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ROYAL LEAGUE.
Old Fort Council No 192. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall every second and fourth Wednesday. John T Leach, A; L G Dailey, Scribe.
ORDER OF RED MEN.
Mechecaunnochqua Tribe No 106. M J Archbold, Sachem ; W A Aiken, C of R.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
Central Union Telephone Co, Tri-State Bldg. Edgar L Taylor, Mngr.
Fort Wayne District Telegraph Co, 2 New Aveline House Blk. E J Ehrman, Mngr.
Fort Wayne Postal Telegraph Co, New Aveline- and Ran- dall Hotels. E J Ehrman, Mngr.
Home Telephone Co, Bank Blk. Wm L Moellering, Sec and Mngr.
National Telephone and Telegraph Co. Geo F Trier, Sec and Gen'l Mngr. Hamilton Bank Bldg.
Western Union Telegraph Co, 27 E Berry. Oscar L Perry Mngr.
Association of American Directory Publishers
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DIRECT DIREC DIRECT
ANIZED
DIRECTORY
PUBLISHERS Y
REGISTERED
1899
ORGANIZED NOVEMBER, 1898.
.OFFICERS ....
President, R. L. POLK, Detroit.
First Vice-President, W. E. MURDOCK, Boston.
Second Vice-President, W. H. LEE, New Haven. Secretary, W. H. BATES, New York.
Treasurer, REUBEN H. DONNELLEY, Chicago. .... TRUSTEES ....
AVID B. GOULD, St. Louis.
R. L. POLK, Detroit.
. E. MURDOCK, Boston.
W. H. BATES, New York.
EUBEN H. DONNELLEY, Chicago. A. G. WRIGHT, Milwaukee.
. H. LEE, New Haven. A. V. WILLIAMS, Cincinnati.
T. F. SMITH, St. Paul.
THE OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE AS FOLLOWS :
FIRST: To improve the directory business by the interchange of ipas, and by the exchange of competent employees.
SECOND: To protect the public against fraudulent advertising siemes, operated under the name of directories, and to drive such pub- lhers out of the business.
THIRD : To provide permanent and continuous employment for biest and faithful directory canvassers.
FOURTH : For the mutual advancement of the established and p spective interests of all who may become members of the Association.
ASSOCIATION
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MAGNETIC MINERAL WELL SANITARIUM D, W. GULICK, PROP'R., FORT WAYNE, IND.
T HE SANITARIUM is pleasantly located on Home Street, at the east end of the city, and is fast gaining prominence among the sanitariums and health resorts of America through its famous Magnetic Mineral Well. By using this water, a natural medicine which has been brewing through countless ages, in Nature's laboratory, deep in the bowels of old Mother Earth, we may dispense with poisonous drugs, and restore the natural functions of the over-worked and worn out stomachs, livers, kidneys, skir and nerves, and bring again the bloom of ruddy health to the cheek of man and womankind.
Coming from a depth of nearly one-third of a mile through a solid rock, as does this water, it is absolutely free from dele terious substances, decaying organic, vegetable and anima. matter, drainage, sewerage, disease germs, etc., that can and do contaminate all surface water from springs, streams and shallow wells, so that we have not only the BEST but the PUREST water on earth.
This water has long been used by the patients at the Sani tarium, and the people of Fort Wayne, Ind., and vicinity, with excellent results, both externally, in baths, and by interna administration, and it has produced some remarkable results in the alleviation and cure of various forms of acute and chronic stomach, liver and kidney troubles, rheumatism, nervous and skin diseases, due to a sluggish condition of the glandular sys tem, inactive skin, and acid states of the blood, fermentation it the gastro-intestinal canal and faulty conditions of the genito urinary system.
This magnetic mineral water, taken after meals, relieves any distress caused by over eating, indigestion, dpspepsia, sou. stomach, water brash, heart burn, bloating or colic.
If you are sick, and tired of taking strong alcoholic medi cines, and want to get well, try one of Nature's own remedies and use the wonderful Magnetic Mineral Well Water, from the Abbott Magnetic Mineral Well Sanitarium.
D. W. GULICK, Prop., Magnetic Mineral Well Sanitarium, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA, U. S. A.
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Western Office and Works ATCHISON, KAN.
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WESTERN OFFICE AND WORKS, ATCHISON, KAN.
