New transatlantic line Philadelphia Manchester opens soon
Philadelphia gains a new transatlantic service to Manchester England with two cargo liners the Planet Neptune and the Manchester Corporation. Charles M Taylors Sons and partners the Manchester Line Limited and Leyland Shipping will operate from Pier D Port Richmond and Manchester docks respectively, using the Manchester Ship Canal to reach Liverpool. The line aims to attract cargo from the Philadelphia Reading Railway network and improve freight costs by direct pier loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Manchester
England
United States
Montreal
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Port Richmond
Manchester Ship Canal Company
Liverpool
Manchester Ship Canal
Manchester Corporation
Fred M. Taylor
Charles M. Taylor
Neptune
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
New York
P.M. L
Shipping News Sunday Tide and Sun Times
Sunday timetable from The Shipping News notes sunrise at 4.95 A M and sunset at 7.34 P M. Philadelphia tides show high waters at 0.05 A M and 12.31 P M with lows at 7.15 A M and 7.16 P M. Breakwater tides list high waters 7.07 A M and 7.53 P M with lows 1.54 A M and 1.42 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Arrivals of multiple steamers and a schooner to Atlantic ports
A list of vessels arriving with cargoes and routes includes Steamer Assyria from Hamburg via Halifax for Atlantic Transport Company, Steamer Bethania from Hamburg for Atlantic Transport Company, Steamer Kestor from Baltimore for Barn Line Steamship Company, Steamer Parthian from Boston for George C. Eckhardt, Steamer Defiance from New York for William, Clyde and Steamer Anthony from Baltimore for F. Gro, Steamer May a yacht from New York for ballast, Schooner Hattie from Long Cove for J. L. Nicholson, and other vessels with cargoes like stone lumber and fertilizer arriving at Wilmington Delaware and Providence in towne R. Co. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assyria
Schlaefke
Hamburg
Halifax
Atlantic Transport Company
Bethania
Witt
Kestor
King
Baltimore
Barn Line Steamship Company
Parthian
Crowell
Boston
George C. Eckhardt
Defiance
Ford
Lance York
William
Clyde
Anthony Areven, Jr
Fowler
Allen, Carta N. J
Mitchell Fiche
Maritime list of steamer names and masters in 19th century notices
A fragmented OCR roster lists steamer names such as Thordis Circassian Prince Buccaneer North Star and Cadwalader with masters like Pettersen Rynning Bragg Wis and Hart. It also mentions ports including Christiania Portland and New York with companies and agents such as West India Fruit Company and Willian P. Clyde & Co, along with assorted names like Davis Groves and Coombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thordis
Pettersen
Rotterdam
Cosmopolitan
Millan
Christiania
Norway
Philip Ruprecht
Buccaneer
Rynning
Port Antonio
West India Fruit Company
North Star
New
Bragg
New York- Maine Steamship Company
Ieng
Providence
Fall River
Richmond
Jar ‘Gohianore
New York
Willian P. Clyde & Co
Biletot Davis
Troy
Anthony Groves, Jr
Fowler
Amare Cadwalader
Hart
Baltimore
B. Wood
Stanley
Saco
Haldt & Jeepers
Lattie
T. Keattie
R. Russell
Sharp
Boston
Marion
Coombs
New London
BR. D. Neebooker
Helen Augusth
Moore
Wickford
J. Sonar Sdenie
C. May
Pierce
Portland
J. L
Delaware Bay and River News Summary
June reports movements of ships including the three-masted schooner Delaware Breakwater and the steamship Loriline. Various British and American vessels tow barges and proceed to Bonfires? Provisions and Bedford areas with several named vessels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Valley Fi ba Knickerbocker and Shaw mont at and reports
Shipping notices note vessels Val ley Fi ba Knickerbocker and Shaw mont at and reports June 29. Mies Gee yait with barge Marine from Stevenets. Breakwater passed out steamer Norwegian from Philadelphia for Amsterdam Marcus Hook June 29. Passed up Tog Berwind with three barges at 11 36 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Immigrant Ships Listed with Origins and Routes
