Mormon Bible Denounces Polygamy Says No Plural Marriage
Long article outlines Mormon beliefs denying polygamy and recounts history around the Book of Mormon. It details Joseph Smith's origins, the discovery of gold plates, and the manuscript’s custody by George W. Schweich in Missouri. It mentions Whitmer, Cowdery, Pratt, and other figures and notes custodial interest by major institutions.
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Church of
Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Joseph Smith
David Whitmer
Salt Lake
Mormon
Moroni
Kansas City
George W. Schweich
Richmond
Schweich
Smith
E. B. Grandin
Palmyra
N. Y
Missouri
Mr. Whitmer
Oliver Cowdery
Col
T. J Childs
United States
Hankow
China
Utah
Whitmer
Col. Childs
Orson
Pratt
Emma Smith
Elder Pratt
Lewis Slaughter
Orson Pratt
John P. Casenbury
Ray County
Whitney
Sharon
Joseph
Martin Harris
Smithsonian Institution
Astor Library of New York
Field Columbian Museum of Chicago
Self Defense and Fatal Confrontation in Sedalia Case
The report describes a case where self defense is claimed after a fatal confrontation near Mitchell. A rent in a lawyer's breast and a constable's testimony about warnings are noted. E. E. Porterfield has been retained to defend Westlake, drawing local interest.
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Mitchell
Reed
Westlake
E. E. Porterfield
Large 1892 Hermitage and McBrayer Whiskey Shipment
G N Boutell reports receipt of a bonded warehouse cargo including Hermitage and McBrayer whiskeys dating from 1892 stored at 809 Ohio Street. The item emphasizes a substantial stock arrival and origin in bonded storage.
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Hermitage
McBrayer
G. N. Boutell
Ohio St
Job Office For Sale In Sedalia
Sedalia city notice describes a well established job printing office with complete presses and type for sale at a bargain. The seller is moving to focus on other matters, and interested buyers are asked to contact Printer care of the Sentinel.
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America
The
Sentinel
How D. W. Humphrey Died in Panay Island Charge
A Sedalia woman receives a letter from her husband in Company K Eighteenth Infantry describing the death of D. W. Humphrey of St. Louis and Captain O. B. Warrick during a hotly pursued engagement on Panay Island. The correspondent witnessed the fatal scene and provides a vivid account.
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M. A. Stryker
Sedalia
Eighteenth Infantry
Hughes
Panay
D. W. Humphrey
St. Louis
O. B. Warrick
Morris sells Cauliflower property in Arlington Heights
W. T. Morris sold the Cauliflower property in Arlington Heights with all modern improvements to the Widow Montgomery for 3000 dollars.
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W. T. Morris
Arlington Heights
Montgomery
Visiting relatives and local society notes from Dumpville
Special correspondence to the Sentinel from Dumpville Mo January 21 reports Mrs Cor dies and her little son visiting her brother Dan Sullivan. Many townsfolk named visiting Sedalia, attending a fiddlers contest, or aiding the sick. Services at the Christian church were well attended despite bad roads.
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The
Sentinel
Dumpville
Cordies
Little Son
Denver, Colo
Dan Sul
P. J
Mike Donohoe
Walter Farris
Sedalia
Dora Rider
Orion
Arlette Mayfield
Will Rider
John Reed
Mrs. Rodgers
Camp Branch
Goodknight
Christian Church
Johnnie Goodknight
J. T. Mayfield
Gerd. Muller
Cole Camp
Laura Rider
John Shriber
Amos Krisel
Donohoe & Sons
J. W. Coffee
D. M. Sullivan
P. J. Donohoe
M. Doherty
Windsor
Shumate
Blanch Collins
Mike Collins
Polly
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Forbes to be tried for trespass over Sedalia quarry dispute
Jas. 5. Forbes faces trial on January 25 for trespass linked to a contract dispute over a stone quarry southeast of Sedalia. Forbes asserts the right to work the site amid the quarrel.
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Forbes
Sedalia
Hill's Practical Business College Ad
Hill's Practical Business College invites pupils for stenography and bookkeeping, offering Gregg shorthand and budget bookkeeping, modern teaching methods, low terms, day school after January 1st, located at 405 416 Ohio Street upstairs. FOR RENT OR SALE Twenty acre farm on North Engineer Street with four room house barn and fruit. J C Welsh owner contact Mrs Maggie Clark city. FOR RENT Residence and barn at 601 West Fourth Street nine rooms modern conveniences. Rolston's trotting horses sale at Barrett's barn invites buyers.
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Gregg
Ohio Street
Engineer Street
J. C. Welsh
Maggie Clark
West Fourth Street
Jim Curran Treated After Masked Hand Injury
Jim Curran a former member of the Second Missouri is being treated at M K and T hospital here for a masked hand injury sustained while making a coupling at Hannibal.
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Jim Curran
Missouri
Hannibal
August Flower Claim in Historic Patent Medicine Ad
An old promotional notice touts Green's August Flower as the cure all for indigestion nervous prostration and head pains. It asserts August Flower cleans the system regulates the liver and restores vitality with a few doses. Sample bottles are offered at A S McGowan and Otis W Smiths.
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McGowans
Otis W. Smiths
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