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Creek -- from Quincy north to city limits 1 w Michigan av
Culbertson-from Standley east to Anthony 4s Wabash R R (ST) Cummings-from Cecil north to Maple 1 e Michigan av D- from Market to Wabash River 4 w Wilkinson Daisy -- from Holland east to Aster 2 n Bates
Dakota -- from Bates north 2 w Vandalia RR (Dunkirk) Day-from Tipton to Clay 3 w Burlington av Delaware-from Bates north 1 w Vandalia R R (Dunkirk)
Dizardie -- from Reynolds to Peters 1 s Wabash River (Biddle Island )
Douglas -- from 15th to 16th 2 s Eel River
Duret- from Berkley east to 9th continuation of Canal
Dykeman -- from 17th to 23d 3 north Wabash River
Eel River Av -- from confluence of Eel and Wabash River north east to junction 4th and High 1 e Eel River
Eighteenth-from High south to Usher 18 e Eel River av
Eighth-from Eel River south to Spencer Se Eel River av Elam-from Powell north 1 e Clifton av
Eleventh-from RiversidePark south to Erie av 11 e Eel Ri. r av Elm -- from junction 7th and Spencer south to Wabash Ri r 2 e 5th
Elm-from Eel River north to Eel River RR 1 w Sycamore
Erie A :- from junction 5th and Market south east to city limits 3 n Wabash River
Ewing-from Erie av south to Lytle 1 e 9th
Fifteenth-from Eel River south to Erie av thence southwest to Wabash River
Fifth-from Canal north to Eel River 5 e Eel River av
Findley-from Michigan av east to Cumnings 3 n Eel River
First-from Wabash River north to Eel River av 2 e Eel River Fitch-from Spear south to George 1 e 11th
Fourteenth-from Riverside Park south to Erie av thence south- west to Wabash R R
Fourth -- from Wabash River north to Eel River + e Eel River av Frank-from Howard south to Culbertson 3 e Wabash R R (ST) Franklin-from Horney west 5 n Eel River
Front-from junction w Wabash av and Helm northeast to Syca- more 1 w Eel River
Fulton-from Michigan av west to Clifton av + n Eel River Garden-from Bates north to Daisy 1 e Holland
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gate-from Biddle av west to Reynolds 1 s Wabash River (Bid- dle's Island)
George-from 11th east to city limits 2 s Market
Godfrey-from Sycamore east to Willow + n Eel River Grovc-from Tipton south to Clay 2 w Burlington av
Hamilton-from Hamilton Race south to Clay 4 e Burlington av Hanna-from Clifton av southwest 4 n Eel River Hargrave-from Stanley north 2 e Clifton av Hazel-from 19th east to city limits S s Market
Heath-from Bates south to State 3 w Brown
Heber-from Midland av north to Vandalia R R 3 e Michigan av Helm-from Wabash River west to Park av 2 s w Market Henry-from n 6th east to Clifton av 5 n Eel River
High -- from 4th east to city limits 3 n Market
Hillside-from Sycamore e 1 s junction Sycamore and Pleasant Hill
Holland-from Wheatland north to city limits 6 w Brown Horney-from Michigan av n to city limits 2 e Clifton av
Howard-from Anthony west 1 s Wabash R R (ST)
Huber-north and south across Biddle Island 3 w Biddle av Humphrey-from Hamilton Race south to Clay 2 e Burlington av Illinois -- from Wabash River north to P C C & St L Ry 2 e 12th
Indiana -from 12th east to P C C & St L Ry shops 2 n Wabash River
Jackson-from Clifton av east 6 n Hanna
James-from John south to Wabash R R 1 w Anthony Jefferson-from Clifton av east 7 n Hanna
Jefferson-from 17th east to city limits 1 n Erie av
John-from Michigan av west to Creek 2 n junction Horney and Michigan av
John-from Anthony west to Charles 1 s Logansport and West- ern road
Johnson-from Fulton north to city limits 1 e Clifton av
Kloenne-from Wabash R R south to Culbertson 1 e Standley (S T)
· Knowlton-from 17th to Wabash River 2 s Wabash R R La Rosc -- from Columbia north 1 e Sycamore
Liberty-from Water north to Pollard 3 w Sycamore
Lincoln -- from Standley west 3 s Wabash R R (ST) Linden Av -- from n 6th west to city limits 3 n w Market Lisbon-from Springer south 1 w Horney Lobelia - from Daisy north to Water 2 e Holland
Lockwood -from Wabash River north to Melbourne av 2 e Van- dalia R R
Logan from Wright south to Erie av 1 e 13th
Logansport and Western Road -- from Burlington av west along south shore Wabash River
Lynas- continuation Standley from Washington tp road south 1 w Burlington road
Lytle from 9th to Ewing 1 s Erie av
Mc Carty -- from Pleasant Hill north 1 e Pleasant Grove
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MISCELLANEOUS.
