National Fanciers and Breeders Exhibition Opens in Chicago
The tenth annual National Fanciers and Breeders exhibition began in Chicago on January 22. It claims to be the largest and most interesting yet, with record entries and a wide display of prize classes. Prominent breeders of poultry pigeons cats and other pets are represented. Prizes and exhibits include feed incubators and poultry-raising appliances for the week-long event.
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Chicago
Ill
National
Fanciers’ and Breeders’ Association
Two New Saloon Cases Reported
Patsy Sullivan and Will DeBold were arrested this morning by Constable Chaney on a charge of violating the Sunday closing law by disposing of intoxicants yesterday.
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Patsy Sullivan
Will DeBold
Constable Chaney
Gash Grocers Offer Kelley’s Best Flour Deal
Gash Grocers advertise Kelley’s Best First Class Hard Wheat Flour in a Sedalia sale. A 50 lb sack is priced at 1.15 for this week only, rising to 1.55 after. The firm notes guaranteed satisfaction and aims to wholesale to merchants and boarding houses.
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Kelley
Sedalia
Railroads tighten drink rules lure photographers spotters
Corbin Kentucky January 22 With cameras employed by railroads to curb drinking among workers twenty Parsons Kansas MKT line employees were discharged for visiting saloons after a camera fiend photographed them in saloons and used the images as evidence. Louisville and Nashville and Chicago terminals run spotter operations to enforce sobriety while railroads report reduced Pullman travel since Pennsylvania scrapped passes.
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Wea
Gary
Louisville and Nashvile
Chicago
M K and T Railway To Inaugurate Fast Mail Service
On February 1 the M K and T railway will inaugurate a new fast mail service leaving Parsons Kansas daily to connect with Friscos new fast mail at Vinita Oklahoma. The plan came after a Katy Frisco and St. Louis Business Men's league visit to Postmaster General Cortelyou. The train will move mails to Dallas and Fort Worth ten hours earlier and to Houston Galveston and San Antonio twenty four hours earlier. Cars are being fitted at the new shops and will be ready by service start.
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Houston
Galveston
San Antonio
George Westinghouse Jr Earns Apprentice Post at East Pittsburg
George Westinghouse Jr son of the famed inventor enters his father's Westinghouse Airbrake plant as an apprentice in East Pittsburg Pa He is Yale educated and among hundreds of other apprentices carries his lunch in a tin pail and wears plain clothes with no special privileges
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George Westinghouse, Jr
Westinghouse
East Pittsburg
Yale
Pullman Car passes to be abolished under advisement
Pittsburg January 22 The Pullman Car company is considering issuing an order to abolish passes. The plan may be promulgated once trunk lines prove traffic can run without free transport for thousands of politicians and their friends. Local agents say passes have been restricted and only prominent congressmen and politicians have received transportation.
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Pittsburg
Pullman Car Company
Pullman
Houses of Congress
Railways and Engineers in the Midwest and Beyond
Missouri Pacific and Katy crews swap shifts as W H Senior moves to switchman duties. Colorado Midland’s John Mockbee visits family. Chicago Indianapolis and Evansville survey Owensboro bridge risk as Evansville balks at terminals. Erie tests tunnel exhaust with a Buffalo Forge fan system. Des Moines joins Iowa Transfer Railway with 300000 capital to create a shared transfer yard. Transcontinental rail rates face possible readjustment amid Cuba tourism and summer promos.
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John Mockbee
Colorado Midand Railway
J.B. Mocklee
Chicago, Indianapolis and
Evansville
Ohio River
Owensboro
Will Faust
Iron Mountain Railway
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Chicago
Northwestern
Iowa Transfer Railway
Des Moines
East Fifth
East Ninth Streets
Burlington
Rock Island
Western Lines
Transcontinental Association
Cuba
Pacific Coast
Bloody Sunday Observances Spark Socialist Meetings Abroad
Across St. Petersburg Brussels Toronto and Boston small gatherings mark the Bloody Sunday anniversary. Police suppress open demonstrations while socialist groups hold meetings to hear speeches and raise funds for Russian revolutionary causes.
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St. Petersburg
Boston Socialists to Hold Faneuil Hall Meeting
In Boston on January 22 under Socialist auspices a gathering is set at Faneuil Hall to honor Bloody Sunday, protest Russian Jewish slaughter, and raise funds for Russian revolutionaries. Attendees include many fugitive Russians and several noted speakers.
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Boston
Mass
Faneuil Hall
Russia
Labor unions march in New York Bloody Sunday parade
Nearly two hundred labor unions joined a midday parade in New York City to mark Bloody Sunday. An evening mass meeting is planned to raise funds for Russian revolutionists fighting for liberty.
