Federated Womens clubs Missouri elect new officers in Springfield
The Federated Womens clubs of Missouri held their third day session with Mrs. John A Allen presiding Mrs Laura K E Secammon of Kansas City was elected president along with several vice presidents recording and corresponding secretaries and directors The next meeting is planned for Springfield in November and the open session at Broadway Presbyterian church featured Mr Picard Mrs Scammon and musical numbers from Sedalia and St Louis with the Ladies Musical Club
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Springfield
J. A. Cary
Joplin
Salle Potter Sneed
Sedalia
John A. Allen
St Louis
M. Shepard
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Picard
Columbia
Sapt
Kirk
McClintock
Topeka
Scammon
Kansas City
Deane Cooper
WD. Steele
Jessie Smith
Ladies’ Musical Club
Sedalia Delegates Return Home and Election Notes
A portion of delegates departed on the noon train with Mr F A Sampson the sole male representative present Two Sedalia women won office this morning Election of officers drew unusual interest Ladies praised the Royal Tribe Hall as one of the finest in the state Visitors praised Sedalians for courteous hospitality Allen ex president offered a compliment on Mexico visit
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F. A Sampson
Sedalia
Royal Tribe Hall
the State
Chick Conrad and His Pug Dog at the Sicher Hotel Rotunda
Nearly all the traveling men who come to Sedalia know of Chick Conrad and his little pug dog. They are often seen in the rotunda of the Sicher hotel, providing amusement for weary travelers. An illustration will appear in next Sunday's Republic.
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Sedalia
Conrad
Chick
Tle
Postal Clerks Lifted From Sedalia in Transfer Plan
General Manager A. A. Allen of the Katy Railway discussed with C. W. Robbins J. C. Van Riper and Robert Gray the proposed move of Sedalia postal clerks to Kansas City. Allen pledged to block the transfer, warning it would disrupt a large amount of Kats mail.
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Ing
Messrs. C. W. Robbins
J. C. van Riper
Robet Gray
Reception Honoring The Colleen Bawn at Sedalia
Rev Father Healey hosted a large reception for Sedalia’s Colleen Bawn troupe after Wednesday’s benefit performance for St. Vincent de Paul. Guests enjoyed music, songs, recitations, and a fine supper with many featured performances and tributes by Miss Marguerite Cullinan Mr. Behr Mr. Koock and others.
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St. Vincent de Paul’s Church
Healey
Ing
Charles Koock
Mr. Corrigan
Tom Atkins
J. J. Reilly
Edna Reilly
Missouri Pacific shows rail increases at Knob Noster
The Gem notes Missouri Pacific business at Knob Noster rose from 1896 with car loads up 21 and tonnage 1 437 013 pounds. Office revenue last year reached 24 866 dollars, up 674 57 over the prior year. J W McClain, traveling passenger agent, aided Ackerman in preparing excursionists for Rock Island. Tex McClain is well regarded locally. Santa Fe adopts extended electric lighting for trains, including chair, dining, and coaches, soon to be in use.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Knob Noster
The
Gem
J. W. McClain
Missouri Pacific
Ackerman
Rock Island
Tex
Santa Fe
Hill's Business School Promises Fast, Low-Cost Training
Shorthand typing bookkeeping and other subjects taught in half the time and at less than one third the cost. Located over McLaughlin's furniture store on Ohio street. Stenographer training in three to four months. Terms five dollars per month. No extras.
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Hill’s
Business School
McLaughlin
Funeral for child of Mr and Mrs W B Van
The funeral for the little child of Mr and Mrs W B Van was held this afternoon at three oclock from the family residence at 811 East Fourteenth Street. The notice mentions the funeral and the family but includes an unrelated advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with refund policy.
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W. B. van Dyke
East Fourteenth Street
Drunk Man Falls on Sidewalk Near Siebe's Saloon
An elderly man, unable to give his name, toppled onto the sidewalk near Siebe's saloon and sustained slight injuries. He was carried to the calaboose for processing and care.
Marriage License for J Blockberger and Elizabeth Heinrich
The notice lists the marriage license issued today for J Blockberger of Cole Camp and Elizabeth Heinrich of Moniteau. The clipped text also presents an ad for a fake cold remedy and cautions readers about fraudulent products.
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M. J. Blockberger
Cole Camp
Eizibeth
Heinrich
Moniteau
Cheap Fuel Offers Coal and Wood at Local Yard
The ad promotes cheap coal including Whipple rich fon Leximeton and other soft coal grades. It also mentions Scranton anthracite and seasoned wood in cord and stove lengths. Additional offerings include feed, sewer pipe, vitrified building and fire brick. Yard 813 to 819 E. Third St downtown office 225 Ohio phone 43.
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Gene Bank Asler
Scranton
Third St
Ohio
Horrible Death Of W C Hoge Killed By Freight Train
Details describe severed body parts found 37 miles from the scene near Fulton Kansas. W C Hoge of Nevada identified by letters in clothes. Romance notes from wife and children found, suggesting a fatal misfortune on the Osage line.
