St Louis minister candidate for Pittsburg Presbyterian pulpit
Rev Dr Frank W Sneed of St Louis, Pettis County born son of the late Capt J M Sneed near Sedalia, is recommended for the East Liberty Presbyterian church pulpit. A formal call will be issued next month after sessions and delegations heard him. Many elders praised his preaching and a meeting verified strong support.
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DR. Sneed IS
A Son
the Late
Capt
J. M. Sneed
Pettis County
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
Frank W. Sneed
St. Louis
J. B. Brandt
Dr. Kumler
Kumler
William J. Spahr
Dr. Sneed
Sneed
John M. Sneed
Sedalia
Commissioner Andersons Report Highlights Labor Statistics
William Anderson, commissioner, submits to Governor Dockery the Twenty third Annual Report of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Inspection. The Missouri bureau, established in 1879, traces its origin to 1866 and notes its scope and purpose. The article also discusses La Tosca as presented by Mac Dowell and Stone and mentions population and natural products in Pettis County.
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Pettis
Bureau of Labor Statistics and Inspection
Pettis County
Green Ridge
Houstonia
Jeffries Spree Forces Tour Cancellation in Sioux City
Billy Delaney reports James J. Jeffries on a three week drinking spree at Sioux City sparring venue. A Turkish bath and a physician’s hypodermic helped steady him for appearance as Delaney outlines a canceled tour and lost engagements amid the heavyweight’s ongoing alcohol problem.
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James J. Jeffries
Sioux City
Opera House
Jeffries
Delaney
Letter from Spain ties Granada to Christmas greeting
Walter Williams of the Columbia Herald writes from Granada Spain dated December 13 1901 describing the Alhambra veiled in romance. He recalls Irving and the Lions Court house a cypress tree and a sprig sent as a holiday token with a Castilian farewell Adios and a preserved Moorish inscription meaning there is no conqueror but God.
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Sentinel
Walter Williams
Columbia Herald
Granada
Spain
Alhambra
Irving
Lions
Yusuf
Romance Begins as Ashbrook and Haydon Wed
Fireman E. A. Ashbrook and Miss Emma Haydon of Holton Kansas married at a groom’s relative’s home on East Fifth Street with Judge David Kinsey officiating. The romance started when Miss Haydon wrote her name and address on an eggshell packed for market in Kansas City Kansas.
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E. A. Ashbrook
Emma Haydon
Holton
Kas
East Fifth Street
David Kinsey
Kansas
Hayden
Armour Packing Company
Kansas City
The Eleventh Hour Brings Notable Traveling Opera Company
The Eleventh Hour arrives at the New Year matinee and night at the opera house. It features Buhler and Mann designed scenery costing $5,000 reproducing a Chicago millionaire drawing room. The cast includes German dialect comedian and singer Chas A Gardner.
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Buhler
Mann
Chicago
Chas. A
Karl) Gardner
Anheuser-Busch Builds Giant Bottling Plant
The Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn of St. Louis is constructing an immense bottling establishment covering 700 by 400 feet. When operational the plant will be the world’s largest, with the Budweiser department alone capable of bottling a million bottles daily.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n
St. Louis
Publication Praised by Mr Anderson in Sedalia Volume
A generously illustrated volume from Sedalia features figures like Monte and Smith ton with numbers 637 15 231 and 420. The work is described as handsomely presented and worthy of pride by Mr Anderson.
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Anderson
Sedalia Steam Laundry Promotes Superior Shirt Care
A Sedalia advertising puff touts the shop’s laundering method lengthening shirts collars and cuffs. It highlights the firm at 216 Lamine Street with two phone numbers for contact.
Missouri judges discuss divorce reforms at Kansas City meeting
Prosecuting attorneys from across Missouri and circuit judges met in Kansas City for their annual session to discuss possible changes to divorce law. A proposed rule would delay final decree until a year of probation and satisfactory conduct, with judge approval on completion. The gathering included Judge Longan and 22 judges, the largest turnout yet. Other brief items noted furnace explosion in Sharpsville Pennsylvania with three killed and one injured, and Maclay's naval history not to be used at Annapolis.
Ohio Attorney General to sue over gambling loss
James E. Todd assistant attorney general of Ohio will file a petition in common pleas court to recover 518 dollars alleged as lost to Columbus gamblers. The action, to be brought for the father of a state university student, names of parties withheld until filing. The student arrived in Columbus last September and ran up debts after choosing fast company and gambling houses.