Steamers Pretoria German Hamburg Esperanza Havana Vidor Cuban Delaware Breakwater Santiago Spanish Fueret Bismarck Hamburg Tonawanda British Shields sax Birmingham Savannah Bohemian British Liverpool Maranhense Para Katendrecht Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Hamburg
Esperanza
Havana
Vidor
North Side
Cuba
Delaware
Santiago
Fueret Bismarck
Tonawanda
Shields
Sax
Birmingham
Savannah
Bohemian
Liverpool
Maranhense
Para
Katendrecht
Barry
Steamers and Routes Named in Shipping List
Steamers Athos Kingston Jamaica, Maracaibo San Juan Laguayra Porto Cabello, Silvia Halifax St Johns N F Curituba Matanzas Caibarien, Trinidad Bermuda Mexico Havana Elise Marie Flushing Hindoo Hull Xenia eee Copenhagen Minnehaba ndon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athos
Kingston
Jamaica
Maracaibo
San Juan
Laguayra
Porto Cabello
Silvia
Halifax
St. Johns
N. F
Curituba
Matanzas
Caibarien
Trinidad
Bermuda
Mexico
Havana
Elise Marie
Flushing
Hindoo
Hull
Xenia
Eee
Copenhagen
Minnehaba
Ndon
Ship Names and Routes in Early Atlantic Trade List
A compact catalog lists ships and their destined ports including Steamers Alabama to Bluefields and Maracaibo to Ponce Curacoa to Havana Athos to Kingston Alps to Cape Hay tien British Prince to Antwerp Trinidad to Bermuda Canadian to Liverpool Lucania to Liverpool Werra to Naples Genoa Ameter fam to Rotterdam City of Rome to Glasgow Minnehaha to London Alnwick to Argentina Helmfield to Pernambuco amid historic trade fleet notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Bluefields
Maracaibo
Ponce
Curacoa
Mexico
Havana
Athos
Kingston
Alps
Cape Haytien
British Prince
Antwerp
Trinidad
Bermuda
Canadian
Liverpool
Lucania
Werra
Naples
Genoa
Ameter
Argentina
Helmfield
Pernambuco
Shipping market notes amid vessel shortages and varying freight demand
Considerable inquiry exists for sail tonnage but shipowners lack vessels to meet demand. Lumber tonnage is sought for prompt loading at Gulf ports toward River Plate, while West India or ders are plentiful but Southern business isn’t acceptable now. Coasting lumber rates rise. steamers bid $5 to New York but owners seek higher. Eastern coal quiet. Grain steamers moderate. July tonnage ample with easy rates. Rates for July to Cork and berth terms listed. Gulf general cargo firm despite late-month demand. Multiple British, Spanish, and schooner tonnage trade details with private terms and regional routes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Ports
River Plate
West India
Brunswick
New York
Cork
Wearside
Rosefield
St. Jago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Afonwen
New Orleans
Rotterdam
Navigator
Port Spain
San Fernando
Aqua
United States
Tolosa
Diana
The
Gulf
Penare
United Kingdom
Continent
Cairocrag
Ship Island
Bremen
Ashmore
St. Lawrence
M. V. B. Chase
Pona
Jacksonville
Helen Augusta
Wickford
Ellen M. Golder
Boston
Lydia M. Deering
Providence
Big Dry Dock Planned on Pacific Coast in Oregon
Astoria June 29 The Columbia Dry Dock Company filed incorporation articles with capital of 1 000 000 backed by the Simpson Dry Dock Company of New York which has placed all stock and will build and operate the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Astoria
Ore
Columbia Dry Dock Company
Simpson Dry Dock Company
New York
Missing Narberth lawyer Albert H. Faber
Albert H. Faber, noted Narberth lawyer and real estate promoter, has been missing for three weeks. Charles E. Shoemaker reports the absence while Louis Bernheimer doubts he will return, though family says he may. Their Narberth building venture lacks funds and faces foreclosure by the sheriff for creditors including R. Thomas & C. and several local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Faber
Narberth
Charles E. Shoemaker
Louis Bernheimer
Mutual Life
