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much proficiency in his line as any other man of his time.
EDWARD A. PRINZ, proprietor of Prinz's Academy of Dancing, of St. Joseph, and probably one of the best. instructors in the terpsichorean art in: this section of the state, was born in. St. Joseph, October 3, 1872.
He received his education at Father· Linnencamp's parochial school in St .. Joseph, and, as a little: lad, began his: career by carrying a newspaper route:
EDWARD A. PRINZ
al manager of the Hannibal & St. seph. He continued to manage these o properties until 1886, when he came president and general man- er of the Ohio & Mississippi Rail- ad Company. He remained with this mpany until 1892 and during the lowing five years was receiver for e Omaha & St. Louis Railroad. He sed a busy and successful railroad reer in the capacity of president of e St. Clair, Madison & St. Louis ilroad., He probably attained as
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for the St. Joseph Herald. Later he became connected with the business department of that paper and contin- ued in the business employ for five years. During all this period he had improved every opportunity to study dancing as a graceful art, in prepara- tion to embracing it as a career. In 1891 he opened his first school of instruction in dancing, in old Younger . Hall at the corner of Eighth and Ed -. mond streets. After one season. dur. ing which he received much encour -.
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agment, he moved to the Samuels Building at Sixth and Charles streets, and in 1898 to more commodious quar- ters in Columbia Hall in the Irish- American building. His reputation has grown to such an extent as a teacher of deportment and the graceful and useful · art of dancing, that his pupils invariably refer with pride to the fact that they have been tutored by him. He has several private classes in dancing, and for years he has been in-
common schools of the city. He was graduated from the St. James Acad- emy of Macon, Mo., in 1885. He at- tended the Pennsylvania Military Col- lege in Chester, Pa., in 1886-87. Mr. Fairleigh was married to Miss For- restine Cavalier McDonald of St. Jo- seph, in 1895. They have one child, a son.
WILLIAM H. BARTLETT, a pio- neer citizen, who was engaged in the real estate business in St. Joseph
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. . J. O. FAIRLEIGH
structor at the Blees Military Acad- emy at Macon, Mo. His methods are those recognized by polite society all over the world, and his careful in- ·struction covers every form of the sub- .ject.
J. O. FAIRLEIGH, capitalist, with offices at 814 Corby-Forsee Building, was born in St. Joseph, August 12, :1868. His early education was in the
for forty years, passed out of life, September 19, 1904. Mr. Bartlett was born on a farm in Ripley County, In- diana, June 26, 1845, and was one of a family of five children born to David L. and Phoebe (Elsworth) Bartlett.
His parents moved to Atchison County, Missouri, in 1858, where he attended school and became a teacher himself, when but sixteen years of age. He came to St. Joseph in 1861
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and found employment in the record- er's office in this city. In 1864 he as- sociated with his brother, Herschel, in the real estate business; a third brother, Latham, entering the firm in 1874. About this time the scope of their business enlarged and they be- gan to loan. money for eastern inves- tors on real estate security. For forty years the brothers continued together, our subject's death making the first break in a closely united business and
G. R. ECKEL, architest, is the son of E. J. Eckel, and a member of the firm of Eckel & Aldrich, architects. He was born in the city of St. Joseph, December 30, 1882, where he was reared and educated in the public schools. He is an alumni of the Mass- achusetts. Institute of Technology of Boston, where he studied architecture. In 1910 the firm of Eckel & Aldrich, of which he is a member, was organ- ized, and since that time he has been
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G. R. ECKEL
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fraternal union.
The late Mr. Bartlett was a man of great determination and persistent energy. By strict attention to busi- ness and ever adhering to his un- swerving standard of business ethics, he lived to see his firm, founded in the city's early days, become one of the leading institutions in its line in the state. He was a man of acute perceptions, a great reader and a com- petent judge of men and affairs.
actively and intimately connected with the practice of his profession in this ' city and the surrounding country.