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James E. Todd
Ohio
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State University
State University
Coldicure Cough Remedy At Bard's Drug Store
Bard's drug store advertises Coldicure as a pleasant to take cough cure. The notice promotes the medication as effective for treating coughs locally.
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Bard’s
Banquet Of Young Republicans Planned In Kansas City
The annual banquet of the Association of Young Republicans of Missouri will be held in Kansas City on February 12 Lincoln's birthday.
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The
Association of Young Republicans of Missouri
Kansas City
Lincoln
Fifty Gallons of Christmas Whiskey Thrown in Cisne Gutters
In Cisne Illinois a dry town incident emptied fifty gallons of Christmas whiskey into the gutter after liquor was found in the railroad depot. Temperance supporters claim illicit traffic and threaten arrests while reports note a drunken street melee by village toughs last Sunday.
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Cisne
Ill
Secretary Wilson resign rumor denied. Long eyed for cabinet exit
The report that Secretary Wilson will resign is positively denied. Secretary Long probably will be the next member of the cabinet to go.
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Wilson
Long
Powder mill blast rocks train cars in distant shake
A powder mill explosion caused a passenger train a quarter mile away to sway violently, alarming passengers aboard as the blast sent a shock through the carriages and rattled the…"
Missouri Ship Launched at Newport News
The new warship Missouri was launched Saturday at Newport News. Miss Marian Cockrell daughter of Senator Cockrell christened the ship. Pensions granted in the section include Maria E Neitzert Syracuse eight dollars Fennedina Lin strodt Lincoln eight dollars Elizabeth Cunningham Warsaw eight dollars.
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Missouri
Newport News
Marian Cockrell
Senator Cockrell
Maria E. Neitzert
Syracuse
Fennedina Linstrodt
Lincoln
Elizabeth Cunningham
Warsaw
Manicure or Toilet Goods Highlighted at Bard’s Drug Store
Bard’s Drug Store features a range of manicure items and toilet necessities. The display emphasizes grooming essentials, brand-name cosmetics, and personal care products for daily routines.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Joplin Man Arrested After Diary Reveals Theft Record
John Alexander McIlwain, detained in Joplin, admitted stealing newspapers from subscribers’ doorsteps. A diary found on him links him to numerous other thefts in the area, with him claiming kleptomania as the motive.
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John Alexander Mcllwain
Joplin
Mcllwain
Heating store slashes prices at F Taylor Cain’s
That elegant heater shop at F Taylor Cain’s drops price from $40 to $29. The price has fallen by $1 daily for eleven days and will drop another $1 each day until sold.
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F. Taylor Cain’s
Sam Fell Heads to Uniontown for Sister Flora's Wedding
Sam Fell will leave tonight for Uniontown Pennsylvania to attend the wedding of his oldest sister Miss Flora.
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Sam Fell
Uniontown, Pa
Miss Flora
Washburn Ousted from Kansas City Election Panel
Judgment of ouster entered in Bates county circuit court on Friday against Charles E. Washburn a Republican member of the Kansas City board of election commissioners.
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Bates County
Charles E. Washburn
Kansas City Board of Election Commissioners
Senator Sewell Dies in Camden After Long Illness
United States Senator William J. Sewell died in Camden New Jersey at 9 30 Friday morning after a long illness He had been sinking since returning from Asheville North Carolina several weeks earlier.
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United States
William J. Sewell
Camden
N. J
Asheville
N. C
Bard's Drug Store Sells Full Line of Corn Razors
Bard's drug store offers a complete line of corn razors for relief from corns and rough skin. Shoppers can find standard sizes and price points, with staff ready to assist customers.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Battle Near Capado Samar Reported By Cablegram
War department received a cablegram detailing a battle near Capado Samar where an American scouting party suffered seven killed and several wounded as attacking Filipinos were driven from the field.
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War Department
Capado
Samar
Bard's Drug Store Showcases Manicure Scissors Line
An elegant line of manicure scissors is featured at Bard's drug store, highlighting precision blades, polished handles, and a range of sizes for grooming and beauty routines.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Texans Propose $100000 Fund for St Louis World Fair Exhibit
Texas World’s Fair commissioners seek a public subscription to raise 100000 dollars for a state exhibit at the St Louis World’s Fair since state law forbids an appropriation for the purpose.
