Street and crossroad list of business and landmarks
A sequence of intersections and business names listed with numbers, including Mooney's Cannery, Starch Works, Reeves Pulley Works, and various street pairs such as Fifth and Brown, Seventh and Jackson, Franklin avenues, Sycamore, and Union. The entry resembles an old street directory or map index.
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Jackson
Brown
Washington
Mooney’s Cannery
Franklin
Mechanic
Pearl
Sycamore
Chestnut
Fifth
Wilton
Eghth and Union
Reeves Pulley Works
Tenth
Hutchins Avenue
Sixteenth
California
Seventh
Orinoco Aventis
Central Union and Long Distance Telephone Lines Expanding
Central Union Telephone Company extends service to all principal cities and towns in the United States. The company, with offices in multiple cities, offers copper metallic circuits and long distance equipment. Rates quoted on application.
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Columbus
Central Union
United States
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Otiqua
Dayton
Cincinati
Cleveland
Hamilton
Cadmore
Chicago
Ill
Detroit
Mich
South Pend
Terre Haute
Ind
Central Union Telephone Company
Train schedule changes take effect November 15 at PA depot
Trains will depart from the Pennsylvania passenger depot to Indianapolis Louisville Madison Cambridge City with listed daily and Sunday-only times. Details include Nos. 105 101 102 104 106 and varied morning and afternoon departures and special Sunday services.
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Pennsylvania
Sun
Louisville
Twice-a-Week Courier Journal Adopted in 1897
The Courier Journal announces a switch to a twice weekly edition with Wednesday news and Saturday stories. Each issue will be six or twelve pages, totaling 104 issues and 832 columns annually, while prices stay at $1 a year. Henry Watterson will contribute editorials on politics.
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Courier-Journal
Couurier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Columbus Star Offers One Year Subscriptions Deal
The Columbus Star announces a special clubbing offer: one year of the paper for 1.50 with sale of the Twice-a-Week Courier-Journal as an add on for prepaid subscribers or new subscribers. Sample copies of the Courier-Journal are available on request.
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Courier-Journal
Amputated Finger Tip Mends After 36 Hours
A bicyclist in Mc Cook Web had his right index finger severed at the nail base when the chain and rear sprocket pressed together. The tip was later rejoined to the stump, and the finger healed well. In Chicago a court case drew 109 lawyers over 1 800 000 in special assessments for a 16 mile sewer and 20 square mile property.
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Mc Cook
Web
Chicago
Miscellaneous items from distant shores and strange feats
A palm leaf Bible copies lie in the British museum. A codfish contained 59 hooks. A floating Sabine island drifted near Orange Texas for a week. Two boys set a squirrel tail ablaze. A restaurant in Ashland Oregon posts a moral sign. Decatur servants unionizes with a wage rule. Major tunnels show cost declines from 500 to 200 per foot. Oregon fish hatchery reports a deadly disease in salmon. Artificial ears made of rubber sell for $100 each.
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British Museum
Flamborough Head
England
Sabine River
Orange
Tex
Haskell
Asburn
Ore
Decztur
Hoosace
Mount Cents
St. Gothard
Arlberg
Hubbard
Clackamas
Oregon City
Washington
Salmon
Frauds and false bouillon and ham bones in Paris cuisine
The Boston Herald recounts long running Paris restaurant tricks. chefs use beef tea made with water color and onions, then oil bubbles mimic grease. ham bones are reused in pickled pork to fake ham, with bone supply tightening and Se man selling artificial ham foundations.
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Paris
France
Se &Man
Boston Herald
A Frog Hunting Dog and the Irish Setter Tale
A sporting man recounts a tale from Cutoff lake where an Irish setter hunts frogs. The dog, trained for birds, begins locating frogs by following its master’s grid and spear technique, impressing observers with its independent search. The piece blends dog lore with humorous quotes from the Omaha Bee and Yonkers Statesman.
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Cutoff Lake
Omaha Bee
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Geo. C. Moore Hope
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O. Dodd
St. Louis Cross
B. McEvenne
Taylorsville
Nineveh
Stucker
Union
Peter M. Daum
Colu Clifty
W. N. Bradley
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Gus Miller
Nortonsburg
M. V. Jewell
Harrison
James Parks
Rockcreek
J. W. Wright
Grammer
Sandcreek
W. E. Springer
Wayne
Wm. Wiseman
Jonesville
Ohio
W. H. Smith
Ogilville
F. L. Meyers
Waymansville
J. A. Wade
Wm. J. Beck
John Suverkrup
James Sibley
Wm.jschooler
John W. Donakes
John K. Rights
Wm. Collins
Frank Crump
Ben
Patterson
Herman Rost
W. W. Adams
Wn. McCollough
Ben, Parker
H. Schoonover
Stevens
Ed. Romine
Jas, Ef, Cox
Attorney-At-Law
Crump’s Block
Court House
G. W. Cooper. Co
Cooper Cooper & Cooper
Attorneys-at-law
Masonic Building
Indiana
U.S
U. S
C. A. Snow & CO
Orr
Patent Office
Washington, D.G
Rawenan
Indianapolis
Tor Madison
Danly
Cambridge
Dowrin
Courier Journal
Daily Courier-Journal
Columbus Weekly Star
Columbusstar
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