Alden area lawyers and professionals list in Fort Wayne
A dense directory of lawyers, physicians, insurers, real estate agents, and tradesmen operating around Calhoun Main Berry and Wayne streets in Alden Fort Wayne. It lists firms, offices, and services from attor neys at law to notaries, doctors, and merchants with street addresses and specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Swayne
Alden
Calhoun St
Aldrich & Ssrrett
Attor Beys
Lsw
United States
Calhoun Street
A. H. Bittinger
Geo. D. Crane
Hamilton’s Bank
Orrison & Dawson
Calhoun and
Main Streets
Wm. Donnell
F. H. Horstmann
West Side
Jefferson
Lewis Streets
Henry Fry’s
Ciy
J. M. Irving
C. L. Hill
Gene
B. Poulson
West Main Street
City Mills
Eeerls P
Paul Wolf & Co
East Main Street
John Rabods
Eechant Tailorg
Wells Street
Bloomindale
City
J. Tolan & Son
Armory Hall
Corner Main
Harrison Streets
KB. Hartman
D. D
West Berry and
I. Knapp & Ben
Burry
Clinton Streete
I.dunesier
Bates
G. W. Loaz
Allen County
John Trafmer
John McClose
Allen
Metropolis Wreck Off Currituck Beach Toll Reported
Telegraphs from Washington and Norfolk recount the steamship Metropolis stranded on Currituck beach near Currituck lighthouse. About 160 to 260 passengers drowned, others saved as the vessel broke up after leaking in heavy weather. Survivors described panic and loss with bodies along the shore.
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Washington
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Metropolis
Currituck Beach
Currituck Lighthouse
Lon McQuillan
Norfolk
J. H. Ankos
Philadelphia
Cape of Delaware
Capes
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Leeward
Cygnet
Life Saving Corps
Schooner Ela Haynes Sinks After Storm Off Plumb Island
During yesterday's storm the schooner Ela Haynes from Providence with a salt cargo wrecked on Plumb Island in Long Island Sound. Captain Stephenson of the Chester reported sighting her signaling for help but could not reach her amid heavy seas. a high wave capsized the vessel and she disappeared beneath the waves with all hands.
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New York
Ela Haynes
Providence
Plumb Island
Stephenson
Chester
Haynes
Notable Janesville Crime and Fires Reported Across Cities
Cincinnati reports Philip Watson's public confession after murdering his wife with a hatchet in Covington Kentucky. Hartford notes a Deep River National Bank break in. two suspects arrested in New Haven provide names. Wilkesbarre covers a felony compounding case against Justice Schutter. An Indianapolis fire claims a colored child. Philadelphia reports a physician's death amid malpractice accusations. New York details a pork packing fire causing substantial losses at A M E Long's establishment with goods stored for inspection.
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Cincinnati
Philip Watson
Covington
Hartford
Deep River National Bank
New Haven
Saybrook
Andrew Hubbell
Ohio
James Watson
New York
A. M. E. Long
Men for Congress: Newark Dispath Informs Feb 1
A Newark dispatch dated February 1 reports on Congressman candidate John Matten in a local race. The item notes campaign activity and political context in New Jersey.
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B. Johmaten
Congress
Newark
N. J
Michigan
Mammoth
Johnston Consented to Run for Congress in Richmond
Richmond reports General Joseph E. Johnston has consented to be a candidate for Congress from the district. The move, if supported, could influence local political dynamics and partisan prospects in the upcoming election.
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Richmond
Joseph EB. Johnston
Congress
Singular Delay of the Conclusion of the Peace Negotiations
London dispatches report a heated parliamentary debate over a supplementary vote amid Russian advances. Lords and Commons spar over armistice terms and the purpose of the funding, with Lord Derby denying joint occupation proposals and emphasis on a lasting peace amid a fragile stance.
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London
House of Commons
Pergona
Stafford Northcote
Chaplin
Inez
England
Lord Derby
Foster
Cross
Home Department
Constantinople
Russia
Rangia
Bright
To-Mor
O'Leary Completes Half of 460 Mile Walk Fast
Cincinnati Jan 31 O'Leary finished half of his 460 mile walk in two minutes under half the allotted time and remains in good condition. Bartlett the amateur aimed to traverse the same distance in sixty two hours but fell short by seventy four miles.
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Cincinnati
O’leary
Slsol
Bartlett
Judge Rules Vagrant Act Unconstitutional in Fort Wayne
Judge Lowry of Fort Wayne declares the vagrant act unconstitutional, citing a title that expresses more than one subject. The Plymouth Democrat notes the legal ruling and its reasoning.
