Cannon and Adams to Open Large Sedalia Store
Newton Cannon of Cannon and Adams signs a lease with C E Andrews Boonville to erect a grand three story building on Ohio street in Sedalia. The Kansas firm will take charge September 1 expanding stock and adding departments to become Central Missouri’s largest store.
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Newton Cannon
Cannon & Adams
Cannon Dry Goods Company
C. E. Andrews
Boonville
Mr. Andrews
Ohio Street
Kansas
Territory
Andrews
Cannon
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri
J. M. Cannon
Texas
Points of Excellence in Printing by Thomas Printing Co
The notice outlines superior printing qualities from Thomas Printing Co including careful judgment in handling works, tasteful ink selection, and skillful composition. It emphasizes consistent care and results across all jobs. Based at 115 East Second Street with telephone number 149.
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Thomas Printing CO
East Second St
Telephone
Katy Officials Scan: Collins and Assistant General Manager
General Superintendent Collins and Assistant General Manager are noted in a Katy railroad advisory. The terse item records administrative names and roles without broader context.
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KATY
Collins
Mana
Hammond Leads Katy Inspection Train Tour
Ver R. R. Hammond of the Katy arrived for a tour of inspection. A special train with Mr. Collins private car No. 49 and baggage car No. 15 traveled ahead of the engine for thorough checks. This was Hammond s first inspection trip. The train left southbound at 9 o clock.
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R. R. Hammond
Katy
Collins
Mr. Hammond
South
Woman burns from gasoline stove explosion at home
Mrs. J. C. Smith, employed as a housekeeper for Mr. S. M. Yeater at 510 North Grand Avenue, suffered severe burns to her hands face and hair when a stove exploded after her lighting a match to the meal. Neighbors extinguished flames. kitchen only slightly burned. injuries not serious.
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J. C. Smith
Sedalia Military band to play concert at Liberty park
A concert tomorrow night by the Sedalia Military band at Liberty park will be followed by a park hall dance. The program includes The Socia Review, The Jolly Buffaloes overture, Country Club Waltzes, Rosita, Birth of Love overture, Lil and Lou, March of the Elks, Something Doing overture, Liberty Waltzes, Crescens galop. Repeats weekly through warm weather if interest continues.
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Liberty Park
Sedalia
Park Hall
Socia Review
Jos. Clander
L. O. DeWitt
Arthur Pryor
Rosita
Missud
J. W. Lafferty
Lil and
Lou
R. B. Hall
March of the Elks
LeRoy Thomas
F. Bever
Wm. C. Gavior
W. E. Strong
Campbell Macfarlane Tours Town Amid Crime News
Traveling man Campbell Macfarlane visits town after reporting intense excitement in Lexington over the murder of George W. Johnson by two chicken thieves, a crime that sparked local alarm.
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Campbell Macfarlane
Lexington
George W. Johnson
Horses to be sold at Hinsdale's barn Saturday
Auctioneer Sam W. Kidd will sell about sixty five head of good western horses for R. A. Potts of St. Joseph Missouri at Hinsdale's barn Saturday afternoon.
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Sam W. Kidd
Hinsdale’s Barn
R. A. Potts
St. Joseph, Mo
Pipe Repaired After Break at Thirteenth Street Crossing
A water pipe burst at the Thirteenth Street railroad crossing was repaired this day. No injuries or further damage reported, and service resumed soon after repairs were completed.
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Thirteenth Street
Paints of every description offered by Bard Drug Co
W E Bard Drug Co advertises paints of all descriptions with high quality and reasonable prices, inviting customers to compare and buy.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
First American Typewriter Pioneers and Prosperity
A historical overview traces the 1829 patent to William Austin Burt the Detroit inventor of the typographer, notes later refinements by A Ely Beach and the Milwaukee trio Sholes Soule and Glidden, and highlights New York and Chicago lead in production with a $6 million annual value and about 5,000 workers.
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SS. N. DD. North
Utica
N. Y
William Austin Burt
Detroit
Mich
A. Ely Beach
New York
Milwaukee
C. Latham Sholes
Samuel W. Soule
Carlos Glidden
Chicago
Pastor and family relocate to this city from Odessa
Rev. T. L. Powell pastor of the East Sedalia Baptist church has moved with his family to this city from Odessa Missouri. They will reside at 1020 East Broadway.
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T. L. Powell
East Sedalia Baptist Church
Odessa
East Broadway
Federation of Labor Plans Labor Day Celebration
The Federation of Labor will meet tonight to finalize plans for the Labor Day celebration. The gathering aims to coordinate events and activities for the holiday observance.
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The
Federation of Labor
Hud nut line of perfumes by Bard Drug
Sedalia retailers showcase the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes praised for finest quality. W. E. Bard Drug Company markets the collection to local customers seeking premium fragrance options.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
An Attempted Hold Up In Local Society
A cashier named Ben McFadden faced an attempted robbery at a society office. The incident disrupted operations but no injuries were reported. Police are investigating led by local authorities.
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Ben McFadden
Mysterious Whistles Sparked Theft Attempt Near Brewery
A man leaving meals on Monday and closing his business Tuesday fled toward his home with a cash box. He left the box with an old colored gentleman after hearing strange whistling noises, then faced a would-be robber who fled after the man drew his revolver.
Reply from J West Goodwin on Pennsylvan ia coal strike coverage
Colonel J West Goodwin sends a clarifying letter to The Sentinel denying reports of Citizens Alliance violence in Scranton and Wilkesbarre. He notes National Guard deployment to Shenandoah and emphasizes the alliance seeks to preserve law and citizen liberty.
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Sentinel
Pennsylvania
Citizens’ Alliance
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
J. West Goodwin
National Guard
Pennsyilvania
Shenandoah
National Guards
Aid Sedalia Fair Visitors With Local Accommodations
City officials form a bureau of information led by E. E. Codding W. M. Johns and W. T. Morris to gather spare rooms for expected crowds at the coming state fair. Citizens urged to list available lodging promptly to ensure ample hospitality.
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Sedalia
Bureau of Information
Messrs
E. E. Codding
W.M. Johns
W. T. Morris
Sentinel
The American Stock and Farm debuts in Sedalia
Missouri's new agricultural paper The American Stock and Farm will publish its first issue Friday August 15 1902 from Sedalia at Fourth and Lamine streets. It will be a sixteen page magazine style journal with illustrations and practical articles from farmers across states.
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Missouri
Fourth
Lamine Streets
Sedalia
Pettis County
Home
The
Prairies
Will Present Play Michael Strogoff in California
Messrs G Bert Rodney Arthur Koock and Louie Ritchie left this morning for California Missouri to arrange for the presentation of Michael Strogoff in that city.
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Messrs
Bert Rodney
Arthur Koock
Louie Ritchie
California
Michael Strogoff
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Cannon and Adams
N.Y
America
W. A. Burt
MR. Goodwins
A New Farm Journal
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