Settlement on Kinsey case sets monthly deductions
The Pettis County Court ratified a February 4 1902 settlement with Justice David Kinsey over Barnett Law fees. Kinsey will repay 125.75 in monthly 25 installments deducted from his salary, with future fees returned to the county as required. All related claims and disputes are settled and released under the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kinsey
County Court of
Pettis
Sedalia Township
Jaia Kinsey
Federation Meeting Advances Women in Organized Labor
The Federation of Labor met in Glasshall and discussed plans affecting women in organized labor. A bill to limit the meaning of conspiracy and the use of restraining orders and injunctions in certain cases was introduced. The legislative committee was tasked to further define the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
Glasshall
Well known pioneer passes away from cancer near city
F k E McCormick died of cancer this morning at his home three miles southeast of the city, aged eighty five. Funeral scheduled for 11 a m Friday at Bethlehem church. He was uncle to James McCormick, a prominent local grocer. Lydia M Donal d is also reported dead and Mrs John Wigton’s funeral is set for this afternoon. Katy shops close for half a day for the sad occasion as grim reapers walk among the harvesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Herndon
Hardin is a hard one ten catch
Miss Lydia McDonald 21 died last night of consumption after returning from Colorado seeking health. She leaves mother two sisters Laura Eva and Clyde C a brother funeral Friday 2 PM at First Christian church conducted by Rev F O Fannon. The Maggie A Wigton funeral held at East Broadway Christian church with pallbearers from Select Knights and Ladies of Security. Constable Robb failed to locate Emmett Hardin after Pryor Creek authorities released him at 2 PM and he telegraphed for money to stay free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Miss McDonald
First Christian Church
Laura
Eva
Clyde C
Maggie A. Wigton
J. L. Wigton
East Broadway Christian Church
F. L. Cook
Ser
James Robb
Pryor Creek
I. T
Emmett Hardin
Robb
Hardin
Church Accepts Conditions for New Rectorate
At a meeting last night the church decided to accept all conditions set by Rev. Dr. Alien of Springfield Missouri. He is expected to assume the rectorate about March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
Springfield
Otts Ham Lunv tials No proper headline due to OCR errors
Mr William C Otts of Shreveport Louisiana wed Miss Alice Hammond of 317 East Sixth Street at 8 pm in the bride s mother home with Rev Martin of the First Congregational church officiating A reception followed and the couple planned a Homer Louisiana visit before returning to Shreveport after February 15 Guests from a distance included Mrs Emily A Jones Mrs E F Warren and Mr and Mrs J B Wilcox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hammond
East Sixth Street
Mrs. Otis
Shreveport
Insurance Rates to Rise Statewide in Missouri
A leading Chicago and Missouri insurance agent says premiums will go up across Missouri effective March 1. The Sentinel reports widespread rate increases as fires have depleted insurers exchequers and orders for many raises have already been received.
Battle for Pacific cable pits Postal Telegraph against Western Union
The Bulletin outlines a clash between the Postal Telegraph and Western Union over a proposed submarine cable from California to the Philippines at an estimated cost of 12 million dollars. The Postal Telegraph Commercial Pacific Cable Co. offers to sell the cable to the government at appraised value, while the Western Union seeks government action to bar the project and push a government-funded Pacific cable. The piece notes expected rate cuts and cites numerous regional insurance rate increases and various local happenings, including lectures, court cases, and community news.
Missouri State Fair toast at Shorthorn Banquet in Kansas City
Hon. N. H. Gentry of this city responded to the toast Miss Missouri State Fair at the Shorthorn Breeders banquet held at the Coates house in Kansas City Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Gentry
Missouri
Coates House
Kansas City
Sedalia Bank Robber Sentenced to Fourteen Years
Irvin Gammell once famous for a $10000 Sedalia Bank of Commerce heist was sentenced to fourteen years in Michigan City prison for grand larceny. The convicted robber, now paralyzed and a physical wreck, fled to Washington D C St Louis and Terre Haute after the crime and injured officers attempting arrest. He was brought to court from jail for sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
Michigan City
F. A. Stoelting
Gammell
Washington D. C
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Equity Case Involving Whitset and Churchill Opens Trial
Proceedings in circuit court include Mary J. Whitset et al v J H Churchill, with J T Montgomery as defendant’s attorney. several cases moved to trial or amended statements. Dutcher v City of Sedalia continued. Sheriff Dillard returned from Stokley with Steve Fluty and Eldon Fluty who posted $500 bonds each with E R Morris John G Senior Frank Swope and William Hayden as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Whitset Et al
J. H. Churchill
Equity
J. T. Montgomery
Sedalia Loan and Security Company
C. W. Robbins
William Fowles
Dillard
Stokley
Steve Fluty
Eldon
Morris
Lamonte
Flutys
E. R. Morris
John G. Senior
Frank Swope
William Hayden
Bard's Drug Store Sells Full Line of Corn Razors
Bard's drug store stocks a complete line of corn razors for quick foot treatment and minor care. Shoppers find various models and prices suitable for home use and personal grooming needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard’s
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Crowned for Service
A local notice highlights Longan's Steam Laundry in Sedalia gaining strong customer recognition for quick, reliable service and competitive pricing. The item underscores the shop's reputation and neighborhood role.
Weather Outlook: Threats of Snow and Cold East and South
Tonight appears threatening with likely snow and colder conditions across eastern and southern areas. Friday trends toward generally fair skies but remains cool with stronger southeast chill.
