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USA > Indiana > Allen County > Fort Wayne > Fort Wayne, Indiana, city directory, 1909 > Part 5
USA > Indiana > Allen County > Fort Wayne > Fort Wayne, Indiana, city directory, 1909 > Part 5
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Peoples' Trust & Savings Co, 913-915 Calhoun. Ineor- porated January, 1903. Wm P Breen, pres.
Perfection Birenit Co. J B Franke, pres; W A Bohn, vice pres ; C II Bales, sec ; J B Spatz, treas.
Perrine-Armstrong Co. Winter between Penn and Wabash R R. Incorporated 1900. Capital. $120,000. Van B Perrine, pres; E E Reeves, see and treas.
Pidgeon C T Millinery Co The, 931 Calhoun. Capital, $50,000. C T Pidgeon, pres and treas; II A Keplinger, vice pres; Wm E Woebbeking, sec.
Schlatter C C & Co. 202 E Columbia. Incorporated Feb- ruary 4, 1899. Capital stock, $75,000. Christian Schlatter, pres and treas; John C Trier, vice pres; Ora E Richard, sec. .
Sehwegman Dry Goods Co. 1923 Calhoun. Incorporated . December 16, 1905. Capital, $5,000. Paul Schweg- man, pres : Gustave A Schwegman, sec and treas.
Siemon Wall Paper Co. 1215 Calhoun. Incorporated No- verber 26, 1906. Capital stock. $80,000. Henry R Siemon, president ; W C Ziegler, sec and treas.
Thieme Brothers Co, Knitters av opp W K Mills. Incor- porated April. 1909. Capital, $150,000. Theodore F Thieme. Frederick J Thieme, John A Thieme, J G Thieme.
Tri-State Loan & Trust Co, cor Berry and Court. Incor- porated. Capital. $30,000. C A Wilding. pres; W E Mossman, vice pres; G W Pixley, sec; Fred C Heine, asst sec.
Union Mfg Co. 714-716 Maiden Lane. Incorporated 1901. Capital stock. $10.000. Julius Tonne, pres and treas; Warren B Phillips, vice pres and mugr; W F Ranke, sec.
Volland Milling Co The, 114 W Columbia. Incorporated January, 1901. Capital stock, $10.000. Henry Vol- land, pres; John Volland. vice pres; Wm Volland, sec and treas.
Wawasee Realty Co, 105 W Berry. Incorporated 1906. Capital, $10.000. Wallace E Doud, pres; George A Durfee, treas; Elwood George, sec.
Wayne General Construction Co. G W Beers. pres; Hugh G Keegan. see ; Charles McCulloch, treas. 34 IIamilton National Bank Blk.
Wayne Dry Goods Co. 904 Calhoun. Incorporated 1900. Capital. $25.000. Thomas M Lloyd, pres; Herman G Kappel. sec; Wm HI Myers, treas.
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Wayne Knitting Mills, e s Knitters av, nr W Main. Organized 1891. Capital, $1,000,000. S M Foster, pres; W E Mossman, vice pres; Edward Helmeke, treas; Theodore F Thieme, see and mngr; Fred J Thieme, supt.
Wayne Oil Tank Co, E Columbia. Capital, $15,000. Mel- ville A Mason, pres; W E Boshart, vice pres; F J Young. sec and treas.
Wayne Hotel Co, 117-123 W Columbia. Incorporated 1902. Capital, $30,000. J C Peters, pres and treas; Win D Collins, ingr.
Wayne Shoe Co, 123 W Columbia. Incorporated 1892. Capital, $100,000. Theodore G Seemeyer, pres; Wm F Moellering. vice pres; Robert Millard, see and treas. Wayno Manufacturing Co, s w cor Wells and L S R R. Incorporated March, 1908. Harry Fox, pres; Preston S Fox. vice pres: Fred H Jones, see and treas.
Welch John H & Cons. 1915-1917 Calhoun. Incorporated 1900. Capital. $10.000. John H Welch, pres; John O Welch. vice pres: Charles E Welch, see and treas. Western Gas Construction Co, Buchanan. between Holton av and Winter. Incorporated 1890. Capital, $80,000. O N Guldlin. pres.
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.
Amalgamated Union of Sheet Metal Workers, No 156, meets 1st and 4th Saturday in B of R T hall at & p m. Charles Siemon, sec.
Barbers' Union, No 14, meets 1st and 3d Mondays of each month at 8:30 p m in G A R hall. George Ross, pres; Wm A Kelsey. sec.
