Ce Tinghlin Matildake 40Th ST Mary P. Hamilton Léna Obin Wm. H. Fothergill Antonio Cocco 48Th ST Woodland Charles F. ‘Reischell Cumberland Wot Jr Charles T. Wilsop John 12Th St Fink Annie Young F. Bastoevng Canracre Price Smith Fredd Bamilton ST Jane Goba Orphan ‘Asylum

Property Transfers and Acres Listed Across 1901

A sequence of property transfers and lot acreages dated June 1901 appears across streets including Greenway Erwin Tot, Spruce, Spruce to Torresdale Avenue, Walter Wayne, and Lincoln avenues. The entries reference multiple grantors and grantees such as Samuel Happer, Terrence P. Smart, Geremis Arcaro, Mary A. Harkneas, and Harry B. Shoemaker, with parcel sizes ranging from small 12 by 61 feet to expansive several thousand acres.

70Th ST Erwin Petree Greenway Samuel Happertt 16Th St Chancelloke Org Torresdale Ave Comly William Crawford Sarah J. Bannister Terrence P. Smart Jobo McCusker Venango Andrew J. Tyson Geremis Arcaro Wallace ST 34Th St Shedwick St Wallace Charles T. Marshall Mary A. Harkneas Wayne Ave Wes Cleweden Ave Lincoln Ave West Pelhamere Harry B. Shoemaker

Mortgage filings list numerous properties and lenders

A long list records mortgages recorded with numerous names, properties, and loan amounts. Names include Randall, Ryan, Rosen, Sanborn, Siegel, Brady, Ito, and many others with depicted property locations along streets such as South 37th, 47th, Pemberton, Castle, and Parrish.

Builders seek permits for new brick structures in city

Contractor Harry L. Foulkes obtained a permit to erect a three story brick building 16 by 52 feet for store and dwelling use at 1736. J. F. Bleakly & Co. secured its first permit for eight brick dwellings 15 by 48 feet each at Ninth and Line streets from the City Clerk's Office.

Harry L. Foulkes J . F. Bleakly & Co Ninth and Line Streets

Building Permits For Extensions At Multiple Philadelphia Sites

George F. Payne & Co obtained a permit to extend and move features of Fidelity Insurance Co at 122 24 Chestnut Street. Kendrick & Co won permission to add a fourstory extension and alter Dr. Dercom’s residence at 1719 re 48 planned by Schermerborn & Einhold. Ashton Tourison signed contracts to add and alter properties at 109 South Twenty first Street and 825 South Seventeenth Street for H. Rosen garten. William T. B. Roberts awarded work for day ten bonuses at Ann Park Elkins Station Pa to Messrs. Ken & Co 1530 gut Street. Residences designed in Colonial English and Swiss styles by Albert Fagoell E Allen rine and Lawrence Visscher Bo.

George F. Payne &Co Fidelity Esurance Company Chestnut Street Kendrick & Co Dr. Dercom Schermerborn & Einhold Ashton Tourison Mendy South Seventeenth H. Rosengarten William T. B. Roberts Ann Park Elkins Station Messrs. Ken& Co Gut Street Seft Albert Fagoell E. Allen Rine Lawrence Visscher

Fatal injuries after grade crossing collision at Ninth and Montgomery

At the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad grade crossing on Ninth street and Montgomery avenue a fast Frankford express derailed a Penn Storage Company furniture wagon injuring two men. William B. McLaughlin, 50, of 2811 Ridge Avenue, is in critical condition at St. Joseph's Hospital with a fractured skull and internal injuries. Theodore Dewees, 20, of 1885 Taylor Street, is hospitalized with serious head and body injuries. Witnesses report gates were up and no attempt to lower them. the watchman appeared frightened and inactive.

Philadelphia and Laughlin St. Joseph's Hospital Dewéés Homoeopathic Hospital Traction Company D. Street Columbia Avely

Shipping News Port of Philadelphia Weather and Tides

Friday June 28 sun rises 4.34 am sun sets 7.34 pm high water 10.58 am and 11.26 pm low water 5.45 am and 5.51 pm breakwater high water 5.84 am 6.02 pm low water 0.24 am 0.27 pm

Philadelphia

Maritime listings of ships and cargoes arriving and sailing

A June 27 shipment roundup lists numerous steamers and schooners with crews, owners, and ports of call. It names vessels including the Nederland Antwerp steamer and North Point London steamer with cargoes of merchandise and ore, plus Norwegian and British ships carrying fruit, ballast, lumber, and coal.

