Moberly's Joe Rice Named Railroad Commissioner
Special to The Sentinel from Jefferson City Jan 10 report Governor Stephens appoints Joe P. Rice of Moberly as railroad and warehouse commissioner to succeed the late Joe P. Herrington and foots Herrington's election expenses. The move follows a long Stephens Dockery conference and a dispute with Secretary of State Leseuer. Also named is Hon. J W Alexander of Gallatin to succeed Judge Broaddus. The Senate increases clerical staff to 120 amid party friction. Pan American exposition funds debated.
Opera Company Leaves After Weather Halts Performances
The Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Company abandons further shows here after rain and sleet cancel two matinees and a night performance. They pack trunks for Topeka. Sedalia would have welcomed them to stay. next on offer is Hoyt's A Brass Monkey Saturday night.
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Topeka
Sedalians
Bank Illness Delays Access to Safe at Houstonia
Walter F. Longan, cashier of the Bank of Houstonia, lies ill and unconscious, hindering bank operations as access to the vault becomes problematic. The Modern Brotherhood of America petitions Kansas City court to bar the rival American Brotherhood from using its name, claiming damages and misappropriation of its identity.
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Houstonia Bank
United States Court At
Kansas City
The
American Brotherhood
Married at Pueblo Miss Mae Ramsey Weds Beloit Man
Miss Mae Ramsey daughter of David Ramsey and Frank Tobey a Beloit Kas businessman united in marriage Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in Pueblo at the bride’s sister Mrs Keene 117 West Eighth Street Pueblo The couple will visit Pueblo before settling in Beloit Kas Ramsey a Sedalia native and Warrrensburg normal graduate.
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Mae Ramsey
Sedalia
Frank Tobey
Beloit, Kas
David Ramsey
Beloit
Kas
Keene
West Eighth Street
Pueblo
Cole
Mrs. Tobey
Double Wedding in Missouri at Rev. Grove Home
Two couples were wed at Rev. P. A. Grove’s home in Bunceton. William Crosswhite married Mary Harriett Guyer and George Turner married Dora Guyer. After the ceremony, receptions followed at both brides’ fathers’ homes near Prairie Home and southeast of Otterville. The piece notes the brides wear light gray broadcloth with pale blue accents.
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P. A. Grove
Bunceton
William
Ther
Moniteau County
Runaway Boy Recovered Near Clinton Depot
Officer Mason found 12 year old John Charleton shivering near the Katy depot while attempting to reach his grandmother on a Clinton area farm. The Kansas City boy had run away to travel to Clinton to stay with relatives.
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Ton
Katy
Kansas City
Kas
Clinton
No Evening Service at Epworth M E Church Tonight
No service will be held at Epworth M E Church tonight due to uncertain electric lights.
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Epworth M. E
Left Her Meal Ticket A Society Woman Falls at Car
A city episode this week recounts a prominent social woman dropping her meal ticket after a fall near a street car. The incident provides a lighthearted glimpse of public life and polite society in a moment of minor embarrassment.
Local theater sale and labor notices in Sedalia
A report covers a misread meal ticket tale at a home, Hoyt's Brass Monkey at the opera house with Miss Mazie Truttbull and the Chase Lister troupe, and a Sedalia Federation of Labor meeting noting carrier aid, garment workers' support, and new officers.
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Hoyt
Mazie Truttbull
Rev Myers Arrives for Short Visit and Gift to Church
The Rev L L Myers arrived in the city this morning for a brief stop with Rev F L Cook and friends on his way from Philadelphia to Fort Worth where he will resume his pastorate. Mrs Myers and Elsie visited her Cincinnati parents. He executed a deed donating property to East Broadway Christian church and the congregation gave thanks for the gift.
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Rev. L.L. Myers
City
Rev
F. L. Cook
Philadelphia
Fort Worth
Texas
Elsie
Cincinnati
Myers
East Broadway
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Joe Rice
Moberly
Herrington
Stephens and
Dockery
Gallatin
Broad
Dus
Gov. Stephens
House and Senate
Sentinel
Jefferson City
Stephens
J. W. Alexander
Cial District
Broaddus
Joe
P. Rice
Railroad
Joe P. Herrington
Mr. Rice
Mr. Herrington
Mrs. Herrington
Leseuer
Mrr. Leseuer
Tom Parks
Commis
Sion As
Senate
Davisson
Harrison
Hall
Buffalo
Farris
Reso
Lution
Bradley
St. Louis
the Sentinel’s
Opera Company
Per
Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Company
Reason of
Hoyt’s “A Brass
the Modern Brotherhood of America
Houstonia
Bank of
Walter F. Longan
Longan
Mr. Longan
the Modern Brotherhood of
Ameri
W. H. Kinley
Board of Direct
Ors
Modern Brotherhood
Hood
Iowa
Tipton
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Ohio
E.S. McClintock
A. B. Parker
J. J. Jones
A. G
Bers
Ing Lodge
Sedalta
Warrrensburg
Ramsey
the Sentinel
Miss Ramsey
Perous Wedded
Perry Wilson
Sweet Springs
Guyer
Grove
Otterville
Mrs. Crosswhite
Near Prairie Home
Illinois
Tatlow
Holden Enterprise
Waters
Peoria
Officer Mason
John Charle
Rollton, Mo
New England
Our City
Carrollton
Chas. H. Hoyt
Opera
Jonah
Charles A. Morgan
Pears
Messrs
Chase and Lister
Wood's
Chase-Lister Theater Company
Wood
Opera House
Federation of Labor
Elec
Clyde Patterson
Crat
Republic
the Retail Clerks
National Garment Workers’ Union
St. Louis Clothing Co
Organized Labor
Sedalia Federation of Labor
E. T. Behrens
Cigarmakers’ Union
O. H. Cue
Typographical Union
Roderick Gallie
Machinists’ Union
W. A. Clark
P. S. Jamerson
John Routen
Sergeant-At-Arms
Worcester
Brooklyn
Rev. Myers
Fort Worth, Texas
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