Leidy Divorce Duel Hinges On Letters In Sedalia Case
Mrs. Ollie May Leidy seeks a divorce from husband in Sedalia. Judge Gibson questions if another man exists and orders her to bring letters from her husband to prove entitlement. Leidy, married in 1884 with four children, works in a laundry. Leidy's husband is a switchman. The judge probes attentions and future remarriage plans, while an ad for Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve accompanies the item.
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Sam Kansas City Star
Ollie May Leidy
Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey Book Offer
Ad declares Murat Halstead’s biography of Admiral Dewey a premier naval work over 500 pages with color maps and illustrations. The Dominion Company advertises 8x10 inch volumes at $1.50, with large demand and commission offers, plus belt buckles and accessories at Carl A Guenther’s at half usual profit.
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Admiral Dewey
Murat Halstead
The
Dominion Company
Caxton Building
Chicago
Carl A. Guenther’s
Popular Low Price California Excursions
The Santa Fe Route offers daily excursions to California in tourist sleeping cars with new, comfortable cars and all conveniences. Accompanied by Pullman conductors and porters, these trips attract many prominent travelers. Low rate tickets and a scenic route avoiding extreme weather. For literature contact Gro. W. Hagerensen P and T A Santa Fe Route Kansas City MO.
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California
Santa Fe
Gro
Gro. W. HaGerensoen, P
T. A. Santa Fe Ro
Kansas City, Mo
Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail Rates Advertised Excursions
Announcement offers extremely low rail fares for one way and round trips via the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway. Through service from Sedalia to Chicago with no night transfers. Home Seeker's Excursion dates in April to June for multiple western states. Major conventions and anniversaries list round trip specials with sale dates and days of validity.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
State Encampment G A R Kirksville official fare notice
One round trip fare offered for the State Encampment G A R in Kirksville Missouri with tickets on sale May 9 10 11 and return valid until May 12 1899.
Annual Meeting Fare Details for German Baptist Dunkards
Roanoke Virginia announces travel details for the annual meeting with a round trip fare of one dollar plus two dollars. tickets on sale May 18 and 19, 1899, good for return until June 23.
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National Baptist Societies Anni
Dunkards
Roanoke
Missouri House engrosses two appropriation bills in 1890s session
Jefferson City April 27 The Missouri House en grossed two appropriation measures including funds for penal and charitable institutions. Notable sums cover Fulton School for the Deaf 15000 Boonville Reform School 2600 Chillicothe Industrial Home 12500 Fulton Asylum 5750 Higginsville Confederate Home 7000 St James Federal Soldiers Home 10000 Rolla School of Mines 40000 Columbia Agricultural and Mechanical College 30000 Jefferson City Penitentiary 18000 The agricultural college faced a fierce challenge before passage.
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Jefferson City
School For the
Fulton
Reform School
Boonville
Chillicothe
Fulton Asylum
Higginsville
St. James
School of Mines
Rolla
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Columbia
Agricultural College
James
Nevada
Missouri
Omaha
Stock Yards
House
Nicholson Stock Yards
Nicholson
Hamilton
Daviess
Blair
Senate
Kirby
Howard
House Committee On Criminal Jurisprudence
Schweickardt
Woolfolk
Missouri State Amateur Shooting Tournament Opens in Kansas City
The ninth annual Missouri State Amateur Shooting Association tournament began at Washington Park in Kansas City. Event No. 1 for seven live birds split first prize among CC A Young of Springfield Missouri Newt A B Daniels of Denver Colorado T A Brown of Fontenac Kansas and J L Powers of Mortonville Kansas. In Event No. 2 for ten live birds straight scores were posted by C B Cockrell of Platte City Missouri Newt J R Wilmot of Lexington Missouri and J J Hallowell of Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Kansas City
Missouri State Amateur Shooting Association
Washington Park
CC. A. Young
Springfield
Newt A. B. Daniels
Denver
Col
T. A. Brown
Fontenac
Kan
J. L. Powers
Mortonville
C. B. Cockrell
Platte City
Newt J. R. Wilmot
Lexington
J. J. Hallowell
Bridgeport
Conn
Iron trade moves hint at corporate dominance rising
Cleveland report notes the iron trade has seen big movements in the past week. It argues that control by a few large corporations is not only the future but the present condition of the national iron market, with further moves likely to strengthen corporate dominance.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Counterfeiters Discovered Inside Penitentiary
Canon Clay April 27. A discovery shows successful coiners operating within the state penitentiary. The forgeries are silver dollars likely made from babbitt metal, the same material used for prison grating settings during construction.
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Canon Clay
Accused of Infanticide in St. Joseph Case
Maggie Flynn of New York City sought shelter at a St. Joseph hospital after giving birth to a healthy male infant. The newborn was found dead yesterday and a coroner's jury charges Flynn with strangling the child.
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St. Joseph
Maggie Flynn
New York City
City Hospital
Governor Holds Farris Beer Bill Pending Action
The Farris beer inspection bill has reached Governor Stephens who has not yet examined it. If brewing interests seek a hearing, the governor will grant it. He has ten days to dispose of the measure. In Atlanta a petition of about 500 prominent African Americans asks that Negro public schools be placed under a Negro board of education.
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Jefferson City
Farris Beer
Stephens
Atlanta
Fire devastates Gula town. many feared dead
About 300 houses in Gula Kombon district burned. Charred remains of seven women and four children found, with fears of more victims buried in the ruins. Local authorities and fire crews continue search operations.
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Budapest
Gula
Kombon
Poteet Heads to Annapolis Cadet Appointment
Fred Poteet left Sedalia for Annapolis Maryland to begin cadet duties after a several week sick furlough. He was a Sedalia High School student and highly regarded by the community among thirty five applicants he outdistanced them all defying competition on wash goods for shirt waists and dresses.
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Fred Poteet
Anapolis
Mr. Poteet
Sedalia High School
Sedalia
Carl A. Guenther
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W. PF. Haley
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A. P. Morey
R.H. Moses
W. A. Latimer
Ass’t
J.N. Dalby
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Eagle
Sutherland
H. Bothwell
Prest
WM. Courtney
Fres’t, E. R. Blair Cashier
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W. H. Evans
H W. Menschke
Charles E. Musick
J. H. Bothwell Martin i
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Henry Lamm
E. R. Blair
J. W. Murphy
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Missouri Trust
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F. A. Sampson
G. L. Farnlhaber
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C. C. Evans
Fourth Streets
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Rates
C. M. Pendleton
Passenger & Ticket Ag’t
Southern Baptist Convention
Louisville, KY
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Kirksville, MO
Missouri Legislature
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Poteet
Dewey
Hobson
Candy Palace
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Ilgenfritz
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Tuefel & Oliver
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ton-Brown
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Chicago & Alton R. R
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ST. Louis
Palace
Chicago & Alton Railroad
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Western
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