Horses Bring High Prices at City Sales This Week
The city horse market remained strong despite auto popularity. At Bull's Head Bazaar and William Penn Bazaar about 300 horses sold with prices ranging from twenty five to two hundred dollars, many noted as high class or acclimated, while other sales at Nichol's, Herkness, and Palace Exchange reported solid demand and good prices for trotters and matched pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
Dee
Maryland
Wilkes Boy
Amont
Ondray
Pedlar
Hobson
Rensselier Wilkes
Walter R
Redfield
Bull's Head Bazaar
Ninth Street
Nichols’ Bazaar
Courts List Mortgage and Trespass Suits Across Five Courts
The document enumerates numerous civil actions in courts one through five, including mortgage, assumpsit, trespass, and ejectment suits. Notable entries name Henry H. Collins as executor in multiple cases, with parties such as Isaac T Hinkson Edward Woolman Abe Levene Catharine Keller and the Franklin Manufacturing Company, and others like Eliza Rodenhausen Bernard Bonner Emanuel G. Reyenthaler George Joerger Mabel Ivins and the Union Traction Company. One matter notes Steam Vehicle Company of Reading, Berks county, as involuntary bankrupt with Referee Christian H. Ruhl in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Collins
Isaac T Hinkson
Edward W. Woolman
Mortage
C. Wetherill
Isidore Rand
Samuel Rand
Abe Levene
Catharine Keller
Franklin Manufacturing Company
Bamberger
Levi
Abe Shapiro
Abe Miller
Capias
Ttorney J. Hoffman
Thomas Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
R. B. Kelly
Eliza Rodenhausen
Executrix
Harry J. Franks
Franks’ Wagon Works
M. Hyneman
Bernard Bonner
The
Union Traction Company
J. Reynolds
Fredericka Marty
Joseph Flutka
Gates and Ross
Emanuel G. Reyenthaler
E. G. Reyenthaler & Co
Mar Gormeringer
Assumpsit
George W. Ash
Ioaepe Yenger
Robert B. Castor
Pennsylvania Balleen Company
R. B.ely
William PD
Carlin
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
R. B. Keily
Edwin W. Crellin
Pennsylvania Ballrone Company
A. D. Wiler
George
J. Fleck
Henry H. Fleck
Fleck Bros
Hayes Brothers
W. S. Furst
Bird & Schofield
Charles L. Schwarz
Bamberger and
Emma Bar Ys
the Union Traction Company
H J. Scott
Laura A. Thompson
Charles Wetherill
Steam, Vehicle Company of America
Reading
Judgments Listed by Claims in Common Pleas Court
Numerous judgments entered against defendants and noteholders with amounts varying from 32.60 to 800.00. Proceedings include ground rent suits, mortgage bonds, and notes dating 1901 to 1902. Judge Ashman and Judge Ferguson oversee petitions to discharge trustees and appoint guardians. several petitions granted or dismissed with estate provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mullen
John Devlin
Industrial Trust, Tithe and Savings Company
Same
George Sifall
Crown Chocolate Company
Henry A. Friedrich
Adams
Conway
M. G. Cruse
John Wanamaker
James H. Young
Peter Boyd
Robert T. Young
Jane Young
Eter Boyd
ML. Sprenl
Emma J. Campbell
Mary J. O'Neill
M. A. Dempsey
George L. Viehman
W. F. Potts
Son & Co
Islam and Christianity in religious population estimates
The text critiques religious statistics. Islam questions global adherent counts and notes Catholics and Protestants totals, while challenging Buddhist follower estimates. It cites 19th century authorities and discusses Chinese religious practices and Taoism, suggesting Buddhism is not as widespread as once thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
International Review of
Schopenhaver
Renan
Louis Renard
Thibet
Mongolia
Orphans' Court Opinions on William Bowers Estate
President Judge Hanna hands down Orphans Court opinions. Exceptions to auditor report partly sustained. report recommitted. Auditor’s commission and distribution method sustained. Other exceptions about testator’s sons debt at death dismissed. Judge Ashman. petition for account in Harry Smythe estate dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Hanna
William Bowers
Ashman
Harry Smythe
Orphans Court Decrees Appoint New Trustees and Discharges
