Local business listings and markets brief
J T Constant and others advertise services at 21 Vermont street 9eet Henry street Bell phone 463 East Warren street shoe repairs at 11 East Warren Street with satisfaction guaranteed Saddlery and harness goods at 635 Massachusetts street Ed Manter baggage wagon express and baggage services 711 Massachusetts street Olmatec Pharmacy at 711 Massachusetts Street Baby Ribbon The Cigar and Little Duke available through local dealers Mauter’s Grocery Bell phone White 678 hay sold at 25 cents Live stock and cattle market figures from Kansas City February 15 with cattle at 7 000 head and hogs at 8 000 head noting price ranges and top quotes.
Social and Personal Highlights and Local Notices
Mrs. Russell hosted a charming five o'clock tea for twelve old friends with valentine day decor. Sigma Alpha Epsilon marked its local chapter’s fourth anniversary with a large Fraternal Aid hall party and a Kansas City seven piece orchestra. The receiving line included Misses Rankin Havens Stevens and Messrs Gatford Baldwin Coubs and Pele. Kansas City guests Miss Woods and Miss McWilliams with Messrs Gage Miles handed out dancing cards. The Home store promotes homemade bread cake pies and doughnuts. Fred J. Lown will operate a first class restaurant and rooms at 911 Massachusetts Street. Denyer February 150 Gotetal Walsen died aged 65 founder of Walsenburg. Olmated’s Cough Cure offers money back if not satisfied. For household goods or shipping call Lawrence Transfer Co. Experienced packers large wagons both phones.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Kansas City
Alice Rankin
Helen Havens
Elizabeth Stevens
Earl Gatford
Clyde Baldwin
Pryor Coubs
Pele
Martha Woods
Marjory McWilliams
John Gage
Omer Miles
Local ads mix paste of names and offerings
Fragments show Frank Gee and 800 Mass Street and various business ads including White Meat Market, Sutres studio, Nicholson coal dealer, Hess market cleanliness feature, Eastern Star Bakery doughnuts, Boughton's valentines, Journal room rentals, McFarlane coal orders, Russell Spark Co. contact details and phone numbers.
Fire destroys building on Lucas avenue in St Louis
Fire today leveled a structure on Lucas avenue and Ninth street housing Epstein Whiser Nations Monarch Walst Co and smaller firms. Loss estimated at 875000. Local ads promote coal from Russell Sparks and discounted valentines from Wolfe's, and services from G Willmann at 717 Mass St.
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St. Louis
Lucas Avenue
Ninth Street
Epstein & Whiser, Nations
Monarch Walst Co
Funeral notices and local business updates from the era
The passage records multiple items: a funeral for WG Smit at a family home near the windmill with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, and a funeral for W. F. Coa at the home over Siegel. It also notes ale, oysters, new agency for Huyler's candies, and a supplier update from A. T. McGee of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG Smit
Dewwindmill
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. F. Coa Taok
Siegel
Will Confer Today Over Eight Hour Day In Coal Strike Talks
New York Feb 15. A conference between anthracite operators and United Mine Workers of Pennsylvania will convene this afternoon with all coal companies represented. A 36 member scale committee led by Mitchell will advocate eight hour day without wage cut, payment by weight for miners, dead work compensation for contract minors, board conciliation reconstruction, higher wages from 19 to 20 percent for company men, and union recognition. Operators oppose recognizing the miners association as it is currently formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Mine Workers of Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Miners Association
Singing Evangelist Clara Wilson Dies at 62
Clara Wilson, a singing evangelist known across Towanda, died today in Towanda of heart failure at age 62. She was sister to Pf Bliss and noted for her traveling ministry and charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Clara Wilson
Pf PL
Bliss
Philadelphia
N. Y. Post
Crowe Case Arguments Open in Omaha Kidnapping Charge
Arguments began today in Omaha over Pat Crowe charged with the Cudahy kidnapping. The courtroom action centers on the veteran defense and prosecution in a high profile case that has drawn local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe
Omaha
Pat Crowe
Cudahay
Twenty Two Below Des Moines Weather and Attack
At Charles City today the temperature registered 22 below zero as record cold sweeps the region. In politics, Doan attacks Mitchell in a heated exchange adding to a tense day for local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles City
Pittsburg Convention Riles Over Mitchell Letter
President Patrick Dolan denounces Mitchell statements as bare faced lies during a Pittsburgh convention session. Dolan defends the current wage scale as the miners’ best yet, asserting it was not secured by selling out to operators. He notes John Mitchell and W D Ryan are not the only ones who grasp the industrial situation.