Chauncey Depew and Miss May Palmer In Public Event
United States Senator Chauncey M. Depew and Miss May Palmer were featured in a public social item with local spectators. The report notes a formal introduction and a brief discussion of ongoing civic affairs.
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United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Miss May Palmer
Marriage at the American Consulate in Nice France
A civil ceremony was held at 2 p m in Nice France at the American consulate. United States Consul Harold S Van Buren officiated under a special dispensation granted by the secretary of state.
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United States
Harold S. van
Secretary of State
Ryan Sues Jeffries Over Training Debt
Tommy Ryan champion middleweight sues Jim Jeffries champion heavyweight for a thousand dollars alleging it is balance owed on 2500 promised for training and seconding Jeffries in the Corbett fight at Coney Island Club in May 1899. Fifteen hundred dollars was paid.
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Tommy Ryan
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Coney Island Athletic Club
Woman seeks divorce over calico dresses and mistreatment
Lucinda E. Lane of Poneto Ind filed suit for divorce from George P. Lane alleging inhuman treatment. They wed April 7 1900 and separated in March 1901 after her husband bought only two calico dresses in a year none worth 30 cents.
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Lucinda E. Lane
Poneto
Ind
George P. Lane
British agent seeks horses for South Africa tour
Albert C. Coffin, an agent of the British government, tours Southern race tracks for horses to ship to South Africa. He reports a widespread scarcity and plans visits to thoroughbred centers after canvassing Texas and the West without success.
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Albert C. Coffin
South
South Africa
Texas
West
Fifteenth Child in Ohio Incubator Case
An incubator baby weighing under two pounds attracts attention in Columbus. The mother, Mrs. Cohen, has this as her fifteenth child. The infant’s cries are notably loud among the hospital’s newborns, drawing interest from physicians.
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Columbus
Ohio
Se dalia Catholic Knights name new officers for year
The order elected Rev. Fr. S. Neiberg as spiritual director George Altemueller as president Joseph Lennariz as vice president John Waddell as financial secretary Edward Donnelly Jr as recording secretary E G Cassidy as treasurer Charles L Keck as sentinel James Sullivan as sergeant at arms Edward Hurley as trustee for three years.
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Sedalia Catholic Knights of America
S. Neiberg
George Altemueller
Joseph Lennariz
John Waddell
Edward Donnelly, Jr
Sec
E. G. Cassidy
Charles L. Keck
Sentinel
James Sullivan
Edward Hurley
Married Men Honored by Local League Officers
The Married Men's League elected officers for the coming year with C. V. Read as grand nabob Emmet Cult grand sage Gus Iucks grand wizard G. S. Smith grand duke J. McNalty chaplain Noah Rogers secretary J. Peterson second corporal John Moore third corporal D. Kinsey and J. McNulty trustees.
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Married Men’s League
C. V. Read
Emmet Cult
Gus Iucks
G. S. Smith
J. McNalty
Noah Rogers
J. Peterson
John Moore
D. Kinsey
J. McNulty
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Advertisement
Our prices are adjusted to the quality of our work. We pay good wages to good people for good work. And we have to eat something, too. Call on us when you want any kind of laundering done. Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry.
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lLongan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Harmony Baptist Association Opens Three Day Session
The Harmony Baptist association began a three day session at Green Ridge on Friday with attendees including Dr. J. B. Fuller Rev C. A. Buchanan J. M. Cannon W. T Morris Louis Hoffman Cornelia Stanley Charles Hoffman Mrs Olive Stanley and Miss Nettie Kennedy.
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Harmony Baptist Association
Green Ridge
Secalians
J. B. Fuller
C. A. Buchanan
J. M. Cannon
W. T Morris
Louis Hoffman
Cornelia Stanley
Charles Hoffman
Olive Stanley
Nettie Kennedy
Coldicure touted as best cough medicine by Bard Drug
The W. E. Bard Drug Company promotes Coldicure as the leading remedy for cough relief, asserting superior effectiveness and trusted brand status in pharmacy aisles.
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Coldicure
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Doctor Summoned to Hughesville for D. W. McClure III
Dr. W. J. Ferguson was summoned to Hughesville Friday afternoon to attend D. W. McClure, who is very ill.
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W. J. Ferguson
Hughesville
D. W. McClure
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