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New York
Socialist event marks Bloody Sunday anniversary in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Socialists in Cincinnati and vicinity plan a mass meeting this evening to commemorate Bloody Sunday the start of the Russian revolution. Prominent Socialist speakers will attend and proceeds are to be sent to the revolutionary committee in Russia.
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Toronto
Ont
Russia
Cincinnati
Revolutionary Committee
Sedalia Markets Cereal and Breadstuffs Price List
Market prices list cereals and breadstuffs with quantities and per unit costs. Also shows hay, potatoes, flours, poultry, and fowl prices. Note final line advertises Foley's Honey and Tar at Arlington pharmacy for throat and lung cures.
Sedalia Business Men’s Club Membership Agreement
Agreement to enroll as a member of the Sedalia Business Men’s Club with a $1 initiation fee and monthly dues for twelve months. Member commits to promote the club and city interests, attend meetings, and assist officers, committee, or Sentinel as required.
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Sedalia
Business Men's Club
Personal notes from Sedalia social column visits
The column lists numerous visits and travels of local residents and guests. John McLaughlin recovers from illness. Miss Myrtle Blocher returns from St Louis. S A D Curtis visits from Lamonte. Dr S Celly visits Knob Noster. Miss Hattie Gress back from Kansas City. Clay Goode arrives from St Louis. Wesley Darden leaves for St Louis. Major Emmett Newton visits Sedalia. W E Files hosts visitors from Lamonte. Mr and Mrs C E Emmert return home. Miss Netti Kennedy returns from St Louis. Miss Estella Lee leaves for Lexington after visiting her brother Will Lee. Mamie and Nellie Carroll depart for Houston to visit their father Charles Carroll. George F Olendorf returns from St Joseph. Prof A G Norris visits parents at Lamonte. Miss Ermine Beck returns from Clinton. W S Allen is ill. Lon Burrowes covers. P Dobel departs for Texas. plans Fort Worth visit with daughter Mrs M R Anderson. Phone 144, Taylor's Transfer.
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Wesley Darden
Leff
St. Louis
Emmett Newton
Spripefield
W. E. Files
Lamonte
Sediaia
C. E. Emmert
Netti Kennedy
U+ circuit
Estella Lee
Leeton
Lexington
Will Lee
Mamie
Nellie Carroll
Houston
Texas
Charles Carroll
George F. Olendorf
New Sedalia
St. Joseph
A. G. Norris
D. S. Norris
Vamonte
Ermine Beck
Clinton
W. S. Allen
The
Democrat
Lon Burrowes
Capital News
P. Dobel
Fort Worth
M. R. Anderson
Taylor
Masonic Lodge Hold Special Meeting Tonight
Granite lodge No. 272 A F and A M meets at 7 20 tonight in special communication for second degree work. All Master Masons are invited. Geo E McNeil W M S M Hodges Secy.
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Granite Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Stockmen in Convention Opens at Illinois College
Charleston Illinois January 22 annual convention of corn growers and stockmen of the state opens at the College of Agriculture University of Illinois. Daily meetings will discuss practical farming topics with lectures and demonstrations. J E Meatheringham Camp Point president and Fred W Lodage Springfield secretary. Exhibits of implements stock and dairy products attract attention.
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Charleston
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
J. E. Meatheringham
Camp Point
Fred W. Lodage
Springfield
Sedalians Arrive in San Antonio Guests at Menger Hotel
Sedalia residents W H Powell Doctor W J Ferguson and J West Goodwin arrived yesterday in San Antonio at the Menger hotel, after being thanked by the Sentinel for a copy of the San Antonio Daily Express.
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W. J. Ferguson
The
Sentinel
San Antonio, Texas
Daily Express
W. H. Powell
J. West Goodwin
Sedalia
Menger Hotel
Rew Pump Arrives for Sedalia Water Works
The Sedalia Water and Light Company receives a 2,400,000 gallon daily pump from Ludlow Dunn Gordon. Arrival occurred Sunday with unloading starting today at the Thirty-second street crossing on the Warsaw line. Expert Mr. Brake arrived to install the pump, costing $4590 after completed foundation work.
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Sedalia Water and Ligit Company
Thirty-second Street
Warsaw
Brake
Ludlow-Dunn-Gordon Company
Letts Sells MCCO Coffee Fresh Roasted Daily
W. J. Letts advertises MCCO Coffee roasted fresh each day. The promotion emphasizes daily fresh grounds and ready brews for customers seeking aromatic, high quality coffee.
