Hugo's Home Given to Paris
The Hugo mansion on the Place des Vosges in Paris has been formally given to the city by Victor Hugo’s descendants and relatives. The building, with its rooms undisturbed and a library of 5000 volumes, preserves Hugo’s bed and clock. The gift aims to establish a France memorial akin to Shakespeare’s and Goethe’s homes.
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Paris
Paul Meurice
France
England
Shakespeare
Germany
Goethe
Victor Hugo
le Martine
George Sands
Dumas
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
A patient described as weakening after a restless night is cited in an endorsed advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure. The circular claims catarrh is constitutional, not local, and promises remedies via blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 cure guarantee. Products include Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago Markets Hogs Steady Across Major Markets
Chicago markets show hogs steady with 18 000 head in Chicago Hogs market and 9000 cattle. Omaha and St Louis report similar levels with mixed or steady pricing. Kansas City notes 9000 hogs and 3000 cattle. Prices vary by lot with light and heavy categories.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Good to June 26
A brief item notes a date of June 26 as the successful period end or deadline. The source mentions no names or organizations due to fragmentary text.
Excursion Rates to Midwest and Western Resorts Released
Travel office announces summer excursion rates to St Paul Minneapolis and Dakota ranges from 17.40 to 53.80 for rail lake and ocean trips. Round trips July 1 6 and specials for weekends plus convention travels to Saratoga Springs Denver Baltimore Detroit and San Francisco. Tickets valid June to October with varying end dates. See office for details.
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Duluth
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mystic Shriners
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
C. LE
Denver
Elks and Odd Fellows
Baltimore
Epworth League
Detroit
San Francisco
Gasoline Explosion Destroys Central Roundhouse in Lyons
Lyons New York July 2. A portable gasoline tank exploded killing Machinist Archibald Call of Buffalo and destroying the Central roundhouse. Value of loss about 60000 dollars. Call and a helper were fueling a locomotive when the blast occurred and the flames prevented saving two nearby engines.
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Lyons
N. Y
Archibald Call
Buffalo
Call
Emancipation Celebration Excursions Planned to Sedalia
Colored citizens organize an extensive emancipation celebration at Liberty park to be held August 4. Five excursions are arranged to bring crowds to Sedalia from Parsons Hannibal St. Charles and Peoria via the Katy line and from Kansas City via the Missouri Pacific.
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Liberty Park
City
Katy
Parsons
Kas
Hannibal
St. Charles
Peoria
Ill
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Police Court Delivers Small Fines and Whipping Warning
In police court George Walsh and Ed Wall received $5 fines for drunkenness and were ordered to leave town. Thomas Davis Blackstone, a colored boy, was charged with stealing a bucksaw, released, and sent home with instructions to his mother to whip him severely.
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George Walsh
Ed Wall
Thomas Davis Blackstone
Committee Returns From Warrensburg Inspection
A Red Men committee that visited Warrensburg to inspect the Leburne show returned last night and will not issue a public report until a special meeting with other braves tonight.
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Warrensburg
Constable Mason Now Deputy at Forest Park
Capt. W. H. Mason is now a full fledged deputy constable and has been assigned to duty at Forest Park.
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W .H. Mason
Forest Park
Mr Steele Improves After Illness At Home
Attorney W. D. Steele, sick at his Kentucky avenue residence with malarial fever, shows some improvement today.
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W. D. Steele
Kentucky Avenue
McDowell Promoted Across Katy System in Promotions
The Katy railroad announces promotions at St. Louis headquarters. T. S. McDowell becomes superintendent at Parsons Kansas for the Parsons Neosho and Sedalia divisions. J. W. Walton named superintendent at Denison for the Choctaw division. Also notes engineer George Spillers must leave for Franklin Junction and General Superintendent E A Gould travels in Magnolia No 50. Hospital arrivals list individuals by location including Henry Lucas and John Sears among others.
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St. Louis
T. S. McDowell
Parsons, Kas
Parsons, Neosho
Sedalia
J. W. Walton
Denison
Choctaw
George Spillers
Franklin Junction
E. A. Gould
Missouri Pacific
Magnolia No. 50
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Remains of Greenville Laborer Sent for Burial
The remains of John Johnson a colored tie plant laborer from Greenville Texas who died at Katy Hospital Wednesday morning were sent to Greenville for burial. Engineer J A Challacombe of the Katy reports for duty after a few runs off. Katy passenger trains Nos 2 and 3 were each thirty minutes late this morning. John L Wigton general foreman of the Katy shops here went to Kansas City this morning on business. Wm O Herrin superintendent of motive power for the Katy went to St Louis last evening.
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John Johnson
Greenville
Texas
Katy
J. A. Challacombe
John L. Wigton
Kansas City
Wm. O’herrin
St. Louis
Sedalia Lodge to Meet Friday Evening in Regular Session
Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A F and A M will hold a regular communication Friday July 3 at 8 oclock. All Masons are invited to attend. C T Whisman W M E E Coddin Secretary.
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Sedalia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Veteran shoemaker Charlies Dickman celebrates 69th birthday
Charlies H. Dickman, longtime Sedalia resident and Crescent Tents No. 4 charter member, marked his sixty ninth birthday yesterday. A father of five, four of whom have lived in Sedalia, his family includes Mrs. H. C. Ludemann and Charles Walch. His son A. L. Dickman resided in Miami, I. T., until recently. Other children include Berthe Dickman who became Mrs. Hintry Wolf and Anna Majors of Chicago.
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Walch
A. L. Dickman
Miami, I. T
A. Hintry Wolf
Berthe Dickmar
Anna Majors
Chicago
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Perry, Ia
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G. W. Waters
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Hazel Brumley
Egbert Walker
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Extra Gang
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Mokane
Ben Barkdale
Hugh Wilson
A. T. Taylor
Temple
C. T. Whisman
W. M. E. E. Coddin
Sedalia Carpet Co
E. Third St
Fickman
Ers of
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Dalia
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