Bartenders' Local League, No 452, meets 2d and 4th Tues- days at Langard Hall at & p m. Win Bates, pres; Mearl Stradler. sec.
Beer Drivers' Union, No 116, meets 1st Sunday of each month. C Degitz. pres ; Geo A Kiefer, see
Beer Bottlers' Union, No 275. meets 3d Thursday of each month at Federation Hall at & p m. Wm Vincent, pres; L Huguenard. sec.
Blacksmiths' Union, No 222, meets 2d and 4th Friday even- ing of each month at K of L hall at 8 p m. C W Koenig. sec.
Boilermakers' Union. No 54, meets 1st Friday at Harmony ITall at 8 p.m. Frank Linerode, see.
Boilermaker Helpers' Union. No 24, meets Ist and 3d Mon- days at K of L hall at 8 p m. Ralph Masterson, pres; C' J Monerieff. sec.
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Brewery Workers, meets 2d Saturday of each month at Strodel's Hall at 8 pm. Henry Kraft, jr, sce.
Brieklayers' Union, No 2, meets 2d and 4th Mondays, 207 W Main, at & p m.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, A G Porter Lodge, No 141, meets every Thursday at 1026 Calhoun.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, No 136, meets every Friday at 919 Calhoun.
Building Laborers' Union, No 10, meets at 207 West Main street, 2d and 4th Wednesdays, at 8 p m. Verne Selmeider, pres ; Barney Krieg, sec.
Carpenters and Joiners' Union, No 232, MeDougal Bik, meets Thursday at 8 p m. Henry Schomburg, pres; James Munday, financial sec.
Car Wheel Molders and Helpers, No 10710. Wm Arion, sec.
Cigarmakers' Union, No 37, meets 1st and 3d Monday of each month at Harmony Hall. John Koch, pres; Coremakers' Union. Wm Gerke, pres; Jacob Alt, viee pres;
J T Brueck, cor see; Wm Sehnitker, fin see; Fred Paulsen, treas.
Electrical Workers, No 305, K of L Hall, 1st and 3d Fri- days at & p m. A H Meyer. sec.
Fort Wayne Division, No 12 (Locomotive Engineers), meets every 1st and 3d Sunday at 2 pm at 1018 Cal- houn. M G Flagle, chief engineer.
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor. E C Redding, pres; P R Bell. see. Meets 2d Monday.
Fort Wayne Typographieal Union, No 78, meets 1st Sunday of each month at Harmony Hall. E S Baker, pres; W A Copeland, see.
General Teamsters, No 178, meets in Bank Blk every Saturday at 2:30 pm. John B Hessert, sec.
Horse Shoers'. No 81. Elmer Bates, see.
International Molders' Union, over Gas Office, Court st, meets every 2d and 4th Thursday at 8 p m. F W Rippe, sce.
Iron. Steel and Tin Workers. No 14, meets in Aldine Blk, Ist and 3d Saturdays at 7:30 p m. J C Doty, pres; Theo Huffman, see.
International Ass'n of Steam, Hot Water and Power Pipe Fitters and Helpers. No SJ, meets 3d Friday. F .J Schwantz, see
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers, No 17. meets 2d and 4th Sat- urday in Aldine Blk. W Homberger, sec.
Lathers' Union. No 14, Federation Hall, meets every 1st and 3d Tuesday at 8 p.m. F J Crance, see.
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Leather Workers', No 106, meets 1st Friday. George Brad- shaw, sec.
Letter Carriers' Association, Government BIdg, third floor, meets the 1st Saturday of each month. Paul Richter, pres; Lewis Nieklas, sec.
Machinists' Union, Ilarmony Hall, meets Mondays & p m. A T Miller, sec.
Machinists' Helpers Union, No 12354, meets 1st and 3d Fri- days at Eureka Hall at 8 p.m. A F Schafer, sec.
Meatcutters and Butcher Workinen, meets every 2d Sunday at Carpenters' Hall at & p m. D J Shaw, sec.
Musicians' Protective Union, No 58, meets 4th Sunday afternoon of each month at K of P Home. II P Scherer, pres; Louis Schroeder. sec.
National Union, Fraternal Order Hall, I O O F. cor Wayne and Calhoun, meets 2d and 4th Wednesdays of cach month.