Decrees issued by Judge Ashman yesterday in the Orphans Court discharge Warren J. Johnson and Edward B. Johnson as executors of Susanna Tyer. Trust Company named as new trustee under Benjamin Margerum’s will. Archibald Garvin discharged as administrator of Michael J. Tobin estate. Maria Clark Black discharged as executrix of Elizabeth Hutchinson will. John D. Morton discharged as executor and trustee under John H. Humphrey will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah V. Waldron
Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company
Edward J
John Collins
Warren J. Johnson
Edward 8. Johnson
Susanna Tyer
Benjtwin Margerum
Archibald Garvin
Michael J. Tobin
Maria Clark Black
Elizabeth Hutchinson
John D. Morton
John H. Humphrey
Guardians Appointed For Minors Estates In Orphans Court
Guardians were appointed for several minor estates in the Orphans Court yesterday. Named appointees include Ernest Herb for the Herb minors, Guarantee Trust Co for the Schauffele minors, William Crosson for the Johnson minors, Fidelity Trust Co for the Brown minors, F W Frazier Jr for Eugene Yeager Jr, Norristown Trust Co for Annie Bar ney, John MacNabs for William A Schuman, Thomas Jackson for Samuel Ellis, Mary Conway for George Butler Jr, aeeeen Trust Co for William Bez old, Barnet Blech for Hyman Schmidt, and Abraham Roken for Harry Modelovitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Ernest Herb
Herb
Guarantee Trust Company
Schauffele
William Crosson
Johnson
Fidelity Trust Company
Brown
F. W. Frazier, Jr
Eugene Yeager
Norristown Trust Company
Annie Barney
John MacNabs
William A. Schuman
Thomas Jackson
Samuel Ellis
Mary Conway
George Butler, Jr
Aeeeen Trust Company
William Bezold
Will of Joseph H Swain admitted to probate in city
The will of Joseph H Swain who died at 1012 Wood Street with estate valued about 15000 was probated. Legacies include 8000 to Old Ladies Methodist Home 1000 to Methodist Orphanage and 1000 to Episcopal Hospital. Other estates probated include Mary J Frederick 50100 and Mary Kane 2000. Administration granted for George James Brick 9694.52 and James W Bill 6350. Inventories filed for Charles Maull 2078.49 Tillie Welsh 12000 Ida F Richardson 25877.70. Jury filed report on Master Street damages listing James H Shea 400. Eight other claims presented. viewers unsure of injury to other properties. Jury: D L Sylvester Edward P Brennan W C Ruch. Judge Sulzberger discharged jury in Samuel Harbison felonious assault case after hung verdict. Capias issued for Abe Miller bail 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Swain
Wood Street
Old Ladies’ Methodist Home
Methodist Orphanage
Episcopal Hospital
Mary J. Frederick
George James Brick
Norristown Insane Asylum
James W. Bill
Emerald Street
Charles ©. Maull
Tillie Welsh
Master Street
Sixty-first Street
Sixty Second Street
Common Pleas Court
James H. Shea
Oaline
D. L. Sylvester
Edward P. Brennan
W. C. Ruch
Sulzberger
Quarter Sessions
Samuel Harbison
Rose Leberwohl
Abe Ee
Abe Miller
Religion numbers and missions in the Literary Digest survey
The Literary Digest discusses global Christian groups Roman Catholics Protestants and Greek Catholics with counts of 240 240 320 million and notes Protestant growth in Northern Europe and Northern America. It notes Islam Hinduism Shinto and other faiths with regional distributions and the claim that Christian missions cost money with limited gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russian Asia
Europe
South America
Societe de la Propagation de la Foi
Association de la Sainte-Enfance
Africa
Malaysia
India
China
Ottoman Empire
Iica
Algeria
Niger
Congo
Mussulman
Japan
Tea growing in Texas could become profitable coast crop
L Seabrook of Port Lavaca says practical steps will launch tea culture near Port Lavaca with irrigation support from the Placedo Canal and Irrigation Co. The project aims to prove tea can pay on the Texas coast, drawing labor from nearby counties and Corpus Christi if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Seabrook
Port Lavaca
