Personal notices from local city and visiting guests
Local residents report visits and returns from trips with family and friends. Ed Allen, Mrs Dan Fultz, Lola Hall, Alien Dunlap, Lawrence Laupheimer, Mrs Green, Oscar Kaiser, Mrs J H Doyle and Bess, Myvile Pace, Dr O W Clabaugh, Elizabeth Curran, R W Grifith, J M O Bannon, Douglass Murray, F L Farley, Josie Golden, Col W M Monroe and Kathryn, S S Sargent, Frankie Hill, and Mrs Cornelius Stanley are listed among those traveling, staying with relatives, or returning home. School officials W H Johnson and G L Coleman in Se-dalia discuss Pettis county schools. others head to Perry O T or California for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed ‘Allen
Otterville
Dan Fultz
Kansas
Lola Hall
Lamonte
Alien Dunlap
Parsons
Kan
Lawrence
Laupheimer
Clinton
J. H. Doyle
Bess
St. Louis
Myvile Pace
Memphis
Tenn
O. W. Clabaugh
Green Ridge
Elizabeth Curran
Frances
R. W. Grifith
Windsor
J. M. O'Bannon
Douglass Murray
Lexington
F. L. Farley
Warrensburg
Josie Golden
Kansas City
Col. W. M. Monroe
Kathryn
California
Cornelius Stanley
East Fifth Street
Maune
Rosetta Cline
Pueblo
Col
A. N. Stevenson
W. H. Johnson
Jackson County
Sedalia
G. L. Coleman
Pettis County
Bargain Week Ad Highlights Food and Fuel Offers
Our Week of Bargains promotes 18 lb granulated sugar for 1.00, dry salt bacon, pure leaf lard, roasted coffee, Michigan salt, Cuban coffee at 20 cents per pound, coal oil and gasoline at low prices, plus fresh fish every Tuesday and Friday.
Lectures at Troc Day and Thurs Evening in Spiritual Science
A series of lectures and demonstrations in spiritual science held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings with daily business readings and instructions. Held in front rooms on the third floor of the LeGrande hotel at Fourth and La Mine. Mrs Aila McHenry requests return of a physician's memorandum book lost and notes it should be returned to the Sentinel office.
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LeGrande Hotel
Lamine
Chinese merchants join boycott against American goods in Nagasaki
Consul Harris cables the state department that Nagasaki Chinese merchants have decided to join the boycott. In Tokio August 1 Haraguchi proclaims a military administration over Saghalien island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Washington
Harris
Nagasaki
Japan
State Department
Tokio
Aus
Haraguchi
Saghalien
Fox Chase Delights Beaman Neighborhood Audience
A fox chase at McFarland brothers farm near Beaman drew many residents last night. Three foxes were released as eleven dogs pursued, creating one of the area’s most exciting events in years. A follow up chase is planned with both men and many women invited, and L. S. Eddins and William Momberg from the city attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland Brothers
Beaman
L. S. Eddins
William Momberg
President denies agreeing to accept free copy of Facts and Fancies
The Washington Post reports the President denies any agreement to receive a complimentary edition of the work Facts and Fancies. The denial comes amid questions about correspondence and potential favors.
Taft's the thing in Tokio draws Mikado's favor
In a surprising cross currents moment Taft aligned with Japanese leadership as the Mikado signals approval. Believers call it a diplomatic shift while critics warn of mixed signals. Mutual misunderstandings surface over policy and tone, yet the relationship edges toward cooperation despite lingering tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Tokio
Mikado
Gapan
Ohio
Mutisu
Rail workers oppose Santa Fe bonus plan in Topeka
Members of the Santa Fe blacksmiths workshop in Topeka protest a new bonus system. They accuse management of unfair pay and demand a reconsideration of the incentive scheme. Local union leaders pledge continued action if demands are not met.
Blacksmiths in Santa Fe Shops Consider Dissatisfaction
Workers in Santa Fe shops express discontent with the bonus system sparked by postermaker disputes. The unrest is centered in Topeka with potential for a strike. A union meeting Saturday at labor headquarters concluded with strong sentiment.
Topeka Union Meeting Ponders Conference With Santa Fe Leaders
The entire membership attended a Topeka union meeting where James W. Cine second vice president presided. A conference with Third Vice President J. W. Kendricks of Santa Fe is planned and may be held soon in Chicago. About 165 workers in Topeka shops, mostly blacksmiths and helpers, could strike if action is taken, and Vice President Kline previously led a successful strike against the piece work system on the Union Pacific.
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James W. Cine
International Union
Topka
J. W. Kendricks
Santa Fe
Chicago
Europe
Topeka
Kline
Union Pacific
Mexico extends M K and T concession to 1910
President Diaz signs an amended concession granting the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railway until August 1, 1910 to complete its line in Mexico. Subsidy in mountainous areas rises to 555000 dollars. Duty exemption for five years on construction materials. Government pledges not to grant other concessions within fifty kilometers on either side of the Orient for ten years. Denison Herald report details officials and railway union representatives visiting Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Mexico
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway
Oriental
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pills Advertised
Pleasantly effective remedy praised for ease of use and reliable results. The ad claims these pills prevent headache biliousness and constipation from a torpid liver. It notes tonic effects and a cure for jaundice attributed to W E Bard Drug Co.
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DeWitt
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Tarbell study on Rockefeller draws reader interest
Miss Tarbell’s study of John D. Rockefeller is highlighted in a Philadelphia North American note, suggesting the piece would be appealing to readers who value investigative history and business history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Miss Tarbells
John D. Rockefeler
Employee resigns to pursue agriculture at Lamonie
Stephen Connor, long time worker at the M. K. and T. car shops, resigns to follow agricultural pursuits. He departed Sunday for Lamonie to tend his father's farm. Arthur Durham, supervisor of wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Connor
Lamonie
Arthur Durham
ABTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought
An advertisement fragment promotes ABTORIA with tag lines The Kind You Have Always Bought implying a product or brand across a dated display. The snippet suggests a sales pitch and brand familiarity without further context or details.
Church Entertainments Notice Summary
Free church entertainment notices announce upcoming socials across city churches. Invitations welcome the public to attend these events, with venues and dates provided within the ten line limit.
Greatest social of the season at Smith and Cotton lawn
The Latics Art Society of the First Congregational church will serve dinner at the church tomorrow at noon for 15 cents. Good music and family friendly event with cake donations from Families of the First Christian church and an opportunity to bring your family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith and Cotton Lawn
First Christian Church
The
Latics Art Society of the First
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Ed Corigan
Order of Locomotive Engineers
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Will Croft
Oklahoma City
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Street Railway
E. L. Ledford
Freight House
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Ape Lie Eictore
Ceese
West Main ST
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