Local business directory and professional listings on Calhoun Street
A dense promotional page lists lawyers and attorneys practicing in state and U S courts, notaries, physicians, insurance and real estate agents, architects, and merchants. It highlights office locations on Calhoun and Berry streets, Main and West Berry, plus shops offering furniture, flour, meat, and sewing machine services. Names include Graham, Gotshall, Randall, Robertson, Zollars, Zollars, Swayne, Alden, Wilkinson, Tangey, D Isay, Schrader, Greenebaum, Fisher, Tons, Greenebaum, Wolf, Grimme, Schultz, Noll, Kestel, and others with addresses on Calhoun, Main, West Berry, East Berry, and surrounding blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham & Gotshall
E. Main
A. Randall
Foster Block
Robertson
United States
Caloun Street
Morrison & Dawson
Noutheast
Calhoun and
Main Streets
G. L. Bittinger
Main
Calhoun Street
A. H. Bittinger
D. Crane
Hamilton’s Bank
Aldrich & Barrett
Zollars & Zollars
McDougall
F. Swayne
Alten
Jean
Calhoun At
Jenison & Alden
First National Bank
W. A. Wilkinson
Justice OF the Peace
Court Street
Court House
M. Tansey
Calhounst
Isaac D’isay
West Berry Street
H. C. Schrader
New York Life Insurance Company
Buck
Fisher & Tons
East Berry Street
F. P. Randall
Clinton Street
Insurance and Res
A.c.greenebaum
Berew Street
Uropean Passage and Exchange
T. J. Tolan & Son
Armory Hall
Main and
Harrison Streets
A.C. Greenebaum
East Berry St
MacDougal
Calhoun
Berry Streets
Louis F. Schultz
C. L. Hills Music Store
Edw
Noll
E. Wayne At
C. L. Hill
Henry Fry’s
J. M. Irving
Choice Patent Process
City Mills
Pp. Kestel
Paul Wolf & Co
East Main Street
Details of Attempt on Emperor William Amid European Congress Talks
A June Paris dispatch reports hourly invitations to a coming European congress while Berlin says talks among England and Russia are not advanced enough for invitations. A Vienna cipher notes Bulgarian boundaries and Russia's occupation, and Egypt would gain from European administration. The London list names Bismark, Beaconsfield, and others as congress figures. Turkey’s representatives remain unknown.
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Berlin
England
Russia
Germany
Vienna
Austria
Bulgaria
Agence Russe
Egypt
London
Bismark
Count von Bulow
Beaconsfield
Saliaburry
Odo Russell
Great Britain
Count Shouveloff
Mr. Dow~tril
Count Andrassy
von Haynesil
Waddington
de St. Vallier
France
Count Corti
Count de Launoy
Italy
Turkey
Assassination Attempt on German Emperor
Reports from Berlin describe shots fired from a house on Unter den Linden wounding the emperor in the cave near his arm. The would be killer Dr Nobling, who occupied No 18 Unter den Linden, shot himself and died. The emperor received medical care and remained conscious.
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Berlin
London
Nobeling
Germany
Frederick William
Nobling
Hoedel
Heedel
Dr. Nobling
Halle
No. 18
Ander der Linden
Disaster report on Grosser Kurfurst naval loss
London reports say 600 men rode Grosser Kurfurst with 210 saved or lost including thirteen officers. Koenig Wilhelm steered to avoid a Norwegian bark and ported her bow, Grosser Kurfurst also turned but failed to avert disaster. Later figures show 497 aboard with 217 saved and six officers among the lost.
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London
Yved
Amon
Yue Peengsen
Porthmouth
Fear of outbreak grows as sultan misses mosque
Dispatches from Constantinople report the sultan did not attend the mosque on Friday. The absence raises fears of a potential outbreak and heightened unrest in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Constantinople
South American serious incident reported in New York
A June 3 dispatch from New York cites a letter describing a grave incident in South America. The note references violent acts and unsettled conditions, with emphasis on danger and pressing concern for regional stability.