EASTERN OFFICE AND WORKS. HOLYOKE, MA
R. L. POLK & CO.'S FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY. 1901.
ABBREVIATIONS.
adv
advertisement mkr maker
agent mnfg manufacturing agt
apprentice mnfr manufacturer appr
assn
association mngr manager
asst
assistant n
north or north of
av
avenue n e cor
northeast corner
b
boards nr
near
bel
below n s north side
bet
between n w cor
northwest corner
bldg
building opp
block po postoffice
blksmth
blacksmith
pres president
bkkpr
bookkeeper propr proprietor
carpenter publr publisher
caslı
cashier
RMS .Railway Mail Service
Reverend :lk clerk Rev
col'd
colored rd road
collector S south or south of collr
conductor s e cor southeast corner condr
corner sec secretary cor
east or
east of supt superintendent
east side tel opr telegraph operator engr
engineer treas treasurer 1
house whol wholesale
nsp
inspector w
west or west of
west side ab
laborer w s
widow nach
machinist, wid
The word "street" is always understood.
RAILROADS.
you' Ft W & W Ry
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western
FR & I Ry ...
Grand Rapids & Indiana
, E & W Ry. . Lake Erie & Western
er am. S & M S ... Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Y C & St L R R.
New York, Chicago & St Louis
Ft W & C
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Wabash
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
A
Abbott Alice, 34 Walton. Abbott Mattie, b 155 Ewing.
OKE, MI !!
ted in
Tabash R R.
opposite blk
carp
PRACTICAL MACHINIST
W. E. FOX| REPAIR SHOP ... MACHINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
FINE TOOLS MADE AND REPAIRED.
Iver Johnson and Wayne Bicyles. AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED 54-56 BARR STREET.
- - - Columbia Machine Works
84 R. L. POLK & CO.'S.
Abbott Wm T, h 155 Ewing.
Abdallah John, peddler, b Hedekin House.
Abdon George (George Abdon & Co), h 209 E Wayne.
Abdon George & Co, (George Abdon) plumbers, I W Co- lumbia.
Abel, see also Ebel and Habel.
Abel Mary, principal South Wayne school, b 26 E Wash- ington.
Abercrombie John, engr Penn Co, b 106 Baker. Aborn Thomas E, compr Archer Ptg Co, h 43 W Berry.
Abrams Mrs Grace, b 65 W Lewis.
Abrams Orphie, music teacher, b 199 E Lewis.
Abrams Sherman, brakeman, b 65 W Lewis.
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, 6 miles n of Court House.
Achduth Veshalom Temple, s w cor Harrison and W Wavne.
Achenbach Harry A, cik The Packard Co, h 312 E Jeffer- son.
LOANS CAN BE MADE AT ANY TIME AT
The Citizens' Trust Co.,
Cor. Clinton & Berry Streets,
With its liability of $400,000 it makes a safe place to deposit your savings. Any amount can be deposited upon which 3 per cent. interest will be paid.
Acker Harry J, foreman, h 80 E Butler.
Acker Henry, brakeman Penn Co, b 58 Brackenridge.
Ackerman Charles, lab Penn Co, h 66 Summit.
Ackerman Frank, artist, b 90 Howell.
Ackerman Hubert, artist, h 90 Howell.
Ackerman John, car repr Penn Co, h 77 Summit. Ackerman Martin, lab, h 88 Hanna.
Ackerman Theresa ( wid Wolfgang), b 56 Maumee av. Ackmeyer Charles, carp Penn Co, h 33 Poplar, (Duryea). Adair Olive, domestic, 179 W Berry.
Adams Bert, marble polisher, h 24 Dubois.
Adams Charles C, engr Penn Co, h 311 E Lewis.
Adams Elizabeth, h III Brackenridge.
Adams Elizabeth M, dressmkr, b 17 Lavina (Pritchard). Adams Endsley R, trav agt, h 5 McClellan.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO, George E Becker, Agent, 10 W Main, both phones 422.
Adams George, b 105 Lafayette. Adams George D, express messenger, h 165 Fairfield av (Griffith ).
Fleming Mnfg. Co. 78 HIGH STREET.
Manufacturers of ROAD GRADERS.
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FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY.
CHARLES A MOFA
SWEET CIDER
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PLE
P AP WINE
ENUING OCIDER VINEGAR
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CIDER, CHAMPAGNE CIDER AND CIDER VINEGAR, CATAWBA AND CONCORD WINES, Nos. 181, 183 and 185 Calhoun Street, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. Goods sent to all parts of the United States.
E. F. LIEBMANN, Carpenter, Contractor and Builder
66 PEARL STREET.
Res. 106 W. Wayne St.
