Directory of Local Businesses and Trades Across Main Street
A historic listing outlines numerous businesses along Maine Street and nearby avenues. It includes banks, lawyers, printers, clothing shops, hardware, produce dealers, piano sellers, frame makers, plumbers, physicians, bakers, and various manufacturing and service firms with locations from Fourth Street to Jersey and Vermont streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Emporium
Maine Street
Seeger & Sally
Fourth Street
Mains & Jersey
Beroasoundry
E Bunting & CO
Sicth Street
Curtis
Mains St
Tah Ferey
Baral G
Bing
F. Scott
Maine
Gould & Williams
Quin
Milla
Fifth
Ohio Streets
Tnion Pinning Mills
Fourth-st
Quincy House
Meneeb, Grimm
Hampshire and
Kinth Srete
The Great Yacht Race The Sappho Again Victorious
A tall sweeping dispatch reports the Great Yacht Race with the Sappho declared victorious as international attention centers on the event. The latest results place Sappho ahead amid brisk winds and a crowded harbor scene drawing spectators and press from major ports.
Wounded man sues for damages over recemt injury on Pacific road
St Louis May 18 W B Litte one of the wounded by the recent injury on the Pacific road has sued for 10000 damages. The Grand Jury has found a bill against Susisky former City Treasurer for embezzlement. The Evening Tribune cites private advices from Washington that the President has decided to remove Gov. Pile of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loum
W-B. Litte
Pacific Road
Hes
Susisky
Mvening Tribune
Washington
Gov. Pile
New Mexico
Expedition abandoned as 150 men move toward Swet Water
Reports from Cheyenne state the big expedition has been abandoned and about 150 members, now camping miles away, will head to the Swet Water mining district. A heavy rain and hot storm occurred here today and yesterday in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cheyenne
Illinois Crop Prospects Improve Across Central Counties
From Peoria to LaSalle and adjacent counties reports say crop prospects are the best in years as the season runs three weeks early. Corn is up and some fields are ready for the plow, signaling strong early development for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curicago
Peoria
Tazewell
Knox
LaSalle
Information leak prompt on American News Association
May 18 reports reveal discovery of the principal leak feeding the American News Association. Measures will be taken to stop it unless the Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company’s status improves, per resolutions adopted in Pittsburgh. The issue touches telegraph reporting rights and likely dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American News Association
Weatero
New York Associated Press
Pacific & Atlantic Telegraph Company
Pittsburg
American Association
Cap t Eyre case faces reaffirmed conviction panel
CAPT EYRE Loxpon May 18 The Board Trade declines to reverse the judgment in Capt Eyre of the Bombay. London May 18 Pall Mall Gazette agrees with the Times on the propriety of his conviction and says the facts sustain the harsh view of his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Board
Eyre
Bombay
Lonxpon
Pall Dftali Gazette
Times
Dominion Washington ships pass Saint Marie canal
The Telegraph reports Washington administrations issues instructions permitting passage of U S ships through the Saint Marie canal with all cargoes except munitions of war. The note carries from Toronto dated May 18 and reflects international commerce policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Washington
Saint St. Marie Canal
Billiard Match Crowned as San Francisco Sees Victory
San Francisco reports the billiard tournament closing with Joseph Little winning the champion silver cue. In Illinois a fire at Winona destroys the Linnois Central Railroad depot and grain elevator, suspected arson, no full details disclosed. New York notes a wife murder attempt on Pearl Street. husband Samuel P. Broadwell arrested. A divorce motion to set aside a decree in Indiana is denied in Superior Court. The cornerstone of Southern Illinois Normal University was laid at Carbondale with a large gathering and speeches by university leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Joseph
Little
Crabaco
Winona
Linnois Central
Ilroad
Luss
New York
Samuel P. Broadwell
Pearl Street
Indiana
Gonrtte
Southern Illnois Normal University
Carbondale
H. G. Reynolds
Edwards
Bloomington Normal University
Dr. Allen
McKendrée Dolicze
Election Fraud and Voter Turmoil Reported in New York
May 18 reports detail wide fraud in the New York city election with repeaters, polic e complicity, and massive registration manipulation. Additional items note McFarland case petitions, McLarland supporters, and a Democratic judiciary victory, plus a Cherry Street foundry fire and other local incidents.