Venezuelan House Speaker Shot Dead in Political Clash
Jose Miguel Barcellon, head of Venezuela's house of representatives, was killed by Edward Scanlon editor of the Tribunal in a political dispute. The crime stems from a fierce political conflict.
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Caracas
Jose Miguel Barcellon
House of Representatives of Venezuela
Edward Scanlon
Tribunal
Tornado Ravages Richmond Missouri
Kansas City Times reports a devastating tornado struck Richmond Missouri at 3 30 pm destroying central areas. The funnel shaped storm felled buildings damaged churches stores and homes, killing twelve and mortally wounding at least seventy five with property losses around two hundred thousand dollars. The Burgess family suffered severe injuries and many residents were left homeless.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Richmond
Burgess
Song
Train Robbers Captured Near Rawlins After Chase
Salt Lake reports eleven Rawlins Wy residents captured an outlaw gang seen near St Marys Station. The robbers offered little resistance with revolvers while pursuers used rifles. A confession by a key suspect led to recovering watches and money. One confessor turned state's evidence.
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Salt Lake
Rawlins
St. Mary’s Station
Cheyenne
Kansas
Jury convicts Crawford for murder in July case
In Chicago on Saturday a jury found Joseph Crawford guilty of murdering William Shandley on a date in July and sentenced him to seventeen years in the penitentiary. The report notes other regional items including state party actions and a railroad accident in Kentucky with several injured.
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Chicago
Joseph Crawford
William Shandley
Montgomery County
Ohio
Union Milla
Fall River
Maye
Uvion
Sangamon Villa
Detroit Free Press
Niar Nolan
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
New Orleans
Memphis
A. Brockway
Browonville
L. B. Woolford
Leadington
Frank Muzleman
Springfield
T. C. Hurley
Kokomo
Ind
Prospects For an Indian War
Maj. Gen. Ages reports Sioux Arrapphoes Cheyennes and other tribes at Sitting Bull’s camp near the Cypress Mountains plotting a boundary invasion. About 2000 armed warriors, deemed unreliable, push Fort Benton’s defense to a new position as Sitting Bull promises to return to the United States amid a grand war dance and tribal muster.
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Chicago
Ages
Seventh Infantry
Fort Benton
Cyress Mountains
Sitting Bull
Boundary Line
Ilges
United States
Shilohs Cure Promises Cough to Consumption Remedy
Many persons say they do not have the consumption when asked to cure coughs with Shilohs Consumption Cure. The ad asserts coughs lead to consumption and claims the cure will also cure lung or throat troubles. It offers a refund if no benefit and lists prices 50c and 1 per bottle. Also promotes Shilohs Porous Plasters at 26 cents by Dreier & Bro.
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Shiloh
Dreier & Bro
Fraud tale before Potter Committee on Louisiana Hayes vote
Washington June 1 editors report James E Anderson East Feliciana elections supervisor testified at length about alleged fraud in Louisiana voting. He described forged protest documents and promises of rewards for silence tied to Stanley Matthews Sherman and Hayes. Proceedings include Nash agreement, possible consular appointment, and mounting evidence to follow in subsequent days.
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Washington
Bour
Bon Ksode
James E. Anderson
East Feliciana Parish
New Orleans
Sherman
Hayes
Anderson
Stanley Matthews
John Sherman
Harlan
Supreme Court
Stansey Matthews
Evarts
Kaat Feliciana
Louisiana
Nash
Feliciana
Matthews
Gen
Webber
Mr. Anderson
Republican
Feliciana Parishes
Thia
Respublicans
Shellabarger
Potter
Bis
K Street
Investigating Committee Hearings Move Ahead
Report describes committee members and subcommittees as they prepare actions in Florida and Louisiana. Stanley Matthews holds the Nash agreement claim and has refused interviews. Anderson testified that the president said no promises were made and he had no obligation to fulfill them.
