Congressman’s hotel bill overstates Mississippi wit’s pride
John Allen of Mississippi visits St Augustine and stays at a grand Windsor room priced at 50 dollars a day. He humorously tests the tariff with a bellboy, leaves no bill after a telegram calls him away, praising the hotel’s manager for settling his expense. The piece ends by touting the Glopr Democrat’s independent, fair news service.
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Saw Through the Pastor's Scheme in Virginia Church
In a Virginia church the minister accused John of feigning generosity as a coal fund collection failed. John retorted he could see through the minister’s ploy heating the church by steam. The minister pressed for an explanation and noted the odd behavior. Tur St. Louis Groner Democrat offers seven issues for reply.
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Santa Fe Route Improves Denver to California Service
The Santa Fe railroad announces faster travel times with two daily Denver to Kansas City and Chicago trains and seven hours saved to New Mexico El Paso and Mexico. Through sleeping and chair cars expanded. Fred Harvey dining cars praised. Local service between Denver Colorado Springs Manitou and Pueblo strengthened. Call or write J. P. Halg 1700 Lawrence Street Denver for reservations.
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