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ALLIANCE CITY DIRECTORY
The Tribe of Ben Hur ineets in K O T M Hall, Stone block every other Tuesday evening.
Orden der Hermanns Sohne Eintracht Loge No 7 meets in Schwinn's Hall E Main st first Sunday after Ioth and last Sunday in each month.
MT. UNION COLLEGE SOCIETIES.
Linnaean Literary Society, meets every Friday evening in College Hall.
Republican Literary Society, meets every Friday evening in College Hall Cosmian Literary Society, meets every Friday evening in College Chapel.
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, meets every Monday evening in Chapter House, Stroup Blk.
Delta Gamma Sorority, meets every Monday afternoon in Chapter House, E College st.
Sigma Nu Fraternity, meets every Monday evening in Chapter House. 1690 S Union ave.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, meets every Monday evening in Chapte House, S Union ave
Aplha XI Delta Sorority, meets every Monday afternoon, Chapter House, S Union ave.
Kappa Delta Epsilon, meets weekly at chapter rooms on Hartshorn st.
Y MC A, meets every Tuesday evening in College Chapel.
Y W CA, meets every Tuesday evening in Ladies Hall.
Homiletic Club meets every Thursday evening.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
The Morgan Engineering Co., foot of Broadway and C & P R R; W H Morgan pres., W H Ramsey, secy and treas.
The Alliance Machine Co, capital $200, 000; W H Purcell, pres. and gen mgr, M S Milbourn, treas.
The Transue & Williams Co, capital $100. 000, manufacturers drop forgings; Frank Transue pres, S J Williams vice-pres, F. E Dussel secy and treas.
The Reeves Brothers Co, inc 1901, capital $200,000, heavy and light plate construction of all kinds; Geo Reeves pres, A G Reeves vice-pres and treas, A A Reeves secy.
The American Steel Foundries, foot of Broadway and C & P R R, principal office 74 Broadway. N Y; Harry Allen Supt.
The McCaskey Register Co, Capital $100,000. C C Baker pres, P A Mc- Caskey vice-pres, R S Kaylor sec and treas.
The American Case & Register Co, inc 1904, capital $125,000, office and works off E Main on N Arch ave, W M Ellett pres and treas, Frank W Mell sec, R M Vick asst-treas and gen mgr, W. L. Hart atty.
The Alliance Bank Co, 508 E Main, inc 1872, capital $100,000, surplus and undivided profits $50,coo; C C Baker pres, Frank Transue vice-pres, J H Mc- Connell cashier.
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The First National Bank, Public Square, inc ISS7, capital $100,000, sur- plus $30,000; W. M. Reed pres, J A Zang vice-pres, A L Atkinson cashier.
City Savings Bank, second door west of square, inc 1892, capital $50,000, surplus $23,000; W H Ramsey pres, I G Tolerton vice-pres, W W Gilson cashier.
The Industrial Building and Loan Association, Arlington block, organi- zed 1889, capital $1,000,000; Henry Heer Sr. pres, C C Weybrecht vice-pres, W W Webb sec and treas, W L Hart atty.
The Columbian Building, Loan and Investment Co, inc 1892, capital $12,000,000 office 341 E Main; C C Davidson local agent.
The Alliance Building and Savings Co, inc 1898, capital $500,000, office Consolidated Realty Co Block, E Main; D B Cassaday pres, H D Tolerton vice- pres, C C Davidson secy, R M Scranton treas, H C Koehler atty, W S Linde- smith and John Eyer appraisers.
The Alliance Leader Printing Co, established 1871, capital $15,000, office Weybrecht Block, East Main, publish the Daily and Semi-weekly Leader; Lo- Ra L Lamborn manager, J. T. Kennedy editor.
The Review Pub Co, publishers of the Daily Review and Semi-weekly Review. office established 1868, inc 1888, capital $25,000; S J Williams pres, J.A Jones secy, F A Hoiles manager and editor, R C Hoiles treas.
The R M Scranton Ptg Co, incorporated 1899, office 341 E Main St; capi- tal $10,000. Does a general business in book and job printing, R M Scranton mgr, J H Lloyd pres, L L Weaver secy.
