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Philadelphia Times

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

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Jun 30, 1902

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Courts Docket Lists Numerous Suits and Motions

A late 1902 docket details many civil actions in multiple court numbers including assumpsit trespass and mortgage suits. Notable names include Henry H. Collins executor, Isaac T. Hinks and Edward W. Woolman, Abe Levene, Catharine Ketter, Franklin Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia and Reading Railway, Pennsylvania Railroad, Union Traction Co., and others. Special notice to the bar warns of a July 7 hearing date after a June 30 meeting of the American Bar Association and marks the last pre‑summer current motion list calls July 14 in Ser 4.

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Henry H. Collins Isaac T. Hinkson Edward W. Woolman C. Wetherill Isidore Rand Samuel Rand Abe Levene Catharine Ketter Franklin Manufacturing Company Bamberger Levi Abe Shapiro Abe Miller Caplas J. Hoffman Thomas Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company R. B. Kelly Isaac Tapshutz Adams Express Company Amram Frank F. Chesterman F. K. Chesterman & Co James C. Kinsey the Kinsey Manufacturing Co Assumps It J. C. Lavi Mabel E. Ivins George H. Dunlap Faunce and Andrade The State Bank of New York Samuel Lasch Fawin W. Crellin A. D. Wiler George C. J. Fleck Henry H. Fleck Fleck Brothers Hayes Brothers Assumpsit Furst Bird & Schofield Charles L. Schwarz Rumberger and Emma Bar the Union Traction Company H. J. Scott Laura A. Thompson Charles Wetherill George Robert Goodridge Paramore Hutt Neukumet Abeles Marks J. C. Levi T. G. Taylor Barbabucchera Societa Operain W. A. Davis McKee C. J. Hepburn State Syndicate Lehighland New England Railroad Company W. J. Turner Margaret Krause C. Steen Bas Italian Mutual Relief Society of St. Anna ATCOR Lane Ve. Milla Company C. J. O'Brien Levy Wilson Thomas Nolan J. Lamb Buckman Hooper Wall Paper Company Blaker W. H. Peace Prism Company Cummings Harned Giulian Graham Miller Strombach Sandberg Kerman American Bar Association Common Pleas
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Reading firm placed in involuntary bankruptcy

Steam Vehicle Company of America of Reading Berks county was adjudged an involuntary bankrupt in the United States District Court. Referee Christian H. Ruhl of Reading presided over the matter.

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Steam Vehicle Company of America Reading
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Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Court Saturday

Judgments were entered against multiple defendants in the Common Pleas Court for various grounds including ground rent and notes. Amounts range from 40 to 800 dollars, with plaintiffs including Industrial Trust Title and Savings, Crown Chocolate Company, and Peter Boyd among others. Some entries note defenses were lacking and others involve bonds and guardianships.

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Common Pleas Hugh Mullen John Devlin Industrial Trust, Title and Savings Company Same George Sifall Crown Chocolate Company Henry A. Friedrich Adam Conway M. G. Cruse John Wanamaker James H. Young Peter Boyd Robert T. Young Jane Young M. L. Spronl Emma J. Campbell Mary J. O'Neill M. A. Dempsey George L. Viehman W. F. Potts William J. Hearther Bowker & Swain Elsenbrown
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Common Pleas Calendar Current Motion List

Court lists for today include many names and cases across Court Nos. 1 and 3 with motions called at 10 a.m. featuring parties such as Tantarilli Knowles Gratz Israeli Fineman Beneficial Association Rosenberg Stuckert Paving Co Boots Drake Weaver Knittel Grossman Hangus Monaghan Smithers Lank Browning Estate and more. The dense docket shows numerous civil matters including assignments estates and city traction cases.

