Sedalia Triumphs Over Nevada Maroons 4 1 In Pitchers Battle
Sedalia defeats Nevada Maroons 4 to 1 at Liberty Park Sunday afternoon. Gilpatrick notched fourteen strikeouts, Curtis matched with strong curves, and solid defense by Hutchinson highlighted a clean, well-played ball game witnessed by hundreds.
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Nevada Maroons
Liberty Park
Sedalia
Maroons
Gilpatrick
Nevada
Gil
Curtis
Sedalians
Sedafia
Hutchinson
Hawkins
Rohn
Nevada Boys
Hughes
Carpenter
Gilpat
St Louis Outlast Cincinnati in Thirteen Innings
In a Sunday League Park contest 11 000 fans saw St Louis beat Cincinnati 3 2 after thirteen innings. Harper and Phillips sparked late runs with solid defense backing them up as Pittsburg defeated Chicago 5 1 in the NL and Cleveland edged Chicago 4 3 while Detroit overwhelmed Milwaukee 16 5 in the AL.
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Cincinnati
League Park
Harper
Phillips
St. Louis
Fires settle for modest losses on Missouri Pacific claim row
Fire claims against Missouri Pacific and L and S were numerous but settled largely for small amounts. About fifty claims from Sedalia to Kansas City and Lexington Southern were resolved for around $5500 total. Damages centered on Dr D F Browns wheat near Dresden with settlements over $1500.
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Missouri Pacific
D. F. Brown
Dresden
Sedalia
Kansas City
Lexington Southern
Laborers and workers listed on Franklin Junction project
Engineers and laborers named include F. M. Truit engineer at Franklin Junction J F Bossart brakeman Sedalia John Bonner steam shovel laborer Jefferson Magil Conplan San Marcus Jerry Brown extra gang Lancaster John Smith laborer Sweeney J Searcy section laborer Greenville John Dougherty crusher laborer Gilbane Charles T Baustree bridgeman Waskon P E Hardy section laborer Alvarado.
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J. F. Bossart
Sedalia
John Bonner
Shovel
Jefferson
San Marcus
Jerry Brown
Extra Gang
Lancaster
John Smith
Sweeney
Greenville
John Dougherty
Suit Against Missouri Pacific Set For Trial
At Lexington Missouri Pacific case for 2000 dollars goes to trial. Plaintiff William Hutchins of near Napoleon alleges an engine spark caused a fire that destroyed his barn and contents.
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Lexington
Missouri Pacific
William Hutchins
Near
Napoleon
Five Cars Wreck in Missouri Pacific Yards
A Sunday night derailment in the Missouri Pacific yards sent five freight cars off the track. A drawhead broke during the incident, causing the crash. Several cars suffered heavy damage.
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Missouri Pacific
All the Hot Weather Drinks
Dow Drug Company promotes limeade as the greatest hot weather drink. The ad claims it cools invig orates and quences the thirst at Second and Ohio.
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Dow Drug Company
Second and
Ohio Ohio
Circus Horses Dump Constable Into Water Trough
Four circus horses attached to Thomas Hargreaves Big Show caused a public spectacle on Broadway Camden. Constables Post Welch and Hinger served attachments. Welch, riding one trick horse, was dumped into a Walnut Street water trough as the animals performed a cakewalk amid band music.
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N. J
Broadway
Thomas Hargreaves
Hargreaves
William Post
John A. Welch
Joseph Hinger
Welch
Post
Hinger
Post and Hinger
Walnut Street
Constable Welch
Dr Ford's Headache Capsules Promise Quick Relief
Advertisement claims Dr Ford's Headache Capsules cure headaches in 20 minutes at a price of 10 cents. Distributed by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Ford
Price
W. E. Bard Drug CO
Death at Boonville Claims Hardware Merchant’s Wife
Mrs. H. T. Hudson wife of a leading Boonville hardware dealer died suddenly Sunday night about 11 o'clock from consumption. Funeral arrangements had not been made. Special to The Sentinel Boonville Missouri.
Gravel cars move onto Missouri Pacific switches at state fairgrounds
Thirteen gravel cars are being placed on the Missouri Pacific switches within the state fairgrounds today, signaling yard work tied to fair activities.
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Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Excursion Lays Off A L Cain
A. L. Cain, a Missouri Pacific brakeman, is laid off as the Missouri Pacific excursion to St. Louis departs Sedalia on Saturday.
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A. L. Cain
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Sedalia
Grain stand at state fair grounds building underway
A large force of men began erecting a temporary wooden grandstand at the state fair grounds. Midland Bridge and Steel Co of Kansas City aims to erect the steel frame, with shipments arriving and workmen planned for next week, while the fair board enforces access.
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Hughes
Midland Bridge and Steel Company
State Fair Grounds
Kansas City
T. W. East
Midland Company
H. M. Hammond
Kansas City Company
State Fair Board
F. D. Hughes
Sentinel
Fair Management
Sacred Concerts by Sedalia Military Band and Second Regiment
Crowds enjoyed Sunday evenings open air concerts at Forest Park and the courthouse lawn under street railway and city police auspices. Program featured Sacred March Peace Eternal Grand Religious Fantasia Chaplin's Prayer Miserere from Verdi and a grand medley of Gospel hymns ending with Taps.
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Forest Park
Street Railway
Court House Lawn
Second Regiment
Chaplin
Holy City
Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promises Value for Money
Local laundry advertises value for money with steam cleaning services and quick turnaround. The notice urges customers to send bundles to Sedalia Steam Laundry to receive thorough cleaning and reliable results.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Deputy Constable Gresham Resigns Amid Rumor Denials
Tom Gresham, serving as deputy constable, has resigned. Constable Robb and Gresham denied the circulating rumor when questioned about it.
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Tom Gresham
Robb
Mr. Gresham
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Endorsed by Patrons
A nostalgic call urges readers to use Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry for perfect satisfaction. The simple endorsement highlights reliable cleaning services and trusted local business.
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Longan
Sedalia
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