Tel. Home 913.
Tel. Central Union 329.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL
DR. LUELLA MCKINLEY DERBYSHIRE, Prop'r. 141 CASS STREET, Corner 6th. TELEPHONE 1235.
OFFICE, 9 LAU BLDG.
HOURS: 10 to 12. A. M.
TEL. 1277.
2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M.
Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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DMUNDS
ELECTRIC CON- STRUCTION CO.
ELECTRIC Gas, Electric and Combination Fizt- ROOM 4 Telephones: SUPPLIES ures, Gas and Electric Shades. Schmitz Blk .. ||H. 262-B. 161
9 E. Columbia St. LAWN MOWERS.
SCREEN DOORS, GARDEN HOSE,
H. Pfieffer & Son,
86 R. L. POLK & CO.'S.
Adams Israel, brass finisher E B Kunkle & Co, h n s Hunt- ington rd, nr Lindenwood Cemetery.
Adams John E, condr Ft W Traction Co, h 333 Lafayette Adams John H, dentist, 33 Washington Boul, h same. Adams Joseph H, h 70 Harrison.
Adams Louisa, b 111 Brackenridge.
Adams Minnie, b 165 Fairfield av (Griffith).
Adams Thomas H, brakeman Penn Co, h 104 Hayden.
Adams Ulysses G, car bldr Penn Co, h 201 E Jefferson. Adams Walter W, mach Bass F & M Co, h 311 E Lewis Adams Wm, painter Penn Co, h 17 Pritchard.
Adams Wm C, lab, h 51 Maumee av.
Adams Wm J, lab, h 527 E Wayne.
Adamson Mary, ( wid Louis), h 4 Edgerton.
Adelman Israel, stenogr S K Blair, b 26 Van Buren. Adkins Albert C, h 353 Lafayette.
Adler Hugo A, foreman W K Mills, h 36 Boone.
Adler Mrs Rickie, smstrs, h 61 Wall.
Aehnelt Adelbert F, grocer, 244 St Mary's av, h same.
MODERATE CHARGES, GUARANTEED WORK. Arcade Dental Parlors
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. Ground Floor, Arcade, Room 7. TEL. 627. BURKET & BAKER
Aehnelt Johanna, b 24 Liberty.
Aehnelt Paula, clk, A F Aehnelt, b 244 St Mary's av.
Aehnelt Ursula, b 244 St Mary's av.
Achnelt Walter, clk, A F Aehnelt, b 244 St Mary's av.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO, of Hartford, Conn, C W Orr Agent, 312 Washington Boul, Phones 109. Affolder John, h 15 Simon.
Affolder Louis, lab, h 195 'Wallace.
Affolder Louis Jr, molder, b 195 Wallace.
Affolder Minnie seamstress, b 195 Wallace.
Affolder Philip J, helper Bass F & M Co, b 195 Wallace. African M E Church, n e cor E Wayne and Francis.
Agenbrook Harry H, hostler Powers & Barnett, r 18 E Wayne.
Agenbrook John, driver Brown Tkg Co, b 227 Barr. Agerter Emery S, fireman Penn Co, r 80 Baker. Agler Charles, b 273 W Main. Agler Laura, (wid Hiram), h 273 W Main. Agler Guy, lab Horton Mfg Co, b 273 W Main. Agnew John, lab, r 32 Calhoun.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY KRUSE 93 E. SUPERIOR ST.
Building Material CALL AT
& BUSCHING'S, TEL. 24 :.
E. 1
WAYNE
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UTVDEWDITEDS
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FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY.
Plaster and Stucco Ornaments for Exterior and Interior Decorations.
Ornamental Glass Designs and Estimates Furnished.
HERMAN A. KIRCHEFER,
INTERIOR DECORATOR -IN- FRESCO - TAPESTRIES - AND - SCENERIES. 15 ARCADE, FORT WAYNE, IND. TELEPHONE 1302.
TELEPHONE 138.
C. J. ULMER, Proprietor.
BELMONT STABLES!
88 East Main Street, FORT WAYNE. IND.
Kretzman's UMBRELLA Hospital. ... RECOVERING AND REPAIRING ...
New Umbrellas Parasols
MADE TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE. ALL WORK WARRANTED TO BE FIRST-CLASS. Drop me a Postal and I will Call. Goods Delivered Free of Charge'
158 CALHOUN ST. FORT WAYNE, IND. Branch Office, 34 Buchanan St.
MAGNETIC HEALER.