Galveston
Texas
South Carolina
Carolina
Placedo Canal and Irrigation Company
Ross Clark
Shepard
Corpus Christi
Geabrook
Shipping News at Philadelphia Harbor June Weekend
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures at Philadelphia and Delaware Breakwater on June 28 29 with ships by name and origin including Planet Mara Alexandria Ferndene Kennebec Vidor Spartan Ericsson Eaglet Richard Willing Navigator Norman and others. Entries note merchandise ballast and destinations such as Hamburg Glasgow Baltimore New York Liverpool and Port Antonio with crews and agencies cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planet Mara
Price
Avonmouth
Merchandise
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Magin
Hamburg
Boston
Atlantic Transport Company
Ferndeme
Jones
New York
Brauer Line
Kennebec
New
Gray
Glasgow
Philip Ruprecht
Vidor
Sorensen
William J. Grandfield
Spartan
Thacher
Merchanise
Philadelphia Steamship Company
Ericsson
Grace
Westernland
Ehoff
Liverpool
International Navigation Company
le Coq
Milne
Port de Bounce
Ka Cette
Arnold Katz
Hotham Newton
Anderson
Rotterdam
Federica
Frahey
C. A. Waterman
Navigator
Jacobsen
Port Spain
Trinidad
Norman, Chase
Providence
Bsay
Seman
O'Neillichmond
Wil- Nam P. Clyde & Co
Wil- Ham P. Clyde
Riehard
Steelman
Rosemont
Fall River
Bala
Marblehead
Randolph
Lynn
Charles
Beacon Light
Dover
Alleghany
Savannah
Urania
Port Antonio
Yemassee
Richmond
Norman
Benefactor
Baltimore
Richard Willing
Mackinaw
London
George Taulane, Jr
Belle Russell
A. B. Sherman
Wilmington
Del
Trade notes show slack demand for tonnage and steady rates
The market for salt tonnage remains unsatisfactory with little increase in Long voyage needs. Coastwise timber and coal freights stay flat while demand for steamers stays weak. Grain tonnage is neglected though three loads were sent to Bremen. Various steamer and schooner cargoes are listed with private terms and modest rates across Atlantic and Caribbean routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Platte
West India
Bremen
Fortuna
St. Lawrence
Mobile
Chaparra
North Side
Cuba
Falk
New Orleans
Induna
Prtvate
South America
Hatteras
Tresco
Fort de France
Callisto
Caiquiri
Baltimore
Hestia
Storfond
Wilhelmina
Kensington
Limal
New York
White Stone
King George
Hampton Roads
Mary
H.le
Manzanilla
Giannina
Buenos Ayres
Philadelphia
Jacob S. Winslow
Wiscasset
Portland
Demarara
Alicia B. Crosby
Turks Island
Calvin P. Harris
Camden
Charles K
Ley
Charleste
Evie B. Hall
Fernandina
Port of New York Clears Hundreds Of Steamers
Shipping list shows numerous steamers cleared from Port of New York on June 28 including Lacania, British Prince, Navahoe, London, Saint Louis, Queen Alexandra, Antwerp, Hamburg, and more. Also noted are Caracas and other vessels routing via San Juan Havana Matanzas and related ports. Returns include Kroonland Umbria Hindoo and others bound for Antwerp Glasgow Havana and Martinique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacania
Liverpool
British Prince
Antwerp
Usher
Barbadoes
Navahoe
Boston
Ottawa
London
Apache
Jacksonville
Queen Alexandra
Norfolk
Appalachee
Dublin
Matanzas
Tampico
Celtic
la Campine
Albano
Hamburg
Pawnee
Venice
St. Louis
Southampton
Caracas
la Guayra
Port Cabello
San Juan
Morro Castle
Havana
Olinda
Hansen
Cardenas
St. Nicholas
Hugoma
Guanico
P. B
Erica
Kingston
Hilstern
Port Natal
Tromp
Sydney
C. B
Kroonland
Umbria
Columbia
Glasgow
Allegheny
Haiti
Alps
Porto Rico
Minnetonka
Corondo
Argentina
Fontabelle
Martinique
Hindoo
Hall
Louisiana
Yy Orleans
St. Nic
Maritime arrivals and departures update from Atlantic ports
Telegraphic listings report ships arriving and clearing at Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Wilmington Charleston Savannah New Orleans and international ports. The notice lists steamers and schooners with names origins and destinations including English King Falke Manna Hata Lucinda Sutton Liberty, and government vessels, with numerous sailing and arrival times across June 27 28 and 29, noting cargoes passengers and towing barges.
