Runaway Boy Found in St Louis Sedalia tale
Willie Buchalter, who ran away from home September 18, was located in Sedalia by Detective W C Weber. His mother Mrs Mary Buchalter, worn by worry, says he is safe and would return of his own accord. Willie plans to move to Kansas City for Swift packing house work and had stolen 36 from the family, later sending 20 with a note to repay 16. Police say they were not involved and doubt the story. The article also notes a Business Men's Club meeting to discuss endorsing the Cullom interstate shipping law.
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Willie Buchalter
Sedalia
W. C. Weber
St. Louis Republic
Mary Buchalter
Willie
Kansas City
The
Swift Company
Court Docket Actions Proceed in Damages and Partitions
Monday afternoon entries include George Wells and A W Winzenburg damages continued generally by consent. Nellie Hatch et al II Susan Westenberber partition decree and commissioners Morey, Landmann, Stanley appointed. Peter Hay Jr II John Carroll appeal account continued generally. Robert Heinrichs II A S McGowan wages suit continued generally. Sedalia Elevator Co II Laura Goodrich account continued generally. W F Hansberger II S F Shackies attachment motion to strike amended petition sustained.
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Nellie Hatch
Susan Westenberber
A. P. Morey
Frank Landmann
T. O. Stanley
Peter Hay, Jr
John Carroll
Robert P. Heinrichs
A. S
Barrick v Georgetown School District suit continued
In circuit court this morning Jennie M Barrick versus School District of Georgetown on a contract was continued generally on the plaintiff's application and at her costs. Other entries include Moffit West Drug Co versus G W Laird et al account continued generally Morri ada Shultz versus George Harlan appellant com account continued generally W W Kimball Co a corporation appellant versus Annie Hays replevin continued generally.
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Jennie M. Barrick
School District of
Georgetown
Moffit-West Drug Co
G. W. Laird Et al
Morri Ada Shultz
George Harlan
Appellant
W. W. Kimball Co
Annie Hays
Jail releases and fines in local court actions
Ollie McClain and Martha Vaughn, both colored, were released from the county jail after serving five days for vagrancy. John Juhiés, a peg legged man, was fined $25 in police court for exposing his person and intoxication.
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Ollie McClain
Martha Vaughn
John Juhiés
Missouri Pacific Eyes Boonville to Jefferson City Route
General Superintendent H G Clark of the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain system met in Sedalia with engineers to discuss a future Boonville to Jefferson City extension. He said details are uncertain but hinted the line could create a division point. a bridge gang will begin Thursday for the state fair spur, with executive plans pending.
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H. G. Clark
Missouri-Pacific
Iron Mountain
Clark
Atchison
Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
Battleship Missouri near launch ready by next fall
The navy reports the battleship Missouri at Newport News yards as 19 percent advanced in construction. This progress indicates a launch could occur sometime next fall.
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Washington
F&vy Department
Missouri
Newport News
Insurance policy detail from Morris Real Estate Company
A fragment notes a claim for $800 covering the full amount of insurance under a policy written by the Morris Real Estate Company. The incomplete text suggests a loss or payout context without broader details.
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Morris Real State Company
Sedalia Dog Wins Upen Derby at Paris Missouri Field Trials
The Missouri Field Trial association held its fourth annual meeting in Paris on December 11 with entries from across the state. Doc Hick led the open derby, taking first with Ortiz Lad and Seven Up taking other top spots as quail counts impressed. Notable arrivals included Dr. E F Yancy's Doc Hick and visitors W P Reeves Cedar Rapids seeking land, while local news included typhoid death of Viola Angler and Grace Lowe's return from Warrensburg.
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Dolly Manners
Doc Hick
Jennie’s Bang
Ortiz Pride
Joe Howard
Ortiz
Ortiz Lad
Sally Kiloch
Zephyr II
Marion Mills
Chigrute
Swamp Fox
Sport
Boy
Dot
Daisy
Jingo
Cash
Rod
Pansy
Dr. E. F. Yancy
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Sailors and Soldiers Return Home in Largest 1900 Cargo
The transport Hancock arrived from Manila with 1500 bodies from battle and disease in the Philippines China Guam and Honolulu. The ship will quarantine then transfer the remains to the Presidio for shipment to families. It carried 52 cabin and 509 steerage passengers with 11 deaths en route. Walter Young of this city is believed among the dead and his father awaits word.
