New Elysium Bonds Voted to Beautify City for Unborn Generations
A Columbus special reports Ohio lawmakers enacted a sweeping plan in extraordinary session. Senator Nicholas Longworth led a coalition to authorize 200 million dollars in bonds at two percent to fund debt cancellation, new waterworks and mains, a grand central station, road and park projects, and utility expansions in Cincinnati. The measure passed with solid support from party leaders and a sizable cross-party bloc, backed by Hanna, Cox, and Daugherty, amid some rural opposition. The article also notes a social gathering at 611 East Tenth Street with musicians and refreshments attended by local figures.
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Senate
House
Greater
Cincinnati
Hanna
George B. Cox
H. M. Daugherty
Washington Court House
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ingenious Worden Drops From City After Credit Scheme
Worden and his wife rented a Prospect and Wilkerson address and built a web of credits with grocers, furniture and druggists. They claimed Ohio nursery sale proceeds in hand but vanished by April first, leaving creditors owed nearly forty dollars to many merchants and the undertaker.
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S. Worden
Ohio
Prospect
Wilkerson
Worden
International Congress of Creditors
Otterville Sale Headed by Local Auctioneer
A public sale near Otterville is held today with W. D. Ross of Otterville serving as master of ceremonies. The event follows efforts to improve subscription lists in the surrounding district.
After the Kiters Value of a Soft Answer
A Chicago Chronicle late issue reports a deadly shooting on Seventeenth Street and Ashland sparked by sarcastic remarks. Victims include Stanley Jablonski, 18, and George Stranz, 16, both hospitalized with critical injuries. The incident follows a tense exchange and police investigation continues.
Bohemian District Shooting Leads to Manhunt
Two men opened fire injuring Jablonski and Stranz after a heated exchange with assailants. A lone shooter and an accomplice escaped with two young women as Bohemian residents rallied, police scoured the area for suspects amid threats of vigilante action.
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Hinam Street
Johnson
Jablonski
Stranz
Scare on a Train Sparks Evacuation and Escape
A southbound narrow gauge train from this city Tuesday morning caused chaos as a woman with an eruptive facial condition sparked fear of smallpox. Passengers fled to the baggage car. the woman and her child escaped before officials could remove them. The remaining passengers returned to the coach or baggage car amid concerns of contamination.
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Warsaw
To Cure Grip in Two Days Orchestra Show
A brief note promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine with E W Groves signature on each box and claims cure in two days. An accompanying line mentions orchestral entertainment by Gregg's orchestra with young men performing.
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E. W. Grove
Adagio Club Hosts Tea With Gibson Prize Winners
Miss Edna Crenshaw hosts Adagio club guests Tuesday afternoon as Mrs Auburn Farris wins the club prize a Gibson picture. Guest prize goes to Miss Ella Moore with invited guests including Miss Wilfred Lattiner Ella Masre Ethel Collins and Mrs Frank Monroe. Refreshments of oyster patties sandwiches devilled eggs pickles salted peanuts cake and coffee are served.
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Gibson
Auburn Farris
Ella Moore
Wilfred Lattiner
Ella Masre
Ethel Collins
Frank Monroe
Stevenson Bronson Printing Company Formed in Springfield
Mr. Y G Freeman dis poses of his interest to Glen Stevenson and Ira T Bronson Jr forming Stevenson Bronson Printing Company. Stevenson formerly with Roberts Printing Springfield Mo sold his interest mid last month. Ritchie remains with the firm at the present location. Purchase price not announced.
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Roberts Printing Company
Springfield, Mo
Stevenson-Bronson Printing Company
Ritchie
Nevada Spelter Plant Faces Possible Shutdown
Management says ore prices are too high to run the Nevada Spelter plant profitably, sparking neighborhood debate over potential closure and impact on local employment.
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Nevada
Vernon County Farmers Optimistic About Wheat Crop Prospects
Vernon county farmers express excitement over a potential strong wheat harvest according to the Nevada Mail. The report highlights high hopes for yields and favorable growing conditions in the region.
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Vernon County
The
Nevada Mail
Scarlet fever grip eases but claims child in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Tribune notes ongoing scarlet fever in the area in milder cases while reporting the death of two year old Leslie Redd from the illness on Tuesday morning.
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Jefferson City
the Tribune
Little Leslie Redd
Old Arkansaw at the Opera House Saturday
The popular melodrama Old Arkansaw will be shown at the opera house on Saturday April 5. The production comes complete as in Chicago with Frank O Iveson and the original supporting company in their noted roles.
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Opera House
Chicago
Frank O. Iveson
Jefferson City hotel changes hands owner Waldecker buys Cra ven House
The historic Cra ven house in Jefferson City has been purchased by Conrad Waldecker former prosecuting attorney of Cole county. The sale occurred a few days ago and marks a new ownership for the noted hotel property.
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Florence
Morgan County
Jefferson City
Craven House
Conrad Waldecker
Cole County
Who's Your Druggist Dow Drug Company
In a concise city ad the Dow Drug Company promotes quick service for prescriptions with two phone numbers 259.
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Dow Drug Company
The Wrong Mr. Wright Comedy Review
A reviewer commends The Wrong Mr. Wright for clear plotting and natural incidents. Harry Beresford plays Seymour Sites, delivering steady laughs as he stays central to the show’s humorous twists.
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Mr. Wright
Seymour Sites
Harry Beresford
Baldwin Visits Sentinel Family in Syracuse
Mr. J. R. Baldwin visited members of the Sentinel family in Syracuse, engaging with local staff and sharing remarks on community service and local affairs.
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Mr. J. R. Baldwin
Sentinel
Arizona Play Debuts in New York After Chicago Start
The production Arizona began in Chicago around three years ago with little notice. Its merit has drawn attention, and it will reach New York, the theatre capital, on Tuesday April 8.
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Arizona
Chicago
New York
Best work in city at Sedalia Steam Laundry
Sedalia Steam Laundry earns praise for superior local service with standout quality. Patrons note reliable turnaround and steady performance across tasks and customer interactions.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Burress Joins Famous Clothing Store in New Ohio Street Outlet
Former city police judge J. W. Burress has taken a post with the Famous clothing store now in a newly occupied corner location at Ohio and Second streets, the former Bank of Commerce site. He invites friends to visit.
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J. W. Burress
Ohio and
Second Streets
Bank of Commerce
Judge Burress
Runaway Team From E Harrisons Transfer Line
A team belonging to E Harrison's transfer line driven by Robert Logan ran away on West Main Street yesterday evening around 4 o clock.
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E. Harrison
Robert Logan
West Main Street
Largest railroad stations in United States at turn of century
The Ledger Monthly reports the city of St Louis boasts the nation’s largest railway station, Union Station, spanning 600 feet with thirty tracks. Boston follows with its Union Station at 500 by 460 feet and twenty three tracks, while a new Southern Union Station in Boston began in January 1897 and nears completion.
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Union Station
Boston
Union
Southern Union
United States
Steffens Mueller Set for Sunday Evening Wedding
Miss Anna Steffens of Sedalia will wed Mr. John Mueller of Lake Creek next Sunday at 6 o clock. The ceremony takes place at the home of P. H. Meyer and will be officiated by Rev. Theo Bundenthal.
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Anna Steffens
Sedalia
John Mueller
Lake Creek
P. H. Meyer
Theo. Bundenthal
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promises Quality
The notice advertises Longan's Steam laundry at 216 Lamine Street Sedalia offering best value as the cheapest option for cleaning needs.
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Longan
Sedalia
Lamine Street
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