Petitions on disabilities and Darien canal debated in Senate
In WasuieaTon on May 18 petitions were presented for removing political disabilities and ratifying the Sumama Bay treaty for a ship canal across the Isthmus of Darien. Mr Sumner urged information on English and Canadian steamers through Sault Saint Marie canals. Debates covered Berlin and German questions, with three weekly evening sessions approved. The Fifteenth Amendment enforcement bill was split between House and Senate versions, with Cragin and Sherman arguing defects and pending amendments as the day wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasuieaTon
Sumana Bay
Isthmus
Darien
Sumner
Sault: St.Marie Canals
Bancroft
Berlin
Germany
Senate
House
Stewart
Mesera
Edmunds
Thorman
Sherman
Cragin
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Derice
Hampshire
Hs & Dexter, Faventen
Fo &Ll
Jersey Street Agriculture
Pope ZE Baldwin
SU Bornees AT Law
Thompson
Ricker’s
Carter & Govest
Wmavise & Co
Qui Fatory
Fink
Vermont Streets
Malerarer
Che
Woodkdfe
Bantaoas
West Aids Leashington Park
BiPk
Tisnopautory
Beinemet
Rodolpa
Iearrans
la Nn
Richey
Malice Street
Washington Parc Boots and Y Shoes
I. Bent
Bampehire’ Spree
Wachinet
Park Wentworth
Arch
Fuildeba and
Coptifas
Seventh and
Oak Streets
Aayworth & Bughman
Fice Cor
Jermey
LaVermont Street
Richard Hobert
Seventh
Cratkern
BROWN
BROS
Hampshire Street
Sealora
Hynes & Moore
South Sixth Street
Opera Vona
Jesse Wal
Hamshire-at
Flotrier Wholesale
J. Lev Yao Shampshire
Hyman
OK Hall
Rempehire
West Side
Pars
Rinvens & Alone
Maie
St. Harvey
Alno
Keokok Co
CJRN
Roadway
Bet
Tenth
Kiewenh
Castle Wills
Front Street
Union
Baghy & Wied
Cluster Mills
Corner Front
Jersey
Atrenca
Famely Flour
TY Spring Mill
Sixth Street
Bet York
Winkle
Fifth Street
Boeween
Eule Mills
Broadway
Second Streets
Osthern & Co
Milule
Treetster & Crauttenden
Llivo Mills
Wresler
Norews & CO
THOS al=TIN & CO
Hampahire Street
Market Hous Square
Warfield
Maine Strese
Weulett & CO
Hamphire Street
Munson & Parker
Rich Adson
North Fifth Street
Ketmplire & Vermont
Pposite Farmers’ House
Torlas
Hampshire “T
LaaGk
Tampeshire Etree
EFA
Sermerhorn, Bro, & C
North Front
OOD
Gurlay
Pratt & Collins
Ferry Landing
Gamphire St
Adams
Henne
Prarsons
Madison
Pittsurg & St
Locia Depot
Virginia House
Corner O
Third
Bagen, Cor
York Streets
Jw, Brown
Wahhden Park
Gage
Filth
GEO
Zephyrs
Fismphire Street
DD Veriam & Son
Third St
Vermont
Wiscowen River Lumber
Ash & Poplar Mets
ER & Dickhut Cor
Broadway & Futh
Popland Ash
Ccmb
York
Ohio
Pondar
Neeves & Son
Bradford
Corver
Ninth
West Quincy
Aedler & Robertson
Marach Int Tailoring
Joan A. Allen
Ander
Quincy
Notions, Toys
Eic
Jacob Meyer & CO
Er Bie
SisTka
Wee
Raton
Bempebive Strest
SEITON_& Vises
Core
Ace Oetween Hampahirs