Order of Railway Conductors, Wayne Division, No 119, meets every Sunday afternoon at 916 Calhoun. C T Matott. chief conductor ; T P McArdle. see and treas. Plumbers' Union, No 166. Vordermark Hall, meets ist and 3d Mondays of each month. E H Lampke, sec. Painters and Decorators. K of L Hall. meet every Wednes- day at & p m. Geo Bopf. sec.
Patternmakers' Association of Fort Wayne, meets every Thursday of each month at K of L Hall, Bank Blk. Peter M Braun. pres ; E C Bangert. sec.
Plasterers' Union, No 70. room 60. Bank Blk, meets every Tuesday. Paul Schmaltz. sec.
Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union. No 19. Federa- tion Hall, meets first Friday of each month. Fred Gregg. see.
Retail Clothing and Men's Furnishing Clerks' Union, No 10, K of L Hall. 2d Tuesday. Charles Rekers, pres; Charles Neireiter, sec.
Steam Engineers' Union. No 19, K of L Hall. meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays of each month. L P Casebeer, pres; H T MeNutt, sec.
Stereotypers and Electrotypers' Union, No 64, meets first Monday of each month at Strodel hall on E Main st. Fred Todd. pres; Joseph J Metker, see.
Stone Cutters' Branch. K of L Hall, meets 1st and 3d Wednesdays of each month.
Stone Masons' Union, No 7. meets the 1st Wednesday of each month at 218 E Main.
Switchmen's Union, No 78. O II Holmes, pres; G T Sun- ley, sec. Meets 2d Monday.
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Theatrical Stage Employees, Branch A. H D McConahy, sec. Meets 3d Sunday.
Tailor's Union, No 118, 207 W Main, meets 1st and 3d Monday of each month. M J O'Brien, sec.
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers. Meets every Thursday.
Women's Label League, meets 1st and 3d Friday in Elek- tron Bldg.
LIBRARIES.
Allen County Law Library, 3d floor Court House. Open daily (Sundays excepted ) from 9 am to 5 p m. No of volumes, 5,000. IFarry P Ryan, librarian.
Catholic Young men's Reading Hall and Club Rooms, Li- brary Hall. Open every evening.
Concordia College (1,500 volumes).
Fort Wayne Catholic Circulating Library and Association, Library Hall, n e cor Calhoun and E Lewis. Associa- tion meets first Thursday of each month. Library open Sundays from 4 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.
Polk R L & Co, (Directories), 33 Bass Blk.
Public Library, e w cor Webster and W Wayne. Board of trustees, E W Cook. pres; James II Fry, treas; Anselm Fuelber. see. Committee, Rev. Samuel Wagen- hals, Mrs Katherine Hamilton, John H Jacobs, Wil- liam P Breen, Professor B C Von Kahlden, J B Har- per. Mrs T B Wright, Mrs A Griffiths. Miss Margaret MI Coleriek, librarian.
Y W CA. 215 Berry.
MILITARY.
Battery B. 1st Artillery. Ind Nat 'l Guard. Armory cor Spy Run av and Superior. Meets Monday evenings. Harry Clark, captain: Leonard Wood, junior Ist lieutenant; John Schaffer, 2d lieutenant : Charles W Long. 1st ser- geant.
Company D. 3d Infantry, National Guard. Ewing Hall. Meets every Friday evening. Clyde F Driesbach, cap- tain; John Cook, Ist lieutenant: JJesse L Bireley, 2d lieutenant.
Hibernian Rifles (independent), armory Hibernian Hall, 917-919-921 Calhoun. Meets Monday and Friday even- ings. S J Errington, captain: M J Shea, 1st lienten- ant; Emmett Conroy. 2d lieutenant ; Emmett Markey, sergeant.
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MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.
Allen County Medical Society. Dr Christian Martz, pres; Dr J E Morris, sec; Dr C B Banning, treas.
Anthony Wayne Club The, 817-519 Harrison ( incorporated 1903). J M Landenburger, pres; C A Dunkelberg, see; J Ross McCulloch, treas.
Associated Charities of Fort Wayne, room 4 City Hall. S MI Foster, pres; James McKay, vice pres; E H Mc- Donald. treas; O E Mohler, see.
Branch No 571, Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Ass'n. Mrs Kelly, pres; Mrs Anna Homeyer, sec; Alice Mother- well. treas.
Branch 833, Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Ass'n. Mrs Mary Hogan, pres; Miss Mollie Fox, fin sec; Miss May O'Connor, treas.