Faber
Shoemaker
R. Thomas & C
Migstereth and Marketts
Hall Brothers & Wood
Fifty-four
Lencauer Avenue
Smedley & Mehl, Ardmore
Normal School Botany Exam Sparks Accusations Against Professor
Normal School girls who failed to graduate last Thursday due to botany exam failures accuse Dr. Adelaide Schively of prejudice. Simon Gratz, chairman of the Normal School committee, says the students had three chances to pass and failed each time. He ridicules claims of bias and believes all will return for retraining. Professor Willard notes deficiencies in other subjects, though botany alone would have allowed graduation with effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botany
Adelaide Schively
Schively
Simon Gratz
Normal School
Eefessor Willard
Plince
Got the Keys Robbed Houses in South Fifty-eighth Street
Two South Fifty-eighth street houses below Baltimore avenue were robbed of gas fixtures on Friday. A short swarthy man in a neat suit visited residents nearby and obtained 204 dollars and 1230 sagas. police seek description and suspect details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fifty-eighth Street
Baltimore Avenue
A Farewell Gift for Retiring Public Building Chief
A farewell tribute honors L. D. C. Tyler, superintendent of construction for the Public Building Commission, marking his retirement with a ceremonial gift. The event reflects long service in the commission’s efforts to oversee public construction and infrastructure projects.
Market Shares and Prices in Western Dry-Picked Chickens and Fruits
Commercial markets show Western dry-picked and scalded chickens steady within listed ranges. Beef and pork cuts quoted with various grades and brands. hams, shoulders, bacon, lard, and tierce canned goods noted. Produce including oranges, berries, melons, and pineapples priced by box, quart, pint, or crate with regional sources and size variations. Market quiet with ample offerings and no basis for the quotations.
Market Prices for Potatoes Veggies and Tomatoes
Demand was moderate and prices unchanged across listed items. Quotations include Potatoes Southern Rose prime per barrel 1.75 to 2, medium 1.25, No 2 0.75 to 1, Virginia varieties 2.25, cabbage Norfolk crate 0.50 to 0.75, eggplant 2.75 per half barrel box, cucumbers 1.25 per basket, green beans 0.50 to 0.60 per half-barrel, wax beans 0.40 to 0.50, Florida tomatoes 0.75 to 1.50 per carrier, Mississippi tomatoes 0.80 to 1.25 per four-basket carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onina
Virginia
Norfolk
Southern
Florida
Mississippi
Prices quotable steady for reuers and related goods
Prices for receivers subject to a fifteen cent rebate per hundred pounds at thirty days remained largely unchanged. List includes dominoes at 6 cents, cut loaf 6c, confectioners lozenge 5.65c, powdered 5.65c, crown A 5.85c, crystal A 5.80c, granulated 5.75c, cubes 5.75c, powdered 5.60c, standard granulated 5.50c, fine granulated 5.50c, extra fine granulated 5.60c, confectioners A 5.30c, soft grades 5.15c No 1 down to 4.50c No 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubes
Market Quiet as Supplies Steady at Bran Quotation
Supplies were moderate and the market ruled steady with quiet trade. Quotations list winter bran in bulk per ton at 15,508 16.00 and spring bran in sacks per ton at 15,508 16.00.
Market for hay and straw weak as supply rises
Receipts of 150 tons of hay and 2 cars of straw kept markets soft under light demand and general selling pressure. Prices ranged from 7.00 to 16.50 per unit across timothy hay, mixed hay, oats, and rye straw, with No 1 large bales at 14.50 to 15.00 and No 1 straight rye straw at 16.00 to 16.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Upland Middling Basis Quiescent Market Comment
The market description notes a quiet and barely steady tone on a basis of 91 16 cents per pound for middling uplands, signaling tentative demand and stable pricing conditions.
