Sedalia Defeated as Quincy Reserves Rally in Fourth
Quincy Reserves defeated Sedalia 13 to 7 after Sedalia led 5–0 in the first two innings. Gilpatrick struggled with illness, Harrison pitched well for Quincy, and Lairman starred in center for the Red Birds. About 1000 spectators watched the doubleheader at Fourth and Quincy with the local clubs promoting a Labor Day charity game.
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West End
Diamond
Fourth
Quincy
Lairman
Red Birds
Sedalia
Gilpatrick
Gil
Eldred Harrison
Harrison
Brown
Schranz
Vogel
Hawkins
Carpenter
Hutchinson
Hofer
Blickelhaupt
Lutenberg
H. V. Liest
German American Day Plans and Committees
The German American Pioneer Verein set September 25 for its thirteenth annual day with no parade. Committees for Arrangements Finances Children Entertainments Decorations were named and next Sunday will finalize plans. The program includes outdoor sports, a band concert, a night program, and a grand ball with refreshments and wienerwurst stands.
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Messrs
Jule Schmid
Charles H. Raiffeisen
Charles Wentzleman
Court and Police Action in Morning Sessions
Judge Rogers disposed of several cases. C. H. Rider pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined one dollar plus costs after denouncing police for not arresting a boy who annoyed his son. Ernest Alcorn of the East Sedalia gang was arrested for disturbing a church meeting and trespass. fined five dollars and jailed.
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Ing
Mr. Rider
Ernest Alcorn
East Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Cain Jewels Defeat Bells In High-Scoring Clover Leaf Tilt
The Cain Jewels beat the Bells 12 to 11 on the Clover Leaf diamond Sunday. Brummel and Capen starred with the bat as Jewels-Capen and Woods opposed Bells-Edwards and Clum in a tense NL game.
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Cain Jewels
Bells
Brummel
Capen
Jewels
Woods
Edwards
Clum
Maroons blank Appleton City 7 0 on Womack no-hit gem
Nevada Maroons defeated Appleton City 7 to 0 as Womack pitched brilliantly. The game featured sharp defense and decisive scoring by Nevada.
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Nevada
Nevada Maroons
Appleton City
Womack
Maroons
Red Birds Triumph in Baseball Victory
The Red Birds beat their opponent in a decisive baseball win. Details are incomplete, but the victory marks a successful game for the team.
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Red Birds
Joe Hewitt Reoffends, Returns to County Jail
Joe Hewitt, who escaped from the county jail weeks ago after becoming a trusty, returned home Sunday and was captured by Sheriff Dillard and Deputy Constable Tom Gresham. He is jailed to serve the remaining four months of his term and will be arraigned for escaping, likely receiving another sentence.
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Joe Hewitt
Dillard
Tom Gresham
Cases Continued For Alva Perry And Others
Alva Perry Cape Larrimore and Sam Bartlett accused of knife attacks on Robert and Cliff Wright. Their trials were continued to September 4 after state request. A W Bittick of Bunceton visited Sedalia Sunday. James E Guttridge Calhoun spent Sunday in Sedalia. W E Bowersock returned from a Chicago business trip. Minnie Schmidt assisting at Guenther's dry goods store this week. C E Mellor's saloon was visited for a box of 10 cent cigars. C E Messerly left for Chicago to shop for fall stock. George Yeager and wife visited Boonville and will return this evening.
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Alva Perry
Cape Larrimore
Sam Bartlett
Robert
Cliff Wright
Colored man in custody on grand larceny charge in Sedalia
Frank Jackson is brought from Kansas City to Sedalia by Constable James Robb to answer grand larceny charges for breaking into J. L. Guerrant's East Third Street residence and stealing hams and money. He was arrested in Kansas City by Officer Bill Greenlee after a request from Robb. Tim Doyle was fined $100 for late hours and ordered to leave town for a year during the fair.
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Frank Jackson
Kansas City
James Robb
Jackson
J. L. Guerrant
East Third Street
Robb
Bill Greenlee
Sedalia
Tim Doyle
Otis Bailey Leaves for Hot Springs for Recovery
The report notes Otis Bailey a brake man with M K T who was injured months ago by stepping from a box car will soon travel to Hot Springs Arkansas for a period of rest. He ran across twenty or thirty others while west in the scene described.
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Otis Bailey
Hot Sprint Ark
Former Seda Lian Dead
Word was received that Mrs. Marion Birch formerly Mrs. Major Wooldridge of Pettis county dropped dead at Versailles Kentucky Sunday of heart disease. She was well known locally with many Pettis relatives including D. W. Thompson family and J. F. Bouldin family.
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Marion Birch
Major Wooldridge
Pettis County
Versailles
Quiet Sedalia Alderman Election In Second And Fourth Wards
Voters in Sedalia go to the polls for alderman races in the Second and Fourth wards to fill resignations. The day is described as the quietest ever with light turnout. In the Second ward Ed Staton leads as Democrat and Republican nominee, while Frank Cunningham tops the Socialist side. In the Fourth ward Democrats and Republicans back P. G. Stafford with Ted Rinkle supported by Socialists.
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Sedalia
Ed Staton
Frank Cunningham
Marble and Mineral Found on Judge Newland Farm
Copper ore specimens found on Judge W. H. Newland's farm seven miles northeast of Sedalia on the Longwood road show rich assay results. An expert prospector is surveying the area while a marble quarry on the site already yields marketable stone.