ETHELBERT M. CLAYPOOL," re- porter St. Joseph Gazette, was born January 9, 1892, at 'Montesano; Che- halis county, Washington, the son of a Methodist minister. Resided in Washington until 1898; when he re- moved to Iowa with his parents. His early schooling was received ' in the Iowa public schools. The first two
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years of his high school course were spent in Holton, Kans., although he was graduated from Central High School, Kansas City, Mo., in 1910. He spent two years in Wesleyan univer- sity, Middletown, Conn.
As a "devil" on the Holton (Kansas) Recorder, he first entered the news- paper field in 1905. From that time on he was connected in various capac- ities with several dailies, doing repor- torial work on the Hannibal Courier-
taken an active imerest in politics and is firm in the belief that his democ- racy is not surpassed by anyone any- where. He sought the Democratic nomination for circuit clerk in 1910, , but was unsuccessful. He is one of !! the live wires of the South Side and ! one of the progressive citizens of St .. Joseph.
WALTER D. LADD, city editor off the Gazette, was born in St. Joseph,, October 1, 1891, and is the son of Dr.
ISAAC T. KEYWOOD
Post, the Springfield (Missouri) Re- .publican, the Springfield, (Missouri) Leader, and the St. Joseph Gazette.
ISAAC T. KEYWOOD, whose place of business is at ,401 Illinois avenue comes from Andrew County, where he was born: May. 29, 1856. He came with his parents to St., Joseph at the age of six : years. He was educated in the schools of the city and then took up the "harness makers trade, serv- ing his apprenticeship with Israel Landis, whose employ he entered in 1874. After serving this trade for fif- teen years Mr. Keywood sought other fields of activity. He has always
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and Mrs. Fred H. Ladd. He has lived here practically all his life, and rer ceived his education in the St. Joseph schools. He graduated from Centra High School in 1910. Mr. Ladd wen into newspaper work as a cub reporte. on the Gazette just after leaving higl school, became telegraph editor in the spring of 1912 and took the city des) in the spring of 1914.' He was mai ried . May 29; 1912, to Miss Inez I Chittenden of St. Joseph .. ! "! :
FORD M. PETTIT, telegraph edito of the Gazette, was born at Flushing Mich., Sept. 9, 1888. He was educate at the Jackson, Mich., high school, an
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Kalamazoo college. He went into newspaper work when still in college, and has been connected with the fol- lowing newspapers: The Kalamazoo (Michigan) Gazette, Jackson (Michi- gan) Morning Patriot, Fort Madison (Iowa) Gem City, Illinois State Jour- nal, Springfield, Ill .; Kansas City Post, Kansas City Times, St. Louis Globe- Democrat, and St. Joseph Gazette. He went to the Gazette Dec. 26, 1913.
OTTO THEISEN, former sheriff of
party and staunchly supports his friends at all times. Mr. Theisen holds membership cards in the Wood- man, Eagles and Red Men.
REV. DUDLEY M. CLAGETT, D. D., was born December 31, 1875, at Pal- myra, Mo. Graduated from Westmin- ster College, Fulton, Mo., with A. B. degree, June, 1895, and from Prince- ton Theological Seminary, May, 1900. Received A. M. degree from Prince- ton University, '01. Held three pas-
OTTO THEISEN
chanan County, is a native of St. seph. He was born here February 1873, and was educated in the Tools of the city. He has always en active in the affairs of the city d an enterprising citizen. Politics 3 claimed considerable of his time d attention and in 1908 he was cted sheriff of Buchanan County, the Democratic ticket. He has al- ys been one of the leaders of his
torates in Presbyterian church- Longwood, Mo., 1900-03; Sedalia, 1903- 10, and Westminster Presbyterian church, St. Joseph, since that time. He was chosen moderator of Synod of Missouri of Presbyterian Church, U. S. A., 1913. Received Doctor of Divin- ity degree from Park College, June, 1914: He was married in December, 1903, to Nora Robertson, Marshall, Mo. They have two living children,
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Robertson, born July 18, 1908, and Eleanor, born June 29, 1910.
