MISS MINER AND MR MLAUGHLIN WED AT SEDALIA HOME
Miss Alice Miner wed John McLaughlin Jr at 1:30 PM in Sedalia at the Miner residence. Rev E J Hunt officiated with close relatives present. Guests praised the ceremony, a pink decorated parlor, and a Western tour for the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Miner
West Fourth Street
E. J. Hunt
Pas
Episcopal Church
Miner
John Collins
West Broadway
Sedalia
Col
A. C. Miner
Katy
J. C. McLaughlin
McLaughlin Bros
Hugging Bee Affects Church Fund Drive In Sedalia
A community fundraiser dubbed the hugging bee draws Central Ohio attention with plans to attract outside talent. A found note hints at a frugal host who may attend if the event is a sure thing, while promising not to waste money on the old maids. The Sedalia Steam Laundry is cited as the best place where trouble began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ohio
Fire Sweeps Lindell Hotel Guests Flee in St Louis
St Louis fire at the Lindell hotel near Seventh street and Washington avenue drives 200 guests into sleety streets. Rescue efforts save Mrs Parkhurst and daughters as flames threaten adjoining buildings and the hotel.
Push your bundle work to the Sedalia Steam Laundry
Instructions instruct completing the first part of each work and pushing the bundle to the Sedalia Steam Laundry. The note emphasizes processing tasks promptly and following order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Steam Laundry
General Hobart Dies at Milwaukee Soldier’s Home
General H. C. Hobart, Civil War veteran and former commander of the Calumet Rifles and 2nd Wisconsin, died at the Soldier’s Home in Milwaukee. His escape tale from Libby Prison describes a tunnel dug by trusted prisoners using a table knife, chisel, and spittoon as tools.
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Pris
H. C. Hobart
Milwaukee, Wis
Hobart
Calumet Rifles
Wisconsin
Chickamauga
Atlanta
Richmond
Libby
Ferrer Joins The Sentinel As Noted Central Missouri Writer
George W. Ferrer, a renowned Sedalia journalist, has joined The Sentinel. His lively and pointed paragraphs have earned state wide attention, marking a notable addition to the local newspaper field and promising continued engaging prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ferrer
Missouri
The
Sentinel
Ferrel
the Sentinel
Seda
Ward's Minstrels in Sedalia at Wool's Opera House
Harry Ward's Magnificent minstrels opened in Sedalia last night at Wool's Opera House. A blizzard kept many away yet a fair audience saw strong performances. Ward dominates the show with good music and a marvelously adept Japanese acrobat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ward
Magnificent Minstrels
Sedalia
Wool
Opea
Mr. Ward
Fire Department Runs Across Two Local Homes
The fire department responded to a morning call at 236 South Grand avenue to a house fire at 4 40. Earlier a hot flue at 1326 East Sixth street ignited wallpaper causing slight damage at Otto Ramlow’s home yesterday.
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H. H. Fleming
South Grand Avenue
Otto
Ramlow
East Sixth Street
City dramshops licenses show steady gains in Sedalia
All 25 licensed dramshops in Sedalia have paid licenses in full for the year. Last year 27 saloons paid 8100, now 25 saloons pay 11,250 annually, yielding a net city gain of 3150.
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Dramshops
Sedalia
Swift & Co. transfers two local plant staff to Kansas City
Ralph Nordyke foreman and H. C. Gibson bookkeeper for Swift & Co. are transferred to Kansas City and left on the fast mail this morning. Their departure creates two vacancies at the local plant to be filled by Sedalia men yet to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nordyke
H. C. Gibson
Swift & Co
Kansas City
Sedalia
Bishop Fowler Urges Simple Sermons in Greenville Address
Memphis preacher criticizes church ministers for using big words in sermons. He tells them to speak plainly so congregations understand, urging simplification in preparation for Mississippi conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
The
Methodist Episcopal Colored Church
Greenville
Corn Razors Line Bard's Drug Store Display
A full line of corn razors is featured at Bard's Drug Store, highlighting seasonal grooming supplies and practical tools for corn-related care. Local shoppers are invited to browse the selection and find suitable options.
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Bard’s Drug Store
New President Chosen For Lincoln Institute
Edward Clark of Wilberforce Ohio was elected president of Lincoln Institute at Jefferson City board of regents meeting to succeed Prof. I E Page of Muskogee Indian Territory who declined the post after being elected last fall.
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Board of Regents
Jefferson City
Edward Clark
Wilberforce, C
Lincoln Institute
I. E. Page
Muskogee
I. T
Coldicure Named Top Cough Remedy From Bard Drug
The W. E. Bard Drug Company promotes Coldicure as the best cough medicine. A brief notice highlights its status and availability from the Bard company catalog.
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W. E. Bard Drug Company
Guests Within the Gates Shape Chicago’s Public Feeling
Residents express sentiment on visitors in Chicago as city events and gatherings influence local mood. Officials note heightened attention to hospitality, security, and urban life during the period. Public spaces see traffic, commerce, and social interaction shaped by volunteer efforts and civic activity.
Wealthy Vernon county man arrested on serious charge
Vernon county sheriff arrested R. H. Beagles also known as Hales Beagles charged with defiling his ward Elizabeth Fullen fourteen years old. Beagles a long time Harrison township resident and large landowner faces up to five years in state prison or a year in jail plus a $100 fine. Elizabeth Fullen, an orphan, had a child born January twenty second and lives with her half sister Mrs. Potts in Harrison township.
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Vernon County
R. H. Beagles
Elizabeth Fullen
Hales Beagles
Harrison Township
Eliabeth Fullen
Potts
Beagles
Coldicure Cough Remedy Sold At Bard's Drug Store
Bard's Drug Store offers Coldicure, a pleasant cough remedy claimed to cure any cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard’s
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MR. M'Laughli
Bride
Alice Miner
John McLaughlin, Jr
Tor
M. E .Church
R. W. Maguire
St. Louis
Emerg
Union
Col. Hobart
Sherman
Carolinas
Milwaukee
Bee
Earth
St- Louis
Lindell Hotel
Toledo
North
Greenfield
Logan County
Daugh
W. T. Carrington
Coleman
William Sommers
W. T
Carrington
Office
St. Louis, Mo
the O'Neil
Mr. Carrington
Pell-Mell
Lit
Tle Church
L. Bauman Jewelry Company
B. C. Bates
Bates
Idelia Dennison
Pettis
Major Parker
J. H. Parker
Pettis County
Burr
Seventh Street and
Washington Avenue
M. D. Parkhurst
Dr. Parkhurst
New York
Annie
Suzie Parkhurst
William Bb. Sommers
Boston
Mass
Sommers
Ing
Mrs. Parkhurst
Henry Yetmar
William Shaughnessy
George Chapin
William Patterson
Mr. Shaughnessey
Ameri
Scott Schley
Santi
Chicago Chronicle
Sampson
Schley
Spain
Tions
Hemisphere
Battle of
Santiago
Winfield Scott Schley
George Washington
Washington
Republic
Chicago
Lia
Sedalia Bazoo
Ward's
Minstrels
Fire Department
Bard's Drug Store
Admiral Schley
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