Bruederlichter Unterstuetzungs Verein, Harmony Hall. C H Buck, pres: A M Schmidt, vice pres: W C Baade, rec sec : H P Scherer. treas.
Concordia Society. Paul Richter, pres; John Wegmiller, eor sec: Ernest Hinkel. treas.
Corner Rod and Gun Club, 131 E Main. D C Stout. pres : Nicholas King. vice pres; Jolin V Linker, see; August HI Witte. treas.
Father O'Leary Council. No 327. Catholic Benevolent Legion.
Fort Wayne Aotumobile Club. O W Guldin. pres; T F Thieme. viee pres; A L Randall. sec; A C Alter. treas. Fort Wayne Caledonian Society. Meets Ist and 3d Mon- days at 8 p. m. $11 Calhoun st.
Fort Wayne Council, Knights of Columbus, Lau Blk. J F Franke. sec ; Charles Welch. treas.
Fort Wayne Licensed Liquor Dealers' Ass'n. Meets Elek- tron Blde. Otto F Strodel. pres : James O Ryan. vice pres : B Weber, see : George Ortleib. treas.
Gegenseitiger Unterstutzings Verein. A MI Schmidt, pres; W C Baade, spe.
French-American Society of Allen County. Meets 2d Sun- day of each month at hall at 230 E Columbia.
Division No 1. Ancient Order of Hibernians. Hibernian Hall. IT G Hogan. pres: Thomas Cavanaugh. vice pres : J Denehy. ree see ; J J Wolfe, treas. 919 Cal- houn.
Division No 2. Ladies' Auxiliary Ancient Order of Iliber- nians, 919 Calhoun. 2d floor. Mrs M J O'Brien. pres; Mrs Mary Cook, see: Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, tres.
Loyal Lodge, No $5. Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
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Liheur Society, St John's Luther Church, Washington boul W and Van Buren. Mects 1st and 3d Tuesdays at 8 p m. Rev H P Dannecker, pres; Professor Win Wiggert, vice pres; Carl H Stogdill, see; George Wel- ker, treas.
Mutual Benefit Ass'n. C J Moran, pres; C E Haenes, sec; HI C Lehnert, treas.
Plattdeutsche Verein Kries Stolzenau. Mm Schmidt, pres; John Koch, vice pres; Gustave Schubert, see; Wm Knause, treas.
Retail Merchants' Association of Fort Wayne. H L Ken- nerk, sec. Meets 1st Monday of each month of Com- mercial Club rooms.
St Francis Council. No 7, Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana. Isaae Ileany, pres; Frank J Fink, sec ; Frank Kropp, treas.
St Joe Athletic Club. Henry C Hoeltje, pres; Eugene Doerfel, sec.
St Julian Counell, No 89, Catholic Benevolent Legion. Frank C Rosenberger, pres; P N Braun, sec; Peter Reilly, treas.
St Mary's Council, No 2. Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana. August Gocke, pres; JJoseph F Aman, sec; J B Blaising, treas.
Catholic Knights of America. John H Welch, pres; Frank J Fink. see.
Catholic Knights of America, Branch 737. John Tremmel, pres; George Freiburger, see ; ePter Ofenloch, treas.
St Martin's Benevolent Society of St Peter's Church. John Suelzer, pres; Nick Hoffman, see; John Kochl, treas. St Mary's Athletic Club. Meets Ist Tuesday of each month in St Mary's Hall. cor Jefferson and Lafayette. A M Friestroffer, pres; C M Brink, sec.
St Panl's Weather League, n e cor Barr and Madison. Meets 1st Monday each month. G J Dannenfelser,. pres ; Otto II Siemon, vice pres; Robert E Wolf, cor see ; W C' II Ferber, fin see; George W Schack, treas.
Standard Club. Julius Nathan, pres; Louis Dessauer, sec; MI C Meyer. treas.
The Miami Athletic Association. E G Hoffman, pres: Max J Blitz. vier pres; C J Sanger, see; E HI Redding, treas; C B Harper, physical director and manager.
Tippecanoe Club. Meets 1st Wednesday evening of each month. George Waldschmidt. pres; George B Me- Googan, Ist vice pres ; J N Pfeiffer, see : Win HI Meyers, treas.
United Commercial Travelers. Fort Wayne Council. No 12. 4th floor Odd Fellows' Bldg.
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Voerwaerts Turnverein. Meets 2d Wednesday of each month in hall, 616 W Superior. Max Saettler, sec; A Roggen, pres.