LOUIS KLEINBRODT was born April 14, 1839, in Baden, Germany. He came to America in 1881, locating in St. Joseph. He was employed by the Hax Furniture Company for twenty years and assisted greatly in the growth and advancement of that busi- ness. He was the father of five chil- dren.
went to Kentucky, where he studied law and was admitted to the bar at Louisville. He came to Buchanan County in 1839, locating in Blooming- ton Township, and practicing wher- ever court happened to sit-at Sparta or Blacksnake Hills-the seat of jus- tice was not very firmly established in those days. So able and brilliant was he that in 1845 he was elected to the State Constitutional 'Convention
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LOUIS KLEINBRODT
HON. ROBERT M. STEWART, one time governor of Missouri, a man of winning manner, brilliant intellect and compelling influence, whose great- est · achievements - were somewhat clouded by his personal eccentricities, began life as a farmer boy, born near Truxton, New York; March 12, 1815.
From the age of seventeen until the age of twenty, Mr. Stewart taught school in his native locality, and then
and from 1845 to 1857 he served in the state senate. In the latter year he, was elected to succeed Governor Polk, upon the latter's resignation.
Governor Stewart was elected dele- gate from Buchanan County to the fa- mous convention of 1861. He ardently supported the Union and decried se- cession, and he helped to save Mis- souri to the Union, an action which was of a national character. He was
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one of the projectors of the Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad, helping to sur- vey the line. It was mainly through his eloquence and logic that the right of way was secured.
Governor Stewart never married. His death occurred September 21, 1871, and there was a general suspen- sion of business in St. Joseph on the day of the funeral. His remains were laid away in Mount Mora cemetery and for many years his grave was un- marked, except by a pine slab, left there by the undertaker. But after
ried to Miss Josephine Nix, of Autrian, January 18, 1886. They have four children, all daughters. Mr. Weiss is an Odd Fellow, a Moose, a Red. Man and a Woodman.
HUGO GREBEL, one of the most prominent business men of St. Joseph, is manager of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association for this city, do- ing an exclusive wholesale business. Mr. Grebel was born in Zittau, Sax- ony, Germany, August 8, 1856, and came to America first in 1888, as trav- eling representative of a Leipsic type
GEORGE WEISS
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many years of effort a suitable monu- nent was erected to his memory by riends and public spirited persons vho desired to honor the ex-gov- rnor's memory, though he was some- vhat erratic in his lifetime.
GEORGE WEISS, whose place of business is at the corner of Tenth nd Jackson streets, is a native of Switzerland, in which country he was orn October 23, 1862. He was edu- ated in his native country and came o America in 1882, arriving in St. Jo -: eph. April 3, that year. He was mar-
, foundry. He was well impressed with this country and a second visit in 1890 resulted in his locating here. . He has been with the Anheuser-Busch people since 1891.
In 1892 Mr. Grebel was married to Miss Bertha Wezler, who came of a prominent St. Louis family. He is a highly educated. gentleman, of a gen- ial temperament and pleasant mannèr. His social circle is wide and he is a very highly esteemed citizen of St. Joseph. 5
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INDEX
MISSOURI
Barton and Benton.
5
Governor. Woodson
Imprisonment for Debt.
Iowa Boundary Contest.
Mexican War-Missourians In.
Missouri Admitted.
Missouri Compromise
Morman Troubles. .
Muster Day at Dale's Farm. 3
Name of Missouri .. 3-
New Madrid Earthquake
Platte Purchase Made. 3
Railroad Debts .. 2
Representatives in Lesislature.
2
Seminole War ..
Spanish Governors
State Senators.
Territorial Assembly
Territorial Governors.
Test Oath ..
1
U S Senators from Missouri.
2
BUCHANAN COUNTY AND ST JOSEP)
A
Agency Township, History
5
Auditorium
26
B
Banks and Financial Institutions. . 25
"Blacksnake Hills"
6
Bloomington Township, History 5
Board of Trade. 25
11
Boards of Education ..
8
Border Ruffians
17
Breweries
24
Bridge, Missouri River
19
Business Men's League.
