Atlantic City Vibes and Festivities Spark Summer Fun
Atlantic City shines with Carnival night on the Steel Pier as Dottie Gill and other children dazzle audiences. The piece highlights fireworks plans for July Fourth, Kilties from Canada, boardwalk life, and a parade of social diversions plus reports on recent fires, tramplings of dress rules, and local personalities visiting or staying at Chelsea and nearby spots.
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Atlantic City
Father Penn
Steel Pier
Dottie Gill
Miss
Miss Bluebell
Miss Curiosity
Atlantic
Citizens’ League
Yacht Club
Gardner's Canal
Sousa
Higbee
Calhoun
Monroe
Young's
Lee
Sea Isle City
N. J
Jersey Coast
Bertie Lights
Ee Hotels
Flnc
Whicich
Pennslvania
Reading Isroad
Ontinental
Sea Isle
Morrie Bovey, Jr
Philadelphia Visitors Arrive in Atlantic City
Dr and Mrs Guernsey of Philadelphia arrived in Atlantic City and will stay through July before traveling north. Mrs H M Tromball and daughter Grace also occupy city apartments. The Gimbels from Philadelphia stay in a Royal Palace suite as William Ray registers there. Mrs Alfred Grubb hosts a gathering.
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Martin Price
Philadelphia
The
Royal Palace
Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Guernsey
H. M. Tromball
Miss Grace Tromball
Town
EB. A. Gimbel
Mise F. Gimbel
B. A. Gimbel, Sr
Louis Gimbel
Bryan's Word Contradicted in New York Banquet
The Tilden Club claims William J Bryan was invited to its opening event in New York and not invited to speak. Henry D Hotchkiss says the second invitation was registered. Bryan's Commoner argues Bryan was not invited. A cable reports Bessie Bonehill dies in London and her daughters plan to marry at her bedside. The article also notes probate of Rice wills and plans for an Actors' Green Room Club.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
Robert E. Dowling
Perez M. Stewart
Tilden Club
William J. Bryan
Henry D. Hotchkiss
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Fitzgerald
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Albert T. Patrick
Rice
Rice Institute
Houston
Tex
Jack” Seeley
Bessie Bonehill
London
Sayville
L. I
Lillian Rogers
H. T. Rogers
Miss Rogers
Actors’ Order of Friendship
West Forty-seventh Street
Broadway
Lambs’ Club
Lambs
New Bridge
New
East River Bridge
East River
Manhattan
Tammany Architects
Horgan and
Slattery
Tammany
Board of Estimate
Rives
Low
Supreme Court
Captain Brown
East Sixty-seventh Street
Yorkville Club
East Seventy-seventh Street
Identified as Wilmington killer held in West Chester
John Archer identified as the assailant of Miss FE K Wanner and as the man who within a year committed two similar crimes in Wilmington Delaware. Chief Black and State Detective Francis brought Mrs Ferguson of Ban croft Mills to confirm. Officials plan to try him in West Chester with Delaware sentencing potentially death. The community is excited and little defense is expected.
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Westchester
John Archer
FE. K. Wanner
Wilmington
Del
Francis
Ferguson
Bancroft's Mills
West Chester
Delaware
New Trial Granted in Land Suit Over 39 Foot Wide Lot
Judge Wilson in Common Pleas No. 4 orders a new trial in Fidelity Insurance v Lichten over the $278000 sale of the Eighth and Arch street property bought March 1901. Dispute centers on lot width claimed at 39 feet 1 inch versus 30 feet and on the sale option clauses. prior verdict awarded over $200000 to the plaintiff.
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Wilson
Common Pleas Court No. 4
Fidelity Insurance and Safe Deposit Company
John Peterson
Moses H. Lichten
Eighth and Arch Streets
Lichten
Obituary notices for local figures recount multiple deaths
Obituary notices report the deaths of Thomas Williams of Cheltenham Township School Board at Ogents after liver illness, born November 2, 1826. Also William Evans, Philadelphia Mint inspector 28 years, died in Germantown of heart disease, born June 19, 1829. Thomas W. Clobe, builder and inventor, died at 1620 Montgomery Avenue after two months of illness. Lord Henniker, Governor of Isle of Man, died after prolonged illness following a career in Parliament.
