William H. West's Big Minstrel Jubilee Attracts Crowd
Wil liam H. West presents a revised minstrel show with new scenic investiture and a closing battle scene titled The Battle of San Juan Hill. Car roll Johnson Fred Warren and Pete Thompson headline the comedy trio as the all star musical program features Cavalleria Rusticana intermezzo and stars Richard J. Jose John P. Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. West
Arro! Johnson
Richard HB. Jose
the Laken Bros
Fred Warren
San Juan Gill
Carroll Johnson
Pete Thompson
Cavalleria Rusticana
America
Richard J. Jose
John P. Rodgers
Annual meeting items and railroad notes reflect steady progress
The report lists officers and committee members including W N Kerr and John Laybourn with four-term service. It notes resignations and appointments at Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt. It records a $57 000 year over year gain, plus a $599 115 increase since January 1, and details local rail crew lay offs, returns, and track work including Fifth Street crossing timbering and Flat Creek bridge track raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lamson
Clifton
Katy
George Anderson
W. A. Sullivan
Missouri Pacific
PD. I. Goldsmith
Phil Pellman
Patrick Lynch
Round House
Fifth Street
Mark Antes
Joe O'Connell
G. W. Inge
S. W
Flat Creek Bridge
P. Sullivan
Charles Shugart
B. H. Miller
Acme Fraternal Union to Stage Concert at Royal Tribe Hall
The Acme Fraternal Union plans a Wednesday evening concert at the Royal Tribe of Joseph hall with Seda lians performing. Music speeches refreshments and dancing follow a revised social. The program lists mandolin club vocal solos piano duets recitations and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Fraternal Union
Royal Tribe of Joseph
Joseph
Missouri Pacific Railway First Week Earnings
The Missouri Pacific railway reported gross earnings for the first week, showing financial performance for the period. Details include total revenue figures and comparisons to prior weeks, reflecting rail traffic and demand trends during the opening segment.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Missouri Receives War Dept Payment for Spanish War Costs
Jefferson City reports Gov Lon V Stephens received a 21123.93 check from the secretary of war as partial payment of Missouri expenses from raising the volunteer army in the Spanish American War. The total claim neared 25000 dollars, leaving around 4000 unresolved. Missouri among the first states to have expenses approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Grace Baldwin to entertain Gooniang club Friday
Miss Grace Baldwin will entertain the Gooniang club Friday evening. The event promises light entertainment and social gathering at the clubhouse venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grace Baldwin
Local Society Notes Highlight Mix of Parties and Plans
The Sorosis club met with Mrs T P McChiney on West Broadway and presented to the High Five club. Miss Stoxie Temple will entertain the Sans Gene club Friday afternoon. The Misses Bauer hosted friends last night for Mr and Mrs Will Bandai who depart for Columbus Ohio tomorrow. Mrs M M Smith gave a reception for the Epworth League. The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church held an all day session to tackle the church debt. Mrs Meyers hosted the Fancy Work club on Kentucky street. Mrs Marshall of Cedar Rapids is visiting. Mr Gus Lamy and wife came from Kansas City for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
R. S. Long
West Third Street
Beiler
Warrelow
Smith
Geo. Driskel
White
M. M. Smith
Duren
Boies
John Gross
E. H. Smith
S. Fuller
Shively
Sweet
Reddy
D. Miller
T. T. Grey
Misses DeBell
Sallie Turner
Bauer
South Crand Avenue
Will Bandai
Near Forest Park
Columbus, O
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Granite Tea Kettle Free With Baking Powder Bargain
Capital Tea Co offers a Granite tea kettle free for 50 cents baking powder or 50 cents worth extracts for two days only Friday and Saturday. Advertises units in 8 quart stew kettles or sauce pans and claims unique Kansas City and St. Louis bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Louis
Capital Tea CO
Porto Rico Duty Pressures In House Senate Clash
In a heated exchange the senate backs the house on the Porto Rico duty as President McKinley faces pressure. Bromwell and Eddy are cited as urging the bill, with allegations of misrepresentation and loyalty tested. Senator Foraker notes Governor-General Davis opposed the duty. Representative Payne supported it. Crittenden Marriott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Bromwell
Ohio
McKinley
Mr. Bramwell
Mr. Eddy
Minnesota
Bramwell
Eddy
Foraker
Davis
Porto Rico
Payne
Crittenden Marriott
Grip Tablets Promote Fast Relief From La Grippe
Advertising notice for D L La Verne grip tablets claiming quick headache relief and cold cure with 25 cent price. Also a public notice from Sedalia Electric and Railway receivers appointed by the U S circuit court dated February 28 1990 naming Henry C Flow er and W F Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. la Verne
Fleischmann
Sedalia Electric and Railway Company
United States Circuit Court
Sedalia
Missouri
Henry C. Flower
W. F. Waller
Notice to convert old street railway tickets to new stamps
Public notice directs all buyers of street railway tickets with the old stamp to exchange them at the Third street office for new stamped tickets. After March 15, 1900 conductors will not honor old stamps. Also includes an employment ad seeking a good German family to farm or garden 15 acres and assist with pasture and hay land, with instructions to visit Singer office for sewing machine needles and parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Singer
West Third Street
J. A. Bowman
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Wood's Opera House
William A. West
Atlantic City
West Third St
Keck & Rasiley
W.N. Kerr
Fred Raymond
John Laybourn
Thos. Wood
E. W. Arey
Robert Battersby
Sentinel
Laybourn
W. B. Doddridge
Missouri Pdaecific
Iron Mountain Systems
Russell Harding
Cotton Belt
Lish Spencer
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
Hannibal
Lish
Sherman
Texas
E. Wilson
The
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Officer Lovelace
H. W. Newcomb
Geo. Anderson
Pacific
B. R. Cromley
Miss Jessie Lovinger
Cas
Tle
Arthur Koock
Jas. Holsman
Misses Kuhn
Arthur Lister
Julia Martin
Otto Freimel
Ida Myers
Bradfield Children
Mandolin Club
E. Bach
Beethoven
Schubert
Greiz
Schumann
Chopin
Schubert-Liszt
Blanche Austin
N. E. W. Baxter
East Fourteenth Street
Miss Austin
Greely Center
Neb
Misses Gertie
Minnie England
Maggie Hammond
Myrtle Woodard
Dollie Webster
Anna Moore
Lottie White
Della Burkheimer
Stella
Nora Milburn
Nellie Hammond
Bessie Moore
Alice Trulenger
Effie Kaler
Ezekiel Brown
Clinton
Maine
J. C. Ayer
Lowell, Mass
MR. Root
Scott & Bowke
Chemusts
New York
Ohio St
John B. Stetson
Roelof
Sorosis Club
T. P. McChiney
West Broadway
Ware
Miss Stoxie Temple
Sans Gene Club
Dr. Rogers
Sneed
Consumers League
J. T. White
Messrs
Francis Blaise
Alexander Schmitt
Mr. Schmitt
Central Presbyterian Church
Whitney
South Vermont Street
Will Jacket
Maggie Kerniff
Lincoln
Mrs. Marshall
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Mrs
R. W. Barnett
J. M. Cannon
Lulu Human
Gus Lamy
Preston Potter
Smith & Cotton Building
Hell
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