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Common Pleas Tantarilli Knowles Keir Hoffberg Gorodesky J. H. Gratz Israeli Fineman Beneficial Association Rosenberg Et al Shoyer Abrams Browning Bros Beeber A. T. Jenkins Browning & Bros Miles Shultz & Edelsohn Drake Weaver A. . Brian Bickings Sobernheimer Rowperee Goodman L. B. Johnson Monaghan Jps Carlson Harrison Newgeon W. W. Smithers the City Vs. Traction Company Kinsey Shapley Ballard the OF St Traction Company Shapa City Vs. Traction Company Ballard Kirchner Kirchner Cavin Minnick Kin- Ber Harlan Wendell Read Pettit Wanamaker Lauchheim Building and Loan Association Lauchhne Balking and Loan Association Auchheim Tiillman Bishop Miller Warnick Estate Chapman Brinton Pub Cove Roady Heeler
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Orphans' Court Decrees in Saturday session

Judge Ashman discharged Warren J. Johnson and Forward S. Johnson as executors of Susanna Tyrer. Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company named new trustee under Benjamin Margerum's will. Archibald Garvin and Maria Clark Black were discharged as administrator and executrix respectively. John D. Morton relieved as executor and trustee for John H. Humphrey estate.

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Ashman Warren J. Johnson Forward S. Johnson Susanna Tyrer Ve Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company Benjamin Margerum Archibald Garvin Michael J. Tobin Maria Clark Black Elizabeth Hutchinson John D. Morton John H. Humphrey
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Orphans Court Opinions Reported By Judges Hanna Ashman Penrose Ferguson

Orphans Court opinions issued Saturday cover estate matters in multiple cases. Judge Hanna sustains auditor exceptions in William Bowers estate and recommits report while dismissing others as to indebtedness and distribution. Judge Ashman dismisses Harry Smythe account petition and grants Edith Mansfield trustee guardian removal. Summers v Charles Gouldey excludes $84.23 payment. Joel Bateman adjudication amended and affirmed. Gourley widow’s exemption granted while Wiley case revisions adjust distribution and tax. Ferguson dismisses Josiah Waldron trustee petition for lack of trust creation. Commonwealth Title Insurance named guardian for Edward J. and John Collins minors.

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William Bowers Harry Smythe William W. Summers Charles Gouldey Joel B. Bateman John Gourley Thomas Wiley Allen Waters Omas Bradley William Bradley Thomas Wiley, Jr Commonwealth Ferguson Josiah V. Waldron Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company Edward J John Collins
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Guardians Appointed by Orphans Court Saturday

Guardians of minors' estates were appointed by the Orphans Court Saturday. Appointments include Ernest Herb for the Herb minors and multiple guardians from Guarantee Trust Company Fidelity Trust Company Norristown Trust Company and others for various minors including Schauffele Brown Yeager and Barney.

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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 H. Schuman Regere Jackson Samuel Ellis Marty Conway George Butler, Jr George Butler, Jr. Guarantee Trust Company William Rezold Barnet Bloch Hyman Schmidt Abraham Roken Harry Modelovitz
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Probate records and local court actions reported

The register notes Joseph H. Swain's will admitted to probate with legacies of 2000 to Old Ladies Methodist Home 1000 to Methodist Orphanage and 1000 to Episcopal Hospital. Other probates include Mary J Frederick and Mary Kane, plus administration grants for George James Brick and James W. Bill. Inventories list Charles Mani 2078.49 Tillie etc. A jury assessed damages on Master Street. other claims filed. A murder assault case ended with jurors unable to serve after deliberations. Abe Shenko issued a sentence for Abe Miller.

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Joseph H. Swain Wood Street Old Ladies’ Methodist Home Episcopal Hospital Mary J. Frederick Thirty-eighth Street Haverford Avenue Mary Kane Webb Street Geor James Brick Norristown Insane Asylum James W. Bill Emerald Street Charles C. Mani Tillie H Ida BK. Richardson Common Meal James H. Shea L. Sylvester Edward P. Trennan W. C. Roch Sulzberger Overter Samuel Harbison Rose Teberwohl Vernet Abe Shenko
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Quarter Sessions Calendar Opens Trials on Theft and Assault

The docket lists multiple defendants including Anthony Trauman and Howard Cooper facing false pretenses larceny charges, and others like Thomas Avant and Harry Seitz facing larceny and receiving stolen goods. Additional cases include assault and battery, conspiracy, embezzlement, and related offenses in Room 676 before Judge Sulzberger.