· Madison Av -- from Wheatland north to Bates 5 w Brown Magnolia -- from old W & E Canal n to Richardville 1 e Sycamore Main-from Anthony east 2 s Wabash River
Maple-from Michigan av east to Cummings 5 n Eel River Marion -- from Sycamore east to Pleasant Grove 1 n Pleasant Hill Market-from Eel river east to city limits 2 n Wabash River
Market ( West)-from Eel River west to city limits 4 n Wabash River
Marydyke -- from Elm west to Uhl 1 n Ottawa
Massachusetts-from Delaware west 1 n Bates (Dunkirk)
Matlock Av-from Biddle south 3 w Standley (S T)
Melbourne Av-from Eel River west to city limits 1 s w Market Miami-from Brown east to Michigan av 3 n Eel River
Michael -- from Logansport and Western road south to Wabash R R 1 e Cicott street bridge
Michigan Av-from n 6th and Eel River northeast to city limits Miles-from 15th to 16th 1 s Eel River
Mill-from Midland av north to Vandalia R R 4 e Michigan av Mobley -- from Clifton av west 3 n Mt Hope Cemetery
Monroe-from Clifton av east 6 n Hanna
Montgomery-from Hamilton Race southto Clay 1 e Burlington av Morgan-from Smith south to Vandalia R R 1 e Michigan av Morrell-from Clifton av east to Michigan av 1 s Hanna
Nevada-from Bates north + w Vandalia R R (Dunkirk)
Nineteenth-from Wabash River north to High 19 e Eel River av Ninth-from Eel River south to Lytle 9 e Eel River av
Norcross-from Michigan av west to Pleasant Grove 5 n Eel River
North-froin Eel River av east to city limits 2 n Market Ouk-from Wabash River north to Erie av 1 e 5th
Oak-from Sugar north 1 e Michigan av
Ohio-from Illinois north to 17th 1 n Wabash River
Ottawa-from Plum east 2 n Linden av
Otto -- from 15th east 6 s Market
Osage-from Eel River west to Brown 1 s Linden av
Pansy-from Pink north to Water 1 e Holland
Park Av -- from Wabash River north to Wheatland 3 e Van R R Parunee -- from w Broadway to Plum 1 n Frout
Pearl-from Market north to Broadway 1 e 4th
Pearl (Vorth) -- from Linden av north to Ottawa 1 e Sycamore Peters-north and south across Biddle's Island 3 w Biddle av Pink-from Balsam west to Holland 3 n Bates
Pleasant Grove-from Pleasant Hill north to city limits 2 e Sye- amore
Pleasant Hill-from Ottawa north-west to Sycamore 1 w Clifton Plum-from Front north to Ottowa 3 w Sycamore
Pollard-from College w 2 n Columbia
Powell-from Clifton av east to Horner 9 n Hanna
Pratt-from Brown west to city limits 4 n w Market
Quincy-from Michigan av to Creek 2 n junction Michigan av and Horney
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Race-from 6th to 10th 4 n Market
Railroad-Wilkinson north-west to Market along south side P C C & St L Ry 1 north Melbourne av
Reynolds-north and south across Biddle Island 1 w Biddle av Richardville- east and west from Sycamore 1 s Columbia
Rose-from Pleasant Hill north 1 w Pleasant Grove .