New York Market Prices for Flour and Grains
New York reports June 29 flour receipts 14,237 barrels exports 4,597. Wheat spot steady with mixed futures, No 2 red 74.5c fob afloat, No 1 Northern Duluth 73.5c fob, No 1 hard Duluth 83.0c fob. Corn futures firmer on crop concerns, July 47-48c, Sept 49c, Oct 40c. Oats spot varied with grades from 32c to 83c, hay quiet, hops steady to mixed, hides firm, leather steady, wool quiet. Beverages and meats-flat to up, butter 15-19c, cheese 4-8c, eggs 13-14c, potatoes 2.25-2.75 per 180 lb, lard 9.65, pork 15.75-16.75, butter varieties listed with regional spreads. End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
City
Brandywine
Duluth
Daly
Pacific Coast
California
Texas
Buenos Ayres
City Extra India
TyaTic
E Inc
State
Pennsylvania
Southern
Ap al
NSS
New York Cotton Market Rallies on Weather and Reports
The New York cotton market rose as expected rains failed to appear in the southwestern belt, aided by a favorable weekly government crop report, stronger Liverpool markets, and demand from commission houses. Short sellers covered, lifting prices 13 to 16 points from August to January deliveries, with next crop options near week’s highs amid local and Southern profit taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Tetas
Coset
Cotton market steadies as New Orleans demand supports prices
Weather remains hot in the cotton belt for the next forty eight hours as New Orleans and foreign buying influence the market late in the season. Spot markets stay firm with strong demand at most points and little selling pressure. Liverpool cot ton holds steady with 5000 bales sold at 41 1 64 for middling and futures close firm with modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
Wheat and corn slip as oats rise on warm weather
Chicago reports weak wheat opening with prices easing, September wheat closing lower. Corn gains slightly on hot dry conditions in the Southwest. Oats rise with a large Saturday market amid Snow's lower oats estimate. Provisions hold steady with pork near 14.85, lard at 8.75, and ribs around 8.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oata
Sulee
Seaboard
Minneapolis and
Dolath
Lalec
Shorts
Commission House
Grain Price Quotes From Minneapolis Market Report
Minneapolis market notes show cash wheat at 65 cents, July at 63 1/2, September 64 1/4, with No 1 hard 67 cents and No 1 Northern 65 cents. Flour prices list first patents at 3.70 to 3.80, second patents 3.50 to 3.60, first clears 2.60 to 2.70, second clears 2.00 to 2.? Bran steady at 10.50 in bulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Market updates show Chicago cattle receipts 200 with varied steers and cows priced from 2.70 to 6.30, hogs 11,000 today and 83,000 Monday with tops near 6.25, and sheep with weekly totals and price ranges. Cincinnati reports hogs steady to 6.15, cattle 2.50 to 5.25, sheep 2.25 to 3.65, lambs 3.25 to 5.75. New York sees no trading on beef cattle, calves weak, sheep and lambs lower with lambs 5.50 to 6.25 incl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gattle
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bulls
Cincinnate
New York
New York metal market steady as orders thin on vacation
A quiet June market across metal trades showed light local demand with no clear price shifts. Pig iron warrants ranged 9.50 to 10.00, northern foundry 14.25 to 15.50, southern foundry 13.75 to 15.25, and soft southern 12.75 to 15.25 with tin 28.00 to 28.45, lead 4.37, spelter 3.92 to 3.9 T, and copper values unsettled amid sparse abroad data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Soft Southern
Lake Hes
Bar silver and metals market in London and New York
Bar silver in London falls 1 16 to 27 and a quarter pence per ounce. Yeate shows New York price at 50 50 percent. Government assay bars drop 4 percent to 504s60d. Mexican dollars unchanged at 474e49 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yeate
New York
New Companies Chartered in Delaware
Dover June 20 The Americo European Identity Guaranty Company of Philadelphia with 1 000 000 capital The Northwestern Pennsylvania Oil Company of Holmesdale Pa with 225 000 capital The C BE Spaulding Company of Wilmington Del with 160 000 capital The A K Derry Company with 25 000 capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Americo-European Identity Guaranty Company
Philadelphia
Northwestern Pennsylvania Oil Company
Holmesdale
