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Title: Son-Set Rag
Date: 1915, 1915
Description: Piano score for "Son-Set Rag" by Ted Browne.

Title: Alton-09
Date: 1915-01, 1915-01
Description: Alton Ltd. ascending West approach to Merchant's Bridge elevated.

Title: Alton-18
Date: 1915-03, 1915-03
Description: Alton Limited leaving St. Louis Union Station.

Title: Alton-14-1
Date: 1915-07, 1915-07
Description: C&A Midnight Special St. Louis July 1915

Title: Alton-15-1 and 16-1
Date: 1915-07, 1915-07
Description: Washington Ave. Station - St. Louis, MO.

Title: Alton-17-1
Date: 1915-07, 1915-07
Description: Alton Ltd on Merchant's Bridge Elevated West-Bound into St. Louis.

Title: Alton-26
Date: 1915, 1915
Description: Eastward Alton Ltd ascending Merchants Bridge Elevated St. Louis, MO.

Title: Alton-25
Date: 1915, 1915
Description: Eastward Alton Ltd ascending Merchants Bridge Elevated. St. Louis, MO.

Title: Alton-22
Date: 1915-07, 1915-07
Description: Alton Pacific locomotive #654 at Chicago Union Station July 1915

Title: Alton-18-1
Date: 1915-07, 1915-07
Description: C&A Pacific #353 TRRA Engine Houst St. Louis, MO

Title: Tentative valuation of the property of the Washington, Potomac & Chesapeake Railway Company as of June 30, 1915
Date: 1915, 1921

Title: Tentative valuation of the property of Quincy Western Railway Company as of June 30, 1915
Date: 1915, 1919

Title: Supplemental tentative valuation of the property of Hampton & Branchville Railroad and Lumber Company as of June 30, 1915
Date: 1915, 1921

Title: Tentative valuation of the property of Montana Western Railway Company as of June 30, 1915
Date: 1915, 1921

Title: Supplemental tentative valuation of the property of Quincy Western Railway Company as of June 30, 1915
Date: 1915, 1921

Title: Tourist's Trolley Map of St. Louis and Environs
Date: 1915
Description: During 1915 the United Railways transported 356,814,595 passengers - of these 124,043,205 were free transfer passengers. The average fare per passenger therefore was 3.23 cents. The ratio of fatalities in 1915 was one fatality to 89 million Passengers. A STREET CAR IS A PRETTY SAFE PLACE.

Title: An Appeal to Truth
Date: 1915-11-24

Title: How Do We Stand To=Day?
Date: 1915-11-02

Title: The Soul of France
Date: 1915

Title: German Atrocities from German evidence
Date: 1915

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Mercantile Library Collections Directory

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