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Baltimore
Rowanmore
Thomas
Liverpool
Howard
Nickerson
Boston
Bluefields
Hastings
New York
Itasca
Hudgins
Savannah
Anthony Groves, Jr
Fowler
Philadelphia
Richard Willing
McLaughlin
Baker Palmer
Fbagle Wing
Morgan
Alexandria
Jennie Thomas
Campbell
Edith Olcott
Harris
Providence
Lizzie H. Brayton
Rogers
Newport News
Edgar F
van Lear Black
Connelly
Charleston
Salacia
British
Mitchell
Glasgow
Lassell
Reynolds
Norfolk
United States
Sterling
Hampton Roads
Alabama
Gwatkina
Kingston
John Proctor
Haskell
Richmond
Horace W. Macomber
Moonlight
Salled
van Name
King
Brown
Perth Amboy
Susie H. Davidson
Nelson E. Newbury
Mary A. Hall
Smith
D. H. Miller
McDorman
Hudson
Robinson
Hera
Bjarkman
London
New Orleans
British Steamer Indiana in Dangerous Posture near Anticosti
Reports say the Indiana with a full forward hold filled by water was ashore near Anticosti after leaving Montreal for Antwerp and in a hazardous condition. Other lines note Nauplia’s rough Atlantic crossing from New York to Bordeaux and damage to its cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Anticosti
Montreal
Antwerp
Nauplia
New York
Bordeaux
Yesterds
Atlantic
Liverpool
Royal Benevolent Society
A. Bromley
Murray
North Atlantic
Anna Laura
Bronx boy reads Lowell essay at grade school commencement
George W. A. Scott a 14 year old colored pupil led his class in all studies at Public School No 155 Bronx and received flowers and an ovation for reading an essay on James Russell Lowell. He is supported by his widowed mother and works Saturdays as an errand boy for a grocer. Born in Virginia he seeks a college education and met Booker T. Washington who offered Tuskegee College training with expenses paid, but Scott stays in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. A. Scott
James Russell Lowell
177Th Street
Anthony Avenue
New York Herald
Young Scott
Scott
Virginia
Bronx
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee College
Colored workers run cotton mill in Concord North Carolina
W. Coleman, secretary and treasurer, reports a Concord mill operated entirely by colored workers is crowded with orders and well liked by customers. He says workers show strong interest and that two mills could fulfill the orders, supporting claims of negro industrial capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. C
W. ©. Coleman
New York Age
Oil Exports From Philadelphia Hit Unusual Heights
The Philadelphia port reports a banner week for oil exports with 14 031 364 gallons shipped valued at 808 454 80 dollars. Six tank steamers carried 8 770 853 gallons of crude and refined oils totaling 426 742 dollars in value. Anthracite coal exports halted due to a coal strike, while bituminous coal shipments to foreign ports reached 2 843 tons worth 90 450 35 dollars. Grain exports remain below monthly averages amid weak demand and low freight rates.
