Stockman Sam Cockrell shot at Twelfth and Montgomery
Sam Cockrell, a prominent Cooper county stockman and Duroc Jersey breeder from Otterville, was shot in the face by John Wilkerson as Cockrell tried to force entry to a home at Twelfth and Montgomery. Wilkerson said he fired after Cockrell forced the door. Cockrell was treated for a lower jaw wound and no arrest was made pending further developments.
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Cockrell
Cooper County
John Wilkerson
Twelfth and
Montgomery
Sentinel
Elks
Bill Cook
Cook
Fifteenth and Summit
Wilkerson’s
Wilkerson
Dillard
Love
Fice
James Wilkerson
Alice Townsend
Licklider’s Grocery
Sam Cockrell
Sedalia
Otterville
Calendar grows as April term nears with new cases
The criminal calendar expands with three new cases since Tuesday. Edgar Barry, held for April term trial, faces potential jail time or new bond. His former bondsmen surrender and are released. Artie Ralls and J H Baxter also jailed for April term trials. Baxter's bond set at $600. Police recovered most of ninety knives and razors stolen, with items found in the opera house and Boonville. a missing knife remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Barry
C. H. McWherton
Huckins Hotel
Artie Ralls
Opera House
Boonville
J. H. Baxter
Kansas City
George Wilhite
Missouri Pacific
Baxter
Citizens' Ticket Debate Prompts Democratic Protest
A Sedalia reader argues committees from both parties should not dictate a Citizens' Ticket. He urges submitting the question to primaries on March 3 and 4 to let plain voters decide office division without committee interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Bill Steele
Peter Stratton
Peter
Chafing Dish Party At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist women hosted a chafing dish party in the church parlors with Gertrude Fleischmann Lucille Hill Lucille Brown Edna Morris and Mabel Beiler at the dishes. Guests included Mrs George F Longan and Hall Frey party members from Whitesboro San Francisco Louisville and more. A cake guessing contest and prizes featured. musical numbers followed with several recitations. We want more work at Longan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Kennedy
George F. Longan
Hall-Frey
John L. Hall
J. J. Frey
Henrietta
J. J
Elizabeth Moss
Whitesboro
Sallie Brown
Sedalia Football Baseball Plans At Home For Holidays
Sedalia will open its season at home on May tenth with two home games on Decoration Day and the Fourth of July. Joplin will host one more Sunday game than Sedalia Fort Scott comes here on Decoration Day and Joplin on July Fourth. J. B. Roe lauds Sedalia's showing at the Nevada meeting and President Shively aims to bring the league under the National Association of Minor Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Sedalia
Fort Scott
DecOration Day
Shively
Pat Powers
National Association of Minor Leagues
Jimmie Manning
Charlie Nichols
Missouri Valley
Kansas City
Tilden Birthday Celebration Draws Democratic Leaders
New York hosts a Saturday night event honoring Samuel J. Tilden with read letters from Cleveland Bryan Rourke Cochran and David B. Hill. Hill praises Tilden as a reformer who fought corruption and promoted honest politics. Bryan and Cleveland offer reflections on democratic steadfastness and party principles amid 1904 tensions. Ex Gov Pattison Edward M Shephard and Rep De Armond also spoke to the gathering.
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David Bennett Hill
Tilden
New York City
Cleveland
Gov. Pattison
New Jersey
Edward M. Shephard
New York
Congressman de Armond
Missouri
Anniversary of Ritchie Tent K O T M Draws Large Crowd
The first anniversary of Ritchie Tent No 152 K O T M was celebrated at Assembly hall with a large audience. Hon H B Shain opened with an address reviewing the past year. The program featured mandolin trio Miss Kuhn soprano Mrs H McGugin vocal solo Beulah Harris Rag-ama-la Theo Dreutzel Elvira Jones and Brown Harris followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Hall
Ritchie
H. B. Shain
Misses Kuhn
Mrs. H. McGugin
Beulah Harris
Theo
Dreutzel
Elvira Jones
Brown Harris
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Promises Swift Service
A local laundry shop in Sedalia advertises rapid cleaning and pickup options aiming to attract busy customers. The notice emphasizes convenient hours and dependable turnaround, inviting residents to try the service at their storefront.
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Longan
Sedalia
Camille Tonight at the Theatre with the Shannon Family
The Shannons present Camille with Ada Lorene Shannon as Camille and Hazel and Harry Shannon in a double singing and dancing specialty. A matinee at 2:30 tomorrow promises elegant costumes and strong performances. Tomorrow night they reprise All a Mistake with the cake walk encore.
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Camille
Shannons
Shannon
Ada Lorene Shannon
Little Hazel
Harry Shannon
Harry
Coldicure Cures Cough at Bard's Drug Store
Pleasant tasting Coldicure is advertised as a remedy that cures any cough and is available at Bard's drug store.