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Anthony Trauman Ballee Howard Cooper John McBride Charles Weissbrod Frank Moyer Edward Glenn Edith Settle Daisy Sparks Thomas L. Avant Harry Seitz Dyhatlee Cunningham Joseph Vansell Edwin William Hayden G. W. Hankinson Hamme Carroll Tuttle
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Crack in Jeff Alabama Farm Field Alarm Residents

Residents of Jeff Alabama fear a large earth crack that appeared in the past two months in a moat field owned by H Burwell on a Capshaw bench site. The discovery has residents uneasy about potential hazards and property impact.

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Jeff Ala H. Burwell
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Mysterious Fissure Hits Outfield Across Lands

A six to ten inch wide and 600 foot long fissure opens in the area described as bottomless in places. No quake shocks have been felt for years and no unusual events reported. In an uncanny link an identical spot once struck by lightning sterilized the soil years ago, a curious fact tied to the fissure near Nashville.

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Nashville Banner
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Ten Years for British Soldiers

A London Truth piece recounts a lance sergeant of the Second Scots Guards sentenced to ten years penal servitude for failing to fire during a Boer attack. His sentence, later reduced, prompts calls for review of court martial punishments in South Africa and compares his actions to high command decisions such as Spion Kop.

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London Second Scots Guards England Lord Roberts Thorneycroft Spion Kop South Africa
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Denver Named Socialist Campaign Headquarters in Colorado

Denver becomes the center for a nationwide Socialist push with leaders like Eugene V. Debs Father Hagerty and W H Wise planning to base operations there They aim to mobilize 10000 Miners Unionists 8000 American Labor Union members 2000 old line Socialists and several more into the movement Debs may relocate after a family consultation with Terre Haute Ind and will tour Colorado for thirty days starting August 1 across key towns The plan emphasizes revolution over reform and envisions Colorado as the springboard eastward despite Debs delaying final relocation decisions

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Denver Col News Father Hagerty Eugene V. Debs William H. Wise Socialist Party Colorado American Labor Union Bucklin J. Stitt Wilson W. H. Wise Debs Butte Mont Terre Haute Ind
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Rule Britannia Unknown to Britishers

A London Chronicle piece notes widespread misremembering of Rule Britannia among youths. Readers recall garbled choruses and stray verses, with examples from a Brighton board school showing quirky distortions like Roy Brick Tanner and Rare Britainer, reflecting patriotic fervor and confusion.

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Carlyle Brighton Board School Roy Brick Tanner Ray Cape Cairo Angles Brit Jans London Chronicle
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Babu Faces Challenge as Educated Kafir Enters Field

A damaged clipping notes a shift in status with the historic Babu challenged by an educated Kafir and mentions a Government employee’s rebuke for intemperate conduct. The quoted letter shows confusion over propriety and public procedure.

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Babu London
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Shipping News Update from Delaware Breakwater Harbor

June 29 arrivals include Steamer Glenell from Palermo, Tyr from New York, Nora from Hillsboro and Gulf Stream from New York with merchandise ballast or plaster. Breakwater reports high and low tides, plus vessels passing up or down including schooners Hattie Nickerson and Helen G Moseley and tugs Concord and Boxer.