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Thomas Williams
Cheltenham Township
Ogents
Cheltenham
William Evans
Philadelphia
Mortimer Avenue
Germantown
Aoe
Inn
Vicars
Thomas W. Clobe
Montgomery Avenue
Lord Henniker
Isle of Man
Isle of Nae
Ted Pantset
House Commons
Whisky Trust Intervenes in Spirits Distributing Receiver Case
Twenty stockholders seek a receiver for Spirits Distributing Company as Vice Chancellor Emery hears arguments. Levy Mayer offering to buy all assets for 1 243 538, representing Whisky Trust control via Distilling Company of America. Chancellor delays ruling until next Tuesday.
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Newark
N. J
Spirits Distributing Company
Emery
Levy Mayer
Chicago
Distilling Company of America
Whisky Trust
Standard Distilling and Distributing Company
Hoe Yow protest urges action over surrender
In San Francisco on June 27 Hoe Yow the Imperial Chinese Consul General protested the surrender prompting official reaction in diplomatic circles.
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San Francisco
Hoe Yow
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Farmer Hanks
Ma” Hanks
Willow Grove
Sons of
Italy
John Henry Hanks
Esquire
Hanks
Young's Pier
Doctors In Convention
Medical Society of New Jersey
Baltimore and Ohio Association of Railway Surgeons
Scarborough
T. H. White
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio
J. C. Sheridan
Johnstown
New Jersey
Inlet Park
League of American Wheelmen
Abner McKinley
Mayo W. Hazeltine
New York Sun
Cambridge
Harvard
John Philip Sousa
Sidney Mason
Chelsea
S. Oppenheimer
John L.kirkpatrick
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Edgar Scott
Charles H. Scott
Robert BE. Glendinning
Chestnut Hill
George Pepper Norris
Jamestown
Mrs. Chandler Hare
Charlotte Hare
Virginia Miller
John Struthers
Mrs. Madison Calvert
Jayne
Wiliam Ray
Royal Fees
Alfred Grubb
Bate
Cleveland
New Actors’ Club
Assaiant
Miss Wanner
Hotel Cecil
Europe
Embankment Gardens
Cecelia
A. Judah
Shelburne
Atlantic City, H. J
R. E. R. Ramsey
Royal Palace Hotel
Chestnut Street
Praederepie
N. Pike
Lexington
See Avenues
Soca
Matthew Baines
Woolton Hal Vermont Ave
R. Praul
Normandie
Hotel Champlaine
Kentucky Avenue
Malvern
Chestnut’ St
Na. M
Leach
Grand Central Hotel
Penna Depot
Cuisive Francaise
F. L. Addor
Pittsburg
Pacific
Arkansas Aves
Mary B. McQuade
Pitney
Beach
Capaci
Chetwoode
P. A. Dempsey
Pembrook Pacife
N. Carolina Aves
M. Mason
Eastbourne Cor
Ocean View
Rfp Rogle
K. McGrath
Alvin
W. Cor
Arkansas and
Pacific Aves
Reading Depot
Mendes
M. Murphy
Arkansas
Mlanee F Beach
M. Murp
Rudolf
Charles le R
Madison
Pet's le
Cape May
HOTEL
Lafayette
Cape Mar
Tracy & CO
HO Yow
Victor Hersert
Wagner
Herbert
Victor Herbert
Fiseworth
Manheim
Beals C. Wright
Dwight F. Davis
WM. J. Clothier
R. D. Little
EOCOM
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
People's
Paradise
ADGIE
Conterno
Conterno’s Grand
Aveot Daly
Stee
CAL Garden
Jamission
Great European Museum
Tor Chestnut ST
Vine St
Bel
Lyceum
Js. Mat
BASE
Broad
Lehigh
Pavilion
Republic
Nia
Record
Steamer Republic
Gape May
Tribednutaren
Bething
Diamond Beach
Evening Telegraph
L. HM. Cone
Cape May Steamboat CO
Drexel
Philandelphia
Burlington Island Park
Chestnut Street Wharf
Pr. M
Trenton and Way
Chestnut Street Pier
Trenton & A. M
Terrogee
Bristol
Neamer
Thomas Clyde
Boon
Sears
Chester End
New Castle
Delaware City
Nana Bani
St. Wharf
Ane
Otis
Mapasen
United States
China
Ues
Washington
Reading
Cana Ynoity
Bealle City
Dally
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