Sedalia Natal Day Parade Won by Weather Delays
Sedalia marks the nations birthday with a rainy turnout at Liberty Park. The parade proceeded with floats and local firms in display but rain forced cancellations of many afternoon events. Fireworks and a torchlight show drew about 10,000 spectators despite mud and postponed racing to next Tuesday.
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Dalby
Second Regiment
Willis
Bailey
Nos
Zandi
Friemel
Grand Army
Lodge & Staley
Smith & Boeshar
Hogan & Bradford
Ken’s Coal Co
Stevenson's Packing Co
A. Messerly
Phas. Hoffman & Bros
East Sedalia
Gallie Lumber Company
Joe Paradis
Servant-Harker Drug Company
J. M. Cannon
Mene Central
American Express Company
Comom
W. D
W. H. Hogg
Rev. F
Amber
J. H. al
Flambeau Club
E H Smith
George McClure
Smith
Dempsey
Tissue
Letts
Sturges
McBride
McClure
Kerr
Fleming
Tindall
Raymond
Lawrence
Pensions Granted and Rates Note Sweet Springs Offers
Allen Shaw of Green Ridge receives a $5 per month pension. Geo Whigman of Otterville sees his pension reduced from $6 to $5 monthly. The piece promotes Sweet Springs as a western watering place with hotel and cottage accommodations and a medical sanitarium. Address Wm Cott MD at Sweet Springs for details.
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Allen Shaw
Green Ridge
Geo. Whigman
Otterville
Sweet Springs
Cott, M. D
Bound Over to Grand Jury in Robbery Case
Emmett Hardin was arraigned before Judge Burr on the charge of robbing James Cain and was bound over to await the grand jury in the sum of 500. Paul Foster was arrested for passing counterfeit money after recent release from prison, taken to Clinton. Everett Johnson fined 10 dollars for association, with 4 paid and the rest stayed. Deputy U S Marshal came from Jefferson City. Foster attempted to flee but was captured at Pyle's pool room on West Main Street.
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Burress
Everett Johnson
Paul Foster
Walter Taylor
Lamonte
Pyle
West Main Street
United States
Marshall
Jefferson City
Foster
Clinton
Blair Bros
Emmett Hardin
Burr
James Cain
Pickpockets Strike On Train Yard Relieving Worker
Col. Reynus, a Missouri Pacific riptrack worker, was among those relieved of $144. The money was carried in his side trousers, taken yesterday by a gang of pickpockets at the rail yard.
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Col. Reynus
Saissouri Pacific
Riptrack
Reynus
Ohio Street
Peter Arden
David Will Smite the Giant Goliah in Courtroom Tale
The report lists multiple Benton county residents fined for drunkenness and disturbances. Sam Partridge, Dr Wood and John Jones each paid fines of 3 dollars, while Jack Gentry and Sam Johnson were fined 50 dollars with court stays extending to Saturday night. Joseph Armstrong and Henry Pettis faced smaller penalties or continuances. John Busch and others received stays as customary. The piece notes misplaced money and theft at a park, with theft details tied to parkgoers and nimble fingers.
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Dr Wood
Wood
Benton County
John Jones
Jack Gentry
Black Diamond
Coon
Sam Johnson
Joseph Armstrong
Henry Pettis
John Busch
Is W. P. Osborn to Return to Katy Freight Office
Rumor swirls that W. P. Osborn former Katy freight agent may be reinstated soon and Ike Turner’s reinstatement is seen as a precedent. Osborn will visit Sedalia to gauge developments while he presently works for American Express between St. Louis and Fulton, Ky. The piece also notes railroad industry tidbits and late train statuses amid flood repairs and staff changes.
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W. P. Osborn
Katy
Ike Turner
Mr. Osborn
Osburn
Sedalig
American Express Company
St. Louis
Fulton, Ky
Kansas City Star
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas City
St Louis
Galveston
San Francisco
Vandalism Hits Liberty Park Water Barrels
Vandal damaged Liberty Park by cutting off about half the tin cups from drinking water barrels and severing ropes on all swings, with over 40 cups stolen and no immediate suspects identified.
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Liberty Park
Will of Harriet Arben Leaves Estate to Husband
The will of the late Harriet Arben, wife of Peter Arben, was filed today. It leaves her entire estate, without reservation, to her husband.
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Harriet Arben
Peter Arben
Hospital Arrivals
John Jones a Denison section laborer broken toe. Clayborne Swan an extra gang at St Charles fever. Martin Kelly a Waco flagman fever and rheumatism. George Tobler a Moberly section laborer anasarcia. Jh Cunningham a Denison car inspector lithaemia. E Howell a Denison machinist helper dyspepsia.
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John Jones
Denison
Clayborne Swan
Extra Gang
St Charles
Martin Kelly
Flagman
Waco
George Tobler
Moberly
Anasarcia
Jh Cunningham
E Howell
Katy Special At 5 30 P M For Fourth Of July Travel
A Katy line special ran at 5 30 P M yesterday to accommodate Fourth of July travel. The service aimed to ease holiday crowd congestion and provide additional seating.
Katy Trains All Late
Katy trains from the South ran very late last night with widespread delays reported across lines. Passengers faced extended wait times as schedules were disrupted and crews worked to restore service.
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Katy
Beaman Man Suffers Crushing Binder Accident
Willis Scott of Beaman was injured last Wednesday while oiling a malfunctioning binder in a wheat harvest. As repairs finished, the machine started, drawing his oil can hand into the gearing and crushing his hand nearly to a pulp. four horses pulling the implement were stopped by the injury.
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Willis Scott
Beaman
Mr Scott
Divorced