Mormon Sermon Sparked by Mormon Beliefs Incident at Sedalia Church
During the week of prayer at the M E church in Sedalia a stranger began to speak about Mormon beliefs. Pastor Rev Hill halted the talk declaring no Mormon should address his congregation. The incident followed earlier house visits by Mormon missionaries targeting women, described by the Sentinel as intrusive.
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M. E.,church, South
Clippinger
F. R. Hill
Utah
Hill
the Sentinel
Rev. Hill
Rey
The
Sentinel
Sedalia
Johannes Fails to Get Smith Building for New Store
Reports from Sedalia say N Johannes sought the Smith building, a three story brick on Ohio Street valued around 12000, for a new store and stock. later clarification claims A M Parks bought the Smith hardware building on East Main, with Parks as Sedalia Egg Co owner, leaving Johannes to pursue a location elsewhere.
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the Sentinel
A. M. Parks
Johannes
Smith Hardware
East Main
Ohio
Parks
Sedalia Egg Co
Smith Building
Rise of an Ex Sessional: F A Wann rises in railroads
F A Wann former Katy official now general freight agent for the Chicago and Alton at St Louis is profiled. Born in Market Hill Ireland in 1849 he came to the U S in 1869 and rose through rail operations. The article notes a separate Supreme Court ruling on a Katy railroad damage suit and reports Eureka Springs railway extension plans led by Scullin Kerens Bilkins Madill Clayton Brookings and Dr William.
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F. A Wann
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Emerald Isle
Market Hill
County Armaugh
Ireland
United States
Eureka Springs
Eureka _ Springs
Ark
Harrison
John Scullin
R. C. Kerens
S. B. Bilkins
George A. Madill
Powell Clayton
Robert S. Brookings
William
Stephens Says Lesueur Resignation Unlikely in State Office Clash
Kansas City January 10 Gov Stephens addresses Capt A A Lesueur resistance to resigning as secretary of state. He says removal is for the attorney general to decide, notes Lesueur's aid to Sam Cook's candidacy, questions political obligations, and warns a resignation could let him appoint a rival likely to defeat Cook at the convention while claiming wives as leverage.
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Kansas City
Gov. Stephens
Capt
A. A. Lesueur
Capt. Lesueur
Sam Cook
Cook
Secretary of State
Louis Julius Returns From St. Louis Foot Treatment
Louis Julius of 600 South Kentucky street came home today after five months in St. Louis receiving foot treatment. He underwent two operations during his period away, and his condition is noted as improving.
Soldier Triumph After Typhoid Siege and Return
A soldier recovering from typhoid fever and a siege is described as entirely cured upon returning home. He and his father express deep gratitude to Rev. Pfeiffer for valuable assistance during the misfortune.
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Rev. Pfeiffer
La Lettre dAmour Featured in Midwinter Post
The Saturday Evening Post presents La Lettre dAmour as its leading story in the Midwinter Fiction number. Set in London, the tale features an American girl, her mother, a Harvard man, and a Hungarian violinist, with illustrations by Howard Chandler Christy.
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Saturday Evening Post
Jefferson City Seeks Insanity Ruling for Fontaine Mahan
Jefferson City authorities pursue a court ruling that Fontaine Mahan, a boy arrested by Chief Prentice for check theft, be declared insane and sent to the Fulton asylum. This move follows the juvenile offender’s arrest and related proceedings.
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Jefferson City
Fontaine Mahan
Fulton Asylum
Mahan
Chief Prentice
Left Handed Fiddler Entertains at Elks Contest
Grocer Clark of Twentieth and Grand will compete in the Elks Old Fiddlers contest on January 19. He is left handed but plays a standard violin with strings reversed to his bowing, making his backward notation a mystery as he performs Arkansaw Traveler.
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Grocer Clark
Mrs Pemberton Dies in El Dorado Springs
Mrs J Judge Pemberton died yesterday at 11 am in El Dorado Springs Missouri. She and Judge Pemberton moved away seven or eight years ago. Judge Pemberton is now in Montana and was once mentioned for chief justice. They had three sons Warren a Missouri Pacific postal clerk Earl a dentist in St Louis and Will involved in Montana mines.
Melvin Improves. Smithton Farmer Hopes for Home Return
Tom Melvin, a young farmer brought from Smithton in sane condition, is improving and hopes rise that he may be sent home cured next week.
