Street Intersections List From City Directory
A compiled set of intersection names and addresses including 12 Second and Jackson, 13 Fifth and Brown, 114 Fifth and Washington, 15 Seventh and Jackson, 16 Third and Washington, 17 Mooneys Fannery, 18 Starch Works, 21 Second and Franklin, 23 Eighth and Franklin, 24 Eleventh and Franklin, 25 Fourteenth and Franklin, 26 Sixth and Mechanic, 81 Third and Pearl, 34 Fifth and Sycamore, 35 Ninth and Sycamore, 86 Thirteenth and Sycamore, 48 Seventh and Chestnut, 45 Fifth and Wilton, 46 Eighth and Union, 52 Reeves Pulley Works, 53 Fenth and Hutchins Avenue, 56 Sixteenth and California, 57 Seventh and Orinoco Avenue.
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Jackson
Brown
Washington
Mooney’s
Fannery
Franklin
Mechanic
Pearl
Sycamore
Chestnut
Fifth
Wilton
Eighth
Union
Reeves Pulley Works
Fenth and
Hutchins Avenue
Sixteenth
California
Seventh
Orinoco Avenue
Central Union and Long Distance Lines Connect Major Cities
Columbus gains nationwide telephone service via Central Union and Long Distance Tele phone lines linking to New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago Detroit and other cities. The Central Union Company now offers copper metallic circuits and long distance equipment with rates quoted on request.
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Columbus
Central Union
Puincipal
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Oliqua
Dayton
Cincinati
Cleveland
Hamilton
Cadimore
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
South Pend
Terre Haute
Pany
Trains Change Departures From Pennsylvania Depot November 15
New timetable takes effect November 15 with departures to Indianapolis Madison and Cambridge City from the Pennsylvania passenger depot. Standard daily and Sunday schedules listed include No 105 at 8:50 am and 101, 102, 104, 106 and 175 services with varied daily and Sunday only runs and times for Levisville and Cambridge City passages.
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Sun
Levisvirrz
Tor Madison
Twice-a-Week Courier-Journal Announces Changes
The Daily Courier Journal explains a shift to a twice weekly format starting January 1 1897 with Wednesday news and politics and Saturday stories and features. Each issue expands pages weekly, maintaining the $1 yearly price and continuing the Democratic editorial stance with Henry Watterson’s columns.
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Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Special subscription offer with Courier Journal tie in
The Columbus Star announces a special arrangement with the Courier-Journal offering both papers to subscribers who renew and pay in advance or new subscribers who pay in advance. Sample copies of Courier Journal are available on application. All subscriptions under this offer go through the Columbus Star.
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Courier-Journal
Remarkable Finger Regrows After 36 Hour Reunion
A Mo Qook Nebraska bicycle accident reports a severed right index fingertip reattached after 36 hours. The tip, passed among bystanders, was joined to the stump and the finger healed well. A Chicago court case with 109 lawyers debated 1 300 600 dollars in special taxes for a 20 square mile sewer district.
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Mo Qook
Neb
Chicago
Couple Plans Move to Des Moines After Illness
Mrs. G. W. Hill ves Hiner will travel to Des Moines Iowa in days to join husband G. W. Hill. He is a traveling salesman for the Katey organ and piano Co of Chicago. Illness delayed her departure but she intends to leave as health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hill
Hiner
Des Moines
Iowa
Hill
Katey Organ & Piano Co
Chicago
Fractious Mule Delays Shipment Into City
Barney McEvenne buys four mules from a farmer and a single mule balks at crossing the water works bridge. After breaking its halter the animal bolts to town, is captured near Haghee stable, and turned over to McEivenne for shipment with other stock. He plans to ship tonight from Tayloraville.
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Barney McEvenne
Aute Cad Huetler
Yeseaay
Barney Puchseed
Barney
Haghee Stable
Mc Eivenne
Tayloraville
Star Editor’s Room Relocated as Paperwork Progress
Hon Geo W Cooper sent the Star a pleasant cell yesterday. John Fultz displayed captured alive porpoises on the street yesterday. The funeral of the late Mrs Church drew a large crowd yesterday afternoon. Richard Knotts died last night at Mrs Ed Moyet’s residence on Second Street. He was twenty six, single, worked at Rushville and had been bedridden two weeks. Death caused by hasty consumption.
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John Fultz
Richard Knotts
Hig Dietera
Ed Moyet
Second Street
Rushville
Jokes by Sportsmen Tricks Hunters Play in the Woods
A New York Sun item lists hunter pranks from dressed deer decoys to shell doctoring and false trails. It notes powders, pepper, and altered firing pins cause surprise, while a catalogue of famous figures from Napoleon to Dickens share aversions.
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Iyve
New York Sun
Ireland's workhouses overfilled amid pauper resistance
In Antrim county Ireland paupers resist entry to the workhouses with 4900 people housed in six facilities that can hold 5000. The sentiment against Poorhouses runs deep among the needy as shortages persist.
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Ireland
Antrim
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Chamberlain
Q. J. Noblitt
Nien Aber
Tue
Taibor
Columbus Daily and
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Congress
S&t
Ulrich Block
Columbus, Hope & Greensburg
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Cincinnati
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Ewington
Burney's
Hartsville Crossing
Hope Ak
Miller's
Lambert's Fe
Columbue iv
Suldg.s. Monthly Payments
D. Ogden
Rosenbush
Moore
J. H. Arnold
W. E. Springer
Wayne
Wm. Wiseman
Jonesville
Ohio
W. H. Smith
Ogilville
F. L. Meyers
Waymansville
J. A. Wade
J. Beck
John Suverkrup
James Sibley
Wm .Schooler
John W. Donake
John K. Rights
Wm. Collins
Frank Crump
Ben. Patterson
Herman Rost
W. W. Adame
McCollough
Ben. Parker
H. Schoonover
al. Stevens, —Ed
Romine
Jas,f. Cox
Crump’s Block
Court House
G. W. Cooper
B. Cooper Cooper & Cooper
Attorneys-at-Law
Masonic Building
Indiana
Velenhene Com
U. S
Ore
Patent Office
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Cambridge City
Wu. Dowrt
Twige-A-Week Courier Journal
Daily Courier-Journal
Columbus Weekly Star
Columbusstar
Harry “Bouillie
Jack ‘Cook
Rabotte
Geo. W. Cooper
Mrs. Church
Star Composing and Press
Star
John L. Sullivan
Napoleon
Agassiz
Mme. de Stael
Louis XIV
Dean Swift
Bolingbroke
Disraeli
Dickens
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