Railroad War Ends as Wabash Runs on Pennsylvania Tracks
On authority of a Pennsylvania railway official the North American reports the long fight with the Gould interests is over and Wabash trains will reach tide water via Pennsylvania tracks. Rockefeller is said to have driven the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlish
Pennsylvania
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railway
North American Today
Gould
Rockefeller
Final Recital by Mrs Yancey and Miss Harris
The piano and voice pupils of Mrs E F Yancey and Miss Lilly Harris present a final season recital at 801 West Broadway. The program includes Mozart piano duet, Bendemeer's Stream, Tarantella and more with students Miss Payne Sturges Stevens Baird Schultz Scott Hupp Menschke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Yancey
Lilly Harris
Mirs
Two Kansas City brides jilt grooms on wedding day fad
In Kansas City a second groom was left at the altar on his wedding day within a week as Miss Margaret Kennedy eloped with Frank Brown after delaying her Colorado fiancé Olan Ralls. The incident follows another recent broken engagement in the city. The Kennedy wedding party included silverware initials changed from A to B and a reception followed the ceremony. Nearby Tipton reports a stylish wedding for Miss Daisy Briscoe and Dr. H C Freudenberger with a large gathering and formal tea.
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Kansas City
Olan Ralls
Leadville
Colo
Margaret Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Mr. Ralls
Frank Brown
Colorado
Governor Bailey
Blacksmiths' Helpers Refuse to Return to Work
Blacksmiths helper workers refuse to return to work until demands are granted. The dispute centers on wage and conditions with negotiations ongoing. Local labor officials urge resume talks to prevent production delays.
Blacksmiths Strike Halts Katy Shops Over Pay Dispute
Over 500 workers are out as Katy shops reopen with blacksmiths back but helpers refuse the raise. Management says 32.5 cent increase was excessive and not met. Shops closed indefinite as helpers stand firm and strike ends uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigton
Pretty Wedding at Warren Residence
One of the season s prettiest weddings united Bessie Warren and Roy Elliott at 8 pm Wednesday near Forest Park officiated by Rev J J Fritchett of Fifth Street M E church. About eighty guests attended as the parlor displayed cut flowers and a sumptuous supper followed by generous gifts and wishes for a long, prosperous marriage.
President Roosevelt Moves to Oyster Bay for Summer
President Roosevelt began his summer move to Oyster Bay today staying in the same bank block offices as last year. The staff will depart Washington on June 27th and the ground floor houses a grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oyster
Oyster Bay Bank
Mee
Lyons Paper Box Factory Building Collapse at Bowery
A three story Lyons Paper Box factory building at 48th and Bowery collapsed, trapping about fifty workers in the cellar. Many escaped, others injured. no deaths reported. The incident occurred in Newark as reported by Scripps-McRae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Newark
48Th and Bowery
Lyons Paper Box
Servian mission delivers news of Prince Peter’s selection
Geneva reports that the Servian government mission arrived today to notify Prince Peter of his selection as king of Servia. The formal announcement marks a pivotal moment in Serb history with international attention pending reactions from neighboring states and monarchists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Geneva
Peter
Servia
General freight handlers strike planned across railroads
Scripps McRae reports a general strike of seven hundred freight handlers expected to begin before night. Most railroads are affected except Missouri Pacific and Chicago and Great Western. Police prepare for possible emergencies as workers press demands.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Chicago and
Great Western
Turkey massing troops on Bulgarian frontier
London June 18 information reports Turkey has formed a force of 160000 along the Bulgarian border. It is rumored the Porte says the Macedonian revolt was fostered by Bulgaria and that invasion is the only way to stop it. Bulgaria remains a vassal under Ottoman influence while Turkey grows restive under that control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Vasal State
Turkey
Gentlemen's Musical Club Concert At First Christian Church
The Gentlemen's Musical Club will present its annual concert at the First Christian church at 8 30 this evening. A splendid program has been arranged and the performance is promised in the highest artistic manner. An enjoyable evening of vocal music awaits a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Gentlemen’s Musical Club
First Christian Church
Jett-White murder trial nears verdict doubt
At noon today the arguments in the Jett White murder trial were concluded and the jury retired. It is believed the jury will fail to agree as two members are expected to refuse a conviction under all circumstances.
