The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08

Who will be Grand Marshal OF the St
Louis Day parade.
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Al n meeting o, the Erickiayers' and
MasOns' Union Tuesday evening the sus-
pension u business was unanimously in
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At melting ~ the - Louis UudeTtaS-
era. EmhalfnsTs and Livery mems ASsOcla-
ton. held Tuesday evening. September {.
suspension Of all business on that day
was unanimously ind1rs.d. and the fol
lowing members Of the association will
close their business and 90 10 the Fair;
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Co. M-ineEs Livery and Undertaking Company.
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Company. Wagner tui~rfaEir. COMPANY.
wand Livery Company. Watkins Livery suI
' = 90 taking Company. 'i-ru Wairf. A. 7
Nsx-nn.sn William WinEi,..s r8rIahis. Herman
Nest"filmp Explosive Supplies Company.
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S-Slnr Machine S'1upsry Iustor l.. ',Iplau.
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STATE COMMISSIONS To AID.
The movement On the part OF the Execu-
TIVE Commissioners at the Worlds Fair
and thoSe connected with the commissions
to aid in making 81. Louis Day at the
Worlds Fair. September =. a success. by
paying - cents at the gate tn. same n
II they had no official connection with the |
Exposition. was induGurated yesterday
The first commissioner to announce that |
he would not use his pass on 81; Louis |
Day and that h. would produce a 81 |
cent coin TO pay his way at the gate WAS |
George y. King-hury. the executive officer |
of the Rhode Island Commission Others /
connected with the commission will also /
pay 10 get in on that day
II am quite anxious that 81. Louis pay
II III. Worlds Fair should b. a great sue |