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W. H. Newland
Sedalia
Longwood Road
Judge Newland
Dr. Ford’s Headache Capsules Promise Quick Relief
W. E. Bard Drug Co advertises Dr Ford’s Headache Capsules claiming cure in 20 minutes for 10 cents. A separate obituary notes six year old Minoma Barnhart daughter of Mr and Mrs John Barnhart died yesterday at 504 West Seventh Street Kansas City from cerebral congestion. Body shipped to Smithton Missouri this afternoon for burial.
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Ford
Price
W. E. Bard Drug CO
Minoma Barnhart
John Barnhart
West Seventh Street
Kansas City
Smithton
Broker Opens Shop With Trading Promptly Noted
M. D. Tuch broker opens business at 124 West Third street offering stocks grain and provisions. Direct wires to Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange. Correspondent Cella Commission Co St Louis. References Third National Bank Sedalia American National Bank Ft Smith Ark. Cell phone 101 Q C phone 200.
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M. D. Tuch
West Third Street
Chicago Board of Trade and New
York Stock Exchange
Correpondent—Cella Commission Co
St. Louis
Third National Bank
Sedalia
American National Bank
Ft. Smith, Ark
Royal Tribe of Joseph Social Session Tonight
The Royal Tribe of Joseph invites members to a social session at their hall this evening with refreshments served.
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Joseph
Infant Dies of Summer Complaint in Sedalia
The five month old son of Martin Love, city circulator on the Sedalia Capital, died Sunday at 2 AM at his grandmother's home on East Broadway. Funeral services were held today at 10 AM at St Vincent de Paul’s church conducted by Rev. Fr. Healy.
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Martin Love
Sedalia
Mr. Love
East Broadway
St. Vincent de Paul’s Church
Fr. Healy
Misses Kinkeads Visit Kirkwood Guests of Coats Family
Misses Lois and Lutie Kinkead of Kirkwood are in town for a two weeks visit as the guests of J. J. Coats and family.
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Lois and
Lutie Kinkead
Kirkwood
J. J. Coats
Family
Local travelers and bids for St Louis trip noted
George and Frank Kinman of Knob Noster Geo W Fisher of Valley City Mo and H E Bozarth with wife of Beatrice Neb were guests at the Sicher hotel Saturday evening en route to St Louis on business. Wimar A Becker of St Louis is decorating Peter Pehl s Fulton Market restaurant interior. The new place nears completion and will be ready for fair week. T K Bailey and niece Miss Minnie A Shaffer return from an extended Colorado tour. Fourteen Sedalians left the city on the same train as they did Mr Barley.
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George and Frank Kinman
Knob Noster
Geo. W. Fisher
Valley City
H. E. Bozarth
Beatrice, Neb
Sicher Hotel
St. Louis
Wimar A. Becker
Peter Pehl
Fulton Market
T. K. Bailey
Minnie A. Shaffer
Colorado
Mr. Barley
Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promises Quick Service
A compact ad touts a 20 minute turnaround for a bundle sent to Sedalia Steam Laundry with a price of 10 cents and a claim of value received for money.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Ministers Alliance reviews mission work reports
At a Ministers Alliance meeting this morning two reviews of denominational mission work were given by Reverend F. R. Hill Jr. of the M. E. Church South and Reverend J. W. Ferner of the First Congregational Church.
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Ministers’ Alliance
F. R. Hill, Jr
M. E. Church
South
J. W. Ferner
First Congregational Church
Grimes and Mather Granted Marriage License
James W. Grimes of Houstonia and Ory Mather of Georgetown were issued a marriage license this afternoon.
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James W. Grimes
Houstonia
Ory Mather
Georgetown
Sedalia man Frank Thias commits suicide in St Louis
Frank Thias a Sedalia resident and former brewery owner shoots himself in a Tower Grove Park saloon after inviting friends to drink. The 38 year old leaves a coroner letter unopened and his family, including mother and sister Pauline, grieve as authorities notify relatives. Thias had recently lost his wealth due to mismanagement after inheriting a brewery and estate. He had been employed by Litzau and South Side Manufacturing.
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Frank Thias
Sedalia
Tower Grove Park
St. Louis
Smith & Wesson
Thias
August H. Litzau
Old Manchester Road
King's Highway
Pauline
Litzau
Frank
Lightstone’s Hall
Franklin Avenue
Funkhouser
South Side Manufactur Company
Rudolph Smith
Becker
H. A. Thias
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Labor Day
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Innings Quincy
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L. E. Frie
Mel, Julius Clausius, Charles Botz
George J. Grosshans
George Brill
A. F. Tessmer
F. A. Becker
Richard Fischer
Fred Zimmerman
Fred Schaer
Robert Fritz
G. Herman
Court Amd Police
C. H
Rogers
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Wright Brothers
A. W. Bittick
Bunceton
James E. Gutridge
Calhoun
W. E. Bowersock
Chicago
Minnie Schmidt
Guenther
C. E. Mellor
C. E. Messerly
George Yeager
Boonville
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P. G. Stafford
Ted Rinkle
New Commission House
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Ters
John Liscom
Shinfeman
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