264
Buchanan
County
Formed
and
3
C
Casualties
22
California Emigration .
Central Police Station. 13B
Center Township, History 5
Churches 15
Charity Board 13
Charities, Public and Private. 13 I
City Treasury, Robbery of. 20
City Hospital 13
City
Clerks.
11
City
Auditors
11 |Ja
Governor
Fletcher
19
Governor
Folk
21
21
City Physicians 11
11 L
Governor
Hall
19
City
Counselors
9
L
Governor
Hardin
Jackson (Hancock) 7
Jackson (C. F.) ..
11
Governor Major
21
Governor
Marmaduke (J. S )
21
Governor McClurg 20
Governor McNair
5
Governor Polk
7
Governor Price
7
Council, Members of.
Collectors and Treasurers
11 3
Governor Phelps 21
Governor Reynolds 6 Comptrollers
Governor Stephens
Governor Stewart
Governor Stone
Black Hawk War. 8
Capitals and Capitol Buildings. 27
Cholera in Missouri 28
CIVIL WAR-
Agitation of Abolition. 11
Armed Neutrality Impossible 12
Battle of Wilson's Creek. 14
Battle of Pea Ridge. 16
Battle of Lexington. 15
"Bloody Hill" 14
Borders Troubles. 16
Camp Jackson surrendered. 13
Centralia Massacre 18 12
Convention of 1861.
Convention's Second Session
15 19
Convention's Last Session.
11
Governor Stewarts Aim
11
"Jayhawkers" 17 Lawrence Massacre. 17 13
Liberty Arsenal ..
12
Missouri Admitted to confederacy
15
Missouri Remained Union State. .
15
Order No 11.
17 16
Palmyra Massacre
Price's Raid. .
17
Request for Union Troons Re-
fused
12
Secession Defeated in first Con-
vention .
12
Congressman Pettis Killed. 5 Congressmen from this District.
23
Constitutional Convention 5-20 28
Daniel Boone.
Drake Constitution
19
Early Explorers
28
First Settlement ..
3
First Territorial Governor
4
First Counties in State.
5
First General Assembly
First Judges Supreme Court.
5
First Gubernational Election . 5
First Railroad Wreck. 29
First Things in Missouri. 27 5
Governor Bates
Governor Boggs
Governor Brown
20
Governor Crittenden
21 5
Governor Dunklin
Governor Dockerv
Governor
Edwards
Governor Francis
Governor
Gamble
15
City
Assessors
11L
Governor
Hadley
21 29
City
Attorney .
City Recorder, Office Created
8
L
City Scrip .....
(ity Charter-Second Class
8
City Charter-First Class
Circuit Court and Judges
4 4
3
12 M
Court Houses.
25
Commerce Club
13 3
County Farm.
County Jail ..
13 B
City
Registers
11 Je
City
Engineers
11
Governor Governor Governor King
6
Governor Marmaduke (M. M.)
6
Circuit Clerks ..
11M
M
21 County Officers Terms and Emolu-
2223
Board of Pulbic Works
14
Bonds, Reckless Issue of
Named
21
6
8
Fugitive Slave Law
Lyon and Blairs Preparedness.
INDEX
ments
Constables
52
County Auditors 52
County Clerks 49
County
Collectors
50
County
Coroners
50
County Recorders
50
County Treasurers 51
County Assessors
51
County Physicians 51
County Surveyors 52
Court of Common Please 44
County Court and Judges. 45
Court House Site, Donation of. 41
County Seat Fights.
41
County Seat, Selection of. 40
Contrary Lake and Creek. 36
Crimes and Criminals. 201
Crawford Township, History
55
Criminal Court Established
43
E
Early Dwellings ..
37
Earthquake in St. Joseph. 225
Elwood, Kansas. 272
Electric Light Companies 121
F
Fairs in St. Joseph 231
Federal Court. 153
Federal
Buildings-Appropriations
for 150
Fires
228
First Judges of County Court. 39
Fire Department ...
94
First Municipal Government. 65
First Settlers. 35-62
First Business Houses. 64-6
Fraternal Organizations 250
Freighting by Wagon.