The Nonpariel Club, inc 1894, rooms opposite public square; John Scott pres, W H Purcell vice-pres, S L Sturgeon secy, Dr C D Painter treas, Bud Kay financial secy.
The Alliance Fertilizer Co, N Webb ave, and Mill inc 1891, capital $30,000; Geo Rudge Jr pres, S E Schlagel vice-pres, G W Henry secy and treas, G A Henry Supt.
The Akron-Alliance Connecting Electric Railway Co, main offices Alliance; Chas S Keith pres, Geo W Major vice-pres, A G Spencer sec and treas, Chas S Keith Genl mgr, Arthur Wright asst-sec and treas.
The Stark Electric Ry Co. C R Morley pres, F L Mowry supt, Frank E Wilkins auditor.
The Lake Erie Alliance & Wheeling R R Co, W H Newman pres, E W Worcester vice-pres, H A Worcester gen supt, F W Watkins local supt, W E Harrington trainmaster, D Fording local attorney, F J Jerome gen attorney.
The Alliance Gas & Electrical Co, D W Low mgr.
Ohio Pressed Sheet Steel Co, inc 1905, capital $15,000, nested elbows and general sheet stamping work, Rufus C. Ruth pres, L W Lewis vice-pres, E. D Hester secy and treas, Percy S Bottomely mgr.
The Lamborn Floral Co, inc 1905, capital $25,000, wholesale cut flowers, LeRoy L Lamborn pres, Mrs LeRoy L Lamborn vice-pres and treas, C C Weybrecht sec, Geo H Bowditch Supt.
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Alliance-Akron & Cleveland R R Co, inc 1905, capital $50,000, Hugh Bleakly pres, G L King vice-pres, R S Kaylor secy and treas.
The Alliance Chautauqua Co, inc 1906, capital $1,000, to conduct a summer Chautauqua at or near Alliance.
The Troy Laundry Co, inc 1905, capital $20,000; E A Beeson pres, W E Gabele sec and treas, P A Gabele mgr.
The Spring-Holzwarth Co, inc 1904, capital $50,000, department store; H E Fowhl pres, J C Holzwarth sec, J S Spring treas.
The Coulton & Davis Co, inc 1902, capital $20 000, department store; Richard Coulton pres, R M Coulton sec and treas.
The Alliance Clay Product Co, inc 1905, capital ៛50,000 manufacturers of building, paving and fire brick and other clay products, P W Welker pres, John Eyer vice-pres, O U Walker sec and treas, Ross Rue Supt.
The Allott-Kryder Hardware Co, inc 1903, capital $25,000 wholesale & re- tail hardware, J F Kryder pres, D H Hoobler vice-pres, G E Allott sec and treas.
The Alliance Hardware Co, inc 1906, capital $25,000, hardware, plumbing slate roofing and sheet metal work; W H Ramsey pres, J B Crowl vice-pres, B C Bates sec and treas.
The Hotel Keplinger Co, inc 1906 capital $60,000, Wm Stallcup pres, Mrs E A Beeson vice-pres, A Amerman sec, Mrs G B Fry treas, E A Beeson mgr.
The Alliance Mine Equipment Co, inc 1905, capital $40,000 manufacturers of automatic mine doors, shop E Patterson st, office W W Mowrer Drug Store; W W Mowrer pres, J W Taylor sec and treas.
The Alliance Cold Storage & Packing Co, inc 1905, capital $60,000, storing of food products and packing of meat. A V Johnson pres, E U Hamlin vice- pres, C S Wilderson sec, C Aultman treas, E E Hamlin gen manager, N E Kellogg asst-manager.
The True Grit Oil Co, inc 1904, capital $30,000 Chas H Keith pres and mgr, F C Marchand vice-pres, W J Pentz sec, J I Rickard treas.
The Consolidated Realty Co inc 1924, capital $50,000, Real Estate, Insur- ance and Loans, R M Scranton pres & mgr, L L Weaver vice pres; O O Thomas secy, L D Scranton Treas, office Scranton block, Main st.