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W. J. Letts
MCCO
Mayme Jackson Fined and Jailed for Disturbing the Peace
Mayme Jackson was arraigned in Justice N. H. Rogers court after a ruling that the disturbance constituted a flagrant violation. A $50 fine was imposed along with a six month jail sentence.
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Mayme Jackson
Court of Justice
N. H. Rogers
Bowers Still In Office As Term Expires
The coal oil inspector’s office in Sedalia remains occupied by Joe Bowers, appointed four years ago, though today marks the end of his term. Governor Folk has not yet named a successor due to an oversight.
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Sedalia
Joe Bowers
Folk
The Story Hour at the Library on Franklin Tales
Miss Shultz led a Saturday morning session at the library sharing Benjamin Franklin stories. She described his boyhood feats like swimming on his back and flying a kite, becoming a printer at fourteen, and later shaping electricity, inventions, and civic institutions in Philadelphia.
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Miss Shultz
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Watercolor Exhibition At Library Shows Student Work
Watercolor pieces from various grades were on display at the library this past week and will remain for several days. A new reference set Warner's Library of the World’s Best Literature in 45 volumes was added, featuring biographical sketches and selections from ages and nations. It includes a songs and lyrics volume, synopses, and a comprehensive index. A lecture by Dr. Hillis sparked interest in Oliver Cromwell with works by Carlyle Hood Morley Becken and Roosevelt cited in relation to Cromwell.
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Warner
Oliver Cromwell
Hillis
Carlyle
Cromwell
Hood—tife
Lord—Beicen
Strangers Demand Food From Residents In City
A tall slim Black itinerant man, unknown in the city, visited homes around Twelfth and Washington streets on Saturday asking for food. In the evening he returned with a white man and another Black person, pressed for meals at Mrs. J. W. Clum’s home, was refused, and fled as police searched for him.
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J. W. Clum
South
Washington Street
Clem
Aecail
Timely Topic Warns About Foley's Honey and Tar
A Arlington pharmacy notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds. It claims quick cure and prevention of serious results during the cold season.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Heroine Maud Titus Awarded 2500 For Heroic Rescue
Pittsburg report notes Miss Maud Titus of Newark, N J, received 2500 in cash from the Carnegie fund to complete her education in addition to a silver medal. She saved her friend during the 1904 yacht wreck off Casco Bay Maine after the Romance overturned. Laura Reifsnyder, her music teacher, had appealed to the fund.
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Maud Titus
Newark, N. J
Carnegie Fund
Ine
Newark
N. J
Titus
William Titus
Casca Bay
Yarmouth
Maine
Laura Reifsnyder
East Orange
Romance
Boy’s Life Saved by Foley’s Honey and Tar Claim
Winchester Indiana resident C W Lynch reports his son suffered membranous croup but found relief after a single dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar. He urges others to refuse substitutes and notes the product is sold by Arington.
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Foley
Arington Pharmacy
Justice Court Docket Reports Small Thefts and Fines
In Justice D Kinsey court Richard Marshall a hotel porter at the Majestic was sentenced to ten days for petit larceny after admitting stealing 2.60 dollars from Eva Deil proprietress. J F Counce was fined one dollar and costs for assaulting Mary Rattler. John Cowhig received five days for disturbing the peace at the Royal Tribe of Joseph building elevator bay Saturday night.
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D. Kinsey
Richard Marshall
Majestic
Marshall
Eva Deil
J. F. M Counce
Mary Rattler
John Cowhig
Kinsey
Royal Tribe of Joseph
Foley Honey and Tar Sold by Arlington Pharmacy
Do not be deceived by substitutes for Foley's Honey and Tar. Arlington pharmacy sells the genuine product.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Stockholders Meeting Postponed in Sedalia
The stockholders meeting of the Sedalia Water and Light Company has been postponed due to the absence of Mr. L. P Andrews. A new date will be decided later.
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L. P Andrews
Sedalia Water and Light Company
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Pennsylvania
Furman
Katy
Royal Baking Powder
P. O. Waixer
Missouri Pacific
W. H. Senior
Brussels
Sedalia Markets
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Iztec
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Iesigar
the Sentinel
John McLaughlin
Myrtle Blocher
S. A. D. Curtis
Dr. S. Celly
Knob Noster
Miss Hattie Gress
Kansas City
Clay Goode
Masonic
Geo. E. McNeil, W. M
M. Hodges, Sec’y
Water Company
Bowers
the Story Hour
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Roosevelt
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C. W. Lynch
Winchester, Ind
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Chicago, Ill
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