71
Fur Companies.
62
G
Grasshopper Years.
273
Gas Companies.
122
H
Hartwigs Military Company.
184
Herdic
Coaches
126
Health
Department.
114
Home for Little Wanderers
136
Home for Ex Slaves.
137
Hotels
246
I
Interurbans
.197
Internal Revenue Office
152
Industries in St. Joseph 237
J
Jackson Township, History
54
Tesse James, Outlaw
206
L
Lake Township, History
Legal Executions 214
License Inspectors. 117
Location and Natural Advantages.
35
Log Rolling and other Sports. 38
M
Manner of Living.
37
Masonic Fraternity 250
Market House and City Hall 129
Marion Township, History .. 60
Mayors
105
Iemorial Home. 136
Medical Colleges.
148
Tilitia Regiments 186
Tilling and Mills
237
Tormons in St Joseph.
68
Iunicipal Government
82
N
Newspaper History 263
Negro Slavery .270
New Era Exposition.
7.233
Newspaper, Weekly Gazette-Pioneer
Venture
67
Noyes. Hospital 137
0
Odd Fellows
251
Omniibus Line
126
One Legged Bedstead.
37
Overland Period.
70
P
"Paw Paw Brigade"
.178-181
"Pateetown", Efforts in Behalf of ...
77
Packing Houses.
81
Parks and Park Boards. 97
Pioneer Life. .
37
Platte Township, History 54
Pork Packing.
240
Police Department 90
Police Commissioners 92
Pony Express
72
Postoffice
150
Port of Entry 153
Prosecuting Attorneys. 47
Probate Court.
46
Private Schools.
146
Public Administrations
52
Public Library.
99
R
Railway Mail Service 152
Railroads
188
Railroad Building, Early 78
Robidoux Settlement .. 35
Rivers, Creeks and Lakes.
36
Robidoux at Roys Branch and Black-
snake
62
Rush Township, History
56
S
Salaries, City Officers.
118
Schools of Buchanan County
139
Settlers Driven off. 35
Sewerage System 101
Sheriffs
48
St. Joseph Chosen County Seat. 41
St. Joseph Early History of.
62
St. Mary's Orphan Asylum .. 135 Street Railways, Early ones 78
Street Lighting Department 101
Street Paving.
103
Street Commissioners
116
Street Railways.
124
State Hospital for Insane
132
Steam Boats.
271
Survey of County
40
Supreme Court in St. Joseph.
46
Superintendent of Building. 117
'T
Telegraph
Lines
200
Test Oaths.
185
Telephones
123
Townships and Formation of.
39
Town Lots, Sale of ..
65
Tremont Township, History
59
Trustees, First Board of ..
65
Train Robberies
209
U
Union Station
199
Voting on String
275
1
52
INDEX
W
Wayne Township, History.
168
War of Rebellion ..
Washington Township, History. 60
120
Water Works. 130
Work House.
239
Woolen Mills
70
'49 Days of.
BIOGRAPHIES
A
Andrews, John S .290
.365
Albus, John.
.370
Ayres, Eugene
390
Allen, S. S ..
Anderson, L.
.396
Artcrafts Engraving Co. 425
.520
Andriano, Max.
B
Basar & Moskau. 435
436
Bandel Bros.
279
Burnett, Peter H.
Buddy, P. P. .287
Beets, Dr. William E
298
Bothwell, Lawrence.
304
Branson, Dr. Clarence S.
314
Bode, Dr. Louis F
316
Bowen, William E
Brown, Stephen S. 317
Brockett, Justus W .319
.329
Burke, Edward C. .332
Burke, John T .333
Brendel, John. .340
388
Bell, Robert C.
391
Bishoff, Charles.
393
Beard, Dr. F. G.
395
397
446
Bassing, Mrs. C.
460
Burch, Vincent E
460
Burnes, James N.
462
Burvenich, Anton. 471
Bernstein, Rabbi Louis 475
Brown, Rev. Duncan ..
