Larceny and Adultery Allegations in Orrison-Gott Case
The Warrensburg suit continues with Rev. J. L. Orrison of Grand Pass suing W. L. Gott of Johnson County for $10,000 in slander. Gott’s answer accuses Orrison of adultery and larceny linked to a Missouri Pacific shop incident and a 20 dollar gold coin misplacement.
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Sentinel
J. L. Orrison
Grand Pass
W. L. Gott
Johnson County
Warrensburg
Gott
Orrison
Missouri Pacific
Smith
Dr. Smith
Rev. Orrison
Calhoun
Ciott
The
Republic
Fayettevile
J. S. Orrison
Fayetteville
Givens
Palo Pinto
Revival tensions cited in letter circulation claim
At issue is progress at the time of the alleged circulation of a letter. Orri son asserts the scandal was sparked to disrupt the revival he was conducting simultaneously.
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Orrison
Gardener Claims Record Beets Through Ten-Inch Beans
W. H. Burnaugh of 1217 East Thirteenth Street displayed ten inch string beans and announced he’ll have potatoes, tomatoes, corn, and beets this year that will beat the record.
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W. H. Burnaugh
East Thirteenth Street
West Senator George G. West Becomes Blind in Washington
The Sentinel reports that George G. West, longtime Missouri senator, has become totally blind in Washington DC and now relies on an attendant for reading around town and travel to the capitol. His mental faculties remain sound and he attends daily sessions. This news will deeply affect Missourians who recall his fiery wit and eloquence.
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Sentinel
George G. West
United States
Missouri
Washington City
Capitol
Senate
Frustrated Applicants Face Tough Algebra Question
Teachers taking the certification exam struggled with a difficult algebra problem. They were able to handle the fractions and algebra items until a key question about the sum and product of two fractions and the difference of their squares left several defeated.
Immense Heads of Grain Exhibit Near City
H B Scott displayed to the Sentinel several oversized heads of grain from Ed Browns farm just east of the city. Brown shows timothy heads eleven inches long and two additional heads measuring six and eight inches.
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H. B. Scott
the Sentinel
Ed Brown
Select Knights and Ladies Hold Social and Install Offi cers
The group hosted a pleasant social and entertainment at Tiede's hall with music refreshments and dancing. Newly elected officers were installed during the event.
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Tiede’s Hall
Dow Drug Co Soda Ad Brags of Popular Drink
A local ad from Dow Drug Co promotes a popular soda claiming widespread customer approval. The text emphasizes customer satisfaction and consistent service.
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DOW Drug CO
Wagon Breaks Down With Heavy Load in Harrison
A large dray wagon belonging to Beiler Grocer Company broke an axle on East Second street yesterday afternoon under a heavy load of sugar and groceries en route to the freight depot.
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Harrison
East Second Street
Beiler Grocer Company
SAID THE LITTLE RED HEN
A Sedalia patron describes using Sedalia Steam Laundry and getting the best results, as noted by a woman to another.
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Sedalia
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Longan’s
Orrison Gottslander Trial Postponed to October Term
The Orrison Gottslander trial set for Warrensburg was continued and rescheduled to the October term of court.
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Warrensburg
Corum Dies at Home Near Beelaar in Cooper County
Theodore Corum prominent Cooper county farmer is found dead near his barn at 61. His son PD Corum, a Boonville lawyer, is noted as a leading figure. The item is part of a larger blot of local notes and social chatter from Boonville and Fayette.
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The
Sentinel
Boonville
Theodore Corum
Bellair
Cooper County
Hon
PD. Corum
M. V. Burkhartt Dies in Fayette at 76
Fayette Missouri July 2 M V Burkhartt one of the oldest and most esteemed citizens of Howard county died at his home in Fayette this morning in his 76th year He was the father of Mrs George H Boughner of St Louis Henry Burkhartt editor of the Windsor Mo Review and two sons and one daughter in Fayette His widow also survives.
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M. V. Burkhartt
Fayette
Howard County
George H. Boughner
St. Loui
Henry Burkhartt
Windsor
Buried at St Louis for Lottie Hutchison
The remains of Mrs. Lottie Hutchison died near Hughesville Friday morning arrived in Sedalia last night and were sent to St. Louis this morning for burial at Bellefontaine cemetery. Originally planned for Syracuse to inter beside her husband Isaac, the widow Mrs. Perry Hawes altered the burial to Bellefontaine following her arrival from Washington City.
