Wonderland ’99 free cookbook mailed to readers
A 14 page illustrated booklet titled Wonderland ’99 offers travel tips for the Northwest from St Paul to San Francisco. It is available at no cost by sending six cents for postage to Chas S Fee Northern Pacific Railway St Paul MN or P H Noel D P A St Louis with the address for rates and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
St. Paul
San Francisco
Northern Pacific Railway
Chas. S. Fee
Minn
P. H. Noel
Commercial Building
St. Louis
Homestead Strike Activities Reported as House to House Campaigns Begin
Reports from Homestead indicate the open strike campaign has shifted to a house to house canvass of all plant workers. Indiana miners face a brighter outlook with potential deputy sheriffs to protect families, while Cleveland streetcar and blast furnace workers report ongoing disputes and legal actions affecting the industry.
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Pittsburgh
Homestead
Amalgamated Association
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ind
Fred Dilcher
United Mine Workers of America
Evansville
Sharon
Sharpsville
Fourth of July Celebrations in Manila Attend Worldwide
In Manila on July 5 a grand Fourth of July celebration featured fireworks bands and decorations with diverse nationalities participating. Foreign ships and consulates including Spanish raised their colors with the stars and stripes as the flagship Baltimore fired a noon salute. Public school children of Filipino Spanish and Chinese descent sang America in mixed dialects while Chaplain Knudsden of the Washington regiment read the declaration of independence.
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Manila
Baltimore
North America
America
Knudsden
Washington Regiment
WHY CUBA WAS GIVEN UP
Madrid July 5 The Spanish senate resumed the peace treaty debate with the United States. Senor Montero Rios said Spain would enjoy the same commercial rights in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines as the United States. He noted the treaty rests on Spain relinquishing sovereignty so Cuba becomes independent and not annexed by the United States.
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Madrid
Kingdom of Spain
United States
Senor Montero Rios
Spanish Peace Commission
Paris
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Ohio Murderer Pardoned by Governor Bushnell
William J. Elliott, a life prisoner for second degree murder, was pardoned yesterday by Gov. Bushnell. He and his brother Patrick were indicted for the February 1891 murders of Albert C. Osborn and William Hughes in Columbus, Ohio.
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Ohio
Columbus
William J. Elliott
Bushnell
Fivott
Patrick
Albert C. Osborn
William Hughes
Pardon Granted on Condition of Exile for Elliott
A pardon was granted on condition that William Elliott leave the state and never return. The action stemmed from activities linked to the Sunday Capital edited by Elliott and the Sunday World associated with Osborn.
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Sunday Capital
Elliott
Sunday World
Osborn
William Elliott
The New Postal Cards
A postmaster general ruling allows private postal cards to be any color including mixed colors or flags and to bear matter on both sides as long as the front address remains distinct. This applies only to private cards used by businesses. government cards remain the same.
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Postmaster General
Allen's Foot-Ease and a New Burlington Train
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease for foot care and glove cleanliness, claiming purity and wide drugstore availability. It also announces a new Burlington Route passenger train from Kansas City and St Joseph to Nebraska and Colorado starting June 4, with late departures and Denver arrival, plus other rail excursions and travel agents.
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Burlington
Far West
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Nebraska
Colorado
Denver
California
Billings
J. C. Bramhall
Main Street
L. W. Wakeley
St.Louis
Howard Elliott
Rock Island
Great Rock Island
Cumberland Presbyterian Annual Meeting
Missouri River
Colorado Springs
A. H. Moffet
U.S
G. Hough
Sedalia ad seeks patrons for Shine stand and fruit garden venture
The Sentinel reports Jordan Washington seeks 200 regular patrons for a Shine stand at the Metropolitan barber shop offering a daily shine for 0 cents a month. It also calls Sedalian investors to buy ten dollar shares in the Sedalia Fruit Gardens Canning and Nursery company to support a home industry employing dozens, with postal prospects via SENTINEL office or W. E. Good secretary P.O. box 155 Sedalia.
Crescent Hotel Opens in Eureka Springs
Ann opens February 23 in the Ozark heart at Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs. Mild climate, bracing air, wild scenery and affordable trips. Pulman sleepers from Kansas City. handsome illustrated pamphlet available from Bryan Snyder Frisco Line St. Louis Mo.
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Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs
Ann
Heart of Ozark Mountains
Kansas City
Bryan Snyder
Frisco Line
St. Louis
Epidemic of Diarrhoea Reported in Cocoanut Grove Florida
Mr A Sanders from Cocoanut Grove Florida reports an epidemic of diarrhoea. He suffered a severe attack and was cured by four doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommends it to others as the best remedy they have used. For sale by Servant Harker Drug Co Otis W Smith City Drug Store and local ice cream parlor.
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A Sanders
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Chamberlain
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Ohio Street
Otis W Smith
City Drug Store
West Main Street
We and Our Tour Economies Book Issued by Lake Shore MS
The Passenger Department of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern issues a charming instructive story for summer tourists titled We and Our Tour Economies. Free copies available by writing to FM Byron in Chicago or B P Humphrey in Kansas City or AJ Smith in Cleveland.
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Lake Shore
Michigan
FM Byron
Chicago
P Humphrey
Kansas City
AJ Smith
Cleveland
Red Cross Call Blue delights the laundress
A brief local item notes a novelty call for a Red Cross aid alert and mentions quick service from Ott's Soda Fountain with a large package priced at five cents along with popular lemonades and glacés.
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Red Cross
Blue Delights
Ott’s Soda Fountain
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Caligraph
Gondsly
North Eighth ST
ST. L
M. T. Slane
West Third Street
Sedalia, Mo
Chicago & Alton R. R
ST. Louis and
SAS
Palace
Chicago & Alton Railroad
D. Bowes
James Charlton
Cpxcago III
Western
N. Broadway
Delaware Street
Hoosier
Furnace
Street Railwaymen’s Union
Big Consolidated Street Railway Company
Yafter A Beer Trust
Monnett
Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Company
George H. Gund
Benny Eyways
Lacy
Allen
Allen S. Olmstead
le Roy
Nebraska-Colorado
Ice Cream Soda Sc
Fleischmann’s Pharmacy
South Kentucky Street
Bowman & Dorr
Allen’s
The
Jordan Washington
Metropolitan
Fairbanks. Morse & CO
Lani
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Withers
H. Bothwell, Pres'’t
WM. Courtney
Vice Fros't
E. R. Blair, Casabier
Sedalia Rational Bank
Directo
F. Yancey
WH Evans
H N. Menschke
Charis I. Musick
J. A. Bothwell
Martin Yenkin
Col. H. Clark
D. F. Evans
Benrry Lamm
Eric Blac
J. W. Murphy
W.A. Lower
Third National Bank
John N. Dalby
A. P. Morey
R. H. Moses
W. A. Latimer
Ass’t
J. N. Dalby
Henry W. Harris
D. H. Smith
H Mertz
N.H Gentry
Chas. H. McAninch
Samuel C. Gold
Morris Harter
Chas van Antwerp
Sedalia
Gro
W. Lonean
Familiy
Bowman & Dorn’s
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