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Philippines
China
Guam
Honolulu
Hancock
Manila
Nagasaki
Walter Young
T. B. Young
Grandniece of Cockrell Dies in Denton Scarlet Fever
Miss Sarah Louise Cockrell of Denton Texas, daughter of Mrs W. Kanady and grandniece of Senator F M Cockrell of Missouri, died Sunday night in Denton from scarlet fever at age 17.
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Denton
Texas
Tex
Sarah Louise Cockrell
W. Kanady
F. M. Cockrell
Missouri
Isabel Thompson-McCarmick to Give Recital Here
Isabel Thompson-McCarmick, noted elocutionist and dramatic artist, will entertain at Thiede's Recital hall on Tuesday evening December 18. She is supported by Miss Florence Eichler, soprano of St Louis, and Mrs Minerva Sheldon Pierce, concert pianist of Kansas City. This promises one of the dramatic treats of the season.
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Isabel Thompson-McCarmick
Thiede
Florence Eichler
St. Louis
Minerva Sheldon Pierce
Kansas City
Shooting the Chutes at the Opera House
Coney Island favorites offer Shooting the Chutes at the opera house on Thursday December 13. The lively show promises merry scenes special acts and many pretty costumes. The company numbers forty with Murray and Mack headlining the bill especially noted for Finnegan's Ball success.
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Coney Island
Opera House
Murray
Mack
Finnegan’s Ball
Journal Chooses Apt Nickname For City Stage Attraction
The Missouri Girl’s famous cognomen given by the Chicago Evening Journal after its first Chicago performance six years ago has stuck through six successful seasons. The comedy is booked to appear here Friday December 4 and is expected to draw strong crowds.
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Chicago Evening Journal
Hospital Arrivals and Staff Movements on the Missouri Pacific
Reports list injuries and new hires at Missouri Pacific shops. R J Handley tinner Parsons and D P Scott lineman Holland are arrivals. John Knoepple Missouri Pacific machinist on sick list. New machinist and blacksmith employed. M Garvin Katy conductor on High line laid off. M L DeHaven Katy brakeman laid off. Dr E F Yancy chief surgeon M K T hospital returns from Kansas City. Engine 767 repaired after Warrensburg wreck. John Lackey boiler maker helper suffers severe thumb injury from sledge on engine 322.
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Missouri Pacific
M. Garvin
M. L. DeHaven
Katy
E. F. Yancy
Kansas City
Warrens
Burg
John Lackey
Carter Reincarcerated After Appeal Denied
Ex Captain Oberlin Carter’s bid for release from Fort Leavenworth fails as Judge Hook rules on the appeal. Carter is ordered to serve out his original sentence in the penitentiary.
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Topeka
Kas
Oberlin Carter
Fort Leavenworth
Hook
Carter
Salvation Army appeals for Christmas aid to feed the poor
The Salvation Army asks public help to provide a Christmas dinner for the needy. They seek chickens turkeys ducks geese beef pork bread coffee sugar vegetables and money to buy essentials. Officers will call on donors. Signed by Ensign George Williams and Captain Albert Henry.
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Salvation Army
Widow of Joe Herrington Nominated for House Folder
Mrs. Joseph P. Herrington widow of the late railroad commissioner Joe Herrington was urged by state officials in Jefferson City to submit her name as a candidate for folder of the house of representatives. The presentation of her candidacy aims to honor the memory of a well regarded Democrat.
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Joseph P. Herrington
Jefferson City
House of Representatives
Herrington
Joe Herrington
Jefferson City Tribune
Bankrupt Petition Filed by Penitentiary Guard McCurdy
James Watson McCurdy, a guard at the Missouri penitentiary in Jefferson City, files for voluntary bankruptcy in U S district court. Liabilities are listed at 3627 with assets of 3425.50, most assets in Texas land. McCurdy is from Cooper County, where most debts are owed.
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Jefferson City
James Watson McCurdy
United States District Court
Texas
McCurdy
Cooper County
Sedalia Poet Engages In Large Land Deal
Mr. Ellis R. Smith of Bailey and Smith Sedalia Mo recentl y visited on a sizable land transaction. The columnist notes Smith as a poet and praises his Weiner-wust poem inviting parlor recitals and public recitation.