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Lottie Hutchison
Hughesville
Sedalia
Lexington
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Bellefontaine Cemetery
Syracuse
Isaac Hutchison
Perry Hawes
Washington City
Belfontain Cemetery
McDonald
Thomas Printing Company Promotes New Card Printing
The Thomas Printing Company offers stylish printed stationery with Tiffany Text faces now available. Calling cards priced at 100 for 75 cents or 50 for 50 cents, with address at No 115 East Second Street and phone 149.
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Thomas Printing Company
Tiffany
East Second Street
Telephone
Licensed to Marry Granted to Hannefield and Triplett
A marriage license was issued this morning to George H. Hannefield and Pearl Porter Triplett.
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George H. Hannefield
Pearl Porter Triplett
Pughimg a Rover: Fort Calhoun man builds river barriers
David Neal of Fort Calhoun Nebraska contracts riprap work on the Missouri River near Boonville. He designed cone shaped brush covered frames fifteen feet wide rolled into the stream to trap mud and shift the current. Neal claims his devices saved land along thirty miles of shore and he has worked with government and railroads.
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David Neal
Fort Calhoun
Neb
Boonville
Neal
Missouri River
Ft. Calhoun
Children’s Day Exercises At First Baptist Church
A large crowd attended the Children’s day exercises at the First Baptist church last evening. The program consisted of songs recitations and miscellaneous numbers. Much credit is due Miss Florence Lams and Mrs. C. C. Clarke for training the children.
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First Baptist Church
Florence Lams
C. C. Clarke
Finely Bred Stock Shipped for Breeding at Limestone Valley
Owen Galbreath of Dallas ships mare Peewee 2 18 1 4 to Limestone Valley farm Smithton to be bred to Woodsprite stallion from L M Monsees & Sons. Woodsprite billed as one of the best bred horses in the United States.
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Owen Galbreath
Dallas
Texas
Peewee
Hall Fry
Limestone Valley Farm
Smithton
L. M. Monsees & Sons
United States
Made to order soda trade grows with customer tailored drinks
A local beverage shop highlights its made to order approach, promising drinks tailored to individual tastes and noting growing demand as customers value personalization. The message emphasizes the shop’s ability to customize flavors and serve a customer driven experience.
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DOW Drug CO
Pack horse shipped to Sterling Colp with good price
L. M. Monsees & Sons of Smithton shipped a standard bred pack and saddle horse to W. C. Henry of Sterling Colp yesterday. The sale brought a very satisfactory price and reflects well on the consignors and the market.
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L. M. Monsees & Sons
Smithton
W. ¢. Henry
Sterling Colp
Hud nut line perfumes praised by Sedalia shoppers
The celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes is advertised as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia by W. E. Bard Drug Company.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Engineer Boucher Hurt In Katy Train Wreck Near Neosho River
Engineer William B. Boucher, formerly of Sedalia, was severely injured when a westbound Katy train left the track near a trestle west of the Neosho river. Baggageman Fred Mullin also injured. twelve passengers escaped likely fatal injuries as the engine and tender toppled, with the crew and carriages damaged but not fully derailed.
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William B. Boucher
Sedalia
Parsons
Katy
Tela
Boucher
Kas
Iola
Neosho River
W. B. Boucher
Fred Mullin
Dr. Teas
St Andrew's Brotherhood Meets at Calvary Church
St Andrew's Brotherhood is asked to gather at Calvary Church at 8 30 this evening. Next Sunday night the diocesan missionary society holds its regular monthly meeting with Attorney A L Shortidge delivering an address.
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St. Andrew's Brotherhood
Diocesan Missionary Society
A. L. Shortidge
Street Car Derailed Near Forest Park After Rain
A street car leaving Forest Park was derailed by spread rails caused by continued rains. The accident halted service for about thirty minutes.
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Dast
Forest Park
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting At German Evangelical Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the German Evangelical church meets tomorrow at 3 PM in the Sunday school hall. All members and new guests are invited to attend.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
German Evangelical Church
Weather Update Unsettled with Showers Tonight and Thursday
Unsettled forecast with showers and likely local thunderstorms tonight and again Thursday. Weather officials warn of scattered activity and brief downpours across the area.
Public rest rooms noted in courthouse basement
A brief notice references free public rest rooms located in the basement of the courthouse.
Paints of every description at reasonable prices
W. E. Bard Ding Co. offers paints of every description with the highest quality and reasonable prices.
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W. E. Bard Ding Co
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W. L Gott
Corum
Crutch Corum
Beelair
Henry Burckhartt
Windsor Review
Fayette, Mo
Baldwin
Clarksburg
Indiana
Pughimg
ROVER
Colorado
Engineer Boucher Hurt
Calvary Church
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