Newspaper Clippings (Early St. Louis)


	A CURIOUS AFFAIR - ST. LOUIS (1849) City Owes Augustus Kennerly $2000 Besides the Restoring of a Blighted Reputation
	THE CHARLESS TRADGEY AT ST. LOUIS (1859) Assassination of Mr. Joseph Charless - Intense Excitement - The Military Called Out
	SURVIVING PATRIOTS OF THE WAR OF 1812 MET AT ST. LOUIS (1870) Pensions Desired
	RESURRECTED BODY IDENTIFIED AS THAT OF WARREN B. PILCHER (1892) A Man Who Died While Banqueting With Senator Benton
	TELLS A STRANGE STORY - WAS IT WARREN B. PILCHER'S BODY? (1892) An Old Resident's Recollections About A Wealthy Fur Trader
	NOT PILCHER'S REMAINS (1892) Undertaker Lynch Explains On The Find Of The Sewer Diggers
	WILL OF PILCHER - COURT DOCUMENT BEARS OUT DREW'S STORY (1892) The Mystery Of His Real Estate Left Unsettled
	JOSHUA PILCHER'S HEIRS WILL LOOK UP FUR TRADER'S ESTATE (1892) His Casket Located
	HAD TO DRAW THE LINE (1892) Joseph Warren Pilcher Is Not Dead - Neither Does He Sleep
	MARRIED & PARTED (1895) Romantic Wedding of Miss Rebecca Tebbetts to Thomas A. Moore
	WILL OF ALVAH MANSUR (1898) Liberal Bequests to Relatives & Remembers his Servants
	TO AVENGE A WRONG DONE HIS SISTER (1898) Thomas A. Moore Pummeled William J. Rigg, A Typewriter Concern Employee
	MRS. MOORE SEEKS DIVORCE (1907) Daughter of Wealthy St. Louisan Asks Separation From Husband
	DAUGHTER OF L.B. TEBBETTS GRANTED DIVORCE (1908) Mrs. Marguerite Thieman Told Wedded State is Regarded Too Lightly
	LLOYD RICKART TO WED (1909) Miss Rebecca Tebbetts Will Become the Bride of Brown's Secretary Tuesday
	LLOYD RICKART TO AGAIN MAKE SLIDE FOR HOME-PLATE (1909) Secretary of the Brown's Will Rejoin Benedicts, Friends Not Sure When
	J.E. LIGGETT WEDS DIVORCED ACTRESS (1914) St. Louisan Settles $750,000 on Bride, Former Wife of J. Clarence Harvey
	LIGGETT WEDDED SECRETLY (1914) Sailed with Bride, Who Was Violet Colby, Actress, on the Vaterland
	JOHN E. LIGGETT’S DAUGHTER DIES (1942) Mrs. Ella L. Wiggins, Last Survivor of the Tobacco Family

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