Alliance Brewing Co, inc 1905, capital $150,000, for maufacture of beer and artificial ice, Herman Mueller Pres, Joseph Klinger Vice pres and Mana- ger.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Willis H Ramsey, 1905-07; D Brinton Cassaday, 1905-07; Charles Y Kay, 1905-09; Oliver F Transue, 1905-09; Wm C Manchester, M D, 1905-09.
OFFICERS.
President, Charles Y Kay-Clerk, Clem G Burns-Treasurer, Frank V Cassaday.
Regular meeting, the first Monday in each month, in the Superintendent's office, 7:00 P. M.
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CITY BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
H C Koehler, President, J E Morris, Clerk, J B Bowman.
Regular meetings in High School the third Saturday of March and August.
The CARNEGIE FREE LIBRARY is on the High School grounds, and is open every day, except Sunday, from 9 AM to 9 P M., Harriet Goss, Libra- rian Erma Grant, Ass't Librarian.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. TEACHERS AND OFFICERS FOR 1905-'06
John E Morris, Superintendent; L L Weaver, Supervisor of Writing and Drawing; John M James, Supervisor of Music; O A Richards, Truant Officer; Nannie Jackman, Secretary to Supt.
BUILDING NO I -NORTH PARK AVENUE.
Charles L Burrell, Principal, 7th and 8th grades, M Cornelia Hazen, 6th grade, Martha A Hazen, 5th grade, Flora Nash, 4th grade, Kittie V Fishel, 3d grade, Lorena Bake, 2nd grade, Mathilde Zur-Linden, Ist grade, Helen Lower Assistant.
BUILDING NO 2 -FRANKLIN AVENUE.
Frank D Slutz, Prin 7th and 8th grades, Mamie Farley, 5th and 6th grades, Mary Bauch, 4th grade, Mary Solomon, 3d grade, Anna L Jones, 2nd grade, Blanche Whitla, Ist grade.
BUILDING NO 3-SENECA AVENUE.
Harry M Wherry, Prin; 8th grade, Ida R Buck, 7th grade, Martha Rich- ards, 6th grade, May J King, 5th grade, Edith L Roberts, 4th grade, Ada Powell, 3d grade, Jennie Hughes, 2d grade, Frances Everhart, Ist grade, Eva Schultz, Assistant.
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING NO 4-EAST BROADWAY.
James W Guthrie, Principal of Building and of High School. Teachers in High School; Jean Wilson, James E Vaughn, Wm H Chenot, Mabel Hartzell, Lilian Leek, 6th and 7th grades, Stella M Zeigler, 5th grade, Mary E Howard, 4th grade, Harriet Hoyer, 3rd grade, Blanche Lindesmith, 2nd grade, M Iola Williams, Ist grade.
BUILDING NO 5-CORNER BROADWAY AND PARK.
Elizabeth Fetters, Principal, 8th grade; Sara E Eldridge 6th and 7th grades, Lilian E Berlin, 4th and 5th grades, Clyde M Richards, 3d grade, Lela Hoffman, 2nd grade, Jennie A Kump, Ist grade.
BUILDING NO 6-EAST STATE STREET.
Howard W Phillips, Principal, 7th and 8th grades, Mary Shipman, 5th and 6th grades, Lillian Z Phelps, 3d and 4th grades, Elizabeth Kelley, Ist and 2nd grades.
BUILDING NO 7-SOUTH MAHONING AVENUE.
W E Cobbs, Principal, 3d and 4th grades, Elizabeth Thomas, Ist and 2nd grades.
St Josephs Paroachial School 345 E High St, In charge of three Domini- can Sisters.
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POSTAL INFORMATION
POSTOFFICE open daily, except Holidays and Sunday, from 6:30 a m to 7 pm
MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT open daily except Sunday and holi- days from 8 a m to 6 p m.
REGISTRY DEPARTMENT open daily except Sunday, from 8 a m to 6 p m.
SUNDAY-General delivery, stamp and carrier windows open from 3 p m to 4 p m.
COLLECTIONS are made from business portion of the city at 5:55, 7:30, 10:30, and 11:00 a m and at 2:15 and 5 pm.
SUNDAY COLLECTIONS from business portion of the city only, at 12:30 p m.
POSTOFFICE LOBBY open from 6 a m to 7 p m.
