Appointments Announced and Rail Office Report
The passage notes continued appointments, payroll cuts, and idle railroad shop work amid a January appropriation limit. It cites a Missouri warehouse board report for year ending 1899 with grain car counts, receipts, shipments, and financials, including staff reductions and economies.
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Jefferson City
State Board of Railway and Warehouse Commissioners
Stephens
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
State Grain Department
Kansas City Jury Rewards Cook for Eye Injury in Train Sack Incident
A circuit court in Kansas City awards Chas S Cook $788 after being struck by a rope end from a train mail sack at Pleasant Hill causing loss of sight in one eye. The case cites a $10,000 demand and outlines other railway injuries and medical vaccination orders, including figures from Missouri Pacific baggage earnings and bonus knife distribution rumors.
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Chas. S. Cook
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Cook
Pleasant Hill
Railway career notices and expansion plans across lines
Mr Brownlee resigns after thirteen years with Missouri Pacific to join Grand Trunk railway at age 41, with a career path from Ohio and Mississippi to Union Pacific and Denver Rio Grande. Burlington Railway to spend nearly 2 million on Iowa track upgrades near Creston Murray with double tracks and new bridges. Kansas Midland plans extend from Wichita to Denison Texas over 250 miles with future Gulf coast access, funded by foreign capital.
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Brownlee
Grand Trunk Railway
Missouri Pacific
Ohio and
Mississippi
Union Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande
Laramie
Sedalia
Burlington
Iowa
Creston
Murray
Grand River
St. Louis
Wolff
Kansas Midland
Wichita
Denison
Tex
Gulf Coast
Tandem Team of Imperialism and Trains
A column notes rail workers and trains at Sedalia Missouri Pacific shops. Injured workers J B Kline and M V Christian are mentioned along with engine No 863 under repairs and fireman Ed Adams returning to work with a new Missouri meerschaum. The piece critiques trusts expansion and imperialism and recounts Lincoln’s warning on wealth concentration. It also reports Kansas City Democratic debate over ballot primaries for mayor and announces O M Spencer as a Missouri senate candidate to succeed West in 1993.
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Sweeney
J. B. Kline
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
George Neely
J. A. Davis
Franklin Junction
M. V. Christian
Ed. Adams
Chas. Hoffman
Lincoln
Ilinois
New Nation
Republic
Kansas City
O. M. Spencer
St. Joseph
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Missouri
Senator West
Fine Old Whiskeys Arrive From Bonded Warehouse
A large shipment of Hermitage and McBrayer whiskeys dated 1892 arrives, via G N Boutell at 309 Ohio Street, from a bonded warehouse.
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Hermitage
McBrayer
G. N. Boutell
Ohio St
Lumberman Henry Rugen Moves to Cole Camp
Henry Rugen who has run a Mora lumber yard for a year sold the business to William Fajen of near Lincoln. Rugen purchased several lots in Cole Camp from John Stadtherr and plans to build a home there. He expects to start a new business in Cole Camp next spring.
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Henry Rugen
Mora
Wm. Fajen
Lincoln
August Flower advertised as cure for indigestion and related ills
The ad touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for indigestion billiousness and related ailments claiming it cleanses the system regulates liver action and restores nerves and overall vitality. It notes rare doctors and lists sample bottles at A S McGowans and Otis W Sinitha.
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A. S. McGowans
Otis W. Sinitha
Job Printing Office For Sale In Sedalia
A complete job printing office with presses type and chases is for sale at a bargain in Sedalia. An old established and good paying business. Reason for selling the owner must devote attention to other matters. Address Printer care of the Sentinel.
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Sedalia
Buttermilk Soap Special at Harker Drug Co
A short term sale offers three boxes or nine cakes of Buttermilk Soap for 25 cents. The notice urges customers not to miss the opportunity and names Servant Harker Drug Co. as the seller.
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Servant Harker Drug Co
Rolsten’s Sale At Barrett’s Offers Fine Horses For Purchase
Buyer can join the front of the procession by purchasing a horse at Rolsten’s sale of fine horses at Barrett’s. The event promises quality stock and a chance to lead the parade with a trusted mount.
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Rolsten’s
Barrett's Re
Republicans Seek Kansas City State Convention
Local Republicans press for Kansas City to host the upcoming state convention, moving to secure venue support and mobilize delegates.
Barrett's barn sale offers pacing colts for buyers
A back and forth dialogue prompts readers to consider purchasing pacing colts at Barrett's barn sale. The exchange emphasizes a suggested action to attend and buy at the event, highlighting the sale as the focal point.
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Barrett
Meeting at Miki ICA hu M iN attended by Grand Master Miller
Grand Master Workman W. H. Miller of St. Louis likely to attend the A. O. U. W. lodge meeting tonight. Capt. O Connor and Lt. run through town. electric light distribution to start tomorrow. Ten hens stolen from Sam Floyd s hen house. An 11 pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jno R Berger. J M Cannon recovering from relapse of la grippe.
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Workman Miller
St. Louis
Jno. R. Berger
New York Avenue
Knights and Ladies of Security to Host Evening Event
The Knights and Ladies of Security plan an entertainment and impromptu program with dancing at the R. T. J. hall this evening.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
R. T. J. Hall
Ee Lamny Jr Indisposed for Several Days
Ee, Lamny Jr., has been indisposed for several days, with no public illness details provided. The report notes his condition without specifying symptoms or prognosis. Local observers await further updates from family or medical representatives.
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Ee, Lamny, Jr
Hardware dealer plan to buy stock in Warrensburg
Frank Hoffman travels to Warrensburg on Thursday to inspect a hardware stock for potential purchase and transfer to Sedalia. He aims to move the stock and establish a distribution path.
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Frank Hoffman
Warrensburg
Sedalia
Dr Dysart Treats All Diseases in Noted Practice
The advertisement touts Dr Dysart claiming to cure catarrhal bronchial lung stomach liver kidney and other complaints. It asserts over eleven years of extensive practice treating men and women successfully restoring health with emphasis on liver and kidney disorders skin conditions and female ailments.
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Dysart
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Taylor
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John Wricht
Barker
H. J. Smith
Katy
Lon V. Stephens
Cole Camp
JOB Office For Sale
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Meer Ting
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Marshall
Polices
O'Connor
Eighth
U. S. Cavalry
Sam Floyd
West
T. G. Price
J. M. Cannon
Manning S. Cowles
Rich Hill
Dan Clifford
West Sixth Street
Wild Hare
W. B. Russell
Will Hemphill
Don Reeves
Johnson’s
Metropolitan
Thos. Whittaker
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Sacred Heart Church
Father Neiberg
Harry Gilfoil
Reuben
Hoyts
China
DR. Dysart
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East Sixth Street
Sedaléa
Telephone
Rolstin
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