Anarchy Rumors Rising Across European Capitals
In St Petersburg the czar met thirty three workers at Tsarkoie Selo to hear relief demands. Prague news notes reform, while Warsaw reports Polish workers told to return to work as nationalist and socialist factions unite. Paris sees a manifesto calling anarchists to act and denouncing authorities. Police ban socialist meetings for tonight.
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St. Petersburg
P. Dournovo
Prince Mirsky
Warsaw
Prominent German Evangelical Pastor Frederick Pfeiffer Dies
Rev. Frederick Pfeiffer longtime pastor and church leader dies in St. Louis at 8 pm after fatty degeneration of the heart. Born in Switzerland he served in Hoyleton Penn Sedalia and St. Louis and founded an orphan home. Interment at Hoyleton with services in St. Louis. Survived by wife Minnie and sons Paul Theodore Frederick.
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Pfeiffer
Switzerland
German Evangelical Seminaries
Eden College of
St. Louis
Elmhurst, Jr
Chicago
Hoyleton
Ill
Southern Illinois
German Evangelical Synod of North America
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Penn, Il
Sedalia
Lord’s Vineyard
OWA Banker at Death's Door After Keokuk Bank Suspension
Keokuk Iowa February 1 Edmund Jaeger senior bank president lay near death from a stroke at his home after the Commercial bank of Keokuk suspended operations and agreed to liquidate Depositors faced uncertainty about full repayment while junior cashier Edmond Jaeger said arrangements had been made to pay in full but the bank would not resume The institution led by a long time resident had many small depositors and some business concerns tied to losses from J T Coleman department store collapse leading to a lax state bank law report
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Edmund Jaeger, Sr
Jaeger
Keokuk
Edmond Jaeger, Jr
Edmund Jaeger
Iowa
J. T. Coleman
Kansas City
Elm Ridge
Fire crews battle burning flue at Doll Johnson home
Fire companies rushed to 213 West Taird last evening about 5 50 o clock to extinguish a blaze from a burning flue causing about 5 damage to the residence of Doll Johnson.
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Doll Johnson
West Taird
Mrs. Hiram Berkheimer Dies of Pneumonia
The end came this morning for Mrs. Hiram Berkheimer wife of the Katy engineer. She died from pneumonia at her home.
Sedalia Woman Dies After Pneumonia at 42
Mrs. Sarah Katherine Berkheimer wife of M K and T engineer Hiram D Berkheimer died at 9 20 this morning at 1001 East Fourteenth street after a ten day illness of pneumonia She was born in Quincy Illinois March 3 1862 and was married September 24 1884 at Wichita Kansas The funeral will be held Friday at 2 PM at the family residence with Rev J Lincoln Ellis and Rev B F Martin in charge She leaves four children Ella Robert Chester and Mabel and two sisters and a brother her death is mourned by many friends The list of affiliations includes Second Congregational church Knights and Daughters of Security Queen City Hive Ladies of the Maccabees and the Locomotive Engineers ladies auxiliary
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Quincy
Birkheimer
Wichita
Kas
Hannibal
Sedalia
Second Congregational Church
Progressive Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
Queen City Hive No. 7
Ladies of the Maccabees
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ella
Robert
Chester
Mabel Birkheimer
Laura B. Larimer
D. C. Ferguson
Tipton
E. F. Ferguson
Lebanon
J. Lincoln Ellis
B.F. Martin
First Congregational Church
Charles Bard
Two Names the Same
Morning edition headlines reflect a repeated naming anomaly affecting two individuals with identical names. Details remain unclear as OCR fragments end mid-sentence.
Letter to Wrong Man Warns Him to Stay Clear of Places
A missive was sent warning the recipient to avoid certain places, but a Sedalia resident received the letter instead. The incident shows the mail error and the misdirected warning, with no report of harm.
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Sedalia
Breeder's Bill Topic Heard by House Committee
An additional hearing on the breeder's bill took place yesterday in the House Committee. Lawmakers examined provisions governing breeding practices and potential regulatory changes.
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House Committee
Arrests Linked to Taale quah Letter Prompted City Sweep
A letter sent to Sedalia from Taale quah triggered a police pursuit leading to the arrest of two men, James Smith and George Jackson, near Third and Lamine streets. They were questioned at the police chief’s office after being followed from the Katy depot and identified by the sedalia residents involved. Authorities notified Tahlequah and pursued potential fugitive status, with further inquiries into alleged burglaries along the Missouri Pacific.
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Sedalia
Taalequah
Federal Building
Third
Lamine
Katy
Boult
Mason
Tove
James Smith
George Jackson
Smith
Jackson
Love
Tahlequah
Docking Bill Passed in Missouri Legislature
The Missouri House in Jefferson City approved a bill requiring owners of horses with docked tails to register them and making future docking a misdemeanor. The measure was reported by the Scripps-McRae Press Association.