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Tom Melvin
Smithton
Appeal Taken in E. J. Kieszling vs Jackson Replevin Suit
The appeal of the defendant in the replevin action is filed in the court, referencing E. J. Kieszling against William R. Jackson. The record notes an appellate proceeding has begun.
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E. J. Kieszling
Wm. R. Jackson
Career Chronicle of a Railroad Official
A historical notice traces the career of a railroad clerk rising through major lines from the Union Pacific in Kansas City to chief clerk roles on the Leavenworth Lawrence and Galveston and the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe systems. It follows promotions to Missouri Kansas and Texas and later to the Indianapolis and St Louis Big Four route and related offices in Sedalia New York and St Louis. Hospital arrivals list patients from Missouri Pacific M K T and other divisions with ailments and injuries.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Wann
Missouri, Kansas
Sedalia
New York City
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Bee Line
Big Four
Ofafi' 40
Armour Packing Meat Trade For Boonville
The Katy handles meat for Boonville from Armour Packing Company of Kansas City. T. W. Dobyns files a $5,000 damage suit against Missouri Pacific at Nevada over his wife's death after a buggy accident on October 13 when a passing train frightened their horse. Machinist Charles Gorrell of the Missouri shops is unable to work due to a felon on his hand from past work. Rumor says Katy will publish a new time card soon including changes to passenger train No 21 departing Hannibal at 11 20 a.m. The governor dispute promptingly defended by T P Rixey state labor commissioner against M F Bradley.
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State Supreme Court
W. T. Fowler
M., K. & T. Railway Company
Fowler
Katy
Bangor
Kansas City
W. D. Atkinson
Supreme Court
Missouri Pacific
Nevada
Charles Gorrell
Missouri
Hannibal
Han
Helping Hand Hotel To Be Run By Salvation Army Band
The Salvation Army opens the Helping Hand hotel in Sedalia about January 20 with low lodging meals and baths and aims to house families. Ensign Lackey moves army quarters to the hotel hall and a Band of Love for children forms with Saturday meetings. Lieut Elgin explains his delayed commission due to care for aging grandparents and his aim to train further after winter.
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Tucker R. Elgin
Helping Hand
Sedalia
the Sentinel
Ensign Lackey
Army
Lieut
Elgin
Helping Hand Hotel
The
Sentinel
Salvation Army
Jefferson City
Miles G. Spencer
Spencer
Convention Adjourns After Labor Meeting
The convention adjourned after a labor meeting ending discussions on proceedings and next steps as delegates dispersed from the session.
Missouri Labor Federation Ends Ninth Convention
The ninth annual Missouri Federation of Labor adjourned at midnight after a productive three days in Sedalia. Dave L. Guyette was elected secretary treasurer, replacing E. B. Howard, and resolutions favored direct voter choice for U S senator and funding for the state fair. The meeting praised Sedalia, welcomed future visits, and noted Governor Stephens’ labor-friendly record amid internal feuds with Bradley, federation president.
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Stephens
M. F. Bradley
State Federation of Labor
Bradley
Free Employment Bureau
Howard
Missouri Federation of Labor
Jefferson City
Sentinel
Federation
United States
Dave L. Guyette
Public Employment Bureau
Kansas City
Askew Saddlery Co
Barber
Brotherhood of Railway
Federation of Labor
Revision Commission Sets February 1 Adjournment Date
The revision commission in session at Jefferson City ends its labors and fixes February 1 as the adjournment date. The second volume is in type and the last page of the volume has been completed. The remaining work is to prepare the index for the subject matter of the book.
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Revision Commission
Jefferson City
Columbia Stock Co. Delights Crowd With Weeklong Run
The Columbia Stock Co. drew a fair house last evening and will continue through the week with a 10-cent matinee on Saturday. Evening prices are now 10 and 20 cents.
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Columbia Stock Co
Capt Allen A Candidate For State Auditor
Capt. Albert O. Allen is a candidate for state auditor with endorsement from incumbent J. M. Seibert who currently holds the office.
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Capt. Allen
Albert O. Allen
State Auditor
J. M. Seibert
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H. H. Courtright
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Chicago and Alton
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Fiddler
Judge Pemberton
el Dorado
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enworth,Lawrence and
Galveston
Wards & Sons
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Abe Young
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Waco
Inter
Henry Simms
Extra Gang
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T. W. Dobyns
T. P. Rixey
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