1905 Biographies

There are currently 25 record(s) matching surname Napoleon.

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1.	Napoleon, Banks	692 - 692	Napoleon owes its high reputation in monetary circles to its two banks, the Citizens' State Bank and the First National Bank.
2.	Napoleon, Boat Oar Factory	687 - 688	About the year 1887 there was established in Napoleon a distinctively unique industry for the manufacture of boat oars, the founder and proprietor of which was one Mason Britton.
3.	Napoleon, Brick and Tile Works	687 - 687	In the year 1869 the firm of Myerholtz & Brothers established a plant for the manufacture of brick and drain tile, locating their works on East Washington street.
4.	Napoleon, Cigar Manufacturing	691 - 691	The manufacture of cigars is a class of business well represented in Napoleon.
5.	Napoleon, Citizen's State Bank	692 - 693	The First National Bank, later the Citizens' Bank, grew and flourished until 1904, when it was reorganized as the Citizens' State Bank.
6.	Napoleon, Distillery	687 - 687	The distilling of ardent spirits early engaged the attention of John H. Vocke of Napoleon and in 1866 he began operations by establishing a plant north of and near the canal.
7.	Napoleon, First National Bank	693 - 693	The First National Bank is the only national bank in Henry county, and was organized and began business in September, 1897.
8.	Napoleon, Flouring Mill	683 - 683	THE NAPOLEON FLOURING MILL was erected in 1856 by Augustin Pilliod, but did not begin operations until some time later.
9.	Napoleon, Heller-Aller Company	688 - 689	The Heller-Aller Company, one of the largest and most influential concerns of the kind in the united States, was established in 1887 by Samuel M. Heller and Frederick Aller.
10.	Napoleon, History of	676 - 680	Until after the treaty of 1820, which terminated the Indian's right to the large area of territory known as northwestern Ohio, the spirit of adventure incident to permanent settlement was scarcely developed in the minds of white people contemplating perma
11.	Napoleon, Industries	682 - 683	Napoleon was long dependent for its prosperity upon the products of the soil, but the advent of railway facilities has brought it into close touch with the larger cities and great markets of trade.
12.	Napoleon, Leonhart Saw Mill	689 - 690	Among the leading industrial concerns of Napoleon is the large saw mill plant south of the Maumee river, operated by the Leonhart Brothers, the history of which dates from the year 1889.
13.	Napoleon, Miller Carriage Works	685 - 685	The carriage industry is represented in Napoleon by two establishments, the Miller and the Shaff carriage works, both founded in 1870.
14.	Napoleon, Morningstar Manufacturing Company	690 - 690	The Morningstar Manufacturing Company was organized in 1892 by R. W. Cahill and A. B. Blank, who continued the business as a private enterprise until 1902, when the company was incorporated.
15.	Napoleon, Napoleon Agricultural Works and Hoop Factory	685 - 686	The Napoleon Agricultural Works and Hoop Factory was inaugurated in 1874 for the purpose of manufacturing reapers and mowers, but did not engage in that business.
16.	Napoleon, Napoleon Brewery	684 - 684	The Napoleon Brewery was established in 1862 by a gentleman by the name of Kopp, who began business on a modest scale, but in due time gradually enlarged the capacity of his establishment to meet the growing demand for its product.
17.	Napoleon, Napoleon Foundry	686 - 687	The Napoleon Foundry was established about 1858 by T. J. Clay.
18.	Napoleon, Napoleon Pulp Plaster Company	690 - 691	The Napoleon Pulp Plaster Company was incorporated in 1899, introducing to the market a material which was then unique, and which many prophesied would be a certain failure.
19.	Napoleon, Napoleon Woolen Mill	684 - 685	The Napoleon Woolen Mill was established in the year 1863 by Jacob Augenstein, and stands on Front street, between the canal and the Maumee river.
20.	Napoleon, Planing Mill	686 - 686	The Planing Mill, located on the south side of Front street, in one of the best parts of the city, was started in 1864 by John Thiesen and William Shepard.
21.	Napoleon, Saygers Saw Mill	683 - 684	The mill being known as the Saygers Saw Mill wa, so designated in compliment to one of the owners, Andrew J. Saygers.
22.	Napoleon, Shaff Carriage Works	685 - 685	The Shaff Carriage Works was housed in a commodious brick building on East Washington street.
23.	Napoleon, Silver Star Chemical Works	692 - 692	The Silver Star Chemical Works is a comparatively recent enterprise devoted to the manufacturing and compounding of various kinds of patent medicines, toilet articles, fine perfumeries, etc.
24.	Napoleon, Village Incorporation	680 - 682	Soon after the year 1850 the citizens of Napoleon began to consider the advisability of incorporating the village, the necessity of some kind of a municipal government having long been apparent.
25.	Napoleon Township, Henry County, Ohio	659 - 661	NAPOLEON TOWNSHIP was organized in the spring of 1835 and contains an area of thirty-six square miles, including the space covered by the waters of the Maumee.