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Gov. Hayes
Anderson
Webter
Butler
Sherman
Louisiana
Menta
Stanley Matthews
Nash
Democrata
Florida
Huston
Springer
Hiscock
Washington
Matthews
Market Summary for Commodities in New York Trade
Cotton quiet as flour and corn hold steady amid mixed receipts. Wheat firmed slightly with 151 000 bushels received and 32 000 sold. No 2 spring due at 1074. Barley dull, oats quiet, 99 000 bushels received and 30 000 sold at 28 30e for mixed western. Lard steady at 670 675, whisky 108, petroleum unchanged.
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New York
Money and bond market and wheat prices from New York and Toledo
New York on June 3 reports money at 3 percent exchange 484 486 gold 1003 borrowing rates 19 to 23 percent silver 117 10 greenback 116g gold silver coin 14 percent discount governments weak state bonds dull and steady stock market buoyant prices advanced. Toledo on June 3 shows wheat weak and lower cash Wabash No 3 red 90c June July 1003 red 88c Dayton and Michigan red 88c corn daily high mixed 38c oats No 2 23c.
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New York
Exchange
Toledo
Dayton
Michigan
Petroleum market report from Cleveland today
In Cleveland on June 3 the standard white 110 test crude sold at 9c. The note records a market snapshot with limited details and abbreviations for price and grade.
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Cleveland
Standard White
Commodity prices and seed market quotations list
The report lists prices for flour patents, various wheats, corn, oats, flaxseed, clover and timothy seeds, orchard grass, blue grape, rye, barley, corn meal, and byproducts. It includes live animals and byproducts like egge, bees wax, potatoes, wool grades, hay, shorts, middlings, bran, sheep belts, hides, feathers, beans, tallow, and dressed hogs with price ranges per unit or ton.
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Shorts
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City Directory
Attosa
W. W. Carson
Hamilton's Bank
Spencer, & Jenkinson
Warren H. Withers
A P. Buchman
G. W. Allyn
Wright's Drug Store
Broadway
Cor. Washington
A. E. Nieschang
Dreier & Bro.’s
Columbia Streets
Wasner's
G. P. Barnum
East
Columbia Street
J. Beaton
Dreler & Bros
Ansu
Ance and Real Estate
John Rabus
Breqchant Tailor
Weils Street
Bloomingdale, City
B.B. Hartman
Ntiat
West By
Dr. I. Knapp & Son
S.w
Berry and
Clinton Streets
D. Wessell
H. Horstmann
West Side
Jefferson
Lewis Streets
Hail & Klaebau
West Main Street
Fort Wayne
L. Peltier
West Wayne Street
C. Fink
Maiden Lane
Joe H. Brimmer
Hamilton
4. E. Cor
Columbia Sts
Laurent
Herr Street
Lafayette Street
H. Bar
Razr Street
William
Grosser Kurferst
Band of Utah
Congress
Paris
Republique Francnaise
Powell & Son
Burgess Bros
L Dickinson
Jackson and Patten
Masonic Lodge
Wm. Marshall, Jackson &Co
Jackson&Holman
C. D. Sayer
Murray McDonald
Dr.Jacobe
C.M. Crisbin & Co
Kiger & Wortz
J.P. Buesenburg
Shaw House
Potter Committee
The
Chicago Times
East Feliciana
Slao
Stanley Mattuewa
Tis
NEW American Sewing Machine
Sidney Smith
Financial and Commercial
Sentinel Office
Fort Wayne and Vicinity
Joecans
Station A. Jeidzt
William Kanning
Academie de Medecine
Ita Sale
Poreramene
H’ Tleg
Vichy Seltzer
Fred, Debary & CO
Warren Street
Afollinaris CO
Londof
Ellsworth
Brussels
Ingrain
China
Muncie
Indianapolis
North Depot
Pem
W. W. Worthingtom
Geo. W. Mullen
Dreier
H Avery
Colenabia
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