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Philadelphia
Kinsman
Kinsman—Residuum
Hotham Newton
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Marriages and Deaths List With Numerous Philadelphia Addresses
A long roster of marriages appears with partners named alongside street addresses in Philadelphia. Entries include William Hock and Nellie S. Squire, Bernard J. Quinn and K. Buchborn, and many others spanning North Fifth, Dickinson, Clymer, Ridge, Hodge, and West Sergeant streets among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Hock
Camac Street
Ami Nellie S. Squire
Susquehanna Avenue
Bernard J. Quinn
North Fifth Street
Pee K. Buchborn
North Ninth
Frank Grier
Firewater
Mary A. Johnson
Warnock Street
Thomas MacDonald
North Thirteenth Street
Isabella Dickie
Dickinson Street
Charles J. Fisher
Clymer Street
Ella McGarrigle
Watts Street
Walter R. Brennan
Ridge Avenue
Bertha Kenworthy
Shawmont
Gibson
Hodge
Buffalo
N. Y
Emma Davis Robins
Pulaski Avenue
Anton Dosoza
Salmon Street
Stefanya Brolniewicz
Sergeant Street
Wladyslaw Liewinko
Twenty-fourth Street
Maryanna Kierkle
Hamilton Street
Bernard Brorein
Marston Street
Lilian Peace
Adol Mae
Bryn Mawr
Gert Wells
Thaws Mawr
Parbert A. Matthews
Belgrade Street
Ma Yrs
Kinslow
Mellor Street
Francis P. Goodwin
Pollard Street
Winifred A. Wallace
East Allen Street
Adam Kowalelk
Ellsworth Street
Jolla
Arthur Ay
Arch Street
Mary Ellen Scholl
Edward G. Berlin
Hallie W. Nicholls
Aew
Twenty-second Street
Israel Wesselman
North Second Street
Cella Great
North American
Israel V. James
Port Royal Avenue
Laura F
Terrace Street
G Roger
South Third Street
Frankland and Dix wed at South Fourth Street residence
On Wednesday evening June 25 1902 at 1640 South Fourth street Rev Henry Frankland officiated the marriage of John C Frankland brother of the clergyman to Edna May Dix daughter of Dr L A Dix in the bride’s home setting.
Belcher Brandes Dailey McGovern McCafferty Ramse y Obituaries in Mount Moriah area
A string of funeral notices published for Peter Belcher Adolph Brandes Daniel Dailey Sarah McGovern Martha McCafferty George Ramsey and associated relatives inviting attendance at services across multiple addresses in Philadelphia area Mount Moriah and Mount Vernon cemeteries with private and public interments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Street
Livingston Street
18Th Ward
St. Ann's Cemetery
Ramsey
George K
Renee Ave
John
Annie Ramseaes de Vase
Mt. Moriah
Death notices list many residents lost in June
The death column lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses such as Edward Beyer 38 from Webb, Gustave Goethert 23 from 8th Street, Lillian Gruske wsky 27 of Sears, and Julia Parrish or related names. It includes hospital and city venues like Philadelphia Hospital and St. Joseph’s Hospital, with several entries showing ages 26 to 85 and origins from Camden Burlington Tecumseh Clifton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Barnes
Charles E
Stewart
Beyer
Edward
Webb
Brander
Adolph
Florist
Cheachta
Ontario
Catharine
Nels
Buist
Goethert
Gustave
Graver
Lillian M
N. Reese
Gruskewsky
Bern
Sears
Gunson
E. Wi
Haley
John
Phila
Heuzler
Henry
Almond
Front
Emerald
Lorandis
W. Girardave
Manly
Annie M
Wakeling
Marshall
Margaret
Latona
Martin
Jonathan
Fleming
Maskins
Amelia
McFadden
Charles
McKernin
Kate
Emont
McLaughlin
Michael
Manton
George
S. Hicks
Gilligs
Sarah
N. Warnock
Hinckle
Allathea E
Kfifer
Peter
Johannah
N. Marshall
Randall
Walter M
E. Mont- Magrety
Rvotind
Burlington
Thomas W
Helen
Trusty
Vogel
Marie
Ward
James
Undertakers Telephone Ad Seeks Reliable Men
J. Lewis Good & Son, 921 Spruce Street, advertise town work and transportation fur nished with steady work and good wages. Apply at 420 N 12th St at 9 A.M. and 2 P.M. Charles L. Davis ANVASSERS WANTED No. 1 News paper canvassers apply 8 A.M. at 808 Sansom Street Second Floor.
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N. 12Th ST
Charles L. Davis
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