Strength Underrated In War News From Cape Colony
London reports six days of silence with British losses totaling 3 500 as Boer resistance proves stronger than expected. Lord Methuen returns to field while northern Cape settlements declare for the Boers and a partisan committee vows to march on Cape Town. Natal bridge at Colenso uncertain. Ismore wreck may cost 350 horses.
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London
Mafeking
Kimberley
Modder River
Cape Town
Lord Methuen
Count Gleichen
Cape Colony
Colesborg
Burghersdorp
Venterstad
Buller
Natal
Tagela
Colenso
Ismore
Canvass of Kentucky Returns on Governor Certificate
Frankfort Kentucky December 4 at noon the state board of election commissioners planned to canvass the last state election results to decide whether Goebel or Taylor is entitled to the governor certificate. County returns show Taylor ahead by 2455 votes but democrats claim enough will be discarded to award Goebel the certificate.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
State Board of Election Commissioners of
Goebel
Taylor
Secretary of State
Sedalia Hosts State Poultry and Society Meetings
Sedalia Missouri hosts the eighth annual Missouri State Poultry association meeting with a full week of gatherings. The schedule includes the Missouri Swine Breeders and Missouri Horse Breeders associations Tuesday, State Grange Wednesday, Improved Live Stock Breeders Thursday, State Sheep Breeders Friday, and Road Improvement association Friday.
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Sedalia
Missouri State Poultry Association
Poultry Association
Missouri Swine Breeders’ Association
Missouri Horse Breeders’ Association
State Grange
Improved Live Stock Breeders’ Association
State Sheep Breeders’ Association
Road Improvement Association
Pensions for Mexican War Veterans Gain Congressional Support
Gen. Wilbur R. Smith secretary of the National Association of Mexican War Veterans in Lexington Kentucky has written letters to prominent Americans urging help in Congress for higher pensions for Mexican War veterans. The veteran group now numbers about 9,000 and is aging rapidly with nearly 1,000 passing away annually.
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Lexington
Kyw
Wilbur R. Smith
National Association of
United States
Congress
Boilermakers Union Leader in Omaha Amid Strike Talks
John McNeill, grand president of the Boilermakers union, is in Omaha to meet Union Pacific officials to settle differences that led to a strike in the shops a month ago. He warns he may call a nationwide boilermaker walkout on the railroad if a quick settlement is not reached.
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Union Pacific Boilemakers
Omaha
Neb
John McNeill
Otis Philippines Report Published by War Department
The War Department released Gen. Otis's operations report on the Philippines through August 31. The 273 page volume, plus a nearly as large appendix, chronologically recaps events in the islands since Otis assumed command.
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Gen. Otis
Philippines
Washington
Otis
War Department
Anti Roberts Mass Meeting in Washington Plans
A large mass meeting at the First Congregational church in Washington gathered yesterday afternoon to oppose Brig ham H. Roberts' seating as Utah's representative. Prominent clergymen filled seats on stage and in the audience as speakers voiced the crusade.
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Washington
Brigham H. Roberts
Utah
First Congregational Church
Wool sale sets western record at St Louis deal
A syndicate of eastern mills completed a deal in St Louis for 1,250,000 pounds of wool the largest sale ever made in the western United States.
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Eastern Mills
St. Louis
Beaman case over dog theft ends in dismissal
Justices Allen and Beard heard the case of Gille Lysle charged with stealing a dog at Beaman Saturday. The defendant was dismissed. Dick Berry prosecuted and R A Higdon defended. Also notices for Dr Bell and One Minute Cough Cure appear.
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Allen and Beard
Gille Lysle
Beaman
Dick Berry
R. A. Higdon
Willie Woodward Charged with Swindling $10
Saturday arrest of Willie Woodward by Constable Robb on information sworn by George Jones charging Woodward with obtaining ten dollars by swindling.
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Willie Woodward
Robb
George Jones
Woodward
Cascarets Purport to Cleanse Blood for Health and Beauty
An old advertisement claims Cascarets Candy Cathartic cleanses the blood and liver, promising clearer skin and relief from pimples boils blotches and bilious complexion. It touts a ten cent price with options 10c 25c 50c and claims satisfaction guaranteed.
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Mica Cascarets
Student’s Overstudy Causes Blindness at Kansas City
J. M. Yard, once a pupil at the C. B. C. here, has become blind after he applied himself too intensely to studying law in Kansas City.
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J. M. Yard
Kansas City
World famous specialist prescribes Banner Salve
A. S. McGowan highlights Banner Salve as the best salve for piles burns scalds ulcers running sores and all skin diseases. Describes it as prescription made by a world renowned skin specialist and claims wide healing effectiveness.
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A. S. McGowan
Real Estate Deal Moves 35 Lots to Rogers Company
Thirty five lots in McVey Cran dall Martin and West Broad way additions were bought by the Rogers Real Estate company from Missouri Trust company for 20000 dollars. The notice also mentions local ads for remedies and society events and a run away accident involving Mr and Mrs English with injuries.
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McVey’s
Crandall’s
Martin’s
West Broadway
Rogers Real Estate Company
Missouri Trust Company
Grain-O beverage endorsed as coffee substitute
Advertisement extols Grain-O as a safe coffee substitute made from pure grains. It boasts a rich Mocha like color, claims easy digestion for children and adults, and prices at 15 or 25 cents per package. Sold by all grocers.
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Java
Sentinel Receives Bill Heads Statements and Cards
A brief note requests sending bill heads statements and cards to the Sentinel. The text mentions p te as an unclear term, with no further context or names provided. The item appears as an internal communication about document delivery or dispatch tasks.
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the Sentinel
First new pecans at the Candy Palace
The item notes the arrival of new pecans at the Candy Palace with an inaugural listing. No further details on date or source entities are provided.
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Candy Palace
Log from 1834 Flat Creek dam found in Sedalia
Rev. John Housam reports a hewn log from Flat creek once used in the 1834 mill dam. Fred E. Mc Cormick, sole surviving helper, affidavits the relic log’s use. The log will be kept as a historic relic. Walker's Tonic advertised as a health booster in the period notice.
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John Housam
Sedalia
Flat Creek
Fred E. McCormick
Back at the Old Stand by J W Brown Shoemaker
J W Brown resumes business at 1105 East Third street inviting old and new customers. He offers half soles for 50 cents and guarantees all work as first class and reliable.
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J. W. Brown
East Third Street
We Make a Specialty of Moving Household Goods
Moving firm advertises expert handling of pianos and fine furniture with trained staff and reasonable prices. Orders taken at 114 KE Fifth Street or by telephone 7. JOHN STARK & SON
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Fifth Street
John Stark & Son
Rock Island Playing Cards Sold by Mail Offer
Benton H. Ingram advertises loans on farms and city property from the Missouri Trust Co. Sedalia. Also an offer for Rock Island Playing Cards saying one pack costs 15 cents and four packs prepaid by express with 50 cents, via John Sebastian G. P. A. CR. I1& P. Chicago.
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Missouri Trust Co
Sedalia
Rock Island
Express
John Sebastian
CR. I1& P
Chicago
No Time Like the Present for Coal Orders
Stanley Coal Co urges immediate winter coal orders as prices rise daily. They offer hard and soft coal grades with prompt delivery from yard at 525 East Second Street and telephone 26.
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Stanley Coal CO
East Second Street
Children’s hair cutting at Alamo barber shop
A listed barber shop offers children's hair cuts for those twelve years old and under priced at 15 cents. The notice notes the service location and price, emphasizing affordable grooming for young customers.
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Alamo
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