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Jackson
West Broadway Tea Honors St. Louis Guests
Mrs. F. E. Hoffman Sr and Jr and Mrs. George Miller entertained about 150 guests Wednesday afternoon at the Hoffman home on West Broadway as a compliment to Mrs. Faulhaber and daughter Miss Gertrude of St. Louis. Pink roses plants and ferns formed the decorations. Delicous refreshments were served.
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F. E. Hoffman, Sr
F. E. Hoffman, Jr
George Miller
Hoffman, Sr
West Broadway
Faulhaber
Gertrude
St. Louis
Police court notes report Joseph Hewitt fined five dollars
The morning session records Joseph Hewitt as the sole police court patient, fined five dollars for an unspecified offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hewitt Ae
Handkerchief sale expands as June business grows
A newspaper blurb notes rising June sales of handkerchiefs compared with December, citing increased demand and better service. Readers are told the key to the growth lies in strong supplier connections and ongoing value finds discovered during the course of business.
Bargains on Handkerchiefs and Linen Goods
Half a dozen splendid bargains in linen and cotton handkerchiefs priced at 10 and 12 1/2 cents with 3 for 25 cents. Women and men sizes in hemstitched linen and cotton, children's white cotton handkerchiefs two for cents, plus decorative uses for cushion tops kimonos and dust caps with colored borders and fancy centers.
Women’s Shoes Offerings From Local Vendors
A shopper seeks a stylish pair and visits several shoe stores in search of fashionable options. The ad highlights women’s footwear priced between $2 and $3.50 and claims expertise in securing the best in these ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hail’s
Twenty-five Styles Shoes and Oxfords Offer
Twenty five distinct styles and shapes in boots shoes and slippers offered at modest prices. All the good leathers and higher durability for the price. Each style covers every occasion with one price.
Hosiery and Underwear Outlet Promotes Price Advantages
A local outlet markets Perfect Fitting service and low prices on summer undergarments and hosiery. Items include sleeveless vests from 5c to 50c, summer union suits 69c to 1.25, and a range of lisle and cotton hose for boys, misses, and women, with prices from 2c to 4.00 for select styles.
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Ges
Bendemeer
Mildenberg
Stevens
Baird
Morris
Ferdinand Humanel
Gustave Laska
Florence Shhultz
Kellie
Meyer Helmund
Florence Scott
Valse Brilliant
Otto Hackh
Louise Menschke
Beach
May Day
Matthew
Elizabeth Stevens
Nolenhaupt
Mary Hupp
G. Beethoven
Fred Curtis
Baumfelder
Mildred Murray
the Shorgy Shop
Mayhew
Miss Baird
Mendelssohn
Sara Payne
Maying
Nevin
Mrs. MacGugin
Scott
Barili
Harp de Anges
Jules Vasseur
Georgia Sturges
Chopin
Florence Shultz
Lassen
H. C. Frendenberger
Daisy Briscoe
Tipton
Sentinel
James Briscoe
Miss Daisy Bris
Centertown
Bri
Dal Party
C. A. Brier
Fergu
Lace
Ed Briscoe
Miss Emma Thompson
Jefferson City
Boykin
Windsor
James Helms
Lebanon
Ferguson
Palmer
Salesville
Thompson
Flower Show Club
Joslyn
Gordon Blevins
Blevins
Versailles
Z. Stoler
Armour Packing Company
Armour
Arthur Adams
Mesdames Bauer
Smith and Courtney
Miss Adams
Boonville
J. E. Gigas
Ed Wieneke
California
William Dunlap
Dunlap
New Mexico
C. Denison
Kinloch Company
Edwin Boyd
S. J. Lovitt
Fran Quigley
Mary Talbot
Martha Marsh Arl
Nevada
W. M. Monroe
Charles Miller
Fortuna
Bannon
Masghall
Ogenhan
Katy
Elie Itt-Warren
James L. Warren
Forest Park
Bessie
Roy
Elliott
Rev. J . J.frit
Oyster Bay
Washington
Presi
London
Mored
The
Porte
Jett-White
Sunifer
Silk Taffetas
Tesian
Sorosis
Neltie Shoes
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