Webster Davis Advocates Pro Boer Intervention Visit
Hon Webster Davis of Kansas City champion of the Boers remains committed to the cause after touring the Transvaal He predicts Boer independence and urges pro Boer intervention in a petition signed by many He criticizes British actions and supports a neutral stance by the United States in oppression He spoke in Boonville and Kansas City and plans further addresses
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Webster Davis
Kansas City
The
Sentinel
Davis
Transvaal
Boer Republic
Orange Free State
United States
Mexico
States
Chicago
Great Britain
Hobson Rumored to Duel Over Engagement Report
Captain Richmond P. Hobson may duel a Springfield newspaper reporter after a published claim that he would wed Miss Eleanor Ludlow, niece of ex Governor Bushnell. Hobson arrived in Cincinnati upset by the report, reporters deny fabrication, and Mrs Ludlow expresses distress at the affair.
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Ludlow
Cincinnati
Richmond P. Hobson
Springfield
Eleanor Ludlow
Bushnell
Charles Warren
C. H. Roelmer
Old Fashioned Turkey Hunt and Weather Prognostication Tales
Green Ridge residents enjoyed an old-fashioned turkey hunt with Buck Martin supplying game by chance. A linked tale notes past prominence for predicting the Galveston storm, credited to Andrew Jackson DeVoe in the Ladies' Birthday Almanac from Chattanooga. The Times cited the Almanac's 15 million annual circulation and urged readers to obtain a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
New York Times
Galveston
Andrew Jackson DeVoe
Chattanooga
Tenn
Christmas Gifts in Pettis County at Cain’s Hardware
A Sentinel report highlights Buck Martin’s wild turkeys incident and praises F. Taylor Cain’s hardware at 116 West Main for a wide Christmas gift assortment. The list includes stoves, wagons, tools, rifles, gear, and household items with claimed low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
F. Taylor Cain
West Main Street
Mr. Cain
Rail line rumor could boost Warrensburg growth
Warrensburg citizens hear an alleged tip that a Colorado railroad may route via Windsor and Centreview toward Kansas City, with Windsor to Centreview being easier. The plan would open new territory, bring freight competition, and help attract investment. local leaders urge action, offering bonuses if needed, while Sedalia and Clinton seek encouragement.
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Colorado Railroad
Warrensburg
Colorado
Windsor
Henry County
Lone Jack
Centreview
St. Louis
Versailles
Morgan County
Columbus
Kansas City
Sedalia
Here
Board of Trade
Clinton
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad
The notice promotes Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry offering laundry services with a promise of fair wages and quality work. It invites customers to call for any kind of laundering needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Versailles Couple Wed by Trinidad Clergyman
Dr. Yarnell and Miss Lucy M. Wood of Versailles were married Wednesday night by Rev. D. C. Peters of Trinidad Colorado.
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Yarnell
Lucy M. Wood
Versailles
D. C. Peters
Trinidad, Colo
Bard's Drug Store Sells Elegant Manicure Scissors
An elegant line of manicure scissors is displayed at Bard's drug store, highlighting the store's careful selection of personal grooming tools for customers seeking quality and style.
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Bard’s Drug Store
K O T M Ritchie Tent Plans Christmas Stag Party
Preparations are completed for a Christmas stag party tonight at Ritchie Tent No. 152. Members of the K O T M lodge have arranged activities and festivities for the event.
Open hospitality of the tent promises a pleasant evening
The committee on arrangements includes Peter Kuhn as chairman with Fred Hoffman Ed B Lyon Ed Donnelly Theodore Dreuttel and Frank Leach. Assisting them are Theo Dreutzel policeman Ben Gorrell head waiter Lee Looney Will Almquist cooks Freq Hoffman chief carver and Peter Kuhn musical director ex officio.
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Fred Hoffman
Ed B. Lyon
Ed Donnelly
Theodore Dreuttel
Frank Leach
Theo Dreutzel
Ben Gorrell
Lee Looney
Will Almquist
Freq Hoffman
Carver
Peter Kuhn
Artesian well strike at Engle New Mexico sparks excitement
A Las Cruces dispatch reports oil borers in Engle New Mexico struck an artesian well at 200 feet, spouting 50 000 gallons per hour from a two inch hole. Engle lies in the Journey of Death Desert, and the find is deemed more valuable than an oil gusher. A Mexican war march across the desert left 151 survivors from 165.
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el Paso
Texas
Las Cruces
Engle
N. M
Desert
Coldicure Cough Remedy Available at Bard's Drug Store
A brief retail notice announces Coldicure as a pleasant cough cure for sale at Bard's Drug Store. The item is highlighted as easy to take and suitable for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard’s
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Armour & Co to Build Fort Worth Packing Plant
Fort Worth Texas dispatch reports Armour & Co financial manager C M Favorite says work will begin on a large packing house with a million dollar initial expenditure. The plan includes factories to use by products and an aim to kill 1 000 000 hogs yearly for both Armour and Swift with an export business planned.
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Fort Worth
Texas
C. M. Favorite
Armour & Co
Chicago
Armour and Swift
Weather forecast hints at unusually cold winter ahead
Probate Judge Parsons told The Sentinel the current cold snap suggests a notably frosty season. He notes the winter could be a new century variety rather than the old standard, with the coldest period likely after the twenty first.
