Missouri Pacific Wreck At Etlah Triggers Rail Brings Officials
Readable account notes a Missouri Pacific wreck at Etlah on Saturday night caused by engineer William Maze falling asleep. Damage to engines 1102 and 1215 estimated at 1300 and cars 1400 with several injured including Aull, Robinson, and Shannon. Traffic diverted, wrecking crew arrived by 4, reporters aboard, and a calendar release issued by the company.
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Missouri Pacific
Etlah
Wills
Aull
Lexington
Elijah Robinson
Kansas City
Joseph B. Shannon
Jackson County
Wabash Tracks
Katy
St. Louis
James A. Reed
Frank Hagerman
Attorney Jewell
Fred Bullene
Walter Evans
Judge Robinson
Hospital Arrivals
A list of injured workers and staff arriving at a hospital, including J. Y. Miller stenographer from Denison Ira Shipp section laborer from Alvarado J. W. Morrow extra gang from McAlester and others. Names include J. Shriver Mason Nobles Dennis Gunn John Deamus Terrell Kofford Will Foster J. F. Russell J. T. Traylor Stout W. T. Ehle and J. A. Johnson with roles from several towns.
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J. Y. Miller
Denison
Ira Shipp
Alvarado
J. W. Morrow
McAles
J. Shriver
Greenville
Mason Nobles
Extra Gang
Ravenna
Dennis Gunn
John Deamus
Terrell Kofford
Caney
Will Foster
J. F. Russell
Extra
Jefferson
J. T. Traylor
J. Stout
Bridgeman
Wirth
W. T. Ehle
Muscogee
J. A. Johnson
Dining car service planned for Missouri Pacific trains
Three dining cars are under construction at the St. Louis shops for the Missouri Pacific. They will be placed in service on trains No 1 and No 2 between here and St Louis about February 1.
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Allen
Katy
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Here
Train No 106 derailment near Pleasant Green
The Katy engine tender and a box car of train No 106, under Conductor Goodyear, derailed this morning two miles north of Pleasant Green and toppled into the ditch. The wrecking crew departed with details unavailable.
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Katy
Pleasant Green
Goodyear
Track Cleared After Morning Incident No Injuries Reported
Morning incident led by Roadmaster Peter Rockwell. track cleared in about two hours with no injuries.
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Peter Rockwell
Push your bundle work to the Sedalia Steam Laundry
A terse directive urges submitting bundles to the Sedalia Steam Laundry at the start of each week. The note emphasizes timely processing and routine weekly action for laundry handling.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Heinze hosts lavish Butte dinner dance for Watsen party
In Butte Montana F A Heinze entertained guests at a Broadway bachelor quarters dinner dance in honor of Mr and Mrs D H Watsen of Bremen. Watsen a shipping magnate backed Heinze in his fight against Amalgamated. Diamonds tiaras and costly flowers defined the evening as society elite watched the German backer and his entourage.
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Broadway
Paris
New York
D. H
Watsen
Bremen
Heinze
Amagamated
Butte
Heinze Company
E. W. Harney
District Bench
Otto Heinze
F. Heinze
Stubblefield Appeals His Integrity From Prison Letter
E J Stubblefield now imprisoned for aiding James West in the Lexington train hold up protests that recent reports misrepresented him. He asserts repentance and forgiveness, vows to live honorably, and thanks supporters while urging fair treatment and space for his letter in The Sentinel.
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James West
Lexington Branch
Manicure and Toilet Supplies Featured at Bard's Drug Store
Bard's Drug Store offers a full range of manicure and toilet essentials. Shown is a selection of cosmetics, soaps, lotions, and grooming tools for personal care.
Second Regiment Ball Program at Liberty Park Hall
The Second Regiment band presents a dance program for the evening at Liberty Park Hall. It lists dances and participating unions or crafts including Waltz Federation of Labor and Two-step Cigarmakers, with entries for Garment Workers, Clerks, Painters, Boilermakers, Rye Brewery Workers, Carmen, Blacksmiths, Barbers, Railway Clerks, Machinists, Conductors, Printers, Tucker Ladies' Auxiliary, and extras by A F of M.
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Second Regiment
Liberty Park Hall
Waltz
Federation of Labor
Schottische
Garment
L. F
Carmen
Newport
Tucker
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of ER
Bard's Drug Store Sells Corn Razors In Full Line
A Bard's drug store features a complete line of corn razors for household use. The display highlights several models available for customers seeking relief from corn discomfort.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Knob Noster Gem Cartoonizes Hunters Like Poor Marksman
Roving depiction mocks Sedalia shooters who chase a festive rabbit yet fail to hit, claim they puncture only air. The piece labels them as dead game in other sports, though their aim misses the hare.
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Sedalia
Elegant Manicure Scissors Sold At Bard's Drug Store
A stylish pair of manicure scissors is showcased at Bard's Drug Store illustrating a broad selection of grooming tools available to shoppers. The item highlights consider quality finishes and affordable pricing for everyday use.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Coldicure Cures Cough at Bard's Drug Store
Pleasant to take and advertised as a remedy for any cough, Coldicure is offered at Bard's Drug Store with the claim of effective relief. The notice emphasizes ease of use and local availability for patrons seeking cough relief.
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Bard’s
Kirk on the School Fund and Missouri Tax Debate
A Republican reader sends a view on the constitutional amendment proposing a 6 percent annual school tax with a 1 percent monthly penalty for delinquency. The note argues this would accrue interest on state debt totaling four to six million dollars and seeks voter understanding before the general election.
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Sentinel
Editor Sentinel
Jefferson City Press
Kirk
Missouri
Coldicure hailed as top cough remedy by Bard Drug
ColDicure described as the best cough medicine from W. E. Bard Drug Company.
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W. E. Bard Drug Company
A Fortunate Farmer
The Smithton Sunbeam notes Ex-Judge Clark of Pettis county as a wise farmer who bought 20 000 bushels of corn at 25 to 30 cents and stored it. Now with droughts past, he sells to neighbors at 75 cents a bushel, likely earning about ten thousand dollars on the investment.
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Smithton Sunbeam
Clark
Pettis County
Sneed Accepts Call At East Liberty Church
The Rev. Frank W. Sneed of Washington and Compton Avenue Presbyterian Church St. Louis has accepted the East Liberty Presbyterian Church Pittsburg call. He may assume charge early in February. East Liberty is one of the citys largest and most influential churches.
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Pittsburg
Frank W. Sneed
Washington and Compton Avenue Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
East Liberty Church
Daniel Ray Dies At 80 In Morgan County
Daniel Ray, respected farmer and longtime Morgan county resident, died at his home four miles southwest of Versailles on Thursday evening. He was 80 years old.
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Daniel Ray
Morgan County
Versailles
McDonald Sues Bates County Over Court House Fees
George E. McDonald sues Bates County for 1800 dollars claiming the county owes him as architect and superintendent of the new Butler courthouse.
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George E. McDonald
Bates County
Butler
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Frank
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William Steers
Hannibal
Burlington
C. C. Kuntzler
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
A. A. Baker
Katy Tin Shop
Johnson
Montana
F. A. Heinze
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