Capital
C. BE. Spaulding Company
Wilmington
A. K. Derry Company
Boston's July payments set at 18 million dollars
Boston reports total interest and dividend payments for next month totaling 18,086,906 dollars, compared with 23,784,078 dollars in July of the previous year. The figure reflects disbursements by banks and financial institutions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Providence bond redemptions and mill dividend cuts cited
In last year's figures, however, $3,826,000 paid by the city of Providence for bond redemptions was included. The rest of the $5,097,772 decrease in payments, as compared with last July, is due to the fact that a number of New England mill corporations have reduced or passed dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Providence
New England
Erie Consolidation Seen Under Underwood at Erie Railroad
In a second circular from the Erie administration President Underwood extends Charles R. Fitch's jurisdiction over the Chicago and Erie Railroad and the Ohio division signaling a full consolidation of the two grand divisions. The move follows Mr. Roberts resignation as general passenger agent after ten years. Further reorganizations in operating and freight departments are anticipated to centralize authority with A E Mitchell’s title changing to mechanical superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Charles R. Fitch
Erie
Chicago and Erie Railroad
Ohio
Thomas
Erie Railroad
Mr. Roberts
A. E. Mitchell
Santa Fe Expands Reading Rooms for Trainmen
In a plan urged by President E P Ripley the Santa Fe Railway has spent 150000 to establish reading rooms for its workers. Four new rooms costing 30000 will open in La Junta Colorado, Raton New Mexico, Woodward Oklahoma, and Gallup New Mexico bringing total rooms to twenty three. Rev E S Busser, an Episcopalian clergyman formerly of Emporia Kansas, will oversee all rooms from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Ripley
Atchison
la Junta
Col
Raton
N. M
Woodard
Okla
Gallup
Santa Fe
8. E. Busser
Emporia
Kan
Los Angeles
Retirement Move Shifts Boston and Albany Command
President W H Newman of the New York Central issues a circular announcing the voluntary retirement of Boston and Albany Railroad president William Bliss. Second Vice President Edgar Van Etten, of the New York Central, is named to head the Boston and Albany division with jurisdiction over operating, mechanical and engineering departments and Boston headquarters. The New York Central board will control financial management and general policy through President Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Newman
New York Central System
William Bliss
Boston and Albany Railroad
Edgar van Etten
New York Central
Boston and Albany
Mr. van Etten
Boston
New York Central Board
Newman
FARES WEST MAY BE REDUCED FOR CHI TO NY TRIP
A Western railroad representative says passenger fares between Chicago and New York via Pennsylvania Railroad, Baltimore and Ohio and Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis may be cut to offset reductions on Buffalo route lines. General passenger agents of the three roads protested limits on rate changes to counter East Coast competition and attract Pan American traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Railroad
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and
Chbio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Buffalo
Norfolk and Western Opens Ironton to All Points
Norfolk and Western Railroad bulletin announces freight and passengers will be received for all points. Local iron industries avoided suspension as coal supply had nearly run out, stabilizing operations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Ohio
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Railroad Notes Signal Shifts and Leadership Moves
Illinois Central plans doubling the Chicago to New Orleans line. Reading aide J M Landis takes vacation to New York and Canada. Plant railroads may merge to cut costs. Beard Co to build interlocking towers at Port Clinton Perkiomen Junction Stowe and Pottstown. New flour rates: eastbound all rail and lake and rail 22 5 cents and 19 cents. Great Northern hints at ending city ticket office leases. F A Delano named Chicago Burlington and Quincy general manager. Llewellyn Morris named chief clerk Reading division. San Francisco chatter hints at Southern Pacific accounting changes and possible Union Pacific alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
