Boonville capitalist arrested for threatening postal card
Charles E. Andrews of Boonville was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal J E McKenna on an indictment for violating postal laws. He allegedly wrote a threatening postal card to Chris Zimmerman after alledging nut theft. a libel suit by Zimmerman for 1000 dollars is proceeding in circuit court.
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Boonville
Charles E. Andrews
United State
J. E. McKenna
Jefferson City
Andrews
Chris Zimmerman
C. E. Andrews
United States
Rcuit
Supreme Cou
William M. Williams
Thi
Bothwell
Se@alia
C. Corum
W. V. Draffen
Zimmerman
Reverend Tyrrell Accepts Call to St Louis Ministry
The St. Louis Republic notes a well known local minister named Tyrrell accepting a call to locate in St Louis. Details emphasize his prominence in the community and expected impact on church and city religious life.
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St Louis
St. Louis Republic
End of Revival Marks Sedalia Church Closure
After four weeks of successful services the Northeast meetings in Sedalia close tonight. Attendance exceeded twelve hundred with thirty-one additions to membership. The congregation praises the revival and anticipates a large turnout for the final gathering.
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Sedalia
Advertisement rates offer 25 cents for three issues
Advertisements in this column cost 25 cents for three issues if they contain no more than thirty words. The offer targets small notices and brief promotions in the periodical.
Help Wanted Ad Opportunity in The Sentinel
Help seeking readers urged to place quick ads in The Sentinel for fast assistance or services with emphasis on rapid response and visibility.
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The
Sentinel
Roemer and Goodenow Advertise at the Boston
A promotional notice lists goods for sale at the Boston store located at 214 Ohio Street. Items include underwear blankets hosiery gloves millinery lace curtains rugs portieres umbrellas handkerchiefs jewelry bells combs Battenburg patterns thread rings braid stamped doilies silk floss linen handkerchiefs centers and related fabrics.
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Boston
Ohio St
Herrington’s Will Filed for Probate
Joseph P. Herrington’s will was filed for probate this afternoon and leaves everything to his wife.
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Joseph. P. Herrington
Bessie Greer Granted Divorce and Maiden Name Restored
Bessie Greer was granted a divorce this afternoon from J. H. Greer and her maiden name restored.
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Bessie Greer
J. H. Greer
Reverend Tyrrell Accepts Mount Cabanne Pastorate
The Rev Frank G Tyrrell yesterday accepted the call to pastor Mount Cabanne Christian church and will assume duty around January 1. Tyrrell came to St Louis at 22 and led Central Christian church until May 1899 when he resigned over a dispute on enlarging the church. He then led First Christian church of Chicago before resigning to edit the Christian Century and pursue lecture work. He succeeds Rev D R Dungan who left Mount Cabanne last summer to return to Clinton Missouri.
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Central Christian Church
Grand and Finney Avenues
First Christian Church of Chicago
The
Christian Century
Tyrrell
D. R. Dungan
Thanksgiving Quail Hunt Ends With Sparrows
Henry Jones and his sons with N C and W F McFarlan hunted quail on Henry Jones farm northeast of town on Thanksgiving. After counting their birds N C McFarlan suddenly produced three English sparrows, provoking laughter as others stared in disbelief.
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Henry Jones
Ladies of the Children’s Home to Meet Tomorrow
The Children’s Home society will hold a meeting at Mrs. Coe’s office tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock.
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Ladies of the Children’s Home Society
Northampton Borough Density and Area Expansion Announced
Land area shrinks from 1.52 to 1.51 thousand acres enhancing population estimates to 68 006 residents. Expansion planned November 9 will triple area, raise population to about 100 000, yielding a density of 65 7 per acre excluding racecourse and commons. Also brief personals note on marriage minded inquiries from Sentinel.
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Northampton
London Exchange
England
Liverpool
Bolton
Commmons
Quotations on Social Visit and School Recess
Fragmentary dialogue notes discuss a well connected visitor, a rich mistress, and a child’s school recess. The tone imitates period newspaper voice with playful social anecdotes and a teasing quip about silk petticoats.
Fishing Grounds at Kyak Alaska Attract Big Catches
The Kyak area in Alaska offers rich fishing grounds with catches including Sfatibut weighing 50 pounds cod 42 pounds and salmon 58 pounds reported by the New York Sun.
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Kyak
Alaska
Sfatibut
N. Y
Goards on European Royalty
A New York Sun blurb notes every European royal palace has private police in disguise to spot suspicious persons.
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Europe
N. Y. Sun
Local Laundry and Dry Cleaning Ad by Chas Van Antwerp
Reliable cleaning service open this season. Careful housewives can trust us with this work. Prices reasonable. Chas Van Antwerp, proprietor. Telephone iss.
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Chas van Antwerp
Tele
Furnished Rooms for Rent in Royal Tribe Building
For rent furnished rooms with steam heat and electric light in the Royal Tribe building. Includes essential utilities and central heating. Ideal for temporary or long term occupancy in a historic property.
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Royal Tribe Building
Wanted Capable Person For Reliable County Representation
Classified ad from Standard House in the Caxton Building Chicago seeks a capable reliable person in every county to represent a large financially solid company. The position offers a definite salary of 936 dollars per year paid weekly 3 dollars per day expenses paid in advance every week and salary paid each Saturday. No commission.
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Standard House
Caxton Building
Chicago
Lexington coal scam sales pitch from Kohen Koal Co
A dealer flips excuses about Lexington coal priced at $3.00. The Kohen Koal Co claims it sells coal for $3.00 cash only and will weigh on city scales to prove it. They urge Missourians to verify in person at their yard with phone contact 263.
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Lexington
Missouri
Kohen Koal KO
The Peace Maker Ballot Settles Presidency Question
The ballot has settled the question of the presidency though the text hints at debate about where the best leadership may come from amid ongoing civic discussion. The brief notes the public’s role in choosing leaders and hints at future political dialogue.
We Are Elected Unanimously Christmas Offer
We invite customers to select Christmas gifts from a broad furniture display with Morris chairs, music racks, parlor chairs, sideboards, dining chairs, and iron beds. The stock is complete with a 10 percent reduction this week and a note to see the north window for the lounge display.
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Ed Merit
Alfred Benja
T Louis Cothing Co
As. E. Andrews
First Christian Church
MONEY
Roemer & Goodenow
Herrington
Oklahoma Territories
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
C. M. Pendleton
A. C. Miner
Katy, Sedalia
Hobbs
Sparagus
Add
Sterling Remedy Co
Reverend Frank G. Tyrell
Terday
Mount Cabanne
Mr. Tyrrell
St. Louis
Clinton, Mo
Ae Saal
Sedalia Hardware
Land
Pacific
Barrett Place
West End
Broadway
Pacific Street
Washington
L. B
Ohio Street
West Fifth Street
Gent
Johnny
Chicago Tribune
Monarch Laundry
Court House Square
Monarch
Monarch Mfg. Co
Sta
Springfield
Illinois
Maia
Vermont
McLaughlin Bros
the Peace Maker
Our
Hort Soda
Arlington
Old Reliable Fire Insurance Company
Piano House
S. RK. Payne
Sove
Owen Brown
S. K. Payne
International Order of Machin
Ists Lodge No. 71
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