Directory of residents and addresses in city streets
A long list of names and street addresses appears, listing numerous individuals and their home or business locations across many city streets including Illinois, Washington, Capitol, Meridian, New Jersey, and others. The compilation reads like a local directory card identifying residents and addresses.
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Bloyd Avenue
John Flaskamp
Roosevelt Avenue
Chris Rasmussen
Cooper Street
Bert Lynch
Ludlow Street
Chas
Widoff
Martindale Avenue
Philip Boglan
E. Nineteenth Street
J. C Scott
E. Tenth Street
E. M. Goebel
Sterling Street
G. W. Vestal
Rural Street
John H. Lewis
New Jersey Street
Wm. A. Peggs
Ashand Avenue
Benj. Gordon
Ashland Avenue
H. W. Redpath
Phil M. Gapen
Park Avenue
Jacob E. Bombarger
Capitol Avenue
John J. Quigley
Geo. P. Simpson
Reinholdt A. Miller
James E. Dugan
N. DiHinois Street
Edward O'Day
Senate Avenue
John Nurre
W. Twenty-seventh Street
Paul Lang
Indianapolis Avenue
Chas. D. Myers
W. Thirty-fourth Street
Edward Stewart
Odell Street
S.H. Chaney
Sixteenth Street
Joseph B. Spence
Rembrandt Street
Edward Craft
Drake Street
Michael Flaherty
Vermont Street
Ed Farrell
Indiana Avenue
Daniel Griffin
James Hurley
Bright Street
Jacob R. Shaffer
Alabama Street
Rosco Montani
Taustin K. 1Zoe
Lockerbie Street
Frank Forey
N. Davidson Street
William Kestler
N. Noble Street
Charles B. McMichan
N. Hast Street
George Kuhn
Denison
Henry Brookmeyer
E. Washington Street
Joseph Adams
Horace H. Cadmer
N. Delaware Street
Thomas Shannon
Boat of Trade
John Cellahan
Lord Street
James Dobson
Southeastern Avenue
James O'Leary
Bates Street
Denis H. Irwin
Trowbridge
John C. Johnson
St. Paul Street
William F. Hillman
Hoyt Avenue
George R. Barnhart
Spann Avenue
John A. Sharkey
English Avenue
Albert A. Stuckmeyer
Woodlawn Avenue
Howard C. Wiggam
Lexington Avnue
James B. Morgan
Olive Street
Lee Hoop
Villa Avenue
James T. Smith
Prospect Street
Conyers A. White
Laurel Street
Michael Schneider
Cottage Avenue
Charles W. Winter
Jeremiah Collins
Illinois Street
Joseph Volputic
W. Washington Street
Lawrence McKean
S. Delaware Street
Samuel B.davis
S. Illinois Street
James, McHu
Thomas J. Dailey
S. Capitol Avenue
Charles Trout
S. Meridian Street
R. E. Kelleher
James Fitzgerald
Meiklen Street
Henry Meyer
S. West Street
M. J. Logan
S. Missouri Street
George Mazun
Virginia Avenue
Charles F. Meyer
Concordia Street
Charles McCarthy
S. Eaat Street
Joseph Lawler
James P. Parsons
Merrill Street
Neil Lyons
S., Delaware Street
Bernard McCloskey
S. New Jersey Street
Albert Vielhader
S. East Street
Robert Fr. Mythen
William Calvin
Stevens Street
Patrick Quinn
East Street
Andrew Roll
N. Rosengarten
Harry Franks
S. Noble Street
Richard P. Bradley
Nicholas L. Moore
C. B. Diean
Buchanan Street
James P. Riggs
Bradshaw Street
C. C. Lutz
Elm Street
Jacob Dux
Harrison Street
Cascarets Endorsement and Record of Popular Use
The ad claims Cascarets sell at a rapid pace with millions using the product daily and monthly sales totaling in the millions. It warns of imitators and counterfeiters seeking to steal Cascarets’ goodwill and profits while asserting extensive consumer trust and endorsements.
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Cascarets
Cascarets Promote Health as Safe Digestive Aid
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a time tested reliable product for digestive cleanliness and strength. It claims they act like exercise to empower bowel muscles and protect childhood from deadly diseases associated with dirty digestive systems.
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Cascarets
Dishonest Promises and the West Pocket Box Warning
A pamphlet warns against dishonest sales and health neglect by slick salesmen. It notes Cascarets are produced only by the Sterling Remedy Company and sold in Ten Cent West Pocket boxes, never in bulk. The message urges readers to ensure the genuine CCC-marked product.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Woman in Detectine Case Traps Oleomargarine Seller
Mrs Minnie Myers employed by the City Board of Health trapped William Elliker at his city market stand into selling her oleomargarine for butter. Elliker was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court. The wrap labeled oleomargarine concealed inside the package led to the purchase dispute and subsequent fine.