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Parsons
the Sentinel
Rembaugh's Bread Earns Favor with Grandfather
Rembaugh's at 616 Ohio makes bread that grandfather likes, a simple city note on local baking. The bakery’s recipe and method are described as satisfying a family preference and small community taste.
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Rembaugh’s
Ohio
Grandfather
Lost in the Desert at the Opera House
Lost in the Desert comes to the opera house for two nights and a matinee starting December 20. The melodrama follows a party in the hands of murderous Arabs after a steamship fires and runs ashore off Africa, with passengers captured.
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Africa
Bottles Produced for Budweiser at Belleville and St Louis
The glass works at Belleville and St Louis are daily blowing over 300000 bottles intended for Budweiser beer. The product is brewed by the Anheuser Busch Brewing Assn in St Louis Missouri.
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Belleville
St. Louis
Champ Clark Campaign Circulates for Missouri Senate Nomination
Champ Clark urges a Democratic primary for the U S Senate seat in Missouri. He mails a circular and a blank petition to state Democrats to secure the nomination.
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Champ Clark
United States
Missouri
Sedalia Steam Laundry Promotes Superior Shirt Care
Local advertisement touts Sedalia Steam Laundry at 216 Lamine Street offering enhanced laundering for shirts collars and cuffs. It highlights fabric life lengthening through their process and provides two contact phones for service inquiries.
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Sedalia
Lamine Street
Rescue Scene Features Arab Ally in Daring Stage Western
A villain allied with an Arab band is foiled by a friendly Arab who rescues the hero. The production includes an elaborate Mazeppa sequence with a desert chase and a perilous precipice capture, showcasing dramatic stage effects and a dramatic climax.
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Mazeppa
Local Road Crew Listings by City and Department
William McGarard from Lessburg bridge and building department Ira L. Dawson of South McAlester bridge and building department Will Palmer car shop helper Denison Fred Garrison extra gang Eric R Briggs switchman Hillsboro James Badgett extra gang Greenville J A Cole trucker Sedalia H Carroll extra gang Denison James Cone extra gang Denison J Edwards section laborer Cupland
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William McGarard
Bridge and
Lessburg
Ira L. Dawson
Bridge and Building Department
South McAlester
Will Palmer
Denison
Fred Garrison
Eric
R. W. Briggs
Hillsboro
James Badgett
Green
J. A. Cole
Sedalia
H. Carroll
Extra Gang
James Cone
J. Edwards
Coupland
Almanac Distribution Promises Galveston Storm Insight
In our city this week, the Ladies Birthday Almanac for 1902 is being distributed, offering a trusted yearly guide. The nearby drug store is noted for stocking a full line of corn razors at Bard's.
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Bard’s
Local Railway Workers Return After Grievance Committee
John Bour, noted Katy engineer, came back from St. Louis where a grievance committee resolved difficulties. Ed Rosson returns to yard duty after firing Nos. 7 and 4. he is third in line for a regular run. Colorado road work halted due to severe weather. Mike Maher, a boilermaker at Missouri Pacific shops, left last night.
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John Bour
Katy
St. Louis
Ed Rosson
Colorado Road
Mike Maher
Missouri Pacific
Home from Scranton Alliance gains strong support
Attorney G. W. Barnett and Col. J. West Goodwin returned from Scranton Pa where they helped organize a Citizens Alliance during the AF of L session. The Scranton Republican lauds Goodwin as a top organizer against boycotts and notes the alliance grew from 300 members to 7000 at a recent meeting with all joining.
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G. W. Barnett
Scranton
Col. J. West Goodwin
Citizens’ Alliance
American Federation of Labor
Scranton Republican
Goodwin
Alliance
Barnett
Suit Over A Dog Heads To Court On January Third
A replevin suit over a fine setter will come before Justice Rogers on January 3. R. E. Porter of 1713 Osage Street claims the dog, saying it strayed from home last April. Ben Stewart, a Black resident in the north part of town, also claims the dog by purchase. Porter currently has the animal, with Stewart retaining Attorney Shortridge to press his claim. The case is anticipated to be interesting.
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Rogers
R. E. Porter
Osage Street
Ben Stewart
Porter
Stewart
Shortridge
Sunset Limited Collision Near Up lands Kills Twelve
Two Sunset Limited trains collided near Up lands California. One northbound and one southbound train were involved. Twelve people died and fifty were injured. Several cars burned.
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Salinas
Cal
Uplands
Fatal Explosion at Jones and Laughlin Furnace
An explosion in the Jones and Laughlin blast furnace in New York this morning sprayed molten metal over workers at the top. Eleven men were killed and twelve mortally injured. The scene described as one of the most horrible on record.
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New York
Jones & Laughlin
Dime Found by Mrs Reeves Near Osage and Ninth
Mrs Don Reeves of Ninth and Osage Streets reports finding the dime issued by Charles Bard the jeweler. She will be awarded a handsome prize.
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Don Reeves
Ninth and
Osage Streets
Charles Bard
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Buck Martin
Ridge
F. Taylor Cain’s
Pettis County
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Mr. Martin
Wans Volqrado Road
Missouri Pacific Hospital
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Roxy Roach
Tex
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Frank Arrowsmith
Franklin Junction
H. R. McVey
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Hous
Ton, Texas
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al Harris
Mokane
James W. Connor
R. H. Beard
Tom Russell
Lexington
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