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Glenell Davidson Palermo Baltimore B. Hamburg & Co Tyr Michelsen New York William J. Grandfield Nora Stabell Hillsboro N. B Keystone Plaster Company Winyah Simmons Richmond William P. Clyde & Co Gulf Stream Swain Anthony Groves, Jr Fowler Groves Hattie Nickerson Helen G. Mosely Concord Malvern Brad Radnor Providence Charles Ver Boxer Powell Boston Sterling Coal Company Delaware Bay River News Delaware Breakwater Orchesta Thomas F.howlett Parran Henricksen Philadelphia Havana Navigator Jacobsen Port Spain Trinidad Meteor Grecian Nickerson Deacon Pedersen Port Antonio Pure Oil New Newcastle le Coq British Milne Port de Bone Port de Boue Cette Marcus Hook Glengoll Norwegian Stabel
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Steamship Route Mentions Various Ports and Lines

A list of steamers and ports appears, naming vessels such as La Bretagne Havre Potsdam Rotterdam Albano Samburg Bene factor Philadelphia Coamo Peace San Juan El Rio New Orleans Ethelbrytha Cardenas Matanzas George Farwell Brunswick Havana Hexham Palermo Maracaibo Port Spain Venice Boston Norfolk Washington Hamburg Alexandria and ships Apache Philadelphia Bergen Carthagena Dona Maria Azores Lisbon Oporto Georgia.

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la Bretagne Havre Potsdam Rotterdam Boulogne Albano Samburg Benefactor Philadelphia Coamo Peace San Juan el Rio New Orleans Ethelbrytha Cardenas Matanzas George Farwell Brunswick Havana Hexham Palermo Maracaibo Vance Maracas Port Spain Tawnee Venice Boston Princess Anne Newport News Norfolk Washington Hamburg Botinia Alexandria
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Baltimore Telegraphic Shipping News June 29

Maritime notices report arrivals and passages of steamers and schooners at Baltimore Cove Point Cape Henry Georgetown and Savannah with vessels such as Royal Exchange Mortom Santiago de Cuba Oliver and Powhatan plus several others. Entries include sailed passed down passed out and in transit notes with destinations including Baltimore Norfolk New York and Antwerp.

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Baltimore Royal Fachange Mortom Santiago de Cuba Ohio Oliver Rotterdam Shields Powhatan Diser Providence United States Lebanon Lacain Norfolk John A. Matheson Vaux San Andreas Joseph W. Brooks Davidson Savannah George F. Walcott Burger Bangor Dizer Cove Point James Pierce Fa. More James W. Elwell Horace W. Macomber Peerless William J. Lermond Southard Philadelphia Jennie G. Pillsbury Chandler Cape Henry Bodo Johannessen Port Antonio Eanpeake Delano New York Smersey Badia Lord Antrimritish McVickers Belfast Dublin King Saunders Antwerp Rapello Livoni Baltimoe Mantia State of Texas Foster Simon Dumois Nieuwejaar Nicomedia Falke Baltic Salacia Mitchell Glasgow Manningtry Traylor Port Royal Manna Hata Charlies Georgetown Katahdin Doane Boston Ylvin Faulkenberg Venus Cake New Orleans Serpe Eee Lewis New Gare Ten Adra British Landskrona Bete Bee Var Int
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Sharks Bite Ocean Cables 330 Fathoms Deep

Reported by the London Telegraph the shark tooth embedded in a Sydney Nelson undersea cable proves sharks can attack cables far below the surface. Deep-sea life, from sponges to amphipods, reveals why cables face perils despite vast ocean depths.

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London Telegraph Sydney Nelson Carpenter Mount Everest
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The Great Mademoiselle and Her Lonely Grandeur

Henry F Keenan reviews The Youth of the Great Mademoiselle in The Era Magazine. He portraits Madame Arve de Bariac’s tale of Gaston d’Orleans’s daughter, single heart, enormous wealth, and a warrior’s spirit amid court intrigue and revolts. She rivaled kings in power and wealth, yet sought love and happiness through raunchy adventures and revolt.

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Henry F. Keenan Era Magazine Mademoiselle Madame Arve de Bariac Balzac Gaston d'Orleans Louis XIII Europe Golconda Versailles France Louis XIV Germany
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Chinese Smuggler Jamison Cleared by Jury in Seattle Case

James Jamison, a famed Puget Sound smuggler, walked free after a U S court jury acquitted him of Chinese smuggling. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes he boasted of easy evasion of officers, and that investigators may struggle to convict others.

