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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1897

Page

3

Fragmented street grid note with historic addresses

OCR reads a jumble of numbered intersections and street names such as Franklin, Sycamore, Mechanic, Pearl, Union, California and Reeves Pulley Works. It lists blocks and corners like 16 Third and Washington, 21 Fourth and Franklin, 31 Third and Pearl, 52 Reeves Pulley Works and 52 berth and Hatelina Avenue, with unclear context or purpose.

Leventh Franklin Ifth Sycamore Wilcon Uphih Union Reeves Pulley Worka Hatelina Avenue

City Officials and Route Details for Big Four Exposition

City officials listed include Mayor W J Beck Clerk John Suverkrooh Treasurer James Sibley and others with district wards and names such as Wm Collin Frank Cramp and Ben Patterson. The piece promotes travel routes to the Great Southern Exposition via the Big Four Route with through trains to Cincinnati from New York Detroit Chicago and other points. It notes connections with Y and C and L N railways and urges inquiries for full rates and schedules.

James Sibley Merithil- Wa Schooler W. F. Norton Julio K. Rights Wm. Collin Frank Cramp Ben. Patterson Harman Rost Sashville Tenn Max Bia Cincinnati New York Lester Prdiic Cove Columbus Detroit Toledo Sandusky Chicago Benton Harbor Louisville

Big Four Route Offers Low One Cent Mile Rate to Buffalo

The Big Four Route promotes its Very Low Rate of One Cent per Mile each way for the 31st National Encampment of the G A R in Buffalo. Superior through service from Peoria St Louis Louisville Indianapolis Cincinnati Dayton Springfield Columbus and other points via Cleveland or Toledo Detroit is highlighted. Agents can provide full information on request.

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Hummer free sample offer from Romanza Agency

An advertisement touts a free sample and 60 percent commission for agents, promising 40 other goods and descriptive circulars. It lists a 18 inch height, 6 pound weight, and a regular price of $1.00 with a 60 percent commission. Address: Romanza Agency 719 Sycamore St Cincinnati.

Romanza Agency Sycamore St Cincinnati

Big Four Route Convention Announces Special Low Rates

In San Francisco July 7 12 the YPP and Co EE Convention unveils Special Low Rates via Chicago St Louis or Peoria. The Big Four Through Trains run from New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis to St Louis and Peoria and from Cincinnati Louisville to Chicago. Obtain full details from nearest agent.

Y PP. & CO EE San Francisco Chicago St. Louis Peoria New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville

Special Low Rates For Teachers Convention Travel

The Big Four Route offers special low rates to members and friends for the National Educational Association Convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin July 6 to 9. The 216 Four Route provides reduced fares for teachers attending the annual meeting in Milwaukee with routes via Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago. Information and travel details available from local agents.

Great Benevolent Society Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Chicago National Educational Association Milwaukee Wis

Special clubbing offer with Twice-a-Week Courier-Journal

Kinney and Turpin announce a limited time deal for a one year subscription at 1.25 dollars, combining their paper with Twice-a-Week Courier-Journal. Available to renewals and new subscribers who pay in advance, with samples sent on request. Subscriptions go to Columbus Morning Star, Columbus, Indiana, through July 1, 1897.

Courier-Journal ouher-Journal Columbus Ind Kinney & Turpin

Southern Railway Announces Summer Rates to the South 1897

The Southern Railway offers one way settlers tickets from Ohio and Mississippi River points to the south at two cents per mile and round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars. Valid on the first and third Tuesdays of each month from June to October. Wm H Tayloe assistant general passenger agent Louisville Kentucky available for schedule and rate details. The line claims unique reach into the eight Great South in States.

Southern Railway Ohio Mississippi River Wm. H. Tayloe Louisville

Bro Four Return Convention Promotes Special Love Rates

The Bro Four Return announces special love rates for its upcoming convention and highlights a route story from St. Louis to Toronto via multiple Midwestern cities. Apply for full particulars and details of travel options and schedules.

Denmark Builds Railroads Cheapening Travel Across Nation

The Engineering and Mining Journal notes Denmark has expanded rail networks through government and private enterprise resulting in very cheap transport. A government bill aims to end return tickets in favor of direct tickets between stations, offering third class travel across the country for under 1.50 dollars, covering about 300 by 200 miles, a fifty percent reduction.

Kingdom of Denmark Goverment

Ring Cut From A Single Diamond Draws Antwerp Interest

The Antwerp display features a ring cut from a single diamond, praised by cutters and merchants as the first successful instance. The task faces difficulties due to cleavage and vein patterns requiring careful study to avoid splits. M Antoine, a leading lapidary, achieved the feat after years of work. the ring measures about six-eighths of an inch, with another sapphire ring noted in Marlborough cabinet.

Antwerp M. Antoine

Sultan’s heir named among Ottoman brothers amid dynastic murders

London Echo describes the sultan’s succession by the eldest brother Rechad Effendi, not the sultan’s son Selim. Rechad, son of ex-Sultan Murad, lives as a life prisoner with guarded visits while Jechad Effendi, though popular and humane, is rarely seen. The palace Teheragan is his residence. Nechad is noted for handsome looks in Constantinople.

Iskim London Rechad Effendi Murad Waredin Suliman Prince Selim Jechad Effendi Iie Teheragan Rechad Armenia Constantinople Crete Nechad

Wood Mosaic of Sawdust for Molded Doors and Floors

The Yale Scientific Monthly notes a new process for wood mosaic flooring using sawdust wood flour and shavings treated with shellac and alcohol then cemented with cord and lime. Hot pressed in molds, the compound hardens with heat and pressure, resisting temperature changes.

Industrial Union Yale Scientific Monthly

Trolley Buzz Reported As Headache Cure

A Brooklyn resident explains the trolley buzz heard on streetcars. He claims regular riders hear a persistent sound while traveling, and that sitting near an axle during a three mile ride relieves his headaches with riders noting no electricity in the car but sensing air currents. The belief is presented as anecdotal observation from the streetcar experience.

Brooklyn New York

Electric lining guards safes with time lock alarms

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports a new safe protection: safes inside cabinets or vaults use an electric lining of metal strips and thin sheets. Any pin thrust or tampering triggers an alarm. Time locks, steel alarm boxes, and multiple lag bolts prevent door opening.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

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