FOREIGN RATES-Postal Union Countries Only.
Letters and all sealed matter five (5) cents for each half ounce or fraction thereof.
Newspapers, periodicals and photographs unsealed, one (1) cent for each two (2) ounces or fraction thereof.
To insure proper rating of doubtful matter it should be brought to the postoffice.
Advise your correspondents of your street address and request that they so direct your mail. This insures prompt delivery and prevents mistakes.
Placing your name and address on upper left hand corner of letter or package will insure its return to you if not delivered, and will prevent its being sent to and opened at the Dead Letter Office.
EDWIN MORGAN, Postmaster.
GENERAL GUIDE TO CLASSIFICATION OF DOMESTIC MAIL
MATTER.
FIRST CLASS. Includes all written matter, all matter closed against inspection, and all matter, though printed, which has the nature of actual and personal (individual) correspondence, except that certain writing or printing may be placed upon matter of the second, third and fourth classes without increasing the rate.
SECOND CLASS Includes all newspapers and periodicals which bear the authorized statement: "Entered at the post-office as second-class mail matter."
THIRD CLASS. Includes all printed matter upon paper not having the nature of actual, personal correspondence except newspapers and periodicals bearing the statement: "Entered at the post-office as second-class matter."
FOURTH CLASS. Includes all merchandise and all other matter not comprehended in the first, second, and third classes.
NOTE .- Matter of a higher class inclosed with matter of a lower class subjects the whole package to the higher rate.
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SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE U. S. POSTAL SERVICE.
REGISTRY SYSTEM. Reaches every post-office in the world. Insures safe transit and correct delivery. $25 indemnity paid for loss of matter pre= paid at the letter rate of postage.
MONEY-ORDER SYSTEM. Provides an absolutely safe and convenient means of transmitting money.
SPECIAL DELIVERY. The immediate delivery of any piece of mail matter at any United States post-office may be affected by affixing thereto a 10-cent special-delivery stamp in addition to the lawful postage.
PARCELS POST. Under special conditions packages of merchandise may be sent by "Parcels Post" to certain foreign countries.
REGISTRY SYSTEM.
SECTION 20 .- VALUABLE MATTER SHOULD BE REGISTERED. REGISTRY FEE, 8 CENTS.
I. Registered mails reach every post-office in the world. The system insures safe transit and correct delivery.
2. In case of loss, the sender or owner of a registered article prepaid at the letter rate of postage, mailed at, and addressed to, a United States post- office, is indemnified for its value up to $25.
3. Valuable letters and parcels, and those which the sender wishes posi- tively to know have been correctly delivered, should be registered.
The registry fee is 8 cents for each separate letter or parcel, in addition to the postage, both to be fully prepaid with postage stamps attached to the let- ter or parcel.
4. Any piece of mail matter may be registered at any post-office or sta- tion thereof, and by any rural free-delivery carriers. In residential districts of cities, letters and packages of first-class matter that are not cumbersome on account of size, shape, or weight can be registered by letter carriers at the house door as safely as if brought to the post-office.
5. In order to have a letter or parcel registered it is necessary merely to have it properly prepared, addressed, and stamped, and the name and address of the sender written or printed on it. It should be handed to the postmaster, clerk, or carrier, who will write out a registration receipt for the sender.
POSTAL MONEY-ORDER SYSTEM. SECTION 23 .- MONEY ORDERS, HOW OBTAINED.
APPLICATION .- The process of obtaining a money order is to fill in a simple form, called an "application," which form is furnished free of charge, and to present such application at the money-order branch of the post-office, where, upon payment of the sum to be sent and of the small fee exacted, a money order will be drawn for any desired amount (but no single order for more than $100,) payable at any money-order office in the United States de- signated by the applicant. When a larger sum than $100 is to be sent addi- tional orders may be obtained.
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At all of the larger post-offices, those of the first, second, and third classes, and at many of the smaller ones. International money orders may also be ob- tained, payable in almost any part of the world.
INDENTIFICATION .- The person who presents an order for payment must be prepared to prove his identity. In case of payment to the wrong person the Department will see that the amount is made good to the owner, provi- ded the wrong payment was not brought about through fault on the part of remitter, payee, or indorsee.