Russe !!-- from Reynolds west to Peters 1 s Wabash River (Bid- dle's Island )
Scott-from Wabash River to P C C & St L Ry 1 w 12th . Second-from Wabash River north to Eel River av 2 e Eel River Seventeenth-from Wabash to Eel River 17 e Eel River av
Seventh-from Spencer north to Eel River 7 e Eel River av Shaw-from Clifton av w 1 n Mt Hope Cemetery
Sherman-from Biddle south 1 w Standley (S T)
Short-from 14th west to Logan 1 s Wright
Shultz-Anthony west to. Standley 3 s Wabash R R (S T)
Silver-from Fulton south 1 e Clifton av
Sixteenth-from Wabash R R north to Eel River 16 e Eel River av Sixth-from Erie av north to Fel River 6 e Eel River av
Sixth (North)-continuation of 6th from Eel River n to Pleas- ant Hill
Skelton-Pleasant Grove west to Rose 1 n Pleasant Hill Smead-from 12th cast to city limits 3 s Market
Smith-from Michigan av cast 6 n Eel River
Spear-from Sth east to city limits 1 s Market
Spencer-from 7th to 9th 1 s Market
Spring-9th to 10 1 s Spear
Spring-Sycamore east 1 s Hillside
Springer-Horney west to Johnson 1 n Franklin
Sonora-from Bates north
Standley-from Logansport and Western road south 1 w Cicott street bridge (ST)
Stanley-Clifton av east to Horney 6 n Franklin Star-from Fulton to Wayne 2 e Clifton av
State-Heath west to D 2 n Wabash River
Stevens-17th to 19th 1 n Wabash River Stevenson-Sycamore east to Pleasant Grove 2 n Pleasant Hill Sugar-Michigan av east to Oak 2 n junction Horney and Mich- igan av
Sycamore-continuation of 3d from Eel River north to city limits Tanguy-Tipton south to Clay 1 w Burlington av
Taylor -- Wabash River north to P C C & St L Ry 1 e Berkley Tecumseh-Willow east to Chestnut 1 n Ottawa
Tenth -- from Toledo north to Fel River 10 e Eel River av
Third-from Canal north to Eel River 3 e Eel River av
Thirteenth-from Wabash R R north to high 13 e Eel River av Thompson-from Stanley north 1 e Clifton av
Tipton -from Coles west to Wabash R R 3 s Wabash River
Toledo-from 10th south-east to 21st 1 s Erie av
Treen-from Fulton north 1 w Horney
Twelfth-from Wabash River north to High 12 e Eel River av
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Twentieth-from Wabash River north to High 20 e Eel River av Twenty-fifth-George north to High 25 e Eel River av
Twenty-first-from North south to Otto from Wabash R R south to Knowlton 21 e Eel River av
Twenty-fourth-from George north to High 24 e Eel River av
Twenty-second-High south to Usher from . Wabash R R s to Wabash River 22 e Eel River av
. Twenty-third-George north to North, from Wabash River north to Wabash R R 23'e Eel river av
Uhl-from Plum west 2 n Bates
Usher-from 14th east 5 s Market
Vernon -- Bates north 5 w Vandalia R R [Dunkirk ]
Vine-from Eel River north 2 w Sycamore
Wabash Av (East)-from 4th east to 17th along north bank Wa- bash River
Wabash Av ( West)-from junction Front and Helm west along north bank Wabash River to city limits
Wall-4th to Pearl 1 n Market
Wall ( North)-Linden av north to Ottawa 1 w n 6th
Washington-Plum west to Garden 6 n w Market
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Washington-from Biddle south 2 w Standley (S T)
Water-from Sycamore northwest along north bank old W & E Canal to city limits
Wayne-Clifton av east to Michigan av 2 n Hanna
Webster-Clifton av east to Johnson 1 n Franklin
Western Az-Wabash River north to w Market 1 e Vandalia R R
Wheatland-Brown west to city limits 2 n w Market
Wilkinson-Wabash River north to Bates 4 w Brown
Williams-Midland av north to Vandalia R R 2 e Michigan av Willow-Ottawa north 2 e Sycamore
Woodland-Bates north 1 w Plum
Wright-from 12th east to city limits 4 s Market
. LangueIl & Cummings ..
Masonic Temple Corner Fourth and North .. Streets ..
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LOGANSPORT, IND.