Bard's Drug Store Sells Everything for Manicure and Toilet
A brief item notes Bard's Drug Store offering complete supplies for manicure and toilet needs. Local shoppers can find polishes, tools, soaps, and grooming items in a single downtown shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard’s Drug Store
Hogan and Brownfield Market Two Cars of Cattle and Hogs
Hogan and Brownfield marketed two cars each of cattle and hogs at St. Louis Wednesday. The eight head of cattle fed by Brooks Wilson of Camp Branch averaged 1271 pounds and topped the market at 6.15 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan & Brownfield
St. Lons
Brooks Wilson
Camp Branch
Florence Monroe Injured After Fall At Sister’s Home
Miss Florence Monroe a cashier for Metropolitan Life Insurance fell at her sister Mrs. Chas Boyst home on West Fifth Street Wednesday and was rendered unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Monroe
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Chas. Boyst
West Fifth Street
Local man Jim Booze declared insane and jailed
James Daniels known as Jim Booze has become violently insane and is confined in the calaboose. The county court will assess his sanity and likely commit him to the asylum. J W Murphy, a wholesale liquor dealer, slipped on ice at Main and Ohio and broke his right wrist. Dr W J Ferguson treated him.
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James Daniels
Jim Booze
Calaboose
J. W. Murphy
Main
Ohio
W. J. Ferguson
Local Couple Arrives From St Louis To Make Home Here
C. H. Garton a railway mail clerk on the Missouri Pacific and his wife arrive today from St. Louis and will establish their future home in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Garton
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Rev Allen Will Come to Trinity Vestry Meeting
The vestry of Trinity Episcopal Church announces the arrival of Rev Allen for a forthcoming church meeting. The notice invites parishioners and outlines agenda items to discuss upcoming services and community programs with the clergy.
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Allen
Trinity Episcopal
Elegant manicure scissors at Bard's drug store
A storefront display shows a refined line of manicure scissors sold at Bard's drug store, highlighting a selection suitable for grooming and personal care. The display emphasizes quality craftsmanship and classic styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard’s Drug Store
Revival meetings at Broadway Presbyterian
The Rev. E. W. Clippinger and Rev. Carter of Kansas City are conducting successful revival meetings at Broadway Presbyterian Church with sessions in the afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Clippinger
Carter
Kansas City
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Roy Evans Trails Offer From New York National Club
Roy Evans, famed California league pitcher, visits Mrs. S. F. Walker and friends. He has an offer from the New York National club and will probably join that organization this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Evans
S. F. Walker
Evans
New York National Baseball Club
Sedalia Council Social Session and Card Party
Sedalia councilors of Council No. . C. T. invite members and guests to a social session and card party at the council rooms on Saturday evening February 8. Proceeds or details follow in the notice.
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Sedalia Council
Wanted General Housework by Competent Young Woman
Advertises for general housework in a good family with good references. Respond by mail to Lock Box No. 2 Otterville Missouri. February 5.
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Otterville
Stephen Barfield Heads West for Kansas Texas Trip
Stephen Barfield departed this afternoon on a journey through Western Kansas and Northern Texas, detailing plans and destinations along his itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Barfield
Kansas
Texas
Coldicure Praised as Best Cough Medicine by W E Bard Drug
A brief note proclaims Coldicure as the best cough medicine, attributed to the W E Bard Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bard Drug Company
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Barnett
Rati
Neys
J. P
O. M. Harris
Gabe Albers
G. Senior
R. H. Gray
City of
Sedalia
Sedalia Water and Lighting Company
Sedalia Electric and Lighting Company
Harry Barton
Retail Clerks’ Union
Rudolph Ramlow
Musicians’ Union
Ganizing Committee
Ers
Mother Leach
B. of L. F
Eliza Costin
B. of L. E
Arlington Phar
Macy
Joseph Flory
Chicago Chronicle
Rail
Federation Meeting
HB McOrmick
Lydia M’donald
John Wigton
Katy
and Young
E. McCormick
Bethlehem Church
James Mc
Cormick
Robe
Lydia McDonald
Ing
Is Alsked
Rev. F. O. Fannon
Knights and Ladies of Security
John L. Gold
Joseph Starr
B. R. Miller
J. H. Johnson
Lon Hughey
Theodore Creutzel
Mr. Wigton
M. Robb
William C. Otts
Martin
Tional Church
Homer, la
J. T
Otis
Emily A
Ton
E. F. Warren
Nebraska City, Neb
J. B. Wilcox
Chicago
Sentinel
Ghants
Postal Telegraph
Western Union
the Sentinel
Postal Tele
Graph Company
California
Philippines
Commerial
Pacific Cable Company
Gov
United States
Ance
Missouri Cities
Eldorado Springs
Fayette
Warrensburg
Lamy
R. L. Netherton
Philippine Islands
Netherton
Polly Bryant
Squire Rogers
Albert Bowman
Polly
Robbins Vs. Fowler
William Hayden, E. E. Williams
Sipelas
Recovery
George T. Menefee
Mile Road Road District
Clara Scheiner
Florence Hoffman
Miller
A. H. Heaton
Automobile
Rived
Frank Vollrath
Ed Burrowes
Arthur Geisenhower
East Fifth Street
Charles Mason
Lexington
Woodson Powell
Kinsey
Adam Ittel
J. E. Bouldin
M. Durrill
R. A. Moffit
Manila
F. W. Funk
Cooper County
Willian Williams
Sheriff Williams
al Blair
T. W. Hutler
North Moniteau Street
Willis
Fire Department
N. F. Finney
Faulhaber
West Broadway
John Goodfellow
M. O. Green
Smithton
Arlington Pharmacy
Irvin Gammell
Vincennes
Ind
P. R. Senabel
John W. Thomas
Plaintiff
George E. Dutcher
Longan
Scious
Longan’s
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