George W. Beard & Co., Incorporated
Port Clinton
Perkiomen Junction
Stowe and
Pottstown
Park Picnic for Waifs by Neighborhood Guild
The Neighborhood Guild at 2615 Addison Street organized a summer outing for sixty boys from rougher elements to George's Hill. A luncheon of hard boiled eggs rolls cake and lemonade was served. The total cost of 9 dollars 70 cents was raised by a lady donor. The guild hopes to sponsor many more picnics this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Street
George's Hill
I Guild
Scattered notes on pardons and delays in murder case
Sheriff Hartman doubts the State Board of Pardons will grant leniency to Perry and an accomplice in the Roy Wilson murder. The three men face lengthy sentences and possible clemency hearings. July dates are hinted. The report is fragmented and lacks clear names or places beyond general references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
State Board of Pardons
Perry
Reart
Roy Wilson
Stirling
Tent decision at Fifty-second street evangelistic services
A committee of the evangelistic services at the Fifty-second street tent met Friday night at Mr. Wiggins' house and decided against a permanent tent at Fifty sixth and Westminster. However, charting on Lansdowne Avenue is expected. The meeting at Fiensen Street will be continued at Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-second Street
Wiggins
Westminster
Haverford
Lansdowne Avenue
Fiensen Street
Unknown woman removed to Presby Hospital after incident
An unidentified woman was taken to Presbyterian Hospital Friday night from Fifty Second Street and Lancaster Avenue after an unspecified incident. She was initially thought to be overcome but managed to leave the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
Fifty Second Street
Lancaster Avenue
Mortgage transfers and notices in Philadelphia listings
A dense page lists numerous property transfers in Philadelphia including or to individuals and associations such as West Philadelphia Building and Loan, Elm Street and Somerset, 10th Street, and Lehigh Avenue. It records mortgage assignments, lot positions, and side descriptors with multiple dates and amounts alongside a special notice from Union Traction Company about purchase of 5 percent bonds at 102 1/2 percent with coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer Ever Rence
Bot
Carlen Barth
Association
Northwest
O Perret Sci
Begley
Henry M. Rohr
Somerset
Aston Evemieceytsing
Td Edege
Belmont Avenue
Liepsner
Benjamin F
Wobarton 6Th
Morris Street
Mervine Street
Mallon
Patrick
Henry Norris
West
Huntingdon
Erill
Adie
Vateeat
Minnick
Thomas J
William H
Walbarger
William H. M
Rania
Reel Estate Left Company, Co. Prt
Wovert
Ion Atte
Sarah M
Bas Street
Eth Street
Naw
Lehigh Avenue
Wupoge Ea Chase Divss Os Title and Trust’ Company
Cooney
Mary
John Smith
SO SO Oo
Bse
Aeldincecks Conran
William J
Franklin Buirdside
Fawn Street
Danpan Ae
van Kirk Street
William E
Provident Life
Northwest School Building Association
South Dailey
Daniel
Margaret E. Donnelly
Arles P
John Loughran
Thompson Street
Bouvier
St. Agatha’s Bulla
Lancaster Avenue
Lorenz
Gottlieb
Kensington Building Association
West Side
Mascher Street
Westmoreland Street
000 Buildings Association
Lomax
Joseph J
Sarah E. Hale
Somerset Street
Lawrence Street
Mahon
Patrick F
Rebecca P. Wetbworth
Walnut Street
Cormick
Fairmount Avenue
Mollenkopf
George
Ella T. Wunder
Margolin
Abraham J
Amos
21St Parmalee
Henry
Abigail T. Milge Dows
Vina Arediehade
Sanborn
Edward H
North Star Building and Loan Sree Ees
Shelly
Daniel W
University Building and Loan Association
Eldests Sten
Ambelance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company
11Th Street
Carlisle Street
Stirling
Samuel R
Trust
Cumberland Street
North
Wes Taylor
Sarah H
Thirteenth Street
Aessing Association
Filbert Booty
26Th Street
Girard Avenue
Webster
John H
Percy Street
Union Traction Co
Philadelphia
Mesers. Drexel & Co
R. B. Selfridge
Treas
Union Traction
Drexel & CO
Std and
Chestnut Sts
Phila
Help Wanted Bright Men and Women for Agency Posts
Classified notes show multiple early 20th century job offers. Listings advertise civil service exams, envelope addressing work from home, nurse and child care, piano and organ tuning promotions, and management positions with varying pay. Several ads request immediate applications and provide mailing addresses for response.