Young Woman's Christian Association, 213-215 W Berry. Mrs W J Vesey, pres; Mrs Geo Beers, vice pres; Mrs C Martz, 2d vice pres; Cora E Tinkham, sec and treas.
NEWSPAPERS.
Abend Post (Daily Dem.), 118 1-2 Calhoun. Anselm Fuelher, mngr.
Botschafter des Heils (Religious Monthly), 3424 Fairfield av. Il C Thiesen, editor; Emil Erhart, pub; 50e per year.
Freie Presse-Staats Zeitung (Ind). (German daily and weckly), $10 Clinton. Established 1888. Capital, $10,000. Incorporated 1895. Fort Wayne Freie Presse Co, publishers. Issued daily (except Sunday). Terms -- Daily, 25e per month ; weekly, $1.50 per year.
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette ( Daily Dem), 711-713 Clinton st. Established 1880. The Journal-Gazette Co, pub- lishers. Issued every morning at 10c per week.
Fort Wayne Weekly Journal (Dem), 711-713 Clinton Established 1868. The Journal-Gazette Co, publishers. Issued Thursday. $1.00 per annum.
Fort Wayne News ( Rep), 202-204 E Main. Issued every evening. Terms-Daily, $3.00 per year; weekly (is- sued Friday), $1.00 per year.
Fort Wayne Sentinel (daily and weekly, Dem), 114 W Wayne. Established 1833. E A K Ilackett, propri- etor. Terms-Daily. by mail, $5.20; by carrier. 10c per week ; weekly, $1.00 per year.
Journal of the Indiana State Medical Ass'n, 219 W Wayne. Dr A E Bulson, jr. editor and mngr. Monthly.
Labor Times-Herald (Labor). Gart Shober, editor and publisher. Issued every Friday. $1.00 per year. Missionary Workers ( Religious semi-monthly), 3424 Fair-
field av. Rev D Y Shultz, editor; Emil Erhart. pub. 75e per year.
PARKS.
. Centlivre Park, w's Spy Run av. north of canal feeder. Hayden Park, e s Harmer, between Maumee av and E Jefferson.
Lawton Park, e's N Clinton, opposite Fifth and Sixth. MeCulloch Park, Broadway, opposite Swinney av. Robison Park, six miles n e of city limits.
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Reservoir Park, s s Creighton, between Clinton and La- fayette.
Swinney Park. end of Washington boul W.
Vordermark's Grove, s s Maumee av, n e of Glasgow av.
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POSTOFFICE.
S e cor Berry and Clinton.
Postmaster. R B Hanna.
Assistant Postmaster, E L Craw.
Cashier and Secretary of Civil Service, Wm J HIess. Office Hours-Week days, 7:15 a m to 7:30 pm; Sundays, 9 to 10 a m. Corridors open until 11 pm daily.
Money Order Division-C A Beuret, money order clerk ; Guy J Gilbert, ass't money order clerk ; 8 a m to 6 p m. Registry Division-R A McCulloch, clerk; office hours, 8 a m to 6 pm. A F Archibald, ass't clerk.
Orders are issued in sums of not more than $100. Larger amounts may be transmitted to the same person by additional orders.
Fees changed for money orders :
For orders for sums not exceeding $ 2.50. 3 cents
Over $ 2.50 and not exceeding 5.00 5 cents
Over 5.00 and not exceeding 10.00 8 cents
Over 10.00 and not exceeding 20.00 10 eents
Over 30.00 and not exceeding
40.00 15 cents
Over 40.00 and not exceeding
50.00 18 cents
Over 50.00 and not exceeding
60.00 20 cents
Over 60.00 and not exceeding
75.00 25 cents
Over 75.00 and not exceeding 100.00. 30 cents Rates of All International Money Orders-Not exceeding $10, 8 cents; over $10 and not exceeding $20. 10 cents; over $20 and not exceeding $30. 15 cents: over $30 and not exceeding $40, 20 cents; over $40 and not ex- eeeding $50. 25 cents.
Mailing Division -- Chief clerk, Thomas W Blair; assist- ants. George B Hunphrey, Jesse S Braden, Stephen G Allgeier, Wm II Smith, A F Young. George L Beck, James O Hattery. Win II P Weseman.
General Delivery Department -Chief elerk. M C Cham- bers; assistant clerk. Oswald C B Brudi. Office hours. 7:15 a m to 7 :30 p m.