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James Jamison Puget Sound United States Seattle Post-Intelligencer Jamison H. Ballinger Seattle Times
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Real estate contracts and plans dominate Germantown listings

Burd P. Evans lands a 50 by 80 foot three story stone addition at Germantown Spinning on High street near Reading Railway. Duhring Okle Ziegler award a chancel and Sunday school addition for St George's Chapel at Venango and Edgemont. Heacock Mackanson to solicit hospital plans for Coatesville. Newman Woodman Harris plan remodel of Thirteenth Spruce residence into four story apartment with engine and boiler plant. Christ Church Tren ton hires T H Prior Sons for church edifice work. Shoemaker begins a two story stable on Emlen street. Myers & Sons estimate two story residence for Harned Pierce and sub bids for 1418 Spruce alterations. Angus Wade plans for Mrs O Donnell Overbrook Lancaster. Liveright Greenwald nine story building on Thirteenth Arch priced about 100000. John Wyeth Westtown two and one half story country home. Ashton Tomison sub bids for J Levering Jones stable and Snyder laundry. Myers Barth report sales at 227 North Tenth and Westmoreland street lot, total 11500.

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Burd P. Evans Germantown Spinning Company High Street Germantown and Chestnut Hill Reading Railway Duhring, Okle & Ziegler Venango Edgemont Heacock & Mhckanson Lancaster and Coatesville Coatesville Newman, Woodman & Harris Thirteenth and Spruce Streets H. A. Macomb Christ Proestant Episcopal Church Trenton L. V. Boyd Jacob Myers & Sons Harned Pierce Haverford Angus Wade Company Henry D. Dagit Thomas O'Donnell Overbrook Lancaster Avenues Bureau of Building Inspection Liveright-Greenwald Arch Streets William Steele & Sons J. F. Stuckert & Sons George L. Sipps Baker & Dallett John Wyeth Westtown Ashton Tomison J. Levering Jones
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Construction work listings on several Philadelphia streets

A sequence of building jobs listed with street addresses and contractors. Projects include openings, alterations, repairs, heating installations, and new structures such as wagon sheds and storage sheds across multiple blocks on Lehigh avenue, Ninth street, Baring street, Pine street, Arch street, Merion avenue, Ridge avenue, Emlen street, Broad Street, McKean streets, Eighth Street, Eighteenth Street, Sixth Street and adjoining corners, carried out by firms like McManus Contracting Company Edgar Cope George Ritchie Jr Chelina Shea Tonkin Brothers John 8 Makim Heating Company John Kramer's Sons E. H. Sturts H. B. Shoemaker Co Gottfried Reich A H Spenard W J Scully Harry J. Frank.