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Pittsburg
Patrick Dolan
Mitchell
Dolan
John Mitchell
W. D. Ryan
Stubbs Sees Governor In Topeka Conference
Stubbs had an hour's conference with Governor Hoch in Topeka. He said relations with the governor were never more cordial and spoke of improving ties with WA officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pebor
Stubbs
Hoch
Standard Oil Dividends and Local Court Sentences
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey declared a dividend of 3154 shares Saintiats. In district court Mical Hervey received thirty days in jail and a $200 fine for running a joint. Albritton drew ninety days and a $100 fine. Buch's band promises a large Fraternal Aid hall dance to fund the band stand. Hartwell of Swift testified that Durand assured government protection from disadvantages for packers after disclosures.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Mical Hervey
Albritton
Buch
Chicago, Hil
D. E. Hartwell
Swift Company
Packers
Durand
Bowling Scores Tie Narrowly as Soxman Beat Berger by Five
The Soxman team defeated Berger by five pins at Merchants Lanes last night. Berger posted a 2203 total with a 524 high, while Soxman finished 2208 with Abrlaub from Sioux City Ia leading at 524. Fire destroyed the Cohan Magoun block causing 75000 damage. Nellie Sauter and L Shindele were nearly suffocated and rescued by firemen.
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Soxman
Berger
Merchants
Abrlaub
Sioux City
Cohan Magoun
Nellie Sauter
L. Shindele
German Students to Stage Comedy at Local Hotel
The Central Hotel hosts a German department presentation titled Die Schulreuterle with no admission charged, inviting all interested Germans. Also noted are product ads for Raymond's Cream of Roses and Rose Cold Cream, a police court fine for Charles Brown, and various local notices including a planned incubator project by Charles Kentral and local residents’ visits and illnesses.
Double Hanging in Cambria County Sealed Fates
Edensburg Pa Feb 15 The first double hanging in Cambria county occurred today as Jacob Hauser and Stephen Fellos were executed for murder in a joint sentence carried out at the county jail yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edensburg
Cambria County
Jacob Hauser
Stephen Fellos
Anti Saloon Crusade Opens in Des Moines
Des Moines launched an anti saloon campaign with the crusade against drug stores violating the prohibition law. A score of injunctions were secured as the drive began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Assessment and School Enrollment in Kangas Cities
A tabulated statement lists Kangas cities with relative assessed valuation, school enrollment, mills of tax, and the portion of total tax directed to school purposes, detailing how funds are allocated for education across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangas
Joint Statehood Debate and Oklahoma Arizona Consolidation
At two o’clock in the afternoon the senate began consideration of the joint statehood bill. Dick supported the bill and explained amendments while outlining consolidating Oklahoma with the Indian Territory and Arizona with New Mexico. General Fred Walsen of Deadwood died at 66, founder of Walsenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Turkey makes reparations for mistreatment of two women
Washington reports that full reparation has been made by the Turkish government for the ill treatment of Miss Elsie Stern of Buffalo New York and Miss Anna Snyder of Cedar Rapids. Officials responsible for their arrest have been imprisoned in Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Elsie Stern
Buffalo, XY
Anna Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Constantinople
Fragmented OCR Amid Turbulent Global History Rant
An incoherent OCR passage speculates on a changed world history with scattered names and phrases. It mentions tours, visits, and years with noisy, garbled wording. The fragment lacks clear facts, dates, or identifiable subjects to summarize into a coherent event.
The New Football Game and Gentlemen Rules
A collection of fragmented notes on the nascent football rules and etiquette. It cites calls for gentlemanly play, the term fore for dangerous plays, and a humorous Philadelphia breakfast misnaming. Also includes brief items on names in American cuisine and a Parisian presidential kiss anecdote.
Missionary committee cautions Chinese uprisings appeal
The executive committee of foreign missions of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, through secretary Dr S H Chester of Nashville, cabled its missionaries in China warning them about uprisings and authorizing drawing on the mission fund for any emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Board of Foreign Amissions
The
Presbyterian Church of the United
Avery escapes guards while halted in town
Avery, treasurer of the Avery Manufacturing Company, one of the west�s largest agricultural implement concerns, eluded his guards during a stop here today on his way south. The report lists barber and perhaps manicure scissors amid local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Avery Creasurer
Avery Manufacturing Company
West
Avery
School Children Hurt In Flint Train Wagon Accident
Three or more school children were injured in Flint Michigan when a wagon they rode in was struck by a freight train. The incident occurred today as the children, part of a local school group, were traveling near the rail line. Further details on the injuries and exact location were not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Michigan
Buck the Standard firm plans to compete with Standard Oil
A local refinery, Uncle Sam, aims to enter the market by building a tank station and delivery wagon service. The independent outfit reports strong success, with multiple tank stations in several towns and a visitor assessing arrangements. Uncertainty remains over whether Law- Torce i will suffer from Standard’s challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Uncle Sam
Lawrence
Standard
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