Nederland Banes Fruit United Fruit Company Ansgar Elefson Cardiff Braver Line Allegheny Foster Savannah Merchandise Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company Indian Snow Boston George C. Eckham Elko Warren New York William P. Clyde & Co Winyah Fereroepe William P Clyde Geo H. Stout Datney Troy Anthony Groves K. Fowler Baltimore Handise F. Groves Berks Hatch Beverly Henry Clay Salem H. Hagerman Lancaster Lablick Girard Lynn Pottsville Myne Bangor Tee Shawmont Fston Hagerman William W. Converse Hager H. D. May & Co Mary S. Bradshaw Stille Charleston Charles T. Megee & & Co Helen Augusta Moore Connecticut Stone J. L. Nicholson Goneees John Wills Marte Providence

Delaware Bay and River News Sailed and Arrivals

Delaware Bay and River news notes several ships passing up and down the coast, listing steamers Buccaneer Acme Mexicano Phosphor Dordogne Kara man ia and more, along with arrivals including schooner H P Havens and steamer Gulf Stream under hazy conditions near Reed Island and Arcus Hook.

Delaware Bay River News Delaware Buccaneer Port Antonio Philadelphia Acme Naceio Vera Cruz Galveston Montana London Phosphor Alicante Dordogne Philadela Reedy Island Tagnetic Gladiolus Leon

Freight and charter market steady with cautious outlook

Shipping rates show no lift yesterday as demand remains limited. East coast coal and lumber tonnage steady while West Indian orders press for vessels. Minor demand from River Plate and Far East. grain boats scarce. several steamers listed with mixed terms.

Far East River Plate Ashveld Philadelphia Cork Denmark George Farwell Jacksonville Fordenskjold Norfolk Manila Joba

Maritime arrival notices from Baltimore June 27

Telegraph dispatch lists arrivals and movements including vessels Ker shew from Boston Manabatta New York David Durie Port Antonio and several schooners and barks such as John KR and Emma R. Smith with routes to Garren Island Portsmouth Governor's Harbor St Johns Antigua and others, noting distant ports and British connections.

Baltimore Kershew Boston Manabatta New York David Durie Port Antonio America London John KR. Fell Garren Island van Allens Boughton Portsmouth Golden Ball Governor’s Harbor Marie Palmer Emma R. Smith St. Johns Antigua Delaware Etene Ates Tabasco

Fragmentary Names Hint at Maritime Context

A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places including Aarhuus Kestor Bahia Gloucester See Marita Kitesh Boston Texas Savannah schooner Alma Ford and other scattered terms suggesting a maritime or shipping record. No coherent event or action is identifiable from the readable text.

Lia Kestor Bahia Gloucester Boston State of Texas Savannah Alma Ford

Steamship arrivals list with multiple port origins

Arrivals include Steamers Aste from Port Antonio via City of Macon from Boston Tordenskjoldt from Cardenas Sanna from Shields El Mar from New Orleans all reaching on June 27 with several nationalities represented.

Aste Port Antonio City of Macon Boston Tordenskjoldt Cardenas Sanna Shields el Mar New Orleans

Shipping lines and routes listed with diverse nationalities

A fragmented OCR lineup shows ships and destinations including Steamers Belgravia Adler and other vessels from Hamburg Kingston Santiago de Cuba San tander Nymphe Yoko pipes and Rio Grande du ul. The text pairs nationalities with ports in a collision of trade entries.

Belgravia Hamburg Adler Kingston Santiago de Cuba Cuba Ontanida Santander Aste Banes Dela Baltimore Nymphe Yokopipes Bark Bien Rio Grande du Ul

Steamer Names Listed for Ports and Destinations

A list of steamers includes Jessica bound for Norfolk Brilliant heading to Flushing Columbia bound for Hamburg La Bretagne sailing to Havre Santiago to Sentiago El Cid to New Orleans Princess Anne destined for Norfolk.

Jessica Norfolk Brilliant Flushing Columbia Hamburg la Bretagne Havre Santiago Sentiago el Cid New Orleans Princess Anne

Shipping Notes From The Port Include Stranded Vessels

The article reports several port incidents including the British bark Argentina stranded on Garnet Rock Ledge and assisted, the schooner Luill touching rocks at Hunneford Cove but later floated, and the schooner Annie and Reuben run aground at Pond Island with the tug pulling her off. It also notes Lusitania passengers landed at St Johns, the Nederland arriving from Antwerp, and Michigan coaling for Cape Town.

Argentina Philadelphia Yarmouth, N Garnet Rock Ledge Luill Portland Harbor Hunneford Cove Annie Reuben New York Pond Island K River St. Johns N. F Cape Ballad Glencoe Artive Yo Young Algerine International Navigation Company Steamship Nederland Antwerp Stsennes Prs Yescandey Weaee Willkommen Sae Grundloven Stockholm Arcadia Pestee Porto Rico Boone Island Boston Delaware River Bay Maritime Exchange Secretary of the Treasury Coast Survey General Wyman Cape May

Seven Neglected Children Placed In Society Care By Magistrates

Seven children were placed in the Children's Society by local magistrates. May Dougherty, 10, cursed officers as she left home. Parents faced fines and sentences: the Duffy children, aged 7 to 16 months, with the mother jailed for six months for drunkenness and neglect. Esther McGord, 2, saw her mother sentenced to three months. Myrtle, 1, was allowed to stay with her mother.

