Fourth Annual Notices and Legal Notices Include Various Court Orders
A scan shows scattered notices including a fourth annual event schedule, relocation notice for a lawyer at 40 West Tenth Street, and multiple probate and legal notices from New Castle County Delaware. The items reference Samuel A. Mag, Annie Palen, Mingus cases, and administrator appointments with deadlines for claims and public ad placements. The page also includes advertisements for agricultural implements and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Mag
Yter
Seventh and Markets Street
West Tenth Street
Fleeto Visit Saturd to the Eleventh Ward-Condemning Streem
A special meeting of City Council was held Saturday afternoon to view a block in the Eleventh ward. The grade on Beach and Harrison Streets was found over feet out. Condemnation action was slated for the first Thursday in July. The council discussed condemning Oak Harrison and other streets and instructed the commission to condemn several blocks including Lutterman’s Inn area and Stroud’s line up to 40 feet wide. The meeting adjourned after reviewing Cedar and Stroud streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleeto
Streem
Conneil
Atrete
Council
Conrad
Messia
Grubb
Lynn
Stevenson
Beach
Harrison
Oak
Harrison Streets
Menton
Oak Street
Maryland Avenue
Brown Street
Beach Street
Garrett
Brown
Fifth Avenue
Strouds
Latterman’s Inn
Coleman Street
Strowg
Lutterman
Duncan Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Sixth
Fifth Avenues
Oak and
Cedar Streets
Cedar Street
Stroud Street
Building Lots Sold At Public Sale In Noob District
M M Child real estate broker sold building lots on Seventh Eighth Weldhe streets Bayard and Grant avenues near city western boundary at public sale. Auctioneers were W Stidham Son. sale attended with spirited bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Child
Eighth
Weldhe Streets
Bayard and Grant Avenues
A W. Stidham & Son
Mary M
Ted
Quickstep Troubles and a Crushing Defeat at Chester
The Quicksteps defeated Ross at Chester with strong batting led by Albert and Jomley. Umpire decisions sparked controversy as Bresnaham led calls to remove the umpire, and later protests over manager Waitt’s favoritism and interference surfaced. Multiple games, protests, and roster changes followed, with talks of disbandment and upcoming matches against Merits and Trentons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Chester
Quickae
McKeon
Ross
Quickstep
Smiley
Breanaham
Rattling
Bevners
Parker
Albert
Jomley
Armly
Wee
Bresnaham
Taylor
Higgins
Bees
Devau
Wall
Waverlys
Brooklyns
Ystone
Waverly
Pottaville
Harry
Pyle
Reading
Peeters
T. B. Fields
Reading Actives
William E. Wise
Harrisburg
Tomley
Feld
Waitt
Burns
Providence
Rhode Island
Trentons
St. Louis
Delaware Conference Fourth Day Ends With Ordinations
The Delaware Conference fourth day opened with prayer to Rev. G W Young. Ministers preached at multiple churches under Bishop Andrews assignments. Elders were ordained including J H Mason and J H Johnson. About 2000 visitors from Philadelphia Chester and Salem filled churches and crowded streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
G. W. Young
R. W. Gibbs
J. W. Saunders
William Phillips
Charles Pollitts
Ees Ce
C. H. Fowler
Methodist Missionary Society
A. J. Myers
Ambrose
Bishop Andrews
E. G. Andrews
J. W. Stevenson
Ev Uing
M. H. Horsey
Seeetory
New Telephone Company Formed in City Meeting at Clayton House
The First Meeting of The Penn Overland Telephone and Telegraph Company occurred Saturday at Clayton House with Philadelphia incorporators arriving by boat. A board of directors was elected and bylaws adopted as plans to build lines between Philadelphia and this city and to set up local instrument works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissoire
Merrits
Harrisburg Uives
Miller
Harrisburg
St. Louie
Clayton House
Penn Overland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Philadelphia
E. Levy
Thomas J. Harrison
Benjamin A. van Schaick
Col. A. L. Snowden
B. C. Arner
Charlies D. Middleton
J. Warran Coulston
Oscar 8. Wilson
Nathaniel Stroude
Frank H. Greene
H. W. Lobb
J. B. VanMeter
M. HL. Alberger
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City Court session held Lawler and Keeley in bail
Judge Cummins presided at City Court this morning with James Lawler and Edward Keeley held in $100 bail for appearance at Municipal Court July 2 to decide the alley use dispute on Poplar Street between Ninth and Tenth. Notes include fines for drunkenness and disorderly conduct for several individuals. obituary reports death of George W. Perkins, a longtime local resident and former railroad shop employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
James Lawler
Edward Keeley
Municipal Court
Poplar Street
Ninth and Tenth Street
Charles Boore
Kelley
Lawler
William Zegler
William T
Infamous abortionist Hathaway held on grand jury action
Coroner Janney presided at Seventh Street hearings exposing Dr. Hathaway's alleged wholesale slaughter of infants. Witnesses including Hathaway's reputed wife, his son, and detectives described infant deaths and alleged cellar burials. Hathaway, 83, was committed for grand jury action and his wife as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraperrara
Janney