CLAIRVOYANT.
MRS. CATHERINE MILLER,
MASSAGE TREATMENT.
DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALTY.
No. 2 E. COLUMBIA ST .. Third Floor. Hours: 9 A. M. to 9 P. M
JOHN L. HUNTER, Manufacturer of ALL KINDS OF BROOMS AND WHISKS, 153 HAYDEN.
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W hite National Bank
Safe Deposit Vaults offer to the pub- lic the greatest protection for the safe keeping of their Notes, Deeds, Ab- stracts, Insurance Policies, Bonds, Wills, Money, Jewelry and Valuables of all kinds against Fire and Burglars. Safes Rented at $5 a Year.
44 to 54 E. Superior St. Diether Lumber Co. & 100 Pearl St., FORT WAYNE, IND.
MADE BY THE
Window Frames
OF
88 R. L. POLK & Co.'S.
Agster Charles A, mach Wabash R R, h 206 Hoagland av. Ahearn Anna, waitress McKinnie House, b same.
Ahearn Mary, (wid James), h 23 Dawson (Colerick).
Ahern Dennis, brakeman, b 321 Hanna.
Ahern Edward E, molder, h 321 Hanna.
Ahern Johanna, (wid Eugene), h 321 Hanna.
Ahern Margaret, stenogr McCormick H M Co, b 83 Wag. . ner.
Ahern Mary E, b 83 Wagner.
Ahern Patrick T, opr Postal Tel Co, b 321 Hanna.
Ahern Thomas, plasterer, h 83 Wagner.
Ahern Wm, lineman, h 65 E DeWald.
Ahern Wm A, clk, b 54 Melita.
Ahlers Charles, lab Bass F & M Co, b 82 Barr.
Ahlersmeyer Elizabeth, clk, b W. F Ahlersmeyer.
Ahlersmeyer K. Wm, clk, b W F Ahlersmeyer.
Ahlersmever Wm F, grocer and saloon, n e cor Wabash and Pioneer avs, h same.
Ahner Charles. car bldr Penn Co. h 118 Smith.
Wayne Dry Goods Co., THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE, 96 CALHOUN STREET, One Door South of Wayne St.
Ahner Jacob, car bldr Penn Co, h 251 Walton av.
Aichele August C, marble cutter, b 231 St Mary's av. Aichele Clarence A, barber, b 231 St Mary's av.
Aichele George F, marble dealer, W Main, near Linden- wood Cemetery, h 231 St Mary's av.
Aiken Charles, yardmaster L S & M S R R, h 72 W Fourth.
Aiken Edith E, clk Beadell & Co, b 72 W Fourth.
Aiken Hon John H, Judge of the Superior Court, Court House, h 40 Wilt.
Aiken Wm A, coffee roaster G E Bursley & Co, h 113 Lake av.
Door
Aikens Carrie, b 205 Thompson av.
Ainsworth Francis M, fireman Penn Co, b 28 Murray.
Ainsworth Jane, (wid James), h 28 Murray.
Ainsworth Marion, clk, b 28 Murray.
Ainsworth Nettie, domestic, 46 W Wayne.
Ainsworth Wm N, trav agt, h 76 Wells.
Ake Albert, brakeman N Y C & St L R R, r 429 W Main. Ake Elias, prop South Side Mills, h 47 Bass.
Ake Rosannah, (wid Zedekiah), b 16 Lincoln av.
MEALS
... 15 CENTS ... at RAILROAD RESTAURANT O Drawing Duany
Colhai Mnd
of .....
.. TRI-STATE BUILDING.
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ALL KINDS
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FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY.
Brunner & Koehl
Dealers and Manufacturers of
ISHAK
Monuments !
124 W. MAIN ST., COR. GRIFFITH.
ALL KINDS OF CEMETERY WORK IN STONE, MARBLE AND GRANITE PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
Fort Wayne Special Furniture Co. + +
MANUFACTURERS AND DESIGNERS AND
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SPECIAL
RNITU
ESTIMATES GIVEN ON
CABINET WORK,
FL
PARQUET FLOORS AND WOOD CARPETS.
152 Pearl st., FORT WAYNE, IND. TELEPHONE 316.
BRAUN
ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL GOODS WIRING FOR INCANDESCENT LIGHTS A SPECIALTY.
123% CALHOUN ST. Phone 640.
MECHANICS' TOOLS, ORNAMENTAL GLASS,
38-40 EAST COLUMBIA.
