Wealthy Women of St. Louis and Their Fortunes
St. Louis society profiles list Mrs. Annie Russell Allen as a multi million heiress with holdings in railroads real estate and a major hotel. Julia Maffit widow of a fur company founder leads a vast estate with urban properties and generous charity. Rebecca Sire and Josephine Schnaider are also noted as real estate and brewing era beneficiaries with civic ties and philanthropy. The piece surveys several other affluent widows including Adele Morrison Lucy Ames Emma Copelin Grace January and their inherited fortunes and social roles.
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St. Louis
J. L. D. Morrison
Russell
Allen
Iron Mountain Railroad
Pittsfield
George W. Allen
Julia Maffit
Dr. Maffit
Pierre Laclede
American Fur Company
Misa Julia Chouteau
Maffit
Rebecca Ewing
Chouteau
American Fur Co
Thirty-fifth
Pine Streets
Anna Green
Grand Avenue Presbyterian Church
Josephine Schnaider
Adele Morrison
Col
Don Morrison
Adele Sarpy
Grace January
Emma Copelin
John G. Copelin
Lafayette Avenue
John J. Roe
Copelin
Jesse January
Grace Valle
The Phantom City Mirage in Navajo Deserts
Lieut. R. A. Swift recounts a perilous expedition with seven men into Navajo country chasing a fabled Golden City. The party pursues a mirage amid deadly desert, loses four companions, and returns with a chilling warning that the city remains a haunting illusion feeding fortune seekers' doom.
Robbed in a Pyramid Our European trip ends with Cairo thefts
Dr James J Mills recounts touring the pyramids without a guide and being robbed by two Arab men. The guide pair helped him into Cheops and stripped his pockets after a tense ascent as beggars shouted for backsheesh. He returned to Cairo advised by friends it could have been worse.
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R. A. Swift
U.S. A
Navajo
Navajo Land
Cibolo
Dave
Apache Jack
Pyramids
James J. Mills
Cairo
Pyramid
Great
Pyramid of
Cheops
The Tramp Had Money in Lost Trouser Cache
A New Jersey farmer lent trousers to a tramp from the Weary Waggles group and later discovered a grease stained stack of $100 in the pocket. The incident raises questions whether the tramp stole the clothes or forgot the cash and whether it is common for vagrants to carry capital.
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New Jersey
Weary
Pasteur Name Move Proposed for Paris Boulevard
A Paris civic note discusses renaming Boulevard De Vaugirard in honor of the scientist Pasteur. The city readies a public gesture to immortalize his legacy, with ceremonial support anticipated as a symbol of recognition.
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Paris
M. Pasteur
Boulevard de Vaugirard
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Great Mound City
Annie Russell Allen
Mrs
Lucy V. Amesing
St Rose
Old Cave
Jack
Santa Fe
Old Dave
Dead Desert
Siren City
Charlie Branzil
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