Was&h
J F Provost
Foster's Pork House
Hampshire St
Blow 4Th
Abams & CO
Eighth Street
Witte & CO
Lachs & CO
Bonnet & Duffy
Comstock Castle & CO
Frost and
Washington Streets
Excelsior Works
Delaware Street
Hetail
Ladd
Talcott
N. W. Gov
Fourth
Sis
Bnd
Empire Lin
Trelin
Informatioa Ns
Turatca
Garvey
Arent Quincy
Angidte al
Gihee
Pions EE
HAT & Cap House
Ing
Quiecy
Emmons & Aldrich
Ralph's
Spival
ST. Louis
H. B. Graham & Bro
Eifeet
Eee Ae
Eee
GEO. W. Bristol & CO
Tojas
A. Parker
Merchant Tailors
Quincey House
Quincy, Ill
Telegraph
San Domingo
The
Indian Commission
Illinois
Europe
Austria and
Hungary
of Congress
E Littell
Litell’s
War Department
United States
Secretary of War
Howard University
Freedmen’s Bureau
University
Fish
Republic
Friends of the Treaty
Fisher
Joseph H. Bradly
Bradly
Julian
Fields
Hoffman
California
Northwest
Soldier's Hospital
DayTon
National Soldier's Home
Hays
Deaker
Schenck
Willich
Samuel Galloway
Oui ¢A States
Niagaeba
Buffalo
Niigara River
Hartford“and Erie Iroad, Company
Capt
Nebraska
Christ’s Church
Orford
Sappho
Paris
Corps Legislatiff
Jules Simon
Tribune
Simon
Vienna
Baron von Beust
Austria
Count Androsay
Freedom OF the Press
Papis
Marseilles
Rochefort
Reviel
Rappel
Dominion
Sporting
Wifeamurder
Woman Movement
Tammany Ringst
Stanton
Appollo Hall
McLarland
Eleanor Kirk
Lou Hoffman
McFarland
Sorvais
Hickson
Anthony
Robert Dale Owen
Phebe Cozzens
Catherine Beecher
the Tribune
Wew
Common Pleas
Marine Courts
Brooklyn
Cherry Street
Mercantile Library Association
Reform
Dearborn Street
Jackson
State Convention of
Baseball Players
Council Blafts
Col. Ross
London
Yachta Sappho
Cambria
Butler
Mass
Committee On
Wailsee
South Carolina
Sargent
Washhorn
Wisconsin
Navy Department
Navy
Carolinecmith
Firth Street
Maiden Lane
State Avents
Cony
Congressional
Renate
Madame New
Chicago
Macon City
Farmers’ House
Finlay
Third Street
myiSdte Powes & Finlay
Morteages
Star of
Barnard Batten
Adem
S .Id
Hatall G. Taylor
Dave
First National Bok
Prem Sury
Snart
Milooia
Acti
csuv+y
Eaf
Eaid Cabe Ua
Penateh Tes
Tiles
S.J. Lesem
BRO. &Co
George Williamson
Interia
Suo-Maines
OPERA
Pari
Margaize
Nelee
DRY Goods Market
Neleke
Washington Park
Insurance, Fire & Marine
Penfield & Bishop
Republic Insurance Company
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co
Merchants’ Insurance Company of
Market Fire Insurance Co
Aassete
Sangamo Insurance Company
Springfield Assete
Franklin Fire: Insurance Company
Philadelphia
LISE
Ensurange: Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Fifth Stream
Merchants
Farmers’ National Bank
U. S
National Bank
Marbdif
Geo. R. Pfeiffer
Woodruf & Pfeiffer
Wwo
Maine. Street
Maine Steel
Gaedoor Sos of
Elgocal
John Wood
Poreezobull
Jansen
Bit
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