Newspapers: "The Day" : Thursday, 6 July 1871, Philadelphia, PA

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Genealogical info extracted from "The Day" newspaper, Thursday, 6 July
1871, Philadelphia Pennsylvania:

 Persons injured when a stand erected at Penn Square for viewing a 4th
of July drill broke down:
    CONNELLY, Charles; a lad,  residing at Germantown
    KENNEDY, John; middle-aged gentleman, living at Broad & Fitzwater streets
    CROCKER, David; age 18, living at No. 3757 Warren street
    DOYLE, J.; age 25, residing on Christian street below 11th
    FLAHERTY, John; age 17, residing at No. 1652 Sansom street

Accidents due to "careless use of firearms, powder, or fireworks":
    LENARD, Barney; a boy
    HOPKINS, George; age 17
    GARTLAND, Samuel; age 13
    NICHOLS, Robert; 15 years
    O'BRIEN, William and James; ages 8 and 10 years
    DUNLAP, ----; a boy
    McMENIMAN, William; age 13
    SUNNING, James; age 12
    GRAYSER, Jesse; age 12
    DOIDE, John; age 13
    GOLDSMITH, ---; a boy
    BLACK, George H.; age 14
    TRUDER, Gustavus R.; age 16
    MAGEE, William H.; age 10
    LEONARD, John; age 8
    HOFSEAS, George, age 17
    SLAVIN, James, age 12
    BAXTER, Patrick; age 18
    MILLER, Samuel L.
    HARE, Christopher; age 14
    GOEBEL, George; age 8
    TIERNAN, Joseph; age 5
    BLAKE, James; age 21

    CAMPBELL, William; age 21, was "kicked by a vicious horse and had
his arm broken."

SOMMERS, Hester; aged 60 years, was murdered by Lizzie MORGAN ("Cranky
Liz") during a dispute. Lizzie threw a plate at Hesters' head,
inflicting a wound which caused her death in 15 minutes.

Died:
CHANCE, Susan C.; daughter of John B. and Mary A. CHANCE, in the 18th
year of her age (1 July 1871)
KANE, Edward S.; son of James and the late Mary Ann KANE, age 20 years
11 months and 21 days. (4 July 1871)
NULTY, Eugenius, 82nd year of his age (3 July 1871)
WOODWARD, Mrs. Rebecca Anna, relict of the late James S. WOODWARD, 74
years (3 July 1871)


Admissions to the Girls High School:
Weccacoe: Rose McKENNA;  Mariel JONES;  Celia B. ULMER
George W. Nebinger: M. FULLER;  Annie YOUNG;  Lottie YOUNG;
Mt. Vernon: Mary R. DUNN;  Jennie W. HURST
Ringgold: Rosaline BRECHIMIN;  Alice C. PATTON;  Kate WALTER
George M. Wharton: Sallie QUINN; Lida H. CHANDLER;  Nellie E. RICHARDS
Northeast: Annie McNUTT;  Nettie LEYPOLDT;  Blanch PARKER
Southwestern: Sallie DURHAM;  Annie BELL;  Anna ROBINSON
Locust Street: Anna C. HOGAN;  Anna EDMISTON;  Anita C. CALDWELL
Keystone: Dollie HAYES;  Lily SPAFFORD;  Annie BELL
Northwestern: Anna LINDSAY;  Miriam BRIGGS; Jessie A. CAMPBELL
Northern Liberties: Ella WALKER; Sallie WALKER;  Julia CHRISTMAN
Twelfth Section: Fanny R. CECIL;  Addie GRENIER
Wyoming: Clary PHILLIPS;  Laura DAY;  Ella H. KEYSER
Monroe: Marth DAVEY;  Nannie WILLIAMS;  Maggie O'DEA
Hancock: Lillie W. HEMPHILL;  Bella W. MOREHEAD;  Kate A. ANDREWS
Lincoln: Lizzie ALBRIGHT;  Mattie JONES;  Clara WERTMAN
Jefferson: Lizzie EMSLEY;  Amelia FRETTON;  Lizzie COXE
Ludlow: Sarah J. QUINN;  Maggie F. BOOKEY;  Martha O. MOFFETT
Vaughan: Lizzie FRACKER;  Mamie F. ROTAN;  Clara SCOTT
Price: Nettie PAUL;  Ida CLAYTON;  Mary KARTSHER
Park Avenue: Sallie P. WILSON;  Emily M. FITCH;  Jennie S. MANUEL
Rutledge: V. GILBERT;  Addie SPERING;  S.K. THOMPSON
Manayunk: Sarah HOLT
Roxborough: J. MACINTOSH
Levering: A. Caddie RILEY
Rittenhouse: Mary E. WILLAGHIN;  Cordelia V. RECKARD;  Mary A. GILBERT
Marshall: Sallie WRIGHT;  Emma W. COCKER
Belmont: Ellie DAVIS;  Mary COYLE;  Hallie HORTER
McClellan: Lizzie ERVING
Enterprise: Flora M. WEIR
Stanton: Mary M. MORROW;  Lizzie R. BURKE;  Jennie RICHARDS
Newton: Annie KIRK;  Louisa F. JONES;  Ida HAWKINS
Forest: Ella F. ROBERTS
Reynolds: Cora SMITH;  Lillie COTTON;  Mary DEVENEY
Hebrew Educational Society: Clara STERN
Berk: Harrie L. PAYSONT

Legal Notices:
    Estate of Christian BURNS, deceased
    Estate of Thomas MANDERSON, deceased
    Estate of Alexander CONVERY, deceased

Edward S. GAMBLE, a driver for the United State Mail, was arrested for
robbing the mail. He was found drunk at Ninth and Brown with over 200
letters of Harrisburg and Wilmington Delaware mails. The clerks there
were missing the letters since 24 June.

George P. SMITH, proprieter of a saloon at S.W. corner of Pasyunk Road
and Federal Streets was charged with a misdemeanor which forbids the
selling of oysters and clams during the months of July and August. He
was turned in by Richard STOKES, who is a "public informer".
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    This is all I can get from this newspaper, as I only have a few torn
sheets.