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Fifteenth Street McManus Contracting Company Lehigh Avenue Ninth Street Edgar Cope Baring Street George Ritchie, Jr Eighth Street Chelina & Shea Pine Street Tonkin Brothers Arch Street John 8 Makim Heating Company Merion Avenue John Kramer Twenty-ninth Ridge Avenue E. H. Sturts Emlen Street Carpenter H. B. Shoemaker & Co Broad Street Gottfried Reich Eighth McKean Streets A. H. Spenard Eighteenth Street W. J. Scully Sixth Street Harry J. Frank Brogden Pennsylvania Front Street Westmoreland Duff Thomas William PF Frankford Avenue Erncey Atoms Furnwal Twenty-second Street Norris Square RITTI M. FE A. Elechhols South Alberts M. C L. A. Hill South Vil Industrial Title BISEL G. T G. T. Bispham Womrath Walnut KR. Moyer West Side CARR J. K W. Foulkrod South Loan Association West Dauphin Building and Loan Association Christian Sixtenth Street Twenty 000 and Loan Association Garden Street Kolb H. M North Broad Street Lohman, J Albert Ergee Bide Fourth Street Forty-eighth Ward Fifth Street Callowhill Street Thirteenth Op Avenue Kensingto J. J New Century Wayne Avenue Hansberry Street Ashton, R J. A. Frost Carlisle Street Tioga Trust Company Fiftieth Street Westminster Oe Sansom Venn Street Harrison Doerr Hermann Building Garton Thirty-fourth Gross Street Vine Gordon B. L Lydia Johnson Eaaree Street Haws A. M F. W. Crowley Reno Street Thirty-ninth Konapka John Sobieski Kirby William F. Larer Ontario Street Building and Loan Association Ti SE. Oe NASA Sehem Adoensapedeeh Levy DPD Radley Sixty- Sea Avenue North Thirteenth Street Epicakpeneeaeese Sess Cvnsers Lindale William M Paschall Street Lukens C. E Phoenix William’ McLean North Fifty-seventh Street Marscheider Wolf Sac Sreener Sneer Meanirland Michael Davitt R Building and Loan Association Eighteenth McCooley Twenty-first Building Association Spring Garden Prince Charles H. Salmon Ges Association Lehigh Aide Conterion Street Twenty-third Renee Riegel J. S. Riegel Cambria Street Nint Street Filbert Sherman, W S. Serrili Feenast Street Dickinson Street Sixth Smith G. F Illen Cayuga Street Charles Mae M. Kirk Green Street
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Philadelphia Real Estate Transfers and Notices of June 1902

A dense ledger of property transfers shows numerous June 1902 deeds across Philadelphia streets such as Richmond Wishart and Eyre, with values ranging from thousands to several hundred dollars. Transactions involve numerous individuals and firms, including Fidelity Trust, Trust Co, and various buyers and sellers on streets like Diamond, Front, and Germantown avenues, plus notes on mortgage and lien exemptions and two recorded contracts restricting mechanics liens on Fitzwater and Fairhill streets.

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Richmond Wishart St Sns Simonder Mary EK. Conway Rittl A. Frost Robert Ashton Charles A. Shetzline William John Steele Charles A. Porter Diamond ST William ‘H. Herser Euclidave Ji Sherman Eyre ST E Wildes F. Einwechter Googe Mest William A. Manderson Stith ST William McLean William T Andrew B. Collins James Fidelity Marcus Aveky William Eyrest Ae Willey Cnesne Henry P. Mittendoef Falrhill Same Patrick H. Lynch Laudenslager Ton Iretta J. Bush A. Patterson Louise H. H. Mar- Benjamin L Carlisle ST Tioga John Darfor Dickinson James C. Caldwell Meyer Bernstein John 8. Serrill James M. Stover Wharton Frankford Robert A. Pat Wolf William R Rebecca H. Gesene Alexander Gordon Pulito
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Excursions to Seashore Point by Pennsylvania Railroad

Train leaves Pome Street Wharf Philadelphia at A M for Atlantic City and Cape May aboard West Jersey and Seashore lines. Excursion rates include a dollar fare round trip with return details listed by the company.