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PETER WALLRATH, Editor and Proprietor
& Live Newspaper, Publishing All the News A First-rate Advertising Medium
A complete and thoroughly equipped & &JOB PRINTING OFFICE & & in connection . . Samples and Prices promptly furnished As
Peter Allalfrath, Agent for All Ocean Steamers
& Parties desiring further information please address or call on a & & & &
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Abstract Legal Cap Advertising Novelties Announcements, Wedding
Badges Baggage Tags Bags for Coin Bank Pass Books Bill Books Bill Heads Binders for Magazines
Binding, all classes Blank Books, stock Blank Books, to order Blank Notes, Receipts, etc Blotters
Board Clips Bond Papers Boxes, Wedding Cake Bread and Milk Checks Briefs Building & Loan Assn Books Business Cards By-Laws and Constitutions Cabinet Letter Files Calendars
Carbon Papers Cardboards
Cards, Engraved and Printed Cards, Invitation Cards, Visiting Cash Books Catalogue Printing Certificates, Corporation, etc Circulars, Letter and Note Coin Wrappers Collection Registers Commencement Programs
Copying Books Copying Pads Copying Presses Coupon Books
Day Books Debit and Credit Slips Depositors' Ledgers Diaries Directories, City and County Discount Registers Dividend Registers Dodgers Draft Registers
Drafts, Notes and Receipts
Electrotyping
Embossing
Engraving, Steel and Copper
Envelopes, Catalogue
Envelopes, Clasp
Envelopes, Commercial
Envelopes, Congress Tie
Envelopes, Official
Envelopes, Wedding
Erasers, Knife
Erasers, Rubber
Eyelets
Fancy Stationery
Files, Letter, etc
Flat Opening Blank Books
For Rent and Sale Cards
Fountain Pens
Glue in bottles
Grocers' Books
Gummed Labels
Hand Bills
Head and Tail Statements
Hotel Registers
Hotel Stationery
Indelible Ink
Indexed Memio Books
Indexes, Ledger Initial Seals Ink Stands Inks, standard grades
Invitation Card> > Cabinets Invoice Books
Japanese Napkins Journals, stock and to order Justice Dockets
Kalamazoo Book Holders
Knives, Erasing
Labels Lead Pencils
Ledgers, stock and to order Legal Blanks
Legal Cap
Legal Wrappers
Letter Heads
Lithographing
Magazine Binding
Mailing Tubes Manila Paper
Menu Cards Milk Books Miniature Blank Books Mucilage
Notarial Seals
Note Heads
Notes, Drafts and Receipts
Order Books
Pamphlet Printing
Pass Books
Paper, of every description
Paper Fasteners
Pencils Penholders
Pens, best grades
Perfumed Sealing Wax Placards
Posters
Prepared Paste
Price Tickets. Assorted Printing in all lines
Programs
Rent Receipts
Restaurant Coupon Books Roll Manila Wrapping
Roll Paper Cutters Rubber Bands Rubber Stamps
Rulers Ruling, to order
Sealing Wax Seals, Corporation , Notary Shipping Tags Society Address Cards
Statements
Tablets. Writing
Time Books Toilet Paper and Fixtures
Trial Balance Books
Typewriter Paper
Typewriter Ribbons
Vest Pocket Memo Books Visiting Cards, Engraved Visiting Cards, Printe
Waterman's Fountain Pens
Wedding Cake Boxes Wedding Invitations Wrapping Paper Writing Paper
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Masonic Temple, Corner Fourth and North Streets.
OUR NEW LOCATION
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The New Masonic Temple-Corner Fourth and North Streets.
LONGWELL
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Printers . .
Binders . .
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T is with no small degree of pride --- properly seasoned with a becoming sense of modesty -- that the under- signed submit this circular to the public, calling atten- tion to our removal to new and stately quarters. _ An exterior cut, herewith shown, of the new Masonic Temple, will convey to those personally unacquainted with this noble structure, an excellent idea of the location of our new office. . & A brief description of the arrangement of the quarters we occupy therein need not be deemed amiss. & We have the entire basement floor, with the exception of a small room occupied as the office of the township trus- tee, possessing in all a floor space of more than 4,000 square feet. In comparison with our late inadequate and greatly cramped quarters, this is an enormous advantage, and one which we dare to believe will be appreciated by the public whose interests in the printing way we desire to constantly serve. This new location gives us the finest count- ing room, the neatest private office, the best lighted and airiest com- posing room, the solidest floor for presses and engine, a large fire- proof vault, well-arranged binding facilities, and the most convenient stock-room of any printing house in the state. The entire basement has been remodeled and constructed especially for us, from plans secur- ing the largest measure of convenience in every department, and we boast, modestly, the possession of a printing establishment which will prove in full keeping with the metropolitan advancement of the city whose people boast so prideful a building as the one to which we point you in this circular. & By this change, and by the addition of facil- ities which we were utterly unable to employ in our formerly restricted location, we are now in a position to do a class of work heretofore un- solicited, and to furnish supplies which we were before unable to han- dle or to display. " In this connection we will make a specialty of blank book work, all kinds of county and bank supplies, book print- · ing, and a variety of work which has heretofore been done only at a disadvantage. . In society and commercial printing we will now be better equipped than ever to maintain the gratifying supremacy which we have enjoyed in that line. . All the advantages which we now possess will be equally shared by our customers, and it is with a great deal of pleasure that we invite you to call and inspect our facilities for insuring satisfactory service in any branch of the art preservative in which you may happen to be interested either immediately or pros- pectively. & We confidently trust to prove our ability to interest you. With a concluding assurance of our most sincere thanks for the count- less favors extended by a liberal public in the past, and acknowledging our recognition of the deep and lasting obligations under which we rest in relation to that public, we beg to remain, as ever,
Your Most Humble Printermen, LONGWELL & CUMMINGS.
