Romaniac Marriage of Miss Catharine Antes in Nevada
Announcement reveals the secret wedding of Miss Kate Antes and Mr. Richard Waddell. The ceremony occurred Aug 9 at the Episcopal church with Rev J M McBride officiating. They will reside in Nevada and are praised by Sedalia friends and local officials.
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Kate Antes
Richard Waddell
Episcopal Church
J M McBride
J F Antes
Sedalia
Weltmer Institute
Waddell
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Waddel
Nevada
Miller
Arch and
Oak Streets
Nevada Mail
The
Sentinel
Marsden Denies Daughter Married in Kansas City
Mrs Marsden of East Eleventh Street denies a Capital newspaper report that her daughter married last night in Kansas City. She notes a Sedalia to El Dorado excursion where another Marsden daughter married Clinton resident Walter Brill. Miss Bessie was at home last night, and the Marsden matron says she is not married in Kansas City yet. The daughter is to wed Lawrence P North tomorrow morning in Kansas City with Mrs Marsden's full consent.
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Marsden
East Eleventh Street
Sentinel
Capital
Kansas City
Sedalia
Eldorado
Clinton
Walter Brill
Bessie
Lawrence P North
News Notes on Christian Science Sunday Morning
Topic Sunday morning Christ Jesus. A number of Sedalians attended.
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Christian Science
Christ Jesus
Denial over Sedalia’s State Fair prospects at Columbia meeting
The Sentinel reports Col Rippey and several state board members may seek to reopen Sedalia’s bid for the state fair at the August 29 Columbia meeting. Many officials remain pledged to Sedalia, with a Sedalian delegation ready to defend the city’s interests and assure the board of pledges kept.
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Rippey
State Board of Agriculture
Sedalia
Col Rippey
Sentinel
Jefferson City
Missouri
Sedalian
Columbia
The
Jae Rippey
Lnst
Peculiar transaction mix fuels Hawkshaws feud
Ross Brice remains at large after a bond is deemed worthless and a judge waives preliminary. officers report a clash with Hawkshaws over fees. The piece notes jail, costs, and arrests in July including Ernest Johnson's coat theft and other local court actions.
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Hawkshaws
Ross Brice
Huyssen
Ross
Warrensburg
Burr
Brice
Judge Burr
Kinsey
Rogers
Robby
Justices of the Peace
Ohio Street
California Grapes Debut at Candy Palace
Napa growers bring the first of the season’s grapes to Candy Palace, highlighted by fresh fruit offerings and a note of local supply. Telephone contact at 215 for inquiries.
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California
Candy Palace
Telephone
Police court wrapup yields several cases for Judge Burress
After days in police court a good haul was made last night. Mace Roberson a small colored boy faced disturbing the peace after breaking part of Henry Winter s fence and throwing a rock. the case was continued until Monday morning. Harry McGowan was drunk and disturbed the peace by throwing rocks through windows at the Colbert home in the northeast part of the city.
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Judge Burress
Mace Roberson
Henry Winter
Winter
Mace
Harry McGowan
Healers Leave Sedalia After Town Debate
The Healers fled Sedalia on the fast mail after a heated night clash at Fourth and Ohio. Col Ritter defended the duo, saying they may be frauds but deserve legal protection as long as they break no laws. The crowd and officers balked at arrest and the healers promised a return in a couple weeks, though unlikely.
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Blanford
Gilbert
Sedalia
Sentinel
Fourth and
Ohio
Col. Ritter
Baley
Col Ritter
Freight car shortages and labor talk dominate Parsons news
The item notes heavy freight traffic and car shortages nationwide affecting grain and coal movements. It cites Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers praising cooperative dispute resolution, warning against strikes, and detailing $42,000 paid to widows and orphans and $3,000,000 in insurance. It also reports Engine 297’s setback at Russell Creek Hill and repair actions near Muscogee.
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New England
Parsons Sun
Industrial Commission
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Locomotive Brotherhood
Brotherhood of
Russell Creek Hill
Wagoner
Muscogee
Parsons Eclipse
Shackleford Leads in Eighth District Sweep
Jefferson City reports from the Eighth district say Shackleford scores a sweeping victory. sources describe the judge running strong and carrying all before him as results come in.
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the Sentinel
Jefferson City
Eighth District
Shackleford
Professor Billups to Lecture Tour for College
Prof H L Billups of George R R Smith college leaves for Troy Armstrong and Higbee to deliver lectures in the college’s interests. He expects large attendance as the winter term opens September 20.
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H L Billups
George R R Smith College
Troy
Armstrong and
Higbee
Have your letterheads printed at the Sentinel office
Advertising note urging readers to print letterheads and envelopes at the Sentinel office located at Fourth and Lamine.
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Sentinel Office
Among the Trains
Parsons Sun reports local rail activity with notable movements. Charlie Bard the jeweler traveled to Kansas City on business while Traveling Auditor Stewart of the Missouri Pacific arrived from the east. The remains of Katy Foreman Willis will pass through Sedalia to Parsons Kansas for interment. Mrs J B Lindsay left for Burlington Junction to visit daughters then will travel to Iowa for the winter. Katy shops are crowded. August payrolls exceed yesterday. Fireman Ed Lindsay’s mother to spend winter with family. Last week Miss Carrie Logan married Geo W Watterson at Marshall after traveling from Sedalia.
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Stewart
Missouri Pacific
Willis
Katy
Sedalia
Parsons
Kas
J B Lindsay
Ed Lindsay
Burlington Junction
Lowa
Parsons Sun
Carrie
Jas Logan
Geo W. Watterson
Marshall
Striking Miners Clash At Lexington Coal Mines
A two to three week coal strike at Lexington Coal company mines led to a morning clash near the rock bridge as about 20 Black workers faced roughly 30 White union miners from Richmond and locally. Stitches, a breast cut, and other injuries were reported while prosecutors prepared warrants for about 10 attackers. The dispute centers on union recognition with non union workers returning earlier. trials set for next Monday at ten o’clock.
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Lexington Coal Company
Rock Bridge
Richmond
Vivian
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Fr Healy
Bryan
Tipton
Lutman Park
Lake Creek Township
Forest Park
E H Smith
Mr McClure
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Ardie Linaberry
W J Maltby
Will Fehnare
Herman Kirchhofer
Joe Roe
Col. Rippey
Sedalia’s
Tent of the Cooner
Grand Jury
Bond
Ernest Johnson
Court
Jones
Mason
E E Johnston
Johnson
Doc’’ Johnston
Doc
B. of L. E
Watterson
Logan
Lamonte
Dents
Charlie Bard
Lexington
Coal Company
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