Seventh Street
Chestnut
Dr. Hathaway
Maudlin
Way
Moyameusing
Easeer Anes
Galt
Tie Family
Hathaway
Edmund Randall
Bregg
Warwick Eierers
Jo Givin
Polies
Iphia
Insane Hathaway
North Fifth Street
Hamsh Emery
Jannah Ner
Cand
Loug
Benjamin Hatheway
Sen
Krickbaum
Dr. Batheway
Hannah Emery
Hannah Ritcher
Fifth and
Buttonwood
Edward Richter
Miller
Wolf
Pugh
Givin
Duge
Fifth Street
Mary Butler
Isaac Hathaway
Resistings An Increase In City Type Setting Rates
Chicago printers unite to block proposed raises for composing work. Union votes to lift evening rates from 37 to 40 cents per 1000 ems and morning rates from 40 to 45. new scale to take effect July 2. Four daily papers pledge to resist, set up treasury of about $30,000 to sustain opposition and pressure unions to retreat or disband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carcado
Typographical Union
The
Times
Tribune
Inter-Ocean
News
Herald
Death of Dr Matlack A Well Known Divine Passes Away
The Rev Lucius C Matlack D D pastor of the Cambridge M E Church died after a brief illness at his Cambridge home. Born in Baltimore April 28 1816 he moved to Philadelphia in youth and joined Union M E Church in 1832. He faced early licensing rejection for abolition ties but later joined the Wesleyan Methodist Connection, served as chaplain in the Civil War and held multiple pastorates before moving to Cambridge. He leaves a wife and a six year old son. The body arrived in city for Port Deposit funeral arrangements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Perkins
W. Perkins
Third and Poplar
Mr. Perkins
Asbury M. E. Church
Lucius C. Matlack
D. D
Cambridge M. E
Cambridge
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Rew. Rsser Rn
Mien Aselgn Jm
Scott
Lowell
Massachusetts
New England
Hollaston
Boston
Liktew
New Orleans
Wiloington
Middletown
Bethel
Sammitt Bridge
Wilmetnne
CaubAaee
Mailack
Middltown
Presiding Estor
Yar
Thembridge
State Temperance Alliance of
Delaware
Thomas H. Medford
W. E. Carman
E. P. Marshall
Port Deposit
Missouri Floods Threaten Lumber Yards and Rail Lines
The Missouri floods menace lumberyards with a potential 70,000,000 feet of timber at risk if waters rise another foot. Levees hold in Alton and a slough near the Mississippi houses 30,000,000 boards in rafts. Rail embankments fail, cutting direct north connections while steamers ferry passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Alton
Misetasippi
Madison Dyke
Chicago and Alton
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Wabash
Ohio and Licerce
Ib St. Louie
Caseyville
Burlington and Quincy
St. Louis and Alton
Vandalia
Illinois Central
Decatur
New Drug Store to Open by Fenn and Co at 217 Wells
New drug store to open in about a week under Fenn & Co. druggists and pharmacists. Fenn a College of Pharmacy graduate will run a complete prescription and family drug store with a new stock of fancy and toilet articles in the new building at 215 and 217 Wells Street opposite Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Fenn
College of Phar
New York
Fenn & Co
Eighth Street
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Panos and Organs
KF. Wagner
Market Street
Wilmington, del
Moraine
Chas
Storley
Kent
Wright
Patn All Street
Kor Sale
Avroewre
Madison
SALE
Tite
Milan
Cartle
Castle Hun
Osipour
P McCourt
Vimla
Joseph Vee
Rave Aaties
DechiWe
Tirupihe
Manson House
Lilicotor Timpike
Williaa
Gok
Uae
Wilmington
Christiana
UYU Brass Foundry
Tielek
Musa Sahel
Gommer
Alumily
Biser
Surfin Victor Dupont
Wilmington, Delawtare
Adobe
Syria
J.J, Smith
Shipley
Lyon
Senda
Garret
Lee Oan
Erie
Vile
Trent
Annie M. Mineus
Sud
En Pontle Coun
Mingu
Robert
Mingus
Joseph P. Comegys
New
Montrose A. Palen
New Ca
Tie County
Castie
Ann
Palien
Recuter
Carri County
Maya
Edward Melchior
Thamlel Melchior
Illarington
Ielater
Grantin
Pias
New Castle
Willap
New Castle County
Chior
Brestee
New Onatle County
Del
Annie Histon
Trakx
Jdames Ailton
New York City
Ian
County of
Nis
Aliey Gazette
Mington
Ne‘ Tfe County
Atlante
Rv ” Nistratriz
York
Kt Wontees
Total
Water Streets
Water Street
Heal
Spruce Streets
Saturdavec
Gatos
Poe
John G. Baker
Morrocco
Rae
Woodland Bh
John A. Warner
Thorelay
Rokeby Fife and Drum Corps
Rising Sun
Ket Street
William Wall
Na, Pa
A & Bro
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Redbourne
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Pishars
Keene Weaver
Umbiie
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Brooklyn
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Peers
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Eers
Barber United
Olager Waitt
Ayers
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Barber
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Benzers
Cusick
Dorr
Pedi Goring
Syrainat Plain Bresnaham
Oter
Benne
Tenney
eKenna
Tro Hannum
Wiley
Streets
Russell
Ind
Stepeere
Inwines
Boon
PEF
Anthrant
Tren API Aay
le Ma Games Loat Ialay
Slisliolrs
Crisibum
Quickstar Club
Delawa
NEW Telephone Company
Sata
George W. Stone
East Water Street
Messrs
Bagnall & Loud
OC. Bird
Pusey & Jones Company
Een River
South America
Bird
National Company
DR. Matlack
Rhetoh
Peninsale
Missouri
Huranut
Wattara
London
Ger Veseele Hurunul
Waitara
New Zealand Shipping Company
Portland
Auronul
Horanui
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