May Dougherty Clementine Street Charles Margaret Duffy Callowhill Street House of Correction Union Traction Company Esther McGord North Ninth Street Myrtle

Diphtheria Outbreak Strikes Orphan Society Home

An epidemic of diphtheria has struck the Orphan Society Home at Sixty fourth Street and Lansdowne Avenue. Twenty children, including a newly admitted girl, are now under care in a rear tent overseen by Sergeant Major J M Hutchinson of the Second Regiment N G P. Officials renovate the facility to restore sanitary conditions and prevent further spread.

Orphan Society Sixty Fourth Street Lansdowne Avenue J. M. Hutchinson

Brass Moulders Wanted and Plumbers Work Offered

Classified notes list brass moulders needed by Chambers G and A Ainslee Newark and plumbers work in progress. Also machinists wanted with good wages and steady jobs by Bucyrus Company South Milwaukee with agent opportunities. Other items include $200 to $300 weekly for stock sales and Akron agency offering oil stock and contracts. Hardware business for sale with high daily sales and cheap invoice. Large basement for rent at 2627 N 13th Street. Belgian hares listed.

Chambers G & A Ainslee Newark Bucyrus Company South Milwaukee Wis The Petroleum Producing Co Agency J Akron Ohio Hare Times 13Th Street

Legal notice: Belmar, Ocean and Fifth Aves open season

Public notice lists Belmar New Jersey properties at Ocean and Fifth Aves and Brigantine address for H L Gourdier. Open period shown June 15 to November 1. No additional details provided.

Congress Hall R. Halpin Ocean Fifth Aves Brunswick H. L. Gourdier

Change in Filter Plans From Queen Lane Beds to Oak Lane Basin

The councils' water committee approved reporting favorably an ordinance to abandon Queen Lane reservoir filter beds and build a basin at Oak Lane fed from Lardner's Point pumping station. Public Works Director Haddock cited improved service and economy, with funds redirected to Torresdale filters. The Oak Lane basin would cut pumping power and serve nearly all Queen Lane territory.

Queen Lane Reservoir Oak Lane

Turning Down Union Traction Permit Renewal

The Union Traction Company faced opposition at a Board of Highway Supervisors meeting. West Philadelphia Passenger Company’s bid to renew double tracks on Sixtieth Street to Gray's Lane and along Marehall Road was denied due to the June 18 1901 rapid transit ordinance. A company representative sought City Solicitor reference, but the request was refused.

Union Traction Company Board of Highway Supervisors West

Drowned Boy Thomas Duffy Laid To Rest

The 18 year old student Thomas A. Duffy was drowned in Neshaminy creek last Monday while bathing. His funeral from 1523 North American Street featured a Solemn Requiem Mass at St Michael’s Church and Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. The priest lauded his heroism in saving a friend. The text notes another funeral for a contemporaneous “John V.” crowning at the same time.

Thomas A. Duffy Neshaminy Creek North American Street St. Michael’s Second Jefferson Streets New Cathedral Cemetery Butler Streets Father Carton John V

Local Ads Sketch Stock and Household Goods Sale

Fragmentary advertisement notes stock of various furniture and household items at an Eleventh and Buttonwood corner sale. Mentions oak bedroom sets parlor chairs and cheap goods, with a seller at B Pier this week.

Ab Motors Erie Eran Ieee

Royal Blue Line Dining and Sleeping Cars Highlighted

The fragment notes schedules and car names for the Royal Blue Line including Sleeping Car Dining Car and Pullman services. Mentions times like 7.30 A M and 18.20 P M with references to Baltimore and special car service across the train.

Royal Bue Baltimore

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Pommer Hubenthal Franklin and Parrish Streets Ridge Avenue 64Th Street Hubbs Lewis A Rolla L. Smith Lowa Karl William Barbara Freech Magdalena Street 20Th Street Palethorp Street Thompson Street List Street Ohm Frederick H Hehi Hields, Bernard Emmet B Areetian Street Mens Street Camac Socrecs Secsn Harry B Germantown Arcaro Geremia Columbia Building Childs M. Errickson Racieals Lombard Street Johnson Warrington Opec Crveevee West Golum Wayne Ieee Rae Ipsal Re. M. Cones L Chantun Martha M Okinson Street Hwest Passyunk Sender Ickinson Wilson, James E Sarah Lyman Peside Bancroft Susquehanna Avenue Wilson Charles T John A. Steven Ecmanaae Corner S4th Stiles Woces Camden County Camden Walnut St John M. Whitall John M. Kelley John Genther John M. Keley Charone Gentersserseestiennesehsress River David D. 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