Four Tramps Found Inasmuch Mission In Philadelphia
A 1911 Philadelphia feature profiles four men who, after falling to drink and vice, reformed and started the Inasmuch Mission. They rebuilt a Locust Street complex, cleaned up Hell's Half Acre, and aided dozens with shelter, meals, and jobs while using their past to guide others from crime and addiction.
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Philadelphia
Blair Jackal
Authur W. Taylor
Standard Oil Company
Seion
Virginia
George A. Taylor
Turber
Minent
Randolph M. Lawrence
George Long
Chinatown
Long
Hell
Jesus Christ
Hell's Half Acre
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Walnu
Eivil
Locust Street
Eleventh
George Woodward
Dr. Woodward
Pr. Woodward
Hit
Woodward
Alte
Mitchell
Notice of divorce action in Union County Superior Court
In Union County North Carolina Alice Smith by her next friend R H Hinson sues John A Smith and R L Smith administrators of Dr W H Smith estate to obtain divorce from bed and board alimony pendente lite and permanent alimony and to place restraints on transfers of John A Smiths property and estate holdings court set for the Sth Monday before the 1st Monday of March 1912 the 27th day of January 1913 at Monroe court house answer by demurrer or risk relief per complaint December 20 1912 R W Lemmond C B S Stack Parker attys for plaintiff
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Jon A. Smith
R.L. Smith
W. H. Smith
John 4. Smith
Superior Court of Union Party
Alice Smith
John A. Smith
North Carolina
R. L. Smith
Superior Court
Union County
Monroe
N. C
R. W. Lemmond
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