415
Brinson, Willis
416
Bettis, William J ..
Beardsley, Herbert, C 419
Beck, Dr. LeRoy 401
Bigham, Bird B.
410
French, Dr. John A.
Fisher, L. Sr ...
Feltenstein, David orgrave, Lyman W.
Forgarty, Kneib & Co
Forbes, R. T.
Forsen, Dr. J. S
Fenner, August H
Faust, Charles L
Foster, Charles E
Farber, James B.
Farber, Reuel A.
Fairleigh, J. O.
France Charles D.
G
Garrett, William F
Greenberg, Dr. Charles
Gurley, Elmer A.
Gates, James E.
Gates, Elijah Col.
Goetz, Albert R.
Goetz, William L.
Grosser, Henry E.
Gensler, Louis G.
Chew, Major T. J .. .316
Clay; James Ralph. 325
Campbell, Dr. William M. 334
Campbell, Mrs. Elizabeth. 339
Cline, J. W .. 358
Crawford, John M.
Cramer, B. H ... 379
Cook, Dr. Emmett.
.387
Conrad, Dr. Henry S.
447
Calkins, Raymond R
459
Curry, Maurice G. 461
471
Cash, Elder Walter.
421
Cobb, John M .. 397
Chapman Printing Co.
40
41:
51:
Crow, Charles C.
.. 51/1
Chandlee, Edmund C. 52.
Combs, James E.
Calvert, Celsus C. .53
Cochran, Hon. Charles F .54
Cobb, Walter R. 55
.56
Claypool, E. M ..
.56
Claggett, Rev. D. M.
D
Dandurant, Dr. Louis Joseph 28
31
Donelan, Dr. Edmond A
34
Dolman, John E.
Davis, Jacob B. 37
Dickey, Charles E. 38
Deakins, M. A. .38
39
Dowling, Frank
44
Devorss, A. F.
4
Dunlap, J. G ..
. 45
Deppen, A. & Son ..
46
.Dienger, E. W ..
4 €
Dillard, Rev. James E
4
Dutton, Dr. Charles C.
41
Darrow, D. D.
4
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5
E
Ellis, W. P.
3
Eleringer, George.
3
Egli, John ..
3
Elite Restaurant.
3
Egger, Peter M.
Evalson, Rev. Sadie.
Eckel, G. R.
405
Bassar, Theodore
511
Brand, Francis W
512
Beach, Frank W.
530
Bartlett, William H.
.560
Boyd, James W
560
Barnard, John F
Buechner, Rev. Samuel
559
Burke, Rt. Rev. M. F
553
Brouse, Simon.
Buell, George W .530
535
Broom, Lee C ..
Bauman, Dr. Louis C. 522
.552
Burnes, L. C ...
C
Crane's Department Store: 440
Colley, Dr. Elijah A. .286
Craig, Enos ... .293
Craig, Morte H. 306
Craig, James .. .309
Clark, Mrs. Isabelle .313
Geiger, Dr. Jacob.
Gehrs Sheet Metal Works.
41
Davis, Abraham
4.
Davis, F. Claude. Davis, Randolph T
4
Enright, Charles F
Boyer, Clifford F. 473
Betts, Charles M.
523
Boteler, Dr. George M.
562
559
Brown, Dr. Rolla H.
553
Bogg, T. I ....
Berry, Charles R.
Doniphan, Gen. A. W
46
De Couagne, Dr. Amedee
Bickett, William M.
292
Crystal Bar .. Clark, John D.
389
Cameron, William H.
376
F
Eastin, Lucian J.
INDEX
iger, Dr. Charles . G.
Idberg, H. W.
rlich, Loren W
oneweg Cigar Co
445
rvey, J. P.
dsey, A. K. 452
. 454
Idman, Joseph.
417
rlich, Fred A. H.
403
sitz, Agnes C.
.408.
bbert, Lewis C.
511'
mmig, Dr. E. A.
536
erman, Adolph. .539
bel, Hug .567
H
rnessy, Fred D 431
11, Willard P ..