POWER OF ATTORNEY .- A money order may be paid upon a written order or power of attorney from the payee, as well as upon his indorsement.
INDORSEMENTS .- More than one indorsement on a money order is pro- hibited by law. One or more additional names, however, may be written upon the back of orders for purpose of identification of payee, or guaranty of gen- uineness of signature of the payee or indorsee. But if the holder is the sec- ond or any subsequent indorsee, to obtain the amount he must surrender the order and make application for a duplicate or a warrant to be issued in place thereof by the Department. The stamp impressions which banks ordinarily place upon money orders left with or sent to them for collection are not re- garded as indorsements transferring ownership of the orders or within the meaning of the statute which prohibits more than one indorsement.
REPAYMENT .- A domestic order may be repaid at the office of issue with- in one year from the last day of the month of its issue.
INVALID ORDERS .- An order which has not been paid or repaid within one year from the last day of the month of its issue is invalid and not payable. The owner, however, may obtain payment of the amount thereof by making application through the postmaster at any money-order office, to the Depart- ment, for a warrant for the said amount. The invalid order, if in the owner's possession, must be forwarded with the application.
SOPER Q MILNER
Proprietors of The Alley Warehouse,
Sell all Kinds of Grain and Ground Food, Single and Extension Ladders, Field and Lawn Seed, Lime, Cement and Wall Plaster, Pot, Plant and Field Phosphates, Stock Foods, Etc.
The Best of Roller Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Etc.
THE OFFICIAL ALLIANCE CITY DIRECTORY 1906-07
STREET DIRECTORY
APPLE
N from E Gaskill to E Beech, 1st
E of West ave
- Johnston W W
ARCH AVE NORTH
From E Main north 1st E of N Mechanic ave
EAST SIDE
5 Wallace Ross
Anderson Wm
19 Winner Thomas Tailor rms
19 New building
19 Domestic laundry
19 Am Case & Reg Co
Prospect intersects P Ft & CR R
E Patterson intersects
Hester avenue intersects
WEST SIDE
20 U S Auction Syndicate
28 Arcade Saloon
- Untch S 2nd floor
- Shooting gallery
Bradbury Hall
50 Bowling alley
54 Beebout Mrs F N
56 Bischoff C F
Prospect intersects
104-110 Notman Bakery
104-110 Alliance Overall Co 2nd floor
P Ft W & CRR
Patterson intersects
202 Singer N H
210 Williams L R !
218 Matticks T H
228 Miser B
230 Russell Harry
238 Heiser O O
Hester avenue intersects
ARCH AVE. SOUTH.
From E Main S, 1st E of S Me- chanic
EAST SIDE
46 Cassaday D B
East Market intersects
120 Kinne E P
134 Williams J M
144 Manfull R C
150 Ross Mrs E
150 Dalzell Jas rear
East Columbia intersects
Presbyterian Church
222 Davis T M
232 Gow F P
236 Moore Rev A B
E Broadway intersects
High School Bld
Carnegie Public Library E High intersects
408 Burns C G
420 Levy R
434 Cannon T B
434 Brown Wm E
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434 Wickerd J -
440 Clement D M
448 Vacant lot
E Oxford intersects 7 :
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504 Zang J A 504 Stark
Summit Automobile
1006
E Milner intersects Gyger Geo R
Co rear
512 Morgan Dr C L
1028
Hoover Dr C M
522 Bates R C
1042
532 Totten W C
1048
Joliat S
532 Brooks Jacob
1110
Miller J S
532 Bischel Fred rear
1140
Schwalem C C
