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1. Kansas City Casino Building Kansas City Casino Building Newspaper clippings about the Kansas City building called the casino for the 1904 fair at Saint Louis called the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
2. KC Now 28th Largest Metro KC Now 28th Largest Metro April 5, 2007 According to the article, metropolitan Kansas City is growing by a little more than one percent per year. However, the city's rankings dropped from 27th to 28th. Metropolitian Kansas City, which includes...
3. Missouri Heritage: Bishop Made St. Louis the 'Rome of America' Missouri Heritage: Bishop Made St. Louis the 'Rome of America' April/17/1971 File containing a biographical article with portrait and information on Reverend Joseph Rosati, "the first bishop of the Catholic diocese of St. Louis." Born in Italy in 1789 and emigrating to Saint Louis,...
4. Kate O'Hare Kate O'Hare April/3/1928 Photo and biographical article about Kate Richards O'Hare, or Kate O'Hare, "St. Louis Socialist leader who served almost fourteen months of a 5-year penitentiary sentence for violation of the espionage...
5. Frank Walsh: Attorney at Law Frank Walsh: Attorney at Law August/30/1987 File containing an article with photos and description of Francis Patrick Walsh, or Frank Walsh (1864-1939), "perhaps, the greatest lawyer Kansas City ever produced." Native of Saint Louis, Missouri coming...
6. I-70: It's Big in Britain I-70: It's Big in Britain June 23, 2004 Article reports that a recent British publication, The Independent, places the drive from St. Louis to Kansas City on I-70 first among its "10 Great U.S. Drives".
7. TWA Will Start St. Louis Jet Run TWA Will Start St. Louis Jet Run May 22, 1959 News of the first regular jet service to and from Missouri. "The first commercial jet air transportation from a Missouri city will be inaugurated July 21 when Trans World Airlines starts a 2-hour service...
8. Kansas City versus Saint Louis Kansas City versus Saint Louis May/18/1986 Each author defending own city. Kansas City accused of being "rubophobic," not as formal or as traditional or having as "real" a downtown as Saint Louis.
9. Missouri Heritage Missouri Heritage November/2/1968 Biographical article about Colonel Peter Madison Miller, or Peter Miller (1811-1896), a Civil War officer for the Union in Missouri. Description of his life and career as a native of Pennsylvania moving...
10. Missouri Heritage Missouri Heritage November/25/1967 Portrait and biographical article about John Miller (1781-1846), the fourth governor of Missouri from 1826 to 1832. Description of his life and career as a native of Virginia involved in the War of 1812...
11. Lelah Harrison Brown: Original Poetess Lelah Harrison Brown: Original Poetess November/7/1897 Illustration and article about Lelah Harrison Brown, or Lelah Brown, "author of the Golden Rod" collection of poetry, a resident of Saint Louis, Missouri, from Virginia.
12. Missouri Heritage: Sarpy Family Deserves Historian's Attention Missouri Heritage: Sarpy Family Deserves Historian's Attention November/8/1969 File containing a biographical article about Peter Sarpy, a fur trader on the Missouri River starting about 1823. Born in Saint Louis in 1805 and assisting John Fremont and Brigham Young in expeditions...
13. Pottery Helps in Finding Laclede's Home Pottery Helps in Finding Laclede's Home October 8, 2006 Brief item reporting the discovery of the possible location of Pierre LacLede's home in Fort de Chartres, Illinois. Laclede, often called the founder of St. Louis, Missouri, reportedly settled this site...
14. Elija P. Lovejoy Elija P. Lovejoy October/17/1962 Illustration and biographical article about Elija Lovejoy (~1802-1837), "one of America's foremost fighters for freedom of the press," based in Saint Louis, Missouri, and killed in Alton, Illinois, by...
15. Missouri Heritage: Early Bishop of St. Louis Did Much for Catholicism Missouri Heritage: Early Bishop of St. Louis Did Much for Catholicism September/12/1970 Biographical article about Bishop Louis Guillaume Valentin Du Bourg (1766-1833), the first bishop of Saint Louis, Missouri, builder of the Saint Louis cathedral, began construction of what became Saint...
16. Vivid 'Gussie' Busch Dies at St. Louis Home Vivid 'Gussie' Busch Dies at St. Louis Home September/30/1989 File contains an obituary article about August Anheuser Busch, Jr., or August Busch, Jr. (1899-1989), "the colorful beer baron who turned his family business into the world's largest brewing company,"...
17. Missouri Heritage Missouri Heritage September/7/1968 File containing an illustration and biographical article about Nathaniel Beverley Tucker, or Nathaniel Tucker (1784-1851), writer of "The Partisan Leader, a Tale of the Future," an 1836 book "predict[ing]...