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A
RELIABLE fountain pen is now regarded everywhere
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It consists of:
A gold pen, the best that can be made.
A hard rubber holder of the best shape and the finest finish, containing a juk reservoir; and
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The best writing tool known, the common pen, has, as its distinctive feature, " the split" between the nibs, with- out which it will not write.
The special feature of the feeding device in the "Ideal" is its splits, which draw the ink from the reservoir to the pen with the same reliability that the split of the pen draws the ink to the paper, and both respond to the act of writing with automatic regularity.
LONGWELL & CUMMINGS .....
Sole Agents
Masonic Temple
Logansport, Ind.
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GOLD PEN
Nos. *
Plain, Chased of Mottled
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ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS, REMOVALS, ETC.
Alber Jolin [Betty D], (Snyder & Alber), h1210 Broadway
Ayers Joseph [Harriet], lab, h 210 Heath
Baker Charles L [Lilley], carp, h 511 12th
Bower Wm A, wks Clover Leaf Dairy b same
Bricker H C & Co (Harry C Bricker, Walter F Wilson), fruits, con- fections, etc, 509 Broadway
Call Henry F [Laura], watchman Panhandle shops, h S11 Ottawa Carmell Wm [Nettie], saloon, 411 Market h same
City National Bank, John Gray pres, Isaac N Crawford vice-pres, Frank R Fowler cashier, s w cor 4th and Broadway (See adv back cover)
Clark James, lab, b 602 Ottawa
Craig Joseph S [Minerva], notions 428 Broadway, h 816 North
Fowler Frank R [Cora F], cashier City National Bank, b The Barnett Goodman Bros (Harry & Solomon), clothiers, 313 4th
Goodman Harry (Goodman Bros), h Philadelphia, Pa
Goodman Solomon (Goodman Bros), h Philadelphia, Pa
Hayes Ida J, lieut American Volunteers, b 31572 3d
Henderson Wm S [Alice], saloon, 425 12th, h same
Hogan Rev Win, asst rector St Vincent de Paul Catholic church, h s w cor 9th and Spencer
Hurd Leona, b 1614 Broadway
Hurd Otho P, student, b 1614 Broadway
Hurd Willard E [Fannie E], grain dealer, 114 5th, h 1614 Broadway McDonald Rev James W, pastor Cumberland Presbyterian church, b 1001 Wilkinson
Murphy Maurice F [Minnie], capt American Volunteers, h 315% 3d Nordyke Lillian, student Hall's Business College, b 1514 High Ray Bros (Lewis and Andrew), grocers, 402 Market
Reder Schuyler C [Clara], laundry, 504 12th, h's w cor 12th and Erie av
Stapleton John J, grocer, 431 Broadway
Uhl Dennis & Co (Dennis and C Harry Uhl), successors D & C H Uhl, cor Front and Melbourne av
Watts Wm HI [Lillie Z], clk D M Watts, h 1206 Linden av
Western Introduction Co, novelty mnfrs, factory 407 4th, office 401 Broadway
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LONGWELL & CUMMINGS' LOGANSPORT CITY DIRECTORY.
1897-98.
ABBREVIATIONS.
agt ...
. agent
.. boards
minfg.
manufacturing
se .southeast
bet.
.between
minfr
manufacturer
55
south side
bkkpr bookkeeper
n ...
.. north
SW. southwest
bldg building
ne ..
. northeast
blk .. block
1 s.
north side
carp
carpenter
nw
northwest
ST
Shultztown
clk
. clerk opp
opposite
. stenographer
condr .conductor pk.
supt ...
.superintendent
corner cor.
PO
.post office
tel opr telegraph operator
imistr
.teamster
dpty
.deputy
prin .principal
Ip ..
treasurer
e s
east side
pub
.. publisher
W
. west
h
. house r.
rooms
insp.
inspector
rđ
.. road
lab.
laborer
rep.
tepairer
sks
.. works
Logan
Logansport
Rev
Reverend
wid. widow
Where numbers appear befor . the second street in the location place of business or residence, it ha- reference to the number of doors from the corner. Thus: s's Market, 2 w 3d, means south side of Market 2 doors west of 3d.
