Shot by Osborne Bell at East Main pool hall
In a 6:30 p m incident at a pool hall near the colored club on East Main street Osborne Bell fired at Forrest Dupree striking him above the eye the bullet flattened butDupree remained conscious and walked to Dr Harris for treatment Bell and Ed Jackson were arrested on felonious assault charges with another arrest for a boy named Harry Conkle and the recovered money left with two cents spent on fireworks
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East Main Street
Osborne Bell
Forrest Dupee
Bell
Dupee
Dupree
Ed Jackson
Babe Bell
Harry Conkle
Cashman
Will Ask Franchise For Kansas City to Lexington Line
J G McGrew and associates of Lexington plan to seek a city franchise from Kansas City for an electric line to Lexington. They have secured Fifteenth street property owner consent from the end of the line to the eastern city limits and expect ordinance introduction in ten days. The proposed forty two mile route would pass through Independence Buckner Levasy and Napoleon with an estimated cost of about 600000 and a construction period of two years.
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J. G. McGrew and
Independence
Buckner
Levasy
Napoleon
Dow Drug Co Soda Appeal Promises Satisfaction
The Dow Drug Co promises satisfying service with popular soda and invites customers to judge by majority opinion. It emphasizes quality and proper service.
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DOW Drug CO
Theft charge tied to Boonville cash theft
Officer Leftwich was detailed on the recent theft of 22 dollars from Mr. Curran of Boonville and Harvey streets last evening.
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Leftwich
Mr. Curran
Boonville
Harvey Streets
July 4 Fireworks Used At Forest Park Celebration
The Sentinel announces the holiday observance with no paper issued tomorrow as Forest Park hosts a city wide Independence Day celebration and local offices join in the observance.
Federation of Labor Names Committees for Labor Day
A federation meeting last Wednesday appointed a committee with one delegate from each union to run this year's Labor Day celebration. Members include William Scanlon Machinists L H Kahrs Boilermakers John Jamison Carmen J M Knaus Henry Meyers etc. The group will meet at Socialists hall 1112 East Third Street Monday night July 8.
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Federation of Labor
William Scanlon
L. H. Kahrs
John Jamison
Carmen
J. M. Knaus
Henry Meyers
Henry Kraemer
J. Donnelly
B. H. Bonkt
J. F. Riley
Federation of Labor Union
W. S. Embrey
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Sam Fletcher
H. ©. Brown
Brewery
Wells suffers serious injuries in depot accident
Wells of Wells & Jenkins Implement dealers on Osage street was badly hurt while unloading machinery at the Missouri Pacific depot. He stepped from a car to the platform when a heavy iron gangway slid off and trapped him, breaking a leg and injuring his back.
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Co. B. Wells
Wells & Jenkins Implement
Osage Street
Missouri Pacific
City Observes Fourth With Closures and Limited Postal Service
The Fourth will bring a full-day closing of commercial stores in the city. Banks, city and county offices will shut, the post office operates only 9 to 11 a.m. no carrier service.
Thomas Printing Company Takes On New Type Faces
Latest at Thomas Printing Company offers stylish printed stationery and new Tiffany Text faces for society work. They sell calling cards at 100 for 75 cents or 50 for 50 cents. Visit No. 115 East Second Street or call 14 percent for details.
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Thomas Printing Company
Tiffany
East Second Street
Minstrel Show in Joplin Faces Difficulties
Two Joplin young men organize a minstrel show under canvas. If it follows typical amateur shows it will soon encounter difficulties.
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Joplin
Said the Little Red Hen keeps Sedalia Steam Laundry top
A shopper praises the Sedalia Steam Laundry for its work and quality saying they get the very best results as one woman tells another.
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Sedalia
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Longan’s
Alton Rains Toads Tale Sparks Hometown Ire
A Louisiana Missouri paper claimed it rained toads at Alton on Sunday. The report set Alton residents aflutter and sparked local disbelief and mockery nationwide.
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Louisiana, Mo
Alton
Made to order soda boosts trade growth
A soda shop touts its customization as a driver of growing business, claiming drinks are made to suit each customer and emphasizing the value of tailored flavor.
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DOW Drug CO
Mr Hupp Recovers Pig From Marshall Pound
A Marshall resident named Hupp had authorities capture a pig that was rooting his lawn and placed it in the pound. He later retrieved his pig after paying the standard one dollar fee, following a night visit to the pound.
