Central Union and Long Distance Lines Connect Major Cities
Central Union and Long Distance Telephone lines link Columbus with major U.S. cities. The Central office and city firms discuss with counterparts in New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Columbus and other cities. Subscriptions available with copper circuits and long distance equipment. rates quoted on application to the Manager.
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Tral Union
United States
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Columbus
Cigua
Dayton
Cincinati
Cleveland
City street corner list appears with multiple intersections
A series of numbered addresses gives intersections at Sycamore Chestnut Wilton Union Hutchinas Avenue Orinoco Avenue California Orinoco. The list includes 34 Fifth and Sycamore 35 Nineth and Sycamore 86 Thirteenth and Sycamore 48 Seventh and Chestnut 45 Fifth and Wilton 46 Eghth and Union 52 Reeves Pulley Works 53 U Cen th and Hutchinas Avenue 56 Sixteenth and California 57 Seventh and Orinoco Avenue.
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Sycamore
Chestnut
Wilton
Eghth and Union
Reeves Pulley Works
Ucenth and
Hutchinas Avenue
Sixteenth
California
Seventh
Orinoco Avenue
Journal Press Changes to Weekly Courier Journal Schedule
The Weekly Courier-Journal will be renamed Gwieren Wee Courier-Journal starting January 1, 1897. Wednesday issues handle news and politics, Saturday issues feature stories poetry and miscellany. Editions expand to six or twelve pages weekly, with price set at one dollar per year. Henry Watterson to contribute editorials on day topics.
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Courier-Journal
Pooer
Apis
Henry Watter
Special subscription offer from Columbus Weekly Star
The newspaper announces a promotional deal with the Courier-Journal offering a special one year rate. Readers who renew or new subscribers paying in advance receive the Twice-a-Week Courier-Journal at the named price, with sample copies available on request.
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Fox
Courier-Journal
Oura
Columbus Markets And odd tale of a bone free lancelet
Market prices from Columbus list Wheat 86 cents a bushel Corn 18 cents a bushel Bailed Hay 10 dollars per ton Chickens 5 cents a pound Geese 5 cents a pound Eggs 10 cents a dozen Butter 6 to 7 cents a pound Turkeys 8 cents a pound Ducks 6 cents a pound. A Columbia University creature called lancelet lacks ears eyes head and heart and is studied in its biology lab. The strange organism has no bones yet a backbone like stripe runs its long body as readers debate its place between fish and animal.
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Columbia University
Columbia University’ Biological Laboratory
San Francisco Examiner
Competency as sole equipment for women’s income advice
A writer argues that vague hopes and the idea of “anything” to earn money fail solo. She says women need definite knowledge and competency, not sympathy or broad promises, noting failures come from ignorance and success from lessons learned.
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Miss Fortunes
Lippinetti
Remarkable Speech Wins Maryland Case In Five Minutes
A Washington attorney recounts a Maryland country district case where the plaintiff won after a brief, candid speech before the justice of the peace. The defendant admitted no deceit, but the judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff in five minutes.
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Maryland
Washington
Washington Star
Justice of the Peace
Squire
Tam
Discarded chimneys and new methods of gas utilization
The article notes a shift in English industry away from chimneys toward direct gas capture and condensation of combustion products. It also cites German gas purification via water bubbles and gasometers, enabling directed pipework and atmosphere purification. An aside links Dickens Christmas Carol to early ideas of X rays and ghost detection. A brief undated section mentions a war between Chile and Peru.
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England
Germany
Dickens
Saya
Electrical Review
Scrooge
Marley
Martey
Psychica
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Chamberlain
Q. J. Noblitt
Nienaber, Tue
Tatror
Columbus Daily
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Columbo
BIG Four
R. R CH. & G. Branch
Amber
Irwin’s Bank
G. W. Cooper
Cooper Cooper & Cooper
Attorneys-at-Iaw
Masonic Building
Indiana
W. C. Roland M. D
Griffith
Western Union Telegraph Office
S- W. Cor
8Th and
Chestnut &Ti
Cutlzens
SAS
F. Cox
Attorney-At-Law
Crump’s
Court Hanse
George
Trinkenschuh
Washington ST
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Charders
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Haneeck
Geo. C. Moore
Hope
Flatrack
O Dodd
St. Louis
Crose
German
B. McEvenne
Taylorsville
Nineveh
Scucker
Onion
Peter M. Daum
Colu Clifty
W. N. Bradley
Newber Clay
Gus Miller
Nortonsburyg
M. V. Jewell
Harrison
James Parks
Rockcreek
J. W. Wright
Grammer
Sandcreek
W. E. Springer
Wayne
Wm. Wiseman
Jonesville
Ohio
W. H. Smith
Ogilville
Jackson
F. L. Meyers
Waymansville
J. A. Wade
Jd. Beck
John Suverkrup
James Sibley
Wm. Schooler
W. F. Norton
John K. Rights
Wm. Collins
Frank Crump
Ben. Patterson
Herman Rost
W. W. Adame
Wm. McCullough
Ben. Parker
H. Schoonover
al. Stevens
Komine
J. H. Arnold
Scientific
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Terre
Haute, Ind
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Brown
Mooney
Flannery
Franklin
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Pearl
Journal
Quarier-Journal
Columbus Weekly Star
Columbus Star
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