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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1897

Page

3

City street corner pairings list with intersections

Readable lines enumerate street names and cross streets including Seventh Jackson Third Washington Mecley s Franklin Pearl Sycamore Chestnut Wilton Union Sycamore Thirteenth California and more, with numbers likely addresses or route markers. No clear event or narrative beyond a catalog of corner pairs and street junctions.

Ji- Fond Tacvaye Bileh Warbsrgter Jackson Washington Mecley Lenrery Jiethoch Works Franklin Ena Franklin Fraxuklin Féewrtenth Kiath Pearl Sycamore Chestnut Wilton Union Reevee Pulley Works Hutchins Avenue Birteenth California

National Encampment route details and Big Four line info

The Big Four Route promotes the National Encampment in Buffalo New York with through trains and low fares. It lists city officers and routes from multiple points and offers full information from any agent.

Free sample circulars offer from Romanza Agency

A sales pitch advertises free samples and descriptive circulars from Romanza Agency at 719 Sycamore St Cincinnati. It promises 10 cents postage and a 60 percent commission to agents for selling old items to men and women. The hoard requests send for the sample.

Men & Wom Romanza Agency Sycamore St Cincinnati

Big Four Route Offers Special Low Rates for Convention

San Francisco hosts Y P and G E convention July 7 to 12 with the Big Four Route naming special low rates from all points via Chicago St Louis or Peoria. Through trains run from New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis to St Louis and Peoria and from Cincinnati Louisville to Chicago. Inquiries to nearest agent for full information.

Nashville Tenn Max Cincinnati New York Keston, Patie Have Columbus Detroit Toledo Sandusky Chicago Benton Harbor Louisville Young People’s Union of America Rig Four Central Union Depot Cimcinnati Big Four Boys In Blue Buffalo Peoria St. Louis Indianapelle Papton Spring- Geism Bus Ntemedian Benn Cleveland Bes Bia Chicago Peoria Boston Buffalo Indianapolis

Big Four Route Offers Special Low Rates for Teachers Meeting

The Big Four Route announces special low rates for teachers and their chaperones attending the annual meeting in Milwaukee. The line promises excellent facilities on its service between Cincinnati Indianapolis Dayton Springfield Columbus and Chicago with full trip information available from any Big Four agent.

Big Four Milwaukee Cincinnati Indianapolis Dayton Springfield Columbus Chicago Big Four Rours

Big Four Routes set special low rates for National Educational Association

The Big Four Lines announce special low rates for members and friends for the National Educational Association Convention to be held in Milwaukee Wisconsin from July 6 to 9. The Cincinnati to Chicago route and surrounding territory are highlighted as a superior line for the trip.

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

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

Kinney & Turpin announce a limited time deal joining the Twice-A-Week Courier-Journal with their Columbus Morning Star. New or renewing subscribers paying in advance receive both papers for 1.25 dollars. Sample copies are free on request. Subscriptions must be sent to Columbus Morning Star in Columbus Indiana. Offer valid until July 1 1887.

Courier—Journal oyrer—Journal Columbus Morning Star Columbus Ind Kinney & Turpin

Southern Railway Offers Monthly Southbound Tickets

Ratesque Way And Hound Trip tickets to the South for June to October 1897. On the first and third Tuesdays, one way settlers tickets from Ohio and Mississippi River points to the south at two cents per mile. Round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars. Information on schedules and special rates available. Wm. H. Tayloe, Asst. Gent. Pass. Agent, Louisville, Ky. The Southern Railway is the line penetrating the Great South States. 1958t.

Ratesque The Southern Railway Ohio Mississippi River Wm. H. Tayloe Louisville

Indemnity Talks and Door Knocker Nostalgia

Russia renews Turkey indemnity terms cutting payments and stretching over four centuries while a New York Sun column laments the fading charm of door knockers and bell pulls as push buttons take over. It contrasts past noisy arrivals with today’s quiet entry in a dry, reflective note.

Russia Turkey Ottoman Empire Thane

Metamorphosis of a Pontedria Crassipes Plant

A Meekans Monthly note recounts a pontedria crassipes slip grown in a window bowl, then moved to an old dinner boiler, later split into crock and boiler, with one section sent to friends. The plant adapts, growing upward when space is limited, producing air bulbs and oversized leaves. It remains a thrifty, minimal maintenance house plant.

Meecan's

Moving a Brick Chimney At Shelter Island

The 85 foot high brick chimney, seven feet square at the base, weighing nearly 100 tons, was moved about 950 feet over rough ground in Suffolk county New York. A grain capstan and one horse on a sliding cradle carried it to a new foundation without damage in nine days with four workers. This is the second such chimney moved by the same contractors following a 52 foot example at Bridgehampton.

Manhauset Shelter Island Suffolk County Scientific American Bridgehampton

Extinct Animals and The Roosevelt Theories Critique

Dr. C Hart Merriam criticizes Theodore Roosevelts zoological theories in Science urging museums and naturalists to save specimens of large mammals before extinction. He cites European extinctions and declines in the United States including buffalo grizzly wolves and wapiti. The piece notes Anticosti bears and a Paris bear curing plant as context.

C. Hart Merriam Theodore Roosevelt Europe California United States North Carolina Adirondacks Meare Anticonti Mr. Menier Anticosti Gulf of St. Lawrence Paria

Epworth League Convention Route Details Special Rates

The Era Four Route offers special love rates for the Epworth League convention with a highlighted line from St. Louis to Toronto via multiple midwest and Canadian cities. Apply for full particulars.

Denmark builds cheap rail travel for 160 cents

The Engineering and Mining Journal notes Denmark lacks vast land area yet uses railroads built by private and government effort to provide inexpensive travel. A bill aims to densify service across the country, offering third class travel covering about 200 by 900 miles for under $1.60, a 50 percent reduction.

Kingdom of Denmark Hkere Tatiana

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