PLATE
C. C. Schlatter & Co.
90 R. L. POLK & CO.'s.
Aker Ambrose B, lab, h 196 Sherman.
Aker Charles C, tuner George Jacobs, b 60 Barr.
Aker Charles H, lab Hoffman Bros, h 65 Howell.
Aker Charles L, tester Ft W E wks, b 196 Sherman. Aker Daniel W. b 196 Sherman.
Akers Carrie, teacher Bloomingdale school, rms 64 Lake av.
Alabama Hotel, George U Irwin Prop, 241 W Main. ALBANUS BROS, (Carl L and George Albanus), Man- ufacturers of Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, also Kelly Rubber Tire, Plants 11-13 Clay, Tel 290 M, (see back cover).
ALBANUS CARL L, (Albanus Bros., h 491 Calhoun. ALBANUS GEORGE, (Albanus Bros), h 210 Hoagland av, Tel 281 S.
Albers Clark, appr Penn Co, b 46 Erie.
Albers Edith M, clk, b 46 Erie.
Albers Elizabeth, (wid Herman). b 69 Force.
Albers Peter R, real estate, 6 Arcade. h 46 Erie.
Kodaks, Cameras AND SUPPLIES ... Developing & Finishing
12 W. WAYNE ST., M. L. JONES.
Albers Phillip E, h 33 Madison. Albersmeyer Charles, molder Bass F & M Co, h 175 Hugh. Albersmeyer Christian H, druggist, 92 Wells, h same. Albersmever Frederick, contractor, h 419 E. Lewis. Albert Josephine A, music teacher, b 164 E Lewis. Albert Mary L. (wid Julius N). h 164 E Lewis. Albrecht Adolph, knitter W K. Mills, b 14 Elm.
Albrecht. Anton, cigar mkr. h 516 E Lewis.
Albrecht Charles F. cigar minfr. 516 E Lewis, b same. Albrecht Dorothy, (wid Martin), h I Liberty.
Albrecht Edward, carriage trimmer, h 40 Pearl.
Albrecht Eva M, clk, b I Liberty.
Albrecht Frank. driver Engine Co No. 4. h 15 Chute. Albrecht Frederick, cik The Journal Co, b I Liberty. Albrecht John D, printer C W Miner, b 14 Elm.
Albrecht Julia, candy mkr. b 14 Elm.
Albrecht Otto, foreman L Rastetter & Son, h 141 Gay. Albrecht Pauline, (wid John), h 57 Hendricks.
Albrecht Sophia, (wid Peter), h 14 Elm.
Albrecht Wm, driver A Haller, b 14 Elm.
Barr Street Foundry
Mnfrs. of Building Columns, Iron and Brass Castings. Gen- eral Job Work a Specialty.
WM E. HARDEN, Prop'r "IT TIT Cor Rarr anf ilno't Sta
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ALLEN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
JOHN WHITE, President. THOS. B. HEDEKIN, Vice-President.
HARRY A. KEPLINGER, Cashier. GUSTAVE G. DETZER, Ass't Cashier.
WHITE NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $260,000. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
DIRECTORS :
EDWARD WHITE, SAMUEL FISHER, R. L. ROMY, SOL ROTHSCHILD' T. B. HEDEKIN, J. W. WHITE. D. C. FISHER.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits. FORT WAYNE, IND.
ELOMCREN
F. J. Fletcher
LIVERY, SALE and BOARDING STABLE.
A Great Variety of Turnouts Always Ready.
32 BARR STREET, FORT WAYNE, IND.
CASSO & SONS.
FRUIT DEALERS, MUSIC Furnished for Balls, 236 Calhoun Street. Parties, Etc.
Harps and Violins a Specialty. Also Harp with Full Orchestra.
Residence, 42 LaSALLE STREET, Fort Wayne, Ind.
HARRY GOLDSTINE, Tailoring, Remodeling, Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing, Umbrellas Recovered and Repaired. Also Fancy Parasols Made to Order. 63 E. MAIN ST., FT. WAYNE, IND.
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ORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 01 Milwaukee, Wis. H. B Hunt, Gen. Agt. 81 Calhoun St.
Phones
Bell 306. Home507-S
JASPER METZNER PROPRIETOR.
Cor. Calhoun and Highland
Eagle Steam Laundry
92
R. L. POLK & CO.'S.
Albright Goldie, r 53 Elm.
Albright Thomas, fireman N Y & St L R R, h 53 Elm. ALDEN SAMUEL R, lawyer, 17-18 Bank blk, h 190 W Berry.
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