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Minnie Myers
City Board of Health
William Elliker
Elliker
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Gains Amid Liquidity
New York February 24.Liquidation eased at the open as buying for new accounts balanced closing of holdings. Reading led gains at 120, Amalgamated Copper rose, Baltimore & Ohio opened at 104% while Northern Pacific fell to 133% and several lines dropped 1 to 2 points. Steel common firmed % to 42, with London selling pressure capping early railroad gains. Government bonds steady while other bonds moved irregularly.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
National Lead
Missouri Pacific
Canadian Pacific
London
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain markets show wheat steady with various No. 2 to No. 4 red prices and futures notes for February to April. Corn and oats display mixed weakness and through billing prices, while hay and rye hold steady with Timothy and No. 2 rye listed. inspections itemize car counts across wheat, corn, cats, and hay lots.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices on Feb 24
Cattle receipts 3 slow and unchanged. Veals 200 active 75c higher with call to choice 6.50 to 11.00. Sheep and lambs 8,000 receipts handy weight lambs active heavies slow. lambs 5.25 to 5.85 yearlings 6.25 to 7.00 sheep 4.50 to 8.00. Hogs receipts 5,590 slow. heavy grades 5c higher. Yorkers 6.20 to 6.60. pigs 6.15 to 6.25. mixed 6.65 to 6.75. heavies 6.50 to 6.85. remaining 5.50 to 5.00. stags 4.00 to 4.75.
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East Buffalo
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa February 24 cattle receipts light and market steady with ranges for extra prime good tidy fair and common stock. Hogs receipts eight loads with steady market and varying weights. Sheep receipts light and market steady with prices for prime wethers mixed ewes and wethers and yearlings plus veal calves included.
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices From Rouse Bros
Indianapolis wagon market listing by Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky Avenue shows prices for feed and fodder. New corn 20 cents per bushel, shelled oats 52 to 55 cents, timothy hay 12 to 13 dollars per load, clover 10 dollars, mixed hay 10 dollars, wheat straw and oats straw around 5 to 6 dollars, with multiple entries and unit variations.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Chicago Live Stock Market Wide Stirs as Receipts Rise
Chicago live stock receipts show 28 000 hogs and 16 000 sheep with prices climbing. Hogs mix and butchers traded 6.15 to 6.60 for heavy through light, bulk 6.35 to 6.50. Cattle receipts 13 000 with bees at 4.25 to 7.00, cows and heifers 2.16 to 6.00, Texans 4.60 to 6.80, calves 5.25. Sheep 3.50 to 6.00, lambs 5.40 to 7.75.
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Chicago
Hoo Een
Ae Ae Sain Ogs
Arke
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Produce Market Rebates Report From Exchange
Fragments show a brief note from the Produce Exchange about fresh CRBs and pricing figures. The exact items, amounts, and dates are unclear but indicate routine commodity trading chatter observed in market briefs.
Cincinnati Hog and Cattle Prices Reported as Market Holds
Cincinnati market figures show hog receipts around 2000 with prices $6.50 to $6.70 for packers and cutters, light hogs $5.80 to $6.45, pigs $4.50 to $5.73. Cattle receipts near 968 with calves and veals firm to higher, veals $7.50 to $9.00, extra $9.25. sheep and lambs receipts 41 with steady market.
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Cincinnati
Notable Piano House Moves to New 4 Story Showplace
The Wulschner Stewart Music Co of 128 130 N Pennsylvania St plans a new 37 foot frontage piano palace with four stories and basement. The building will front plate glass ornamental iron and cream terra cotta and be located beside the K P Building facing the new post office. The move aims to house a large stock of pianos organs sheet music and musical merchandise and to replace an unsafe cramped facility.
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K. of P
Post Office
Pennsylvania Street
Piano District
Middle West
Middle America
Receipts Report For Indianapolis Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Indianapolis February 24 receipts show 3500 hogs 1500 cattle 156 sheep with fewer hogs and sheep yet more cattle than a week ago. Local packers bought with a 10 cent advance price range 6.10 to 6.65 for hogs while cattle levelled and bulls and calves weaker. Sheep and lambs arrived in small numbers and sold steady with lambs at 7.25 and sheep at 4.50. Steel quotations note United States Steel Corp issued a press release on distribution and price actions.
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Indianapolis
Peruna Receives Notable Testimonials From Quebec Hospitals
Testimonies from St Charles Hospital Notre Dame de Grace and several sisterhoods in Montreal praise Peruna as a valuable tonic. Sisters report improvement after months of use, noting relief from catarrh and increased energy. Hospital St John and others confirm satisfaction with three patient cases and personal benefit.
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St. Charles Hospital
Quebec City
Sr. Ste. Marie
St. Laurent
Montreal
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Sisters of Holy Cross
Notre Dame de Grace
Notre Dame de Grace Hospital
Sisters of the Goat Shepherd
Hospital
St. John
Renouf Dupuis
Philadelphia Seeks Invited 1911 Navigation Congress
In Washington this morning Representative Moore secured passage of a joint resolution to invite the Permanent International Association of Navigation Congress to hold its twelfth international congress in Philadelphia in 1911. The navy report on Capt. Hutchins remains unreleased while he stays ill at home.
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Washington
Moore
Pennsylvania
Secretary of State
International Association of Navigation Congress
United States
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Sperry
Hamilton Hutchins
Kearsarge
Gibraltar
Bureau of Navigation
Newberry
Bureau
Hutchins
Negro Holds Key to Murder Mystery in Rushville Case
Moses Allen, sent to the workhouse for 20 days from police court, on a charge of loitering. Police believe Allen holds knowledge about a murder in Rushville, Kentucky, whose abduction or identity remains unclear and under investigation.
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Moses Allen
Allen
Rushville
City Record Listing Births Deaths and Building Permits
City records list births such as girls for Deardorff Rogers Cadwallader and others. deaths include carcinomas bronchitis phthisis and vascular failures with ages and addresses. Building permits show multiple frame and remodel projects with addresses and costs ranging from 110 to 3500 dollars.
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Star Concert Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hamilton Avenae
McKinley Club
Richard Arden Chavers
Columbus, O
Smith-Morris Singers
Chavers
Amos A. Thompson
Bertha Clark Lewis
Dayton, O
Harry W. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Shortridge High School
Etiahere
America
Cascaret
Wall Street
New York
Pittsburg
Lis
Inaenapolie Produce Exchange
Gountry
Wulschner-Stewart Music Co
Tog Advange
NEW ‘Ork
United States Steel Corporation
Wihiche
Peruna
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Congress OF Navigation
Senate
France
Great Britain
Lake Champlain
Samuel de Champlain
House Committee On Agriculture
National Farmers’ Union
Barrett
Georgia
Neill
Texas
Henry
Smith
Farmers’ Unions
Oliver
Nettie Deardorff
New York Street
Geo
Ada Rogers
Ralston Avenue
Orin
Nellie Cadwallader
N. ‘East Street
John and
Kittie Mitchell
Luther and
Laura Horton
Sugar ‘Grove Avenue
Philip and
Rebecca Walpa
S. Canitol Avenue
Florence Greenwell
N. Chester Avenue
Horace and
Laura Baston
Olfe and
Mary Burnett
Douglass Street
Jessie Thompson
Hall Place
Julius and
Anna Epstein
Thomas and
Lizzie Erwin
Frank Street
Arthur and
Cora Lacy
W. McCarty Street
Mary Trusznick
N. Warman Avenue
Adolph and
Mary Schrader
Peter Dudley Jacobs
S. Pennsylvania Street
Sarah Ann Rape
Michigan Street
Capitola B. Davis
Ringgold Street
Edna T. Splan
Cecelia R. Wren
St. Vincent’s Infirmary
Edward King
Frank Muzzy
N. Meridien Street
Bert Gruber
Twenty-fifth Streets
Marshal Edward Rickabaugh
Birch Avenue
Walter Schwartz
Ohio
Pine Streets
John Hughes
Alvord
Deough
Blake Street
Harry P. Britan
Mary B. Weber
Adam Moore
Lela F. Williams
William J. Dowling
Maggie D. Meyers
Columbus L. Reeves
Ann Byrum
Royal H. Wilke
Irving J. Reuter
Jeanette Leakam
Fred W. Stevens
Bertha H. Albright
W.W. W. Walz
Harlan
Sarah Cc. Owens
Cornell
Head Bros
Sheffield
Edith Wadsworth
Twenty-Ninth Street
M. C. Kuntz
N. Senate
Smith Street
Robert Poenitz
Hazel and
Fountain Avenue
Nina E. Edson
Sarah E. Yargen
Open Street
William M. St. Clair
Robinson
LaSalle
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