Distributors -- Albert JJ Krneper. Lauren C Griffith, Harry Y Lydick, Edward HI Jacob . Godfred J Gladbach ..
Stamp Department-Chief clerk. George HI Allen. Office honrs. 7:15 a m to 6 p m.
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LOCATION OF SUB-STATIONS.
No 1-G A Clapesattle, 2514 Broadway.
No 2-Jos C Ilutzell, 1402 West Main street.
No 3-C H Albersmeyer, 1402 Wells street.
No 4-F J Miller, 1801 Lafayette street.
No 5-HI W Meinzen, 1129 Maumee avenue.
No 6-J Bill, jr, 1401 E Creighton avenue.
No 7-L S Soest. 2522 Calhoun.
No 8-F D Hoham, 1706 Calhoun street.
No 9-Emil Weihe, 133 East Berry street, (opposite from postoffice.) No 10-O S Rhoads, 1001 Broadway.
Free Delivery Department-Superintendent of Letter Car- riers, Conrad F Kettler.
No 1-Timothy A Hammond.
No 2-W J Fields.
No 3-F E B Gallmeier.
No 4-C D Bourie.
No 5-Amos K Mehl.
No 6-W K Kanning.
No 7-Lonis A Nicklas.
No 8-Christ A Zollinger.
No 9-Henry D) Miller.
No 10 -- Charles Ran.
No 11-Wm C Vollmer.
No 12-Charles E Vought.
No 13-F E Reiling.
No 14 -- Henry Guyer.
No 15-Robert K Miller.
No 16-John M Connelly.
No 17-MI R Smith.
No 18 -- Ernest G P Stubnatzy.
No 19-John D Rathert.
No 20-Paul O Richter.
No 21-Philip Heller.
No 22-C A Stockbridge.
No 23-W HI Gross.
No 24-Thomas A Davis.
No 25-Wm G Stahl.
No 26-G D Piepenbrink.
No 27-Henry Storch.
No 28-Henry A Huguenard.
No 29 -- Henry T. Miller.
No 30 -- Ernest ( Kammeier.
No 31-LeRoy Zellers.
No 32-Charles W Miller.
No 33-Fred C Googlein.
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No 34-Albert L Kendall. No 35-Samuel L Stover.
Substitutes :
No 1-Herman HI Zollinger.
No 2-Peter K Hartnett.
No 3-Fred G Gallmeier.
No 4-Leslie Maxwell.
No 5-Wilson F Yerian.
Rural Letter Carriers :
1-George A Flinn.
2-George J Brudi.
3-Almont L Scarlett.
4-J J Arnold.
5-William D Stein.
6-Oliver Ciark.
7 -- Jolın E Beerman.
8-Lee Ileathman.
9 -- Edward H Schulte.
10-Thomas G Ogier.
11-Frank E S Sauerwein.
12-E HI Felger.
13-J A Gocke.
14-Roland Holmes.
15-F R Hamilton.
Custodian Force-Carl A Weisenberg, janitor and fireman ;. Mead Gindlesparger, fireman and watchman; Elias Hire, laborer; Thomas J Wells, laborer: Gertrude Lyons, charwoman : Mrs S S Smiek, charwoman.
Five deliveries daily in the business portion of the city, viz : 7:15 and 10:30 a in; 1 :30, 4:10 and 8:30 p m.
Two deliveries daily outside the business portion of the city, viz: 7:15 a m and 1 :30 p m.
Factory deliveries, viz: 7:15 and 10:30 a m and 1 :30 p m. Sunday, office open from 9:00 to 10:00 a m. Three city collections by the carriers are made, at 2:30, 3:30 and 8:30 p m. One collection outside business portion at 3:30 p m.
Postage-The postage on letters to be forwarded in the mails to any part of the United States is 2 eents per ounce, prepaid by stamp. The postage for letters dropped in this office for delivery in the city. 2 cents 1 per ounce, prepaid by stamp. Includes inland posses- sions.
Canada and the British Possessions-Two cents per ounce ; prepayment compulsory.
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Postage to all countries included in Universal Postal Union-For prepaid letters, 5 cents per half ounee; for unpaid letters received. 10 cents per half ounce; for postal cards. 2 cents each; for newspapers, if not over two ounces in weight. 1 cent for each; for books, other printed matter, legal and commercial docu- ments. pamphlets, music, visiting cards, photographs, prospectuses. announcements and notices of various kinds, whether printed, engraved or lithographed. 1 cent per each weight of two ounces or fraction of two ounees ; samples of merchandise, without value, 1 cent for two ounees or fraction; merchandise of saleable samples, 5 cents per half ounce or fraetion.
