Lookout News Briefing from Lookout Missouri
The Rev Norman Philips begins a year as Memorial church pastor with an introductory sermon. Local health notes report grippe prevalent and smallpox vaccination efforts continue as families deal with illness. Grandma Cregg, aged 83, dies at her Pettis County home after long illness. funeral at Hopewell church.
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Lookout
Norman Philips
Memorial Church
Duke
Scawabe
Smithton
Dukes
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Visit Sedalia
Carrie Nation advocates temperance activity in Kansas and plans to move into Missouri after stamping out joints in Kansas. The statement outlines a touring campaign against saloon districts with continued widespread outreach.
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Kansas
Missouri
Charles Mc Auliffe Tailoring and Cleaning
When you want clothing repaired cleaned or pressed go to Charles Mc Auliffe at the northeast corner of Second and Massachusetts streets. It will be done right and reasonably New clothing also made to order Give him a call.
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Charles McAuliffe
Second
Massachusetts
Rockville man loses third child to scarlet fever outbreak
Lee Huff of Rockville, formerly Lamonte and husband of Carrie Wilson, died from scarlet fever last week as the town enforces a quarantine to halt the epidemic.
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Lee Huff
Rockville
Lamonte
Carrie Wilson
McGrew Coal Co Announces Electric Lump Price
To further introduce our celebrated Electric Lump, will sell it at 3.00 per ton. McGrew Coal Co., tel 272.
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McGrew Coal CO
For Sale Bay Horse With Buggy And Harness
Six year old bay horse in excellent condition with buggy and harness. Inquiries at 117 East Tower Street.
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East Tower Street
Mary Cooper Accused Of Cash Theft From Employer
Mary Cooper a colored woman accused of stealing thirty eight dollars from her employer Mrs Arthur's poultry business as reported in court records. The Sen tinel notes justice administered in broken doses with details from local court and records.
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Mary Cooper
Local Crime and Police Briefs From The Cherokee Nation Area
A string of minor crimes and court actions is reported. Includes a woman charged with stealing $38 from Mrs. J. McArthur, with $10 later found for a lawyer, a $200 bond set for Monday, and arrests of Biff Worth and George Laxton for thefts. Mrs. Ed Bailey, colored, jailed seven days for stealing a lap robe from Rev. Hunt’s buggy. An employee on Fifth and Osage Streets investigated.
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Newbill
George Laxton
Cameron
Ed Bailey
Rev. Hunt
Jeffries Rublin Bout Planned in Cincinnati February 15
Cincinnati advices confirm the Jeffries Rublin fight set for February 15 in the city despite opposition from clergy and politicians. Mayor Julius Fleischmann approved Saengerfest Athletic Association permits for two sparring matches at the Saengerfest building on February 15, one ten rounds and one twenty.
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Jeffries and Rublin
Cincinnati
Saengerfest
Noon Prayer Meeting at Old John Street Church
In downtown New York the Old John Street Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a daily noon prayer meeting for about two hundred workers. The ancient chapel sits amid commerce as clerks, mechanics, and young women attend during their lunch hour, mirroring a citywide insistence on spiritual refuge year round.
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Loss
Hopewell Church
Roberts
New York
New Yorker
Brooklyn Bridge
Battery Park
Old John Street Methodist Episcopal Church
God
John Street
Mixed crowd fills room as hymn moves workers and sailors
The scene shows J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co employees in uniform from various city departments in a room for a hymn, where New Englanders and local workers sing with familiar tunes. A sailor recollects hometown memories while the crowd recalls Beulah Land and another song, with workers reflecting on city life.
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Ana ‘Mera
Beulah Land
New York Tribune
Stolen Goods, Suspects Sought Across Two Cities
Officers investigated a West Main street storefront left open at Helfert and Rauffeisen. A suspect linked to a $45 theft from Jim Johnson in Knob Noster is traced to St Louis but not yet found. A search continues for Will Cloney overcoat. Three Sedalia Grocer company chickens were stolen Friday. Lizzie Emmerson’s case continued to Monday at 9 a.m.
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Ramsey
Boultz
Helfert & Rauffeisen
West Main Street
Noster
St. Louis
Hot Stuff Kohen's Koal Select Lexington Lump
Kohen Coal offers select Lexington lump coal at 3.00 per ton cash. City weights and phone 263 listed for ordering.
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Kohen
Lexington
City News Roundup Brightens, a Ball of Local Items
Officer Sam Cameron's son is reported much better. Alfred Summers released after ten days for petit larceny. Prairie View winter term closed January 25 under Miss Carrie Seilers. Walch delivery wagon smashed in a Second and Osage runaway. A daughter born January 12 to Dr and Mrs O W Clabaugh of Green Ridge. Mrs Grant Crawford improving. husband back at Citizens Bank. Catholic Knights pay 2600 to Mrs Jas F Glass for husband’s death. Eight rural pupils seek diplomas at Superintendent Coleman’s office. Walter W Baxter, former R G Dunn manager, dies in Springfield Mo.
Fur sale offers bargains from top to bottom
The maker’s guaranteed fur display features beaver collarettes from $16.50, electric seal with Persian yoke, Siberian fox scarfs with head tails and claws at $13.50, Martin cluster scarfs from $5, stone martin and silver fox scarfs at $13.50, electric seal collarettes from $2.50, and mink scarfs at $9.75, all discounted from higher prices.
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Martin
Stone Martin
Transparent Sea Transforms Local Fishing Area
In the Ber mudas neighborhood the sea lies unusually clear, enabling fishermen to spot shallow waters and potential catches. The report notes exceptional visibility affecting daily fishing routines and boat safety.
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Bermudas
Man’s riding habits questioned in livery horse death suit
Collier's Weekly reports a suit over a horse’s death after return from a livery stable. The case hinges on the defendant’s reputation as a hard rider and the stable boy testifies about his usual pace when riding alone.
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Collier’s Weekly
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