Ime, Dr. Edward D .326
mmel, Dr. Oscar L:
rtzell. Emmanuel F .330
357
pafin, John. :358
twig, E. F. 368
twig, Henry O. 369
rtigan, Dr. Frank X
371
id, Walter W.
377
tman, John W 385
ot Bros.
388
dleston, Edgar G.
pe. A. T ..
448
Benjamin F
Judge Thomas J
474
old, Dr. Albert R.
421
ch Bros. D. G. Co.
421
d, William .. 423
ze, William 426
chason, Dr. Clarence E. 406
t, Dr. William J 408
field, David H. 409
71, Maran S. 410
. Herman
412
I.,, A. W. 544
ey, Maurice 549
ton, D. E. 551
I
pendent Fruit & Produce Co ... 399
J
son, Winslow .556
K
sas City Breweries Co 422
fman Bros. 434 s Supply Co 442 ey, David B. 344
pinski, George 351
per. Simeon.
305
e, Patrick P. 289
ık, Al. 379
fman, Nathan 384
rney, Dr. Elmer F 386
nbrodt, Oscar 445
s, Phil .. 445
per, William J 469
hardt, Charles F 463
k, Rev. Frederick C. 469
iger, Paul. 473
iler Bros.
417
il, Frederick C.
426
ler, John J .. 430
laman, Don C. .411
patrick, William F 412
brodt, Dick .. 545
hard, George A 546
man, Dr. M. L.
. 555
brodt, Louis. 566
L
n, Dr. Edward A. . 302.
Dr. Frederick H. .308
er, George F.
. 309
Loan, Benjamin , F .317
Libbe, Herman K. .327
Loomis, Charles A. 337
Loyd, Elbert H. 341
Little, David L.
371
Lawson, Dr. Sidney
392
Lindsey, Alva F.
443
Limbird, James ..
Lewars, Authur 452
Liberman, Benjamin. L. 465
LeClere, Rev. J. F. 467
467
425
Lowenberg Millinery Co
Lehr, James W. 407
Lemmon, Frank M. 444
Letts, W. T .. 509
Little, Rev. William Harmon. 515
Lacy, Graham G.
524
Leonard, Solomon
539
Long, Dr. L. S. .5'40
Lyon, Swayze A. 542
Lindsey, Roy A. 548
Ladd, Walter D. 564
M
Mckullan Tailoring Co 443
McNelly, John D 345
McQuinn, C. T ..
McCool, Henry W 366
McDonald, Joseph I. 37.4
McDonald, E. L. .399
.523
McDonald, Rice. 554
435
Marlow, Geo. W.
552
Morrison, William Dent.
291
Mack, Walter L ..
317
Marshall, Elliot.
.336
Mosman, Chesley A
343
Mitchell, Orestes.
346
Manning, Harry W 380
381
Mason, Bert
446
Maier, S .. 450
Motter, Joshua. 458
Murphy, Rev. Geo. S. 468
Midland Printing Co. 474
Mervine, Dr. Iber Webster 475
Miller, Cyrus P. 425
Martin, Rufus H. 398
Miller & Berkley .
401
Marshall & Dunn
402
Marks, William L.
406
Morris. C. D.
525
Moran, Bernard. 531
Moran, Michael G. 534
Middaugh, Benj. F 558
May Charles J. L. 540
Moss, Josiah B. .543
N
Nelson, Martin .. .439
Netherton, Dr. George T. . 303
Northwood, Dr. George W .318
Norris, James N. Jr .. .335
Neudorff, George. .347
Nelson, M. M ... 448
Nicholson, John F .405
Neudorff, Frederick. .514
Nelson, George A.
.529
Nickerson, Rev. E. J 545
O'Brien, Jas. B. .331
Ogden, Charles F 456
Overbeck, John
T.
521
Otis, Merrill E.
558
P
Parker, Harry 294
Patee, John .. 310
Potter, Dr. Caryl ..
.328
Pfeiffer, Charles Anton.
.353
396
443
445.
od, Dr. Wesley.