534 Shaw Meat Market
1148
Grisez E F
534 Gregory R C upstairs
1210
Leyda T
538
Miller G W , upstairs
1360
Waugh Mrs A H
540 Holman Grocery
1648
Carr R F
548 Stamp & Son Grocery
1708
Packer W B
E Cambridge intersects
1720 Young Rev G E
604 Miller I upstairs
604 Kager Mrs M
612 Thomas Mrs T
612
Webb John
622
Marsh D M
11 Troy laundry office
638
Berlin F
13 Shaffer F W Barber shop
646
Faubel Henry
15 Hudson C E Monumental wks
658
Sineri A
29 Grant L
668
Crawford Dr L A
31 Laundry H King and res
678 Tidd M
692 Crawford K H
35 Herrington C E upstairs E Market intersects
702
Phillips Mrs Mary
702 Wagner M
137 Hively G W
728
Davies T J
149 Shaffer Isaac
742 Paxon Miss Fannie
750
Rogers Mrs. F
E Columbia intersects
760 Westfall Mrs. K
205 Boyle P J
760 Coppe Jas upstairs
209 King W W
762
Burrell Misses O & C
221 Schooley G W
774 Birch Wm
233 Williams J L
E Grant intersects
249 DeLong F P
806 Kline Chas
E Broadway intersects
814 Hewitt L W
303
Vick H E rear
816 Hampton J W
303 Kunkle C C & E L
836
Amstutz J B rear
309 James J M
836 Wilkins F E
321 Morris E. J
836 Newcomer J J
331
Ruth Henry R and Martin Wm
858
Farmer David
868 Johnston F W
345
Shaffer Henry
904 Hatcher A
912 Wherry H M
401
Stewart I H
920
Bohecker J
401 Fenstamacher F rear
932 Hyatt H W
413 Voglesong Mrs S A
932 Newman H C
421 Applegate M
940 Hester E D
431 Stallcup Wm
950 Pennock Mrs E
431 Shem Wm E
Stand Pipe
544 Yeagley E D
E College intersects
548 Perrin I upstairs
1708
Warner G W
WEST SIDE
9 Williams R G
E Summit intersects
135 McCaskey P A
133 Glass B rear
718
Bailey J P
149 Wilhelm O
303 Jno Wilson Contractor office
858 Johnston Mary J
339 Haines C L
880 Mitchell S
E High intersects
33 Russell Wall Paper store
Dr Hoover's office
Helwig G W
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431
Shem Chas
1121
Woodward Mrs L
445 Mercer B F
1133
Hebden A F
E Oxford intersects
1133
Pelly J M
503
Sharer J H
513
Ballou Thos A
1215
New house
521 Lane S D
1241
Shaw H C
531
Poto F J
1307
Casselman Thos
539
Fuhr Mrs C
1345
Jones D M
E Cambridge intersects
603
Wonders Lafe
1667
Arthur
611
Atwell Grant
1675
Scott Wm M
637
Robinson J
1685
Hall G B
645
Denniston W R
1717
Judd G H
661
Allen Harry
1725
Fultz S J
663
Bricker S D
1825
Smith Ernest
679 Stainbrook J D
679
Blaem C H
691
Trescott B F
E Summit intersects
715
Fisher M W
723
Atkinson A L
737
Reeder F rear
717
Koch I
ASH
751
Wallace J C
757
Shaw J W
771
Davis Grocery, res upstairs
775 Davis O A
E Grant intersects
801 Hugh Keys Tin Shop res
The Viaduct begins
rear
SOUTH SIDE
805 English J M
817 Patterson G E
825
Fording Mrs E
Roumanian bd house
837 Fuhr L A
McElroy Mrs Mary
266 Tierney J D Saloon, res
same
Bowling alley
Antler Hotel and res
E Rosenberry ends
903 Riley Joseph
917 Roberts A L
919 Buck J W
- Tice A
949 Holman G W
E Milner intersects
First W of and parallel to Miller Ave
1005 West J W
1015 Hoffman. W S
Coates Hal
Eleventh ends
1111
Hinshilwood T J
ASBESTOS AVE North from West Vine St
From S Liberty east, 1st south of E Main
NORTH SIDE
- Baldwin C
- Fuhr Mrs N
- Vacant
803 English Grocery
- C L Akins Livery barn
Obney J C
849 Rice Arthur
861 King Garland
867 Mertz C F
879 Allmon Jas
AULD
(See Grand View Addition)
AULTMAN
NORTH OF STATE W Walnut intersects
Ladies' Boarding Hall
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College Gymnasium
549 Wheat F W
1421
Liply S S