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Seashore Point Pennsylvania Railroad West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Pome Street Wharf Philadel Atlantic City Cape Tae Conon Ses J Peer
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Fitza Rodenhausen Executrix Harry J. Franks Franks’ Wagon Works S. M. Hyneman Bernard Bonnerve Union Traction Company J. Reynolds Fredericka Marty Joseph Flutka Gates and Ross Emanuel G. Reyenthaler F. G. Reyenthaler & Co Mary Gormeringer William HH. Kennedy Guardian James F. Meade FE. T. Tyson Building and Loaneen J. F. Gustavus A. Muller George W. Lewis C. H. Downing Leonam Schwab Plus Weller M. Herzberg John F. Carlin Philadelphia and Readean Company Relly Burton Ve. Belt Line Surlock Electric Light Co Weaver Street Frazier Rhoads Stockley Valentine Wolfe Hageman North American Scott Steward O'Callaghan Rambo Dominion Company Patton Clay Manufacturing Company Stone Tavemert Construction Company Eyre. Glass Belcher Et al Wylie Brick Company Crawford Reber Nyce Rendel Barnes Sperzel Fries Agatestein Agatsstein Koerstein Grapich Davis Mandel Bullock Maccabees Smyth Morgan Gamble Trustee Bannister Willards Williams Buseh Horwitz Scattergood Hagerty Linton Levitt Cooper Slyhoff Lusky Colfelt Convent Furlong Hirst Tomkinson City National Roofing Company Hannum Sprigs Leaming Elman Goldman Mackey McGrath Beasley Children's Pets Seecatt Diehlern Va Alty Gemmpeed Lake Morely Taulane City Willens Kinser Patterson Shock Campbell Baltz Sternfeld Hunsicker Ask Weber McGeoghegan Simpson, Jr Scott Kinney Kemp Cherasky Pomamereny Scheerman Soares Beauman Mayne Loonkvist Colville Sherman & Brown Ve. Slowe Manufacturing Co Poekrans Company Belmont de Finkler Finkle Puhr Shorer Sattler Shapiro Gray Fournier Reeve DeHaven Weadley Cannon Bauvette Trust Co Roberta Evans Gunn Worstall Worstall Ford Rosehero Rosphere Stewart Stewert Hancock Janes Robinson Street Matthews Maurer City Ve Perkins S. Magee Sellers Jennings Ammonia Co Tutten, Petrie Gallivan Keator Perkinson Sulzer Pote Mason Oes Re. Mitchell Red Windsor Wwe Belt Line Raioad Graham Cope Ve Belt Line Railroad Orphans’ Court Hanna Judge Ashman Penrose JURY Alabama Britannia Kafir English Shipping News Port OF Bergenland Liverpool Thordis Minnesota Neptune Manchester Canadia Eagle Point Apache Bergen Carthagena Dona Maria Azores Lisbon Oporto Etc Georgia Sanea Pelagie Ccccessescees MADIE Hanover Inne Zeeland Minnehah Eevweevessea Curacoam Grosser Kurforst Hohenzollern Bremen Pornesia Seeearee Menominee Sebere Majestic Roos Liverpool Taeee Columbia la Bretagne Haas Heamburg Celtic Koenigie Kaios Uly Lee Eel Furnessia Uly Liverpool Pretoria Bermuda Genoa Minnehaha Ania Potedam Steers Jn Southampton Rosser Urrest Friesland Eenee Ryndam Anchoria Manitou Moltke An der G Uly St. Paul Seee Teutonic Havre Barbarossa Cymric Naples Palatia M.hambu Campant O. Minneapolis Ethiopia Res Easses Antweverpool Theresa Patricia Essere Oceanie Citta di Erst Bismarck Uly Bremen la Savoie Columbia Minnetonka Carthagintan Majesticeuly Germantown Spinning Co Heacock & Hokanson Annie Monteith McClellan St Oakdale ST Joan L. Payne John Kemmer Orleans ST John Rush Eer A. Patton Park Ave Kawin Ae J. J. Gimble Penn ST Harison Martha Isya K. Carr Ste PERCY Seba S. Serrill Ellen W. Huston Spruce ST Clara Manderson South St Kate Collier Horatio W. Jackson PTI Daniel Acker Chas E Thompson Aphle Heuhbiboeie Parry Reed ST Mary Woods Herman Ridge Ave Reno ST Spring Garden ST John W. Sire Reno Og Shiney Samuel B. Wendle Mary V. Patterson George T. Eisel Ellsworth Tucker Cambridge & Nw Fidelity Trust Company of Venango ST Mount Holly Michael McCooley 7Th ST Cumberland George T. Bispham 68Th Ave 18Th ST Fridwin S. Radley Hessie Levy 10Th ST Lucius Wyoming Ave William Paeviing John RB. Mayer, Ramen Gham John B. Mayer Real Estate Holding Company Frank Palais Domenico 4Antonio Donato Fitzwater Street Seventh Street Common Pleas Courts John McNeill Arthur Borle James P. Borle Fairhill Street Na Street
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