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Ellis R. Smith
Bailey & Smith
Sedalia
Smith
van Crewton
Mr. Smith
Morgan County News
Royal Tribe of Joseph elects officers
The Royal Tribe of Joseph held an election last night naming D. C. Patton as past patriarch W. H. Ritchie as worthy patriarch Miss Maud Bronson as vice patriarch M. S. Husband as escort H. A. Barnes as inner guard M. L. Campbell as outer guard Ira T. Bronson as scribe.
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Joseph
D. C. Patton
W. H. Ritchie
Miss Maud Bronson
M. S. Husband
M. L. Campbell
Ira T. Bronson
Windsor enters race for railroad and warehouse post
Walter B. Windsor of Cooper county announces his candidacy for railroad and warehouse commissioner to fill the late Joseph P. Herringtons vacancy. He is a recognized figure in local political circles in this region.
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Boonville, Mo
Walter B. Windsor
Cooper County
Joseph P. Herrington
Windsor
The Sentinel Educational Contest Votes By Contestants
Contestants listed with votes through Saturday night December 8 show Charles A Dixon Reuben McVey Courtney Stevenson J W Cromiey and E Meier among participants with tallies incomplete due to partial OCR.
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the Sentinel
Decem
Courtney Stevenson
J. W. Cromiey
E. Meier
Miller Receives Insurance Draft After House Fire
M. F. Miller, whose home recently burned, received a draft on Saturday, marking relief after the loss and signaling progress in settling the insured claims.
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M. F. Miller
Federation of Labor Sets Christmas Dance Plans
The Federation of Labor will meet tomorrow night to finalize arrangements for a dance during the Christmas holidays.
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Federation of Labor
Walter Kessler Family Move to Windsor
Cole Camp Missouri reports Walter Kessler and his wife have moved to Windsor where they will establish their future residence.
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Cole Camp
Walter Kessler
Windsor
Quiet Day Services for Women at Calvary Church
The city women are expected to attend a Quiet Day at Calvary Church with morning Holy Communion at 7 30, then two hour long talks from 10 to 11 on Woman in the Home and at 3 to 4 on Woman in Society and 7 30 in the evening on Women in the Church. Rev J Stewart Smith of Kansas City will deliver the addresses in a program aimed at deeper spiritual life.
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Calvary Church
J. Stewart Smith
Kansas City
Big Dress Rehearsal for Minstrel Co at Hoffman Building
Wednesday evening December 12 a full dress rehearsal of the Convention Hall Minstrel Co to be held on the fourth floor of the Hoffman Building in the rooms formerly used by Hill's Business College. All members and officers urged to attend to finalize business as directed by manager R. C. Combs.
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Hoffman Building
Convention Hall Minstrel Co
Hoffman
Hill’s Business College
Fire Crews Race to Coleman's Grocery Flue Blaze
Fire departments hurried to Coleman’s grocery at Seventh and Ohio this morning after a burning flue sent occupants scrambling. No injuries reported as crews contained the blaze.
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Coleman’s Grocery
Seventh and Ohio
Local group to attend Missouri field trials in Paris
L. S. Eddins C. B. Rodes Tom Sturges Dr. Yancey J. B. Roe HE. Ash and others will leave Sunday to attend field trials in Paris Missouri.
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L. S. Eddins
C. B. Rodes
Tom Sturges
Dr. Yancey
J. B. Roe
HE. Ash
Paris
Missouri
Let There Be Loot Quote Sparks Tangled History
A riff on Mark Hanna’s wartime quip echoes through Marshall Index as discussions of loot and proceeds surface. The fragment hints at a political or historical debate about wealth, strategy, and influence in a contested era.
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Mark Hanna
Marshall Index
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A. W. Winzenburg
Erally
Son City
Supt. Clark
Hardy
Christian Endeavor Union
First Christian Church Society
Christian Endeavor Local Union
First Congregational Church
Minnie Shaffer
Charles E
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Mary Menefee
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First Christian Church
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William Carter
Christian Endeavor
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Senator Cockrell
W. B. Windsor
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W. P. Reeves
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Chilhowie, Me
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Dalia
Viola Angler
James Angler
Mount Olive Cemetery
Grace Lowe
Warrensburg
San Francisco
Cal
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Cockrell
R. J. Handley
Tinner, Parsons
D. P. Scott
Lineman
Holland
John Knoepple
George Williams
Albert Henry
Ellis Smith
R. T. J. Officers
H. A. Barnes
Charles A. Dixon
Reuben McVey Oe
Cole Camp Cullings
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R. C. Combs
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