424
280
446
460
McCabe, Michael J. .568
Marchain's Restaurant.
Myer, H. A ..
INDEX
Potter, Dr. Thompson E .355 · Sampson, Dr. John H
Proud, Dr. Willard C.
.356
Smith, Thomas J. P. 42
Pike, Vinton ...
.383
Swartz, Edwin M .. 404
Penny & Penny
Petree, Rev. Charles E.
465
Stout, Frank W ... 41
Pash, Oscar A.
Platt, E. M ..
528-
Smith, Frederick W
.50
Schwien, Victor 5
Finer, Col. Joseph A.
554
Steinacker, Theodore. .51
Patt, John W.
.557
Sherwood, Willis H. 52
Strop, Philip .55
Pettit, Ford M ..
.564
Shultz O. E .5
R
Rosenthal, Henry 440
Roesele, Charles E. 441
Kuuolph Pharmacy 441
Robidoux, Joseph.
277
Redmond, Dr. Thomas
.433
Tucker, Dr. John I. 3
Thomas, Dr. Conrad E. 3.
Toole, Alpha ... 3
Timmerman, Dr. A. R. 51
Thompson, William E. 51
Theisen, Otto. 56
U
Utz, William H.
. 35:
Robinson, Walter H 547
Ridenbaugh, Wm. 568
S
Stauber, John M. 330
Smith, Henry S 349
Swint, Dr. William.
361
Shanklin, Orville M 372
Spratt, William E
375
Strong, John P .. .384
Stafford, Ralph M. 476
Slattery, Phil A. 420
Severns, Harry C .. 424
Stauber, Robert H. 427.
Shaffer, G. D. 367
Smith, Dr. J. Francis.
434
Sher, D. W.
437
Schmidt, Henry W
438
Sebus, John ... 440
Staedtler, Frank J. 441
Stewart, Robert M.
279
Spencer, Judge O. M.
284
Smith, Dr. A. S. J .. .300
Starmer, George G. 312
Schneider, John G. . 324
Sherman, William H. 394
Saffern Bros .. 443
Sheppard Fish and Oyster Market .. 444
Summers, W. H .. 447
Stigall, Louis V. 449
Sandusky, Oscar. 449
Schlagle, Authur Frederick 450
Schelhammer, J. A. 450
Sanger, Joseph .. 451
Seaman & Schuske Metal Works . 451
Schaefer & Claus. 452
Schrieber & Engel. 453
Siemens, Frank .. 454
Schragg, William L. 466
W
White, E. F.
4
Wenz, Frederick. 4
Woodson, Silas .. 2
Walker. Dr. Frank Peery
2
Westfall, Dr. F. Kemper 3
Wehrman, William. . 3
3
Walker, George 3
Williams & Tymon
3
Whitten, Fred ..
2
Wiatt, Claude F
4
WVebb, George W
4.5
Wenz, Frederick J. Jr
47
Witt, John M ..
41
Winnemore, Geo. WV
Wyatt, Harry E.
C
Wyatt, John C ..
Wright, Charles E
Wyatt, Cavan G ..
Walker, Dr. William W
Weiss, George ..
Y
Young, Waller
Vi
Ziemendorf, William
A.
Zimmerman, Eugene H.
7
T
. Travis, W. E. & Co 4
Thompson, M. Jeff. 2
Trunk, Benjamin W 3
Townsend, John .. 3
Robinson, Jack D.
297
Ridenbaugh, William
312
Radford, Clayton D.
315
Rosenthal, Jacob.
321
Randolph, Kendall B. 348
Reid, C. W .. 389
Rothe, Rev. Otto. 464
538
Rutt, Christian L.
Ueligger, A. E.
38;
V
Veraguth & Moskau
43
Voltz, George M. 43
Van Brunt, J. H. 45
Veraguth, Henry
428
Voss, Henry.
5
Prinz Edward A. 561
428
Sinclair, Tillman H. 41.
Patrick, William L. 533
.387 Squires, Ralph Elmer 40.
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Weary, Dr. Franklin G.
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