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Plymouth
Lowry
Fort Wayne
Drummer Mistaken for Murder Suspect Hauck Case
A Toledo drummer linked to a murder case was mistaken for the actual suspect Paul Lohman killer Hauck. He traveled with Frau Hauck and was arrested in Fort Wayne after authorities mistook him for Hauck, but he was later released. The account follows the misidentification and ensuing arrest as described in the Toledo Dispatch.
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Sentinel
Bastile
Toledo
Cincinnati Enquirer
Paul Lohman
Man Haack
Fort Wayne
Man Hauck
Hauck
Monte
Upper Sandusky
Lothario
Markets by Telegraph. Gold and Stock Market dull
Money at 5.6 percent. Exchange at $484. Gold 1014. Governments steady. State bands quiet. Stock market dull with 148,000 shares traded by noon and narrow fluctuations. General railroad list down. St Paul preferred rose from 244 to 254. Coal stocks unchanged. Wheat dull, receipts 50,000 bushels, 60,000 sold at 1 2 04 for No 3 spring. Pork quiet at 1175. Lard easier at 76. Whisky 108. Petroleum crude 70, refined unchanged.
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New York
General Railroad
St. Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Directory
W. W. Carson
Graham & Gotshall
Government
Mercantile Collect
E. Main St
Spencer & Jenkinson
Zollars & Zollars
McDougall
MecDougall
Warren H. Withers
E. W. A H. Wilkinson
Justice OF the Peace
Court Street
Court House
M. Tansey
Calhoun Et
A P. Buchman
Tyler & Co
A. E. Nieschang
Dreier & Bro
Calhoun
Columbia Streets
N. Myers
Nill's
J. Seaton
Dreier & Bros
G. P. Barnum
East
Columbia Street
Anderson
Wagner
Isaac D’isay
West Berry Street
CG. Schrader
A.C. Greenebaum
E. Berry Street
F. P. Randall
Clinton Street
Fisher & Top
East Berry Street
New York Life Insurance Company
Buck
Aveline House
Talhoun
Berry Streets
Miller and Moritz
Macdougal
Black
Louis F. Schultz
C. L. Hills Music Store
Edw. Noll
E. Wayne St
C. L. Hilv’s
W. E. McDermut
West Lewis St
Eset
Main Street
J. H. Hartman
Washington Street
J. H. Grimme
Rchant Taylor
West Wayne Street
East Berry St
Hall & Minelin
L. Peltier
Renovator
Fred’k Kayser
West Main Ae
Atlantic Coast
Crime and Casualty
Wilkesbarre
Charles Shutter
Hazelton
Schutter
Molly Maguire
Dominick McGlynn
Indianapolis
Joseph Price
Wm. A. Davis
Weigerwald
House of Lords
Hobart Paaba
Ba=toum
Dervish Pasha
Batoum
Vienna
CENER
Gallipoli
Suleiman Pasha
BEA
Rome
Detroit
Columbus
Cleveland
Mamilet
Booth
Nashville
Edwin Booth
Sam
Hamlet
Edwin Boots
Springfield
GEO. Dewald &Co.'s
GEO. Dewald & Compy’s
W. Jacobs & Son
Mar
Jacobs & Son
DEY Goods and Millinery
Orfs & Company Millinery
Haute
Orff & CO
Child’s
Willliam Hiesian
Adena H. Carroll
Hartford City
Ind
Jadidal
Alaska
Phenix
D. E. Kellocc
Oe2adim
Geo
Fowler's
F.C. Myers
Clinton and
Railroad Streets
Aepedim
James Fox
H. W. Mordhurst
H.C
Raffe
Mayer & Graffe
Col. Calhoun and
Columbia Sts
Texas
le Mae Water
Clark
Stockholders’ Meeting
THE
Wapash Railway& Co
Tovepo, O
Wabash Railway Company
W. B. Corneau
Dtd
Telegraph
Gold and Stock Market
Tolkedo
Toledo, C
Terian
Unio
A. D
Orff & Company
A. Hattersley
Main St
Clinton
Wayne
Leib
Hannibal &St. Joseph
Coloniata
Chicago
Kansas
Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Wabash Railway
J. A
Reed
Gen
Clark At
W. Boardman
South-eaatern Pass
Ag’t
Decatur, Tr
Penfield
G. P
Hannibal
H. Wolee
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