Divine Healer Blanford Draws Crowds in Kansas City
The Divine Healer Harry C. Blanford and assistant Teres drew a large crowd at Eighth and Main in Kansas City, with patients lining Walnut Street. For about two hours they claimed cures from headaches to blindness and paralysis, while Jefferson City reports questioned outcomes and warned against their return.
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Sedalia
Kansas City
The
Kansas City Journal
Journal
Harry C. Blanford
Eighth
Main Streets
Walnut Street
Blandford
Jefferson City Tribune
Jefferson City
Is He Freeman or Spotswood in Missouri Arrest Case
Bente and Wilson received a letter from a Ardmore law firm asking about Thomas Spotswood who was arrested on suspicion of being Theophilus Freeman. The arrestee claims to have been jailed in Pettis county in 1568 for murder, escaped August 14, 1569, rearrested in 1573, and tried at Marshall in Saline county. if true, he cannot be Freeman. Requisition proceedings will be resisted.
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Bente & Wilson
Ardmore
J. T
Thomas Spotswood
Theophilus Freeman
Pettis County
Jones
Marshall
Saline County
Freeman
Thomas praises magnetic healing as tide to prosperity
W Martin Thomas writes from Kansas City praising Prof and Mrs Gresham and their system of healing without drugs. He thanks them for improved health and reports helping others from his address at 313 East Ninth Street as testimonials pour in from many directions.
Dog thefts haunt C B Rodes on Warm Trail
A dog owned by C B Rodes was stolen Sunday night on Warm Trail. Over recent years Rodes has lost several hundred dollars’ worth of dogs, suggesting a pattern of theft affecting his property.
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C. B. Rodes
Mr. Rodes
He Sets Out to Track Down Train‑Stealing Thief
A man learns a dog was stolen and taken away by train. He vows to pursue the thief, follow the trail, and ensure the culprit faces full consequences.
Oysters Fly At Night In Washington Visitor Tale
A young Washington state woman visiting a Western senator's family in Washington D C orders fifty oysters for dinner and, after being challenged, tosses them from her window to the roof below. She later claims she was not really hungry. Washington Post narrative.
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Washington
Capital
Pacific Coast
Washington Post
Youngster George Spiller Faces Multiple Charges in New York
The 15 year old George Spiller of New York City is charged with incendiarism burglary larceny assault and vagrancy. He has spent time in the House of Refuge after earlier arrests and claims a man gave him matches leading to a barn fire. He admits involvement with two accomplices but others were dismissed. Spiller was held for the grand jury.
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George Spiller
New York City
House of Refuge
Spiller
Cupid Williams
Flushing
Long Island
Whitestone
Edward Cooley
Spillet
Hayden Williams
William Johnson
Rogers
J. A. Fults
East Broadway
Joe Armstrong
Henry
Pleasant Green
Robb
Justice Rogers
Robert Sellers
Henry Armstrong
Henry Brimmer
Jas
Wolf
George Rhodekoer
Lee Sullivan
Main Street
Burress
Blind Boy Sees Beyond Sight Through Mother’s Love
A surgeon consoles a blind boy who asks to see his mother again. The father explains true beauty lies in the soul, and the boy then finds his mother remains beautiful to him in spirit, as they prepare to return to her.
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New York
Notable Moves and Local Notices Across Town
H K Shain and family relocate to Bruce Barnett’s home at 1301 West Broadway. James D. DeWolfe of Forepaugh Sells circus in town finalizing Thursday appearance. Wm Latorre, ex-Sedalia, now in Joplin attends St Louis photographers convention. Helen Dalph three miles south of Smithton dies at 15 months from pneumonia. funeral at Flat Creek Baptist Church. Deputy Clerk Overstreet reports a Signal Service corporal from Smithton, dated Honolulu, en route to Manila.
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H. K. Shain
Bruce Barnett
West Broadway
The
Globe-Democrat Today
Wm. Latour
Sedalia
Joplin
St. Louis
Helen
C. M. Dalph
Smithton
Flat Creek Baptist Church
Dave Overstreet
Clarence Smith
U.S. Signal Service
Honolulu
Manila
Serenade by Will Stark and peers Delights Town
The Sentinel thanks Messrs Will Stark Clarence Sharp Ben Clay and Ben Brere ton for last night's serenade. The performance featured a piano on a vehicle and a violin, noted for its unusual enjoyment. Guests departed as the watermelon dessert was brought out, leaving the office force unable to partake.
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the Sentinel
Will Stark
Clarence Sharp
Ben Clay
Ben Brereton
Perry Deweese
A. H. Heaton
Messrs
Dick Johnson
Arthur Koock
Edgar Scheiner
Brown Harris
The Life-Line Extends Hope Across the Globe
A brief notice promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a life line of hope and happiness with a global reach, urging readers to ask their druggist for the remedy named Tis Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Rocky Mountain
Sedalia Society Notes Brighten Local Winter Evening
Chas Littlefield and family visited the Cobb home in Knob Noster. Residents and guests attend hay rides, church picnics postponed by rain, visits to Kansas City and California, and a LaMonte marriage license. Music, games, refreshments, and social outings fill the night.
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Chas. Littlefield
Knob Noster
C. Cobb and
Floy Jackson
Chicago
Chicago University
Christine
Birdie Shaeffer
Eldorado Springs
Della Steele
Eldorado
Mokane
Peoria
Ill
W. B. Mackey
East
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Sedalia
Pearl King
Jerry Shay
Frank Doble
Chas Doble
John Letts
Walter
Harry Slagle
Cec Brown
Elliott West
Howard Bradley
Clark McClure
Forest Park
Dollie Webster
East Eleventh
Beulah Harris
Kansas City
H. C. Arnold
A Skin of Beauty Purifier Urges Gentle Skin Care
Dr T Felix Gouraud's Oriental Dream promises purifying and whitening effects for the skin removing freckles moth patches rash and blemishes while claiming months of use per bottle. Endorsed by Dr L Ayre as least harmful among skin preparations. warns against counterfeit versions and lists retailers nationwide with a $1000 reward for proof of imitation.
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L. Aayre
Hautton
Gouraud
Great
Jones Street
United States
Canada
Europe
New York City
R. H. Macy’s
Wanamaker’s
m@deware
Insect Exterminator Ad and Local Departures
Worrells Insect Exterminator for mosquitos 25c with all druggists. Plaza Barber Shop 111 S Ohio offers first class work satisfaction guaranteed Chas Pudry proprietor Col Richard Ritter departed for Kansas City this morning Guy Arey visiting Springfield Prof H E Murphy and wife returned from Kansas last night this morning Prof Murphy went to Higbee
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Plaza
Ohio Street
Chas. Pudry
Richard Ritter
Kansas City
Guy Arey
Springfield
H. E. Murphy
Kansas
Murphy
Higbee
Sentinel offers variety job work at low prices
The Sentinel outlines readiness to perform all kinds of job work on short order at the lowest prices with the address Corn er Fourth and Lamine.
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