Rioting and streetcar strikes disrupt St Louis transit
A bitter streetcar strike in St Louis prompts police protection on lines including Broadway Fifth Street and Union routes. Rioters attack cars on Chouteau Twelfth Street bridge Cass avenue and O Fallon, injuring drivers and passengers, with one fatal shooting on Stoddard avenue. Police arrest several suspects as crowds threaten further violence.
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The Washington Theatre to Open Next Monday Night
The Washington Theatre announces the opening next Monday night with a first class variety program. Mexican and Spanish speaking performers are included for the opening and the venue promises top quality acts, a well equipped stage, and reasonable prices.^S
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Court Roundup Sees Minor Offenses and Fines
A.D. Fant appears on vagrancy with judgment suspended for a few days. J. S. Singleton fined five dollars for obstructing a public street. Ane Gorman, drunk and disorderly, noted. John Woods fined five dollars for beating Rachel Young. Louis Franklin continued for immoderate riding. A. B. Fuller and M. Hines fined five dollars each for drunkenness.
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City hydrant rent and water charges amid 1885 accounts
City pays Water Works $16 009 annually for hydrant rent and a further $236 55 for park water use from December 31 1833 to March 1 1885 covering fourteen months. Carpet prices offered include ingrain at 30 38 50 cents and Brussels at 75 cents per yard plus mats and ooze options from Haas and Orpennummun.
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