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House
Jefferson City
Scripps-McRae Press Association
The
House Today
Corporations Face Annual Reports Under Littlefield Bill
The House Judiciary Committee authorized a favorable report on the Littlefield bill endorsed by the Department of Commerce. It requires all corporations engaged in interstate business to file annual reports with the Commissioner of Corporations, listing constituent names, bonds and stocks issued, amount paid in, and property descriptions. Failure to report carries a heavy fine.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Department of Commerce
Commissioner of Corporations
Young People's Union Social at First Baptist Church
The B Y P U of the First Baptist church invites all to a social in the church parlors Friday evening. The general public is cordially invited.
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Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
Two More Defections Mark Thirteenth Ballot For Senate
In Jefferson City on February 1 the thirteenth ballot shows two more defections from the Niedringhaus camp. Votes: Cockrell 78, Niedringhaus 72, Kerens 12, Pettijohn 2, Finklenburg 1, Gilmore 1, Brown and Whitaker split from Kerens. Brown says Niedringhaus cannot win and aims to break the deadlock. Finklenburg is a former governor candidate and longtime public servant. Representatives Wilson, Self and Doris were named to investigate alleged abuses at Columbia University and will visit next week.
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Niedringhaus
Kerens
Pettijohn
Finklenburg
Gilmore
Brown
Grundy
Whitaker
Hickory
Walmsley
Wilson
Self
Doris
Columbia University
Race track talk and calls for repeal echo in St Louis
About 2000 a day. John S. Bratton of St. Louis said attendance at the St Louis Jockey Club was about 2,500. Lyons asked if bookmakers were fair or in cahoots. Bratton dismissed the idea of fixing a race. Benjamin F. Russell urged repeal, recounting ruinous stories linked to racing.
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Western Jockey Club
Parliament of
England
St. Louis
John S. Bratton
St Louis Jockey Club
Bookmakers Fair
Lyons
Bratton
Benjamin F. Russell
House
Deposed Priest Drops Prosecution Against Bishop Talbot
Rev. Irvine ends all legal actions against Bishop Talbot after years of dispute. The move concludes a dispute that drew church and legal attention.
Probate Judge Parsons to Meet Missouri Assembly Committee
Probate Judge O E Parsons chairing the probate judges association committee travels to Jefferson City to meet the house committee of the general assembly at 7 30 tonight. He says he will not report to Gov Folk on arrival, citing doubts about the thirty four rule.
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O. E. Parsons
State of
Missouri
Jefferson City
House Committee of the General Assembly
Parsons
Folk
Jeff
Great Battle Looms as Uprising Rumors Spread
Correspondents warn General Uka's army faces a decisive clash as the war enters its peak. Reports describe a potential major engagement threatening the frontline and civilian areas.
Mrs Brown Dies in Tent Near Valda
Mrs Brown wife of Dr Brown dies after several days illness in a tent near Valda Tuesday night. Her husband reported the death to his mother in Michigan who came and will accompany the body to Michigan for burial.
Russians renew decisive attack at Sandepas supports Oku line
Dispatches from Japanese and Russian sources say General Kuropatkin resumes the Russian advance with Oku's army foreseeing the war's greatest battle. Preliminary fighting near the Shakhe river, Sandepas, a fortified Japanese stronghold, is a pivotal pivot point as bombardment of the Japanese line escalates and fires break out in several buildings.
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Scripps-McRaee Press Association
London
Kuropatkin
Oku
Shakhe
Sandepas
Famous Plunger Dies in Asheville Tuberculosis Death
George Smith known as Pittsburg Phil, famed turf plunger, died in Asheville North Carolina on February 1 from tuberculosis. In Chicago also on February 1 Dorothy Russell Einstein daughter of actress Lillian Russell filed for divorce in the same day.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Asheville
N. C
George Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
Chicago
Dorothy Russell Einstein
Lillian Russell
Unfrocked Priest Offers Full Pardon to Bishop Talbot
Rev. I. N. W. Irvine, deposed by Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of central Pennsylvania, declares he will drop all ecclesiastical and legal proceedings against the bishop to prevent further scandal to the Episcopal Church. He states his act is guided by a desire to save the church and offers full pardon as if before the judgment throne.
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Episcopal Church
Talbot
Doctor Irvine
Jesus Christ
Heart of Town for Sale by Auction
Two thirds of the business heart of a Massachusetts town near the state house in West Bedford will be sold by auction this afternoon. Newton Savings Bank auctions the property under a mortgage deed from James M. Usher. The property is valued at thousands of dollars.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
State House
Bedford
Newton Savings Bank
James M. Usher
Whetton Promoted Traveler to Open St. Louis Post
A. J. Whetton, trusted traveling salesman for the Sligo Iron Store Co, receives a promotion and will start a new post in St. Louis on May 1. He and his wife plan to move there in April, leaving Sedalia with mixed pride and best wishes from friends.
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A. J. Whetton
Sligo Iron Store Company
St. Louis
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