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Bard’s
Ford Gets The Job In Sedalia Railroad Plant
Mr. E G Ford of Sedalia succeeds Mr Harry Whitney as foreman of the Missouri Pacific roundhouse in Sedalia. R E Whitney, long time assistant, resigns. Ford comes highly recommended for the appointed position.
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Messrs
Harry
R. E. Whitney
Missouri Penitentiary
E. G. Ford
Sedalia
Harry Whitney
Ford
Bard's Drug Store Offers Manicure and Toiletry Items
A short note announces Bard's Drug Store stocking a full range of manicure supplies and toilet articles for personal care. Customers may find nail care sets, scissors, emery boards, lotions, and grooming essentials in stock.
And the Girl Declares She Was Only Joking
Ed Bales of the Pauline neighbor hood tried to obtain a license for himself and Miss Katy Huckabay daughter of Eph Huckabay in Pauline. The recorder refused noting Miss Huckabay was underage. Parents are incensed. the girl says the promise to Bates last Sunday was a joke.
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Ed. Bales
Pauline Neighborhoo
Katy Huckabay
Eph. Huckabay
Recorder’s Office
Miss Huckabay
Pauline
Bates
Glanders Hit Vandalia Mule Herd
J W Lewellen of Vandalia Missouri lost four mules to glanders after a state veterinary exam ordered killing. Seven were suspicious and twenty one held for developments as quarantine measures and heavy losses valued around five thousand dollars.
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J. W. Lewellen
Vandalia
Coldicure Named Best Cough Medicine by W. E. Bard Drug
Coldicure highlighted as top cough remedy by W. E. Bard Drug Company in a promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Conductor Chas A Goodyear at coroner's inquest
Conductor Chas A Goodyear and brakemen A Antoine A Hawkins and engineer Berkheimer attended the coroner's inquest on Thursday.
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Chas. A. Goodyear
A. Antoine
A. Hawkins
Berkheimer
Frances Willard Memorial Observance in Sedalia
A Sedalia W C T U special program honors Frances Willard with an original paper by Mrs Powers a speech by Hon E E McClellan and musical selections by Mesdames Moore Whitney and others Col Van B Wisker will read a commemorative poem G L Coleman returned from California after attending her mother Mrs Hardy's funeral joined by S J Coleman of Pilot Grove.
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Sedalia
G. L. Coleman
California
Hardy
S. J. Coleman
Pilot Grove
Edith Vernon Ingram and Willie Woodward Feature in Carthage Democrat
Edith Vernon Ingram daughter of Mrs Ingram and Willie Woodward are highlighted in a recent Carthage Democrat column, noting their remembrance and connection to the community.
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Edith Vernon Ingram
Missouri Pacific General Superintendent D Hardy Visits
General Superintendent D Hardy of Missouri Pacific was in the city Thursday and returned to St Louis that afternoon in his private car Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hardy
Missouri Pacific
City
St. Louis
Magnolia
Corn razors trailing herd through Sedalia to Marshall
James L. Jobe of Eldon led a herd of 125 cattle through Sedalia on Wednesday en route to Marshall where they will be pastured for the winter.
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James L. Jobe
Eldon
Sedalia
Marshall
Elegant manicure scissors at Bard's drug store
A display features a stylish line of manicure scissors offered at Bard's drug store. The item list highlights precision blades and compact handles aimed at everyday grooming.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Ed Cartwright Sickness Confines Huckins Bar Owner
Ed Cartwright of the Huckins bar is confined to his room with illness and Henry Klinck serves as bartender in his absence.
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Ed Cartwright
Huckins
Henry Klinck
Mrs Walker of Montserrat Visits Estate Administrator
Mrs Anne Walker of Montserrat arrived yesterday on business connected with the estate of her late husband Wellington Walker for whom she acts as administratrix.
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Anne Walker
Montserrat
Wellington Walker
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Cille Hill
Lucille Brown
Edna Morris
Mabel Beiler
Nina Harris
Clara Scheiner
Texas
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San Francisco
Cal
Frances Smith
This City
Jane Ware
Marian Elvira Jones
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H. Pratt
A. W. Perry
J. A. Ware
Harry Hawkins
Mont Poteet
Fred Bush
Robert Smith
Susan Rosse
Mattie Trancy
Louisville, Kyv
Loueva Longan
Longan’s
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J. B. Roe
Baseball
Tion
Medalia
Roscoe Parmerlee
Versailles, Mo
David Sterne
Elmer Lower
Pettis County
William Satterwhite
Harriett Lyon
Les Amis Club
Charles Rockwell
East Fifth
C. M. Rathburn
Missouri Pacific Lines
Kansas
Nebraska
Atchison
Queen City Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
East Fifth Street
Samuel J. Tilden
Cleveland, Bryan, Rourke
Mr. Tilden
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Desire
Sedalian
Jefferson City
Dalia
Frances Willard
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