Going Under East River transit plan aims to loop through three tunnels
Brooklyn Rapid Transit proposes a three tunnel system to move 290 million more riders annually by 1910. The scheme removes terminals and creates subway loops under East River, Manhattan, and Brooklyn linking eleven lines and major shopping districts.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
East River
Manhattan Island
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
North Seventh Street
Williamsburg
East Fourteenth Street
Fourtenth Street
University Place
Ninth Avenue
Greenwich Street
Washington Street
Liberty
Liberty Street
Town
William Street
Old Slip
Montague Street
Borough Hall
Wooster Street
Canal Street
Center Street
Maiden Lane
Pineapple Street
Willoughby Street
Flatbush
Lafayette Avenues
Bedford Avenue
Manhattan
Bushwick Avenue
Metropolitan Avenue
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh in Spring Surge
The spring weather brings a rise in catarrhal troubles in Sedalia and boosts Hyomei sales at the W. E. Bard Drug Co. The remedy is inhaled via a pocket inhaler and targets the nose throat and lungs without stomach dosing. The outfit costs 1 and extra bottles 50 cents, with a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Bridge Crush Elimination Plan Estimated at 76 Million
The company estimates the total cost of the scheme at 76 million dollars and believes its completion will entirely remove the bridge crush problem.
Elks Night of Entertainment in Sedalia
Local Elks event in Sedalia featured a full evening of performances from Missouri Pacific workers, actors, and musicians. Highlights included C C Lawson singing Out Where the Deep Billows Roar, Germo Combs's Nobody, a Dr Heaton auto quartet, and a finale with an all nations flag act ending in an American silk emblem.
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Missouri Pacific
Mike Crotty
Jefferson City
Weigand Gross
Elks’ Minstrel
Charles Rohn
St. Louis
Alvin Beyler
Jesse Williams
Katy
Chockie
I. T
Bright
Barretts
Sedalia
C. C. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Germo” Combs
Automobile
Dr. A. H. Heaton
Dr. Heaton
Arthur Koock
Don Trent Reese Hastain
Leslie Martin
George Lister
Lee Brandt
Lee
John Brandt
Prof
Farris
Mr. Combs
United States
America
Baker Meets An Old Friend In City Visit
W A Alexander of Peru Indiana is in the city on business. He is an old friend of Mr Baker from the clerk’s office and the meeting sparked memories of bygone days. Alexander represents a Cincinnati shoe house and may settle the territory permanently.
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W. A. Alexander
Peru
Ind
Mr. Alexander
Baker
Alexander
Cincinnati
Faithful Dog Swims Bay to Reunite Refugees
After the San Francisco earthquake and fire, five refugees were ferried to the Harrison street police annex and sent to Long Island. The party included Mrs. Amelia Berg her daughter Anna Berg and son John Berg and Herbert Winnant and his wife. Their dog Sport swam three miles across San Francisco Bay after being denied a ferry ride.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Harrison Street
Long Island
N. Y
Amelia Berg
Minna Street
Anna Berg
John Berg
Herbert Winnant
Berg
Personal notices from a Missouri town listing frequent travels
Names and movements of local residents and visitors are recorded. John Perdue Col J West Goodwin Estelle Agee Lant Farnham W H Rodes Dr W J Ferguson Finis Nichols William Jolly George Olendorf Edith Milgrom Harry Yanow H R Camp McGowan's Pharmacy Gladys Donald Collins W F Keyser Mrs Will Behr G H Pountain W P Yancey N K Henry Luther Hickman Rudy Lowenstein C M Nelson David Starkey remains interred in Dresden.
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Sedalia
Nevada
Edith Milgrom
San Antonio
Texas
Harry Yanow
H. R. Camp
McGowan
John T. Collins
Gladys
Donald
Syracuse
W. F. Keyser
Missouri State Bankers’ Association
St. Louis
Will Behr
Portland
Ore
Col
G. H. Pountain
United State Collector of the Revenue
California
W. P. Yancey
N. K. Henry
International Harvester Company
Kansas City
Luther Hickman
Building and Loan
Warrensburg
Rudy Lowenstein
C. M. Nelson
Dresden
David Starkey
For Sale A Buggy Cheap at 1720 South Lamine
A good buggy is offered for sale at 1720 South Lamine. The ad notes cheap price and provides the location. No further details or contact information are given.
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South Lamine
Sedalia Theatre Hosts David Garrick Benefit Play
Tonight the Sedalia theatre presents David Garrick by John W. Byng and company to benefit the city cemetery. Sorosis and Sedalia society back the cause urging support for a beautiful peaceful resting place.
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David Garrick
New Sedalia Theatre
Sedalia
John W. Byng
Sorosis
Sedalia Society
Majestic Theatre Invites High School Matinee Crowd
Manager Solon of the Majestic Theatre invites high school students to a matinee this afternoon. The show starts at 3 30 rather than 2 30 as previously scheduled.
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Solon
the Majestic
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McDougall & Son
Mmcdouc
McLaughlin
S T Roret M
Maria Parlon
M.dougall
Wales
McLaughlin Bros. Furniture
Ohio Street
ELKS
Arthur Phillips
East Broadway
Floyd Williams
Arthur Woodward
George McVey
Weiler Fleming
John Bard
Majestic Theatre
R. C. Germo Combs
Sistance
Arthur Kooch
Don Trent
Pady Rusky
J. D. Livingston
Astoria
Canine
Oakland
John Perdue
J. West Goodwin
Estelle Agee
Lamonte
Roush
Sedalia Theatre
Atre
The
Erly
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart, Schaffner
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