Fire Alarm Location List at City Intersections
A catalog of street corners and business sites for fire alarm posts including 12 Second and Jackson, 18 Fifth and Brown, 14 Fifth and Washington, 15 Seventh and Jackson, 16 Third and Washington, Mooney's Variety, Starch Works, 21 Second and Franklin, 23 Eighth and Franklin, 24 Eleventh and Franklin, 25 Fourteenth and Franklin, 26 Sixth and Mechanic, 3 Third and Pearl, 34 Fifth and Sycamore, 35 Nieth and Sycamore, 36 Thirteenth and Sycamore, 42 Seventh and Chestnut, 45 Fifth and Wilton, 46 Eighth and Union, Reeves Pulley Works, 3 Enth and Hutchins Avenue, 56 Sixteenth and California, 57 Seventh and Orinoco Avenue.
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Jackson
Brown
Washington
Mooney
Franklin
Mechanic
Pearl
Fifth
Sycamore
Nieth
Seventh
Chestnut
Wilton
Eighth
Union
Reeves Pulley
Enth
Hutchinsi Avenue
Sixteenth
California
Orinoco Avenu
Central Union and Long Distance V Telephone Connect Columbus
Central Union and Long Distance Telephone lines link Columbus with major U S cities promising full service. Local firms in Columbus discuss with New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Chicago to extend copper circuits and long distance equipment. Rates to be quoted on request as service expands. Also schedules for trains from the Pennsylvania depot list Indianapolis Louisville Madison and Campbells Orry stops with daily and Sunday services.
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Columbus
Central Union
United States
New York
Pany
Ceylonese in Chicago Calls Aid for Indian Drought Victims
A Chicago News piece quotes Mr. Vincent L. Tissera of Ceylon ancestry urging American churches to provide aid to famine struck India. He cites drought, vegetarian diet, and disease like burbanic fever as worsening conditions, and notes Russia’s aid was spurned by Britain. He describes Indians’ faith and hunger, and praises missionary work while urging practical relief.
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India
Vincent L. Tissera
Ceylon
Russia
John Bull
America
Tissera
Chicago News
DANGER IN FRESH EGGS AND ENGLAND DEATH CERTIFICATES
A Pall Mall Gazette warning on egg spores explains mycelium in egg shells and damp nest straw causing chick death while noting English law requires a doctor to treat a patient for 48 hours before issuing a death certificate before burial by undertaker, per Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
England
Chicago
Tribune
Noble Self Sacrifice of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd
The Chicago Tribune extols the Sisters of the Good Shepherd in the nineteenth century for renouncing luxury and family to save unprotected girlhood and fallen women. Their cloistered life, from four in the morning to nine at night, aims to preserve virtue and offer refuge beneath their mausoleum like house.
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Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Order of the Good Shepherd
Chicago Tribune
The Grape Industry and Family Labor in Vineyards
Robert Lew Seymour notes successful vineyards rely on family labor and overseas buyers. Concord grapes dominate the region with large shipments from Chautauqua county reaching 500 car loads this year. Basket making is essential, priced at two to two and a half cents per basket, with growers needing at least one cent per pound plus slow retail sales at ten cents for a ten pound basket.
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Chautauqua County
Chicago
Robert Lew Seymour
Chantauquan
Curiosities From Royal Mail to Queen Victoria
The piece notes subjects sending small loan requests and tax pleas to the queen with promises of repayment. Gifts arrive by post, many returned, while poets, tradesmen, and crafters send poems and handmade wares. World medicines and hundreds of Christmas cards pour in during the season.
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Queen Victoria
N. Y
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Veno
Otto
Chamberlain
Q. J. Noblitt
Menabrer, Tae Tatror
Columbus Daily
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Weekly Star
THE
NEW Republican
Eaper
Congress
S&j
Ulrich Block
Tao
Franklin Sts
C Ulrich
Ivaat
Mixe
Ik Os
Greenaburg
CH & G
Evington Burney
Hartsville
Croea ‘Ape Millera Lamberts
Bunday
Martin Gen. Pass
Ag’t
Cincinnati
SMITH
Big Four R. RR. C
Www
W. Lambert
Atorney
Law
Irwin's Bank
G. W. Cooper
C. B. Cooper Cooper
Attorneys-at-Law
Masonic Building
Indiana
Griffith Block
Western Union Telegraph Office
S. W. Cor
SAS
F. Cox
Attorney-At-Law
Crump’s
Court House
Trarte-Marka
Ted
U.S
C.a.snow&co
OFP
Patent Office
Washington, D.C
Thumaalia Conventewewn
D. Ogden
Hawcreek
Gee
C. Moore
Hope
Platrock
O. Dodd
St. Louis Crows
German
B. McEvenne
Taylorsailie Nineveh
3. Stucker
Taylorsville
Dnion
Peter M. Daum
Colu Clifty
W. N. Bradley
Newberlay
Gus Miller
Nortonsburg
M. V. Jewell
Harriso
James Parks
Rockcreek
J. W. Wright
Grammer
Sandcreek
W. E. Springer
Wayne
Wm. Wiseman
Jonesville
Ohio
W. H. Smith
Ogilvile
Jackin
F. L. Meyers
Waymansville
J. A. Wade
Wm. J. Beak
Johin Suverkrup
James Sibley
Wm. Schooler
W. F. Norton
John Kk
Rights
Wm. Collins
Frank Crump
Ben. Patterson
Herman Rost
W. W. Adams
Wm. McColloughby
Ben. Parker
H .Schoonover
Sid
Stevens
Komine
George
Trinkenschuh
Washington ST
IND
Rosenbush
Moore
J. Hi
Arnold
Scientific
Lpcration of Fire Alarm Texes
Telephone Companies
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Dayton
Cineinati
Cleveland
Hamilton
Cudinure
Detruit
Midh
South Pend and
Terre Route
the Central Union Telephone Com
Penonsylvania
Indianapolis
Sun
Sun. Osly
Louisvinne
Madison
Camprines Orry
San
Queen's Mail
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