E Simpson intersects
623
Spring J S
E College intersects
657
Ray Zachariah
1825 Reed J D
1845
Watson W C
Lamb Prof G F
719
Seacrist M L
E State street
19
Twelfth ends
South intersects
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BEECH EAST
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From 1129 N Walnut ave east 1st north of Mill
Johnston W W Apple ave intersects
BOND AVE
From E Patterson northerly, 1st E of N Freedom
BROADWAY
From S Union ave E, 1st south of Columbia
NORTH SIDE
32 Reese Clifford
48 Whitacre Uriah
56 Milner L H
62 Vigneron Victor O
62 Bailey Geo S Park ave intersects Friends Church
114
Wadsworth W R
130 McConnell J L
135 Cope Arthur
142 Martin W N
154 Freed Alton J
166 Ake Wm W
170 Michener & Grove Arch ave intersects
718 German Book store (Grall & Mauer prop)
728 Barth Andrew
734 Untch M Saloon Dance hall rear
744 Sazh Ferenz
750 Bondy Jno
758 Gray Geo
766 Day Peter Webb ave intersects
802
Mueller Saloon
812 Mueller W H
818 Gaskill Helen
818 O'Neil Jno upstairs
820 Spriggins Roland
832 Keefe Wm
842 . Weybrecht Oliver
854 Broadway House
C & P R'y
J T Weybrecht's Sons lumber- yard
1120 Kincaid W N
Graber S
New house rear
- Butterin Peter Saloon and res
- Roumanians rear Mahoning ave
City limits
SOUTH SIDE
35 Miller Mrs M B
- Public school Building No 5
S Park intersects
318 Cassaday C
330 Kilmer Rev H E
340
Wilhelm Jasper E
127 Ackelson Jas
340
Rockey Dr .J A
135 Riley J W
352 Leek Mrs H M
141 Igenfritz O F
362 Johnson Mrs Anna
155 Klein E L.
362 Trescott E M
Linden ave intersects
404 Hoiles R C
- High School
404 Chuck Jos upstairs
South Linden ave intersects
416 Doyle Thos
Catholic Church
428 Baughman J B
436 Roberts Mrs Lydia
438 Wanamaker E D
First M E Church
5.05 flouk Wm F
515 Silver C (
506 Reed W M
517
Kellogg N F.
540 Oyster Clyde
540 Cleverly Mrs Rachel
550 Evans D I
560 Muntz G E
Seneca ave intersects
561 Baker C C
Seneca ave intersects
718 Gansline Geo 617 Hull J W
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157 Korach I Arch ave intersects
445 Deppen H
461 Church Rev C N
I'reein ave intersects
Freedom ave intersects
527 Motz Nathan
539 Brown W C
537 Maple J
553 Stockwell Mrs Mary
Liberty ave intersects
102 Vanhorn E H
Independent. church 1
304 Cassaday A S
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625 Morris W J Liberty ave intersects
719 Sanford A G Grocery
721 Sanford A G Meat Market
727-729 Bielce Mike
735 Battori Jas
741 Hungarian Bd House
751 Costos A
763 Bertli J
Barnes Meat & Grocery store Webb ave intersects
805 Hungarian Bd House
809 Gottschlig J
821 Calp Martin
$31 Williams Mrs E Morgan ave begins
Morgan Eng Co C & P R'y
Steel Works
1141 Antonini Dom
1337 Guignard Frank A
Kuklo Chas
Willow ave begins
1233 Lupson Frank
1341 Roumanians
1351 Roumanians
1447 Unger Fred
1457 Saloon Unger Fred
S Mahoning ave City limits
BROADWAY WEST
From Geiger ave West 1st south of W Columbia
NORTH SIDE
Shaw O M
- New house
- Gardner H B N Lincoln ave intersects
SOUTH SIDE
205 McGregor John H
- Seifert Geo
- Bowden Patrick D
Miller Frank
S Lincoln ave intersects
CAMBRIDGE EAST
From W & L E R R, E, 1st S of E Oxford
NORTH SIDE
114 Morrison W C
116 Mough S C
110 House F S
110 Case Mrs upstairs
134 Thompson G H
164 Lewis Mrs M
170 Kyle W H
S Mechanic intersects
202
Moyer L F
224 Robertson J W
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