Woman Seeks Work in Local Area Listing
A short classified style notice from a woman seeking employment. It names the applicant Wyeben Geustinn and provides an unclear street address and contact hint. The fragmentary text indicates intention toward current domestic or clerical work and requests inquiry. No firm job details or dates are discernible. Terms are uncertain due to OCR damage.
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Newsteamers
the Shipping News
Port OF
Eagie Point
Enomancer
Euxinia Rotterdam
Corea
Artemisia Maese En
Eeeare
Planet Vents
Maryland
Montana
Marquette Pee Eeenersene
la Champagne
Havre
Statendam Sea
Maskelyne
T. Wie
Enee
Uelva St. Michaels
Fl Norte
Juan
Seneca Havana
DUE
Rer
Glasgow
Zeeland
Deutschland
Beeen
Hembaurg
Orento Hall
Une
Wells City
Qaey
Swansea
Georgia
Gibraltar
John Sanderson
Sunderland
St. Michael's
New Jersey
North Carolina
NEW Companies Chartered
Atchison4
Bliss
Norfolk and Western Open
Illinois Central
J. M. Landis
Voorhees
Reading
Canada
St. Paul
Lake
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
F. A. Delano
W. C. Brown
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Hong Kong
Harvard University
Llewellyn K. Morris
Stevens
Ieee and Reading Railroad
W. Barr
Mr. Morris
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Omaha
Union
Southern Pacific Roads
Lommbard & South Street Pas
Senger Railway Company
School OF Caricature
World Building
Butler & Alger
New Haven
Conn
Civil Service
Columbian Correspondence College
Washington
Indianapolis
Ind
Pame
Svereg
Todianapolis
Sexthal
Salerman
Pastenee Tyrus Company
South M
Eeeaees
Minn
Ahrendts
Enveloge Shefara
Departmet
Bor
Poila
Etty
Thy
Gladstone
Pike Streets
E. D. Clapp
Sondar
Mit
Cal Jonday
Sarames
Wes
Ecleass Saan
Toledo Novelty
Jacob Jockers
Dickinbou
Santity Furaiabed
Manasager
Department 3
Abrendts
Beudene
Croney
RS Cox Cartoneee
Ath Leind
Locust Street
Respond
Trustworth
Chestnut Street
WM. P. Binker
Second St
Watkins
S. 11Th ST
Jefferson Hat CO
Tenth St
South Eleventh St
Mercantile Adjustment Co
Witherspoon
Girard Ave
Evans
Adeebee
Brome
Ald
Bach
the Correspondent
Toledo
Drake
South Tenth Street
Paris
Emantenn Avenue
Kennedy
North Seventh St
Market St
Nature
Gongress
D. Hope
North Ninth Street
Erkiomen Rabbitry
Ees P. BR
Ee Erent “Seystal
Star Palace
J. Eidland S&t
Criterion Belgian Hare Co
Slo
Chicago High
West Bedi
Bury
North Teuth St
Halladay
Halladay Company
Englewood
N. J
Waneetddress World's Art Exchange
Senes Nike
Attleboro
Forsa Lpercaers
North Ave. Ave
127Th ST
Prm
Isaac
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