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MR. Hupp
Marshall
Hupp
Alley between Waleh's cafe and Day's barber shop fixed
The Dunnigan alley has been paved and others nearby still need work. The alley between Waleh's cafe and Day's barber shop extending to La mine street remains almost in bad condition and described as a pestilence breeder in the city center.
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Dunnigan
Waleh
Day
Lamine Street
Sentence commuted for theft of wash boiler
William Suttles had his thirty day sentence reduced to eight days in jail after promising good behavior. He had stolen a wash boiler from the Kobrock family and was released following the commutation.
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William Suttles
Kobrock
New Members at First Congregational Church
There will be seven or eight additions to the First Congregational church next Sunday morning.
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First Congregational Church
Weather outlook fair with possible storms north tonight
Generally fair conditions described for tonight and Friday with a chance of local thunder storms in the northern portion. Cooler readings are expected in the western area Friday.
Hud nut line of perfumes in Sedalia by Bard Drug
The W E Bard Drug Company promotes Hud nut perfumes as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia highlighting a prestigious line and local retail availability.
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Sedalia
W.E. Bard Drug Company
Fourth of July Pride Turns to Sober Night
The poem recalls patriotic celebration on July Fourth with whisky and beer as bands play and presidents praised. On the Fifth, a shift to bitter memories and nausea replaces drink, leaving readers with a stark contrast between festive pride and the cost of excess.
Marian Sodality to Receive Communion and Blessing
Sacred Heart church plans a Sunday program with Holy Communion for Marian Sodality members at the early mass, followed by office recitation in communion and new member reception. A benediction concludes the ceremony, then a business meeting in the hall. A procession with the Blessed Sacrament will occur through the church aisles with children in cassocks and veiled attire.
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Marian Sodality
Sacred Heart Church
Elks Plan State Fair Vaudeville Show
The Elks meet monthly and discussed arrangements for their state fair vaudeville show. The finest attractions curable will be here and every thing points to big success. The show will be well advertised.
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Elks
Rich Hill Letter Seeks Abe Emerson for 1889 Burglary
Kansas City Chief Hayes received a note from Rich Hill Mo city marshal J H Miewald stating Abe Emerson the slayer of Sergeant McNamara is wanted for a 1889 burglary. Emerson and others visited Rich Hill on an excursion and robbed the town before the rest of the gang were arrested and punished.
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Chief Hayes
Kansas City
J. H. Miewald
Rich Hill
Abe Emerson
McNamara
Emerson
Local suspect Emerson linked to Rich Hill burglary
Police records show Emerson was alerted to be sought. He entered Henry Johnson's house at Rich Hill where residents pursued him. He took a gold watch and ten dollars in cash before escape.
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Emerson
Henry Johnson
Rich Hill
Narrow escape from lamp fire at Lamonte home
Rk Morris of Lamonte, brother of M H and W T Morris, barely escaped a blaze after a lamp left burning exploded. He and his family had left the room. Morris smothered the flames with bed clothing, but furniture suffered about 50 dollars damage and Morris sustained burns to hands and face.
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RE. Rk. Morris
Lamonte
Messrs
M. H
W. T. Morris
Mr. Morris
Nevada Shoemen and Druggists to Hold Charity Baseball Game
In Nevada the shoemen and druggists plan a forthcoming baseball game to raise funds for doctors’ bills, directing all proceeds to medical expenses.
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Nevada
Military Band Plays In Per tle Springs Tomorrow
The Military band performs at Per tle Springs tomorrow while the Second Regiment appears in Clinton.
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Pertle Springs
Clinton
W O W Camp Initiates Four Applicants
Sedalia Camp No. 16 of the Woodmen of the World reported four applications and two initiations during Wednesday night ceremonies.
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W.O. W
Sedalia Camp
No. 16
Early Target Practice by Co DD at Liberty Park
Co DD will meet at Liberty Park tomorrow morning at eight for target practice. Aimed to hone shooting skills and drill readiness in a community military unit.
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Co. DD
Liberty Park
Paints of Every Description at Reasonable Prices
W. E. Bard Drug Co. advertises high quality paints in all descriptions with prices that are reasonable.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
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