Letter rate of postage to England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales is 2 cents an ounce or fraction of an ounce.
Letter rate of postage to Germany is 2 cents an onulice of fraction of an ounce for letters dispatched on ships going direct to that country. If it is desired to dis- patch letters on first ship going via England or France, the regular international rate will apply. viz: 5 eents for the first ounee or fraction of an ounce, and 3 cents for each additional ounce or fraction of an ounce. The new letter rate does not affect the rate of postage on cards to these countries.
Registration-Valuable letters to any part of the United States and Canada and the Universal Postage Union will be registered on application, for which a charge of 8 cents (in addition to postage) will be made.
Civil Service Examining Board-Wm JJ Hess, see; Charles A Stockbridge, asst see: M C Chambers, member.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS. HALLS, ETC.
Airdome. Berry between Clinton and Barr.
Airdome Diamond. 327 E Wayne.
Aldine Bldg. 217-225 E Berry.
Allen County Jail. w's Calhoun. n of Superior.
Allen County Power House, w s Calhoun between Superior and Eureka.
Anderson Blk and Hall. now cor Broadway and Jefferson.
Anthony Hotel The, cor Berry and Harrison.
App Blk, 916 Calhoun.
Areade Bldg. s s Berry between Calhoun and Harrison.
Arion Hall. cor Main and Harrison.
Anger Aldg. 115 E Main.
Baltes Blk. s e cor Berry and Harrison.
Barr Street Market, se cor Barr and Berry.
Bank Blk. s e cor Main and Court.
Bash Blk, ne cor Columbia and Harrison.
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Bass Blk, 811-817 Calhoun.
B of L E HIall. 1018 Calhoun.
Bowser Hall, 2223 Thomas.
Broadway Theater, 1001 Broadway.
Bursley Blk, e s Calhoun, between Washington and Jef- ferson.
Caledonian Hall. 814 Calhoun.
Carpenters Union Hall, 7 Bank Blk.
Centennial Blk. 1413 Broadway.
Certia Blk, w s Calhoun between Wayne and Berry.
City Hall, s e cor Berry and Barr.
Citizens' Trust Co Bldg., s w cor Clinton and Berry. Court House, e s Calhoun between Berry and Main.
Driscoll's Hall, s e cor Calhoun and Wabash R R.
Elektron Bldg. n s Berry between Clinton and Barr.
Elks Lodge Bldg, cor W Berry and Maiden Lane.
Esmond Blk. 1626 Calhoun.
Eureka Hall. 143 W Superior.
Evans Blk. s s Berry between Calhoun and Clinton.
Ewing Blk. s w cor Harrison and Main.
Fisher Bldg. cor Calhoun and Highland.
Flick Bldg. 207-209 W Berry.
Fleming Bldg. e s Calhoun, between Washington and Jef- ferson.
Foellinger's Blk, 626-628 Calhoun.
Fort Wayne Art School Bldg, n e eor Wayne and Web- ster.
Fort Wayne Drug Co's Blog, se cor Berry and Harrison.
Fort Wayne Lutheran Hospital, 3020 Fairfield av.
Foster Blk. e s Court between Main and Berry.
Government Bldg. eor Berry and Clinton.
Hackett Bldg. es Calhoun between Wayne and Washington. Hamilton Homestead. s e cor Clinton and Lewis.
Hamilton National Bank Blk, n w cor Calhoun and Main.
Harmony Hall. 120 W Berry.
Hartman Hall, 1921 Hanna.
High School (old), n's E Wayne between Calhoun and Clinton.
High School. w s Barr between Lewis and Montgomery.
Hoagland Flats. cor Ewing and W Berry.
Home Telephone Bldg. s w cor Main and Clinton.
Hope Hospital, s w eor Barr and Washington boul E.
Kane's Blk. s s Main between Calhoun and Harrison.
Keystone Blk. s w cor Calhoun and Columbia.
Hibernian Hall, 917 Calhoun.
Klotz Blk. 1926 Calhonn.
Knights of the Golden Eagle, 716 Calhoun.
Knights of Pythias Home, 122 Washington boul W.
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K of L Hall, Bank Blk.
Kunkle Blk, 912 Calhoun.
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