The Woman Who Grows Great Variety of Flowers
Advertisement filled with assorted tips and notices for homesteads, land opportunities, travel tickets, and various products. Includes lines about Free Government Homesteads, New Colony Locations, rice lands, timber lands, and a call to write S. G. Warner in Kansas City Missouri. Also contains miscellaneous quotes and consumer notices from 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Warner
G. P
T. A
Kansas City Southern Ry
Kansas City
Immson
Oitawe
Vaneda
W& Authorised Cae
Crawford
Ninth Street
City
Missou
Missouri zinc boom expands mining belt near Carthage
News from Carthage Missouri notes a new era in zinc ore production with Southwest Missouri mining expanding. The Hayseed mines eight miles north of Carthage join Alba Neck City and Purcell as thriving camps along the Missouri Pacific line. output rising while prices fall as district enlarges over two years.
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Carthage
Missouri
Joplin
Abury
Missouri Paol
Alba
Neck City
Purcell
Governor Folk Returns From New York Visit
Governor Folk was entertained by the Missouri Society of New York and returned to St. Louis Friday morning. He hesitated at Union Station before hurrying to the Missouri Pacific train to Jefferson City. He declined to comment on how his Missouri idea was received, saying New York papers could better answer.
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Missouri Society of New York
ST. Louis
Folk
Union Station
New York
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Cleveland
Highwayman Troutman Sentenced in Western Robbery Case
James Troutman, a well known sportsman, was convicted of highway robbery and sentenced to five years. He confessed that accomplices Robert Kearney and James Masner aided the crime against J. W. Johnson, a prominent horseman, last May. Kearney fled to South Africa. Masner and Kearney await trial. Authorities suspect more sensational robberies by the trio.
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Joseph
James Troutman
Troutman
Robert Kearney
James Masner
J. W. Johnson
Kearney
Masner
South Africa
Robber O'Donnell Sentenced After Plea
Patrick O'Donnell was sentenced to twelve years in the penitentiary for highway robbery after pleading guilty in the criminal court. He admitted involvement in multiple holds ups including cash register theft of $15, the robbing of C. Kemper for $5, and a gold watch theft from Henry Engfish at Eleventh and Penn streets.
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Kansas City
Patrick O’donnell
Fred Jackson
Frank Schmidt
Grand Ave
C. Kemper
O’donnell
Z and
Hanks
Henry H. Engfish
Eleventh and
Penn Streets
Sabbath Stand Ends Work as Canal Strike Looms
Frank A. McDonald resigns after refusing Sunday work during canal project protests in Culebra Isthmus of Panama. In St Louis, 300 Teamsters members vote to strike, risking 1100 ice and coal wagons. Gov Folk appoints W D Vandiver of Cape Girardeau as state Insurance Superintendent for four years from March 1, 1905.
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Culebra
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Frank A. McDonald
Missouri
Jefferson City
Folk
W. D. Vandiver
Capé Girardeau
State Insurance Department
President Roosevelt to Visit Missouri for Ten Minutes
In St Louis the President will spend ten minutes here on his hunting trip to the Southwest. His train from the East arrives April 4 at 8:00 p.m. and leaves at 8:10 p.m. on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas line. A pilot engine will precede the train by five minutes and other trains will be sidetracked up to an hour before the President passes.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
George Morton
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Road
Roosevelt
Southwest
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Metropolitan Street Railway Plans Line From Kansas City to St Joseph
A Chicago meeting discussed connecting Kansas City and St Joseph by an electric railway. Attendees included Bernard Corrigan and C N Black of Metropolitan Street Railway with R E Richardson and others. Plans cover financing and construction via Leavenworth using the old Fort Leavenworth bridge, mainly wagon traffic in recent years.
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Metropolitan Street Railway
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Joseph
Bernard Corrigan
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
C. N. Black
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Jefferson Day Dinner Set at Waldorf Astoria
The Democratic club announces the Jefferson day dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on April 13 with Alton B Parker on The Future of the Democratic Party Augustus Van Wyck on The World of Graft and Governor Folk of Missouri likely to speak per arrangements chief ex Mayor Van Wyck. He will decide after consulting the lieutenant governor.
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Governor Folk
New York
Democratic Club
Waldorf- Astoria
Alton B. Parker
Augustus van Wyck
Missouri
van Wyck
Wheat crop forecast boosted by snow protection claims
George R. Peck of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line and F A Miller of the same road toured Kansas City this week. Miller praised the Southwest Limited and noted northern railroads gearing up for a strong wheat year. He said winter snow protected fields and moisture bodes a rich crop harvest.
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Kansas City
George R. Peck
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
F.A. Miller
Road
Milwaukee
The
Southwest Limited
Albus Resigns Legislature. appointed chief deputy in St Joseph
Joseph Albus, a general assembly member from Buchanan county First district, sent his resignation to Governor Folk. He has been named chief deputy to his brother John Albus, port of St Joseph surveyor, a role Joseph held before joining the assembly. No vacancy appointment had been made yet. Also notes opera receipts in Kansas City and Missouri State University’s foreign students.
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ST. Joseph
Joseph Albus
General Assembly
Buchanan County
Folk
Albus
John Albus
Women seek help from Mrs Pinkham for female ailments
The ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offering free advice from Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. It claims women prefer talking to a woman and cites letters from readers praising relief from ovarian and womb troubles after following the remedy.
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Witten
Ter Itecee Walace
Advan
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
A . Ad
Capitol
Washington
Lydia E
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Mrs. Diamic
50Th
E. Capitol Streeta
Boon
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Peachy
Andrew Jergens
the Russ Company
Souths 5 Ind
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Isa
J.W. O' Brig
Third Ave
Minneapolis, Mizin
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ROGAN
Ae Te Ena
Iggs
News OF Missouri
Teamsters
International
Brotherhood of Teamsters
ST Louis
Kensas City
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Convention Hall
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul
Columbia
Missouri State University
America
Mrs.Pinkham
Ringen Stave
Wakere
6Th Street
SL Lovie
Tradlees Gree Wil Way
Wohest
Weal
A. J. Tower CO. “Mall 2
Pras
Piurz
Free Grant
Western Canada
California
Santa FE
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Harvey
Geo
W. Hagenbuch
Aitchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Main Street
Kansas City, MO
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