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W.C. Hoge
Nevada
Fulton
Kas
W. C. Hoge
Fort Scott
Ecoroner
Josie Hoge
Papa
Kansas City
Hoge
Sedalia Social Roundup Includes Visits and Moves
Mrs KE Greene guests of friends in St Louis. W A Bovard of Kansas City in Sedalia. Mrs Will Debold and child visit from Clinton. Toole company staying at Sicher hotel. John R Kirke state schools chief in town. Fr F Combs and J W McClain arrive from east. Ernest Beyeler Kansas City tragedian visitor. Miss Annie Remington returns from Marshall. L P Andrews leaves for St Louis to reside. Ellis R Sath and R H Lukenbill in Kansas City on business. Percy Kennedy joins Union Stock Yards Dressed Beef in St Louis. Captain John M Glenn at Washington IA for sister’s death. Mrs Charles Williams and daughter return from Smithton. Mrs A L Lehr to Lacygne KS for month with mother. Marriage license issued to F R Paxton and Mary Burke Sedalia. Rev A H Barnes assists at Knobnoster Methodist meeting. W D Adams of Sedalia trips to Versailles for Eisenmayer Milling Co business.
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Will Debold
Little Child
Clinton
Toole Theatrical Company
Sicher Hotel
John R. Kirke
Sedalia
Fr. F. Combs
J. W. McClain
Ernest Beyeler
Kansas City
Percy Kennedy
Union Stock Yards Dressed Beef Company
St. Louis
John M. Glenn
Washington, Ia
A. L. Lehr
Lacygne
Kas
F. R. Paxton
Mary Burke
A. H. Barnes
Methodist
Knobnoster
W. D. Adams
Versailles
Eisenmayer Milling Co
Brief items from city events and court notes
Miss Margaret Johns recovers her lost watch. Fred Mack jailed for old gambling fine. Fines levied on two vagrants and a drunk in police court. Many Women’s convention delegates depart for home. Lon Tucker released after seven days for petit larceny. William Kelly fined for disturbing the peace. Women of First Baptist to host literary and musical. Capt. Gold reports arrival Sunday from Col. Strang. No fishing signs posted at muddy Ohio street pools. J E Toole at Wood’s Opera House tonight then at Ninth Street Theatre all next week in Killarney and the Rhine. Out-of-town friends attend Edwin Taylor’s funeral on No. 9. Mrs. Messerly hosts guests in honor of Mrs. Dana. Kansas City Star distributed free copies to women at the convention. Dr. John N Wrong marries Miss Tillie Bauer in a quiet ceremony.
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Lon Tucker
William Kelly
J. E. Toole
Wood’s
Opera House
Ninth Street Theatre
Killarney
The
Rhine
Edwin Taylor
Kansas City
Charles Messerly
West Third Street
Dana
Springfield
Kansas City Star
Missouri men named as additional commissioners for Omaha exposition
The list includes S A Stuckey of Carthage and W H Mansur of Chillicothe as Missouri commissioners. In Maryville a second hand Espeys store was robbed of seven watches seven revolvers two suits and other items. L L Dodson a Franklin Howar a county teacher born on the 13th is married and a May primary constable candidate.
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Misouri
Omaha Exposition
S A. Stuckey
Carthage
W. H. Mansur
Chillicothe
Maryville
Espey
L. L. Dodson
Franklin
Howara County
Railroad moves and city notes from Parsons to Omaha
Charles L. Taylor transacts business at Parsons. Ww. OHerin of the Katy visits Sedalia. General Manager Allen leads Katy officials en route to Texas. Burt of Union Pacific secures 49 acres in Omaha for yards. A New Haven waiter fined 75 dollars for breaking crockery into a railroad cut. George McDill resigns to promote a Santa Fe main line project. Wabash plans diverting east bound freight via M K T route to Hannibal and Chicago as trains run over the path.
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Charles L. Taylor
Parsons
Kas
Ww. O’herin
Katy
Allen
Sedalia
Texas
Burt
Union Pacific
Omaha
Council Bluffs
New Haven
Wabash
Hannibal
Chicago
To Cure a Cold Intone Day Take Laxative
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a claim they cure colds, citing a day of use and a price of 25 cents. The copy asserts genuineness and urges consumers to seek the genuine product.
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L. B
Local Classifieds Offer Goods For Sale And Rent
Coal from H B Wieman at 505 East Third street bargains on heating stoves and cook stoves clearance. Property for sale or trade a 65 acre farm with new house and orchard. Black Cat hosiery at Boston Store 506 Ohio street. Real estate for rent 8 rooms with cellar and barn at Tenth and Lamine board by Mrs A J Haun dress making at 718 East Fifth Street.
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Sentinel Office
Boston
Ohio Street
A. J. Haun
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Walter R. Dobbin
Whipple Coal Co
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Memphis
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Tipton
Alice Dugan
Rosa Pearle
F. D. Fisher
Women’s Federated Clubs
Hanmial
Jonathan Myers
Gilsonite Roofing and Paving Company
Mayor Hastain
Warsaw
Col
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Fulkerson
Warrensburg
Rhea S. McClure
Federated Womens’ Clubs
Star
KE. W. Greene
W. A. Bovard
Annie Remington
Marshall
L. P. Andrews
Ellis R. Sath
R. H. Lukenbill
Charles Williams
Smithton
Margaret Johns
Fred Mack
Capt. Gold
A. L. Strang
New York
John N. Wrong
John A. Wrong
Tillie Bauer
P. Hoffman
Spot Cash Store
West Main Street
George McDill
Horace G. Burt
United States
Klondike
H. B. Wieman
East Third Street
Ohio St
E. 5Th Street
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