Where a woman's name appears after a man's. in brackets, it means she is the man's wife.
ABB
AFR
A
Abbott Chauncey M, clk Panhandle, b 203 n 6th
Abbott Frank H H, painter, b 406 Pleasant Hill
Abbott Mary E, [wid Abner], b 203 n 6th
Abbott Minnie B, b 203 n 6th
Abrams Wm B [Minnie], steam fitter Linton & Graf, b 416 2d Ackerman A Marie [wid Thomas], b 2 Melbourne av
Adams Cornelius [Sophia M], clk, h 809 North
Adams Elinira [wid Robert] h n's Culbertson 2 w Frank (S T) Adams Express Co, Herbert A Brown agt, 318 4th
Adams S Frances, clk sheriff's office, b 321 North
Adams George, fireman Panhandle, r 1069 Toledo
Adams Isiah A [Susanna], county sheriff, h 321 North
Adams T Jefferson [ Emma], barber, h 429;2 5th Adams Jessie, h 403 Canal
Adams Jolin S, student, b 432 Sycamore
Adams Nellie A, teacher, b 809 North
Adams Robert W, lab, b n's Culbertson 2 w Frank (S T)
Adamsky Herman [Minnie], foreman, h 53 Washington
African Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev Louis Pettiford pastor, se cor Market and Cicott
mkr. maker
5
south
...
del . delivery
pres
· president
township e.
.. east
propr . proprietor
treas
WS .. west side
Wab . Wabash
secy .. secretary
ship .. shipping
stenogr
. park
THE BUSY BEE HIVE. THE PROGRESSIVE DRY GOODS HOUSE. 409-411 Broadway. 306 Fourth St.
AGA 52 ALL
Agan Walter, engr Panhandle, r 1224 Wright
Ahern John R [Margaret], grocer, 1201 Smead; saloon, 633 12th; h 633 12th
Ahern Patrick [Winifred], mach Panhandle, h 1205 Smead
Ahlfield Henry, clk, F Wm Klein, b 4 Sycamore
Alilfield Mamie D, domestic, 703 High
Ahlheit Balthasar, h s s Wabash River rd, 4 e Coles Ahlmer Henry [Rose] mach hd Panhandle, h 16 Helm
Ahlmer Henry J, mach hd Panhandle, b 16 Helm
Ahlmer Rosa A, b 16 Helm
Ahlmer Wm, stripper Julius Wagner, b 16 Helm
Ainge Sophia, dressmkr, b r 12, 31312 4th
Alber Eben, carp, b 624 North
Alber Isabelle [wid Jacob], h 518 Fitch
Alber John [Betty D], trav agt, h 1210 Broadway
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Alber Wm C [Mary C], carp, h 722 Michigan av
Albert Andrew, del clk, b 914 Lytle
Albert Frank J [Barbara], clk Wiler & Wise, h 923 Linden av
Albert George [Ella] car rep, h 113 Ash
Albert Ivan [Lola], brakeman Panhandle, h 707 Ottawa
Albrecht Anna C, domestic, 615 Market
Albrecht Augusta, domestic, 1215 Broadway
Albrecht John [Rose], mach Panhandle, h 1724 Smead
Albrecht Leonard, elk Henry A. Stoll, b 1724 Smead
Albrecht Leonard [Mary], lab, h 1419 Indiana
Albrecht Marie, seamstress, b 1724 Smead
Alcazar Cigar Co, John B. Skinner, mgr, 321 Broadway Aldrich Frank Y, lab, b 229 Osage Aldrich Susan E, h 725 Broadway
Alexander Andrew H [Eliza], cabinet mkr, h 1012 Spear
Alexander Christina, domestic, 829 Market
Alexander Edward W [Elizabeth], condr Panhandle, h 1120 North Alexander Florence S, student, b 1120 North
Alford Corrington L [Ellen A], (L. A Alford & Son, ) h 425 5th Alford L. A & Son (Corrington L, Alford), cigar mfrs, 425 5th Allen Albert J [Minnie B], janitor Panhandle sta, h 726 Miami Allen Charles J [Anna], stone mason, h 188 w Wabash av
Allen David W, watchman, h 6 Melbourne av Allen Ella, teacher, b 1013 High
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