Business Listings and Advertisements on Maine Street
A dense OCR of a late 19th or early 20th century business directory listing numerous firms on Maine street and nearby streets. Includes Jac obi Meyer & Co J A Sylvester Co Flachs & Co Bonnet Duffy Comstock Castle Schermerhorn Be Bro Co and others offering goods such as toys soap wrapping paper stoves tinware hardware wood dealing and renting offices with a note about premises at No 18 Fourth street and possession by February 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Meyer & CO
Maine Street
Miller
Hughes
JF Mallory & CO
FP Flachs & CO
Maine
Jeraey
Schermerhorn
BE Bro & CO
Great Western Dispatch
Vermont
Eighth Streets
Woodruff’s Bank
Fourth &1
Woodruff
J.C
COX
Bushnell
MOORE
6Th Etrest
Mocltun
20Th
Ith
Front Street
Broadway
6Th Streets
Thomas T. Woodruff
Fourth Street
Quincy
George V. Bristol & Co
Fourth and
Maine Streets
Bristol
Mariduf
Constitutional Convention Opens with Rail Bond Audit Demand
Springfield reports from March 1 show the Constitutional Convention adopting a resolution for a detailed Auditor of State report on bonds issued for railroad purposes. A proposal to incorporate Gross statutes into the Constitution sparked debate, and an amendment to bar municipal rail subscriptions without taxpayer consent was discussed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Howes
Neece
Public Debt Statement And Cadetship News
The public debt statement reports total debt and coin in Treasury with monthly and year totals. Washington cadetship sales cases implicate Mr Munger of Ohio in a $300 bribe. a committee report expected on Deweese with resolutions on payroll and reform. The Gold Panic report critical of Gold Exchange systems notes banker perception, conspiracy impact, and calls for taxation and anti-conspiracy legislation while faulting some figures and defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuicaGco
Zridune
Washington
Munger
Ohio
Mungen
Deweese
Whittemore
Gold panic testimony and varied 1860s news items
New York March 1 summary of congressional testimony on the gold panic shows the administration acted with public interest in mind while Fisk and Gould aimed to raise gold prices. Other items include whisky case postponement, missing steamers City of Boston and Schmidt, Meehan shooting update, Seward reception, Cuba expedition, school Bible case, woman suffrage, Mordaunt divorce case, cold Russia, Burlingame successor, Oneida sinking, and Irish political unrest in Tipperary with police protection for candidate Heron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congressional Committee
Times
Boutwell
Fisk
Gould
Corbin
General Butterfield
Jiudgeou
Fullerton
Rollins
Harland
Woodruff
Charles O’conner
Washington Heights
Boston
Bremen
Schmidt
Meehan
Pat J. Meehan
Keenan
Seward
Hall
Common Council
Cuba
Columbus
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Mordaunt Divorce Cabr
Mordaunt
Prince of Wales
Oneida Disaster Leaves Navy With Few Details
Washington reports the Navy has no full particulars on the Oneida disaster. A letter from Paymaster Tullock mentions the home pennant and farewells, while Admiral Porter states the crew numbers about 160. Transfers and pending enlistments complicate officers and men lists as the ship was leaving China for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Tullock
Porter
Washieron
China
United States
Oneida
Sunday observance petition drives Chicago saloon law
Illinois Sunday observance tale reveals a temperance meeting committee delivering a petition with twenty two thousand names to the mayor seeking enforcement of the Sunday law against saloon keepers. Governor Palmer condemns the Venice mob lynching of Anderson Reed and offers a reward for justice. Obituary notes the death of Rev Father Semarius at age forty seven in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well Hall
Palmer
Anderson Reed
Venice
Ill
Madison County
Cascano
Father Semarius
Transfer of prisoner Yerger after confinement ends
Jackson Miss February 23 M Yerger who has been in military confinement since June last on the charge of killing Lieut Col Crane was transferred to Henderson county sheriff custody by an order from the Adjutant General of the United States Army. The Fourth Saint General immediately made Salavite before.
Judge Caban Defamation Murder Trial Briefs Continue
Judge Caban charged in the murder case of Col Cranes as counsel for the defence were examined. Werger was committed without bail in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caban
Col. Cranes
Werger
Indians menace town after whisky denial in Helena
In Helena Montana last Thursday a small party of Spokane Indians demanded whisky at a mart and, after being refused, damaged furniture. White men barricaded inside, the Indians later stole fifteen horses but were unable to enter the house. the horses were recaptured the next day. Further threats of violence were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Marta Miles
Senate Actions and Committee Inquiries in Congress
The Senate adjourned after an executive session as amendments and amendments to the post route bill were debated. A resolution instructed the Judiciary Committee to probe tribal citizenship under the 14th Amendment and potential contracts with tribes. Other items included a joint resolution extending bond retention for distilled spirits, a whisky revenue measure, a cadetship investigation debate, and banking committee hearings on the gold inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
United States
Beck
Marshall
Hooper
Washburne
Logan
Committee On Military Affairs
Dewees
Whittemore
Committee On Accounts
House
House of the Forty-first Congress
Garfield
Elevator Fire Tears Through Toronto Grain Elevator
A Northern Railroad Elevator in Toronto was destroyed by fire this morning. It housed 120000 bushels of grain and 16000 barrels of flour. Estimated loss runs around 250000 dollars. In Indianapolis a fire at McKiszier Co. caused losses of about 500000 with 16000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Deinogagtereemon
Tae
McKiszier& Co
Toronto
Northern Railroad
Death by Own Action and Fire Incidents in City
March 1 report details two suicide attempts in the city with J L Vogel a German cigar maker found dead in his shop and Pat Gaffrey recovering after taking five ounces of laudanum. In Mapison Indiana arsonists tried to burn a printing office and the Lower seminary both fires were extinguished with little damage.
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CuHrenco
J. L. Vogel
Pat Gaffrey
Mapison
Ind
Observance of Sabbath in Military and Naval Academies
Washington March 1 Congress discussed a joint resolution by Mr. Wilson Indiana for better Sabbath observance in military and naval schools. Revels presented a Philadelphia colored men’s petition for equal rights. Drake offered a substitute prohibiting racial distinctions in agricultural colleges with bond forfeiture. Howell urged land grant reforms for Pacific railroads to aid settlers with homesteads and timely sale at $250 per acre, while supporting liberal western settlement policies. The Howell resolution was adopted as the Senate pursued the funding bill.
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Washington
Wilson
Indiana
Military and
Naval Academy
Revels
Philadelphia
Drake
Howell
Pacific Railoads
West
Montezuma
Dominion of Canada
Red River
Keokuk
Senate
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Pope & Baldwerl
J C Thompson
Ricker’s Bank
Hampahbirest
Carter & Govert
Fhat Stairway
Court House
Action
Mavise
Quincy Beg
Fifth and Vermost Streets
Fran Ang
T. Woodruff
West Side
Wahington
Hasket
Boyen
Washington Park
Wentworth & CO
Hayworth & Baughman
Jersey & Birth Sts
W A Williamson
Rais Hobert
Hampshire
Seventh Street
BROS
J. Levy & CO
J. Parrete Crhatrewty
A. Hyman
RL Allen
Phelps
Biehth Etrest
Betoon
White
Cortnis
Neetyville Coal
Iron Works
Il Zuil
Bet
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West Side of
Washington Pe
Mame
Wm. Harvey
tErchuk Packet Co
Ant
Tenth
Abo
Bechunge’ Mills
Fifth Street
State
HOLLS
Berger
Usabory & Co
Sts. Mills
Spring
Svrand
Crottenden
Tellico Mills
Cou
Wale Amt
Delaware
Pastehdaistaanehghalatastiaee
Eos Wiherler, Andrews & CO
Mainestreet
Austin & CO
Vorkst
Warfleld
SPUER
Hattacore & c Richards
Betsis
Ig Siete
Emeruhorn
Aheean
North Front
T. Whotesale Amd Retsil
Baerdwae
Colpreld
North Frith St
Reyal
Jonas Hampshire
Adams Biase
Herphes
Laclete Uotes
Chirags
Madison & Canaleta
Pirsburg
St. Louis
Leon Heallisg
Hagen
Cor
Sixth
York Streets
Brown
Corter
Fifth and
GEO Dingledine
Notiers
Bubroideries
Zephete
Meriam
Third St
Wiscera
Eirer Lumber
Meisshr & Dicknut
Fifth Sts
R. Fccomr
Sixth Street
York
GEO. Neeves & Son
Bradford
Ninth
Hampshire Streets
West Qaines
Lachineery Supplies
GARD
Dbertson
Neemchant Tailoring
Jon A. Allen
Quincy House
Maire Street
James. A. Parker
James Templeton
Powers & Finlay
Mains Street
J P Bert
VABEN
Desser
Seeger & Sally
Maine & Jersey
J. R Bunting & CO
North Sixth Street
Coo
Beystcians
Curtis
Maine-st. Bet
G. E King
Gould & W. & Williams
Quincy Planing Mills
Ohio Streets
Mululver
Fore Packers
JF Provost
Foater’s
Shirt Mwand Factory
J. Grafftey
Bonnet & Duffy
Fifth
Ohio Street
Comstock, Castle & CO
Front
Excelsior Works
Delaware Street
WMF Berghoefer
Pleasant and Weill
F Flachs & CO
L. Taylor
Taylor
Hamilton
Thos. Payne
Horner & Lyon
Col. J
Willson
Col. Wilson
Chicago
T. T. Dwight
Apratidants
Bayton
Empere Line
Bow
Krauntere
County of
Adams
Téaulm
Odd Fallova
Baiiding
Isto
Dir
Langdon
Telegraph
Proceedings of the Constitutional Convention
Gov. Palmer
Europe
Russia
Poland
Ireland
Proceedings of Congress
Constitutional Convention
Asninatow
Committee On Banks and Currency
Gold Exchange
Gold Exchange Bank
Grant
Gen. Porter
Gen. Butterfield
Committee On Ways and Means
Gold Exchange Clearing House
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On Banking and Currenty
Messrs
Cox and Jones
St. Petersburg
Burlingame
Petersburg
McLean Brown
Anson Burlingame
Denvon
Dystin
Tipperary
O’donavan Rossa
Kickham
Rossa
Heron
Clonmel
Illinois
Lynch Law
Northwest
Corbett
Joseph & Nelke
Congressional
East Side
OPERA
Kingsleys Theater
A. F. Kingsley
W. BR. Gray
Jean Hosmer
Susie Cluer
Meh. J. Z. Little
Tress Pardua
J. Z. Little
Woodroft & Pfeiffer
Opera House
WW. C. Richards
P. D.D
The
Electron
Richards
Woodiag & Pfeiffer
N. Main Street
ST. Louris
Ladd
Talcott
N. W. Gov
Fourth
Maine Sta
Wheeler & Stewarts
Dollabe
Date
Enireie Sword
C. C. Muay & CO. Goringteny
Harris Paint Works
Swinney & Phipps
Louis
P. B. Price
Gen
Jas. A. Parker
F. Gaushell’s
HAT & Cap House
GEO, J. Large
Naroets
Just
Brown & Bros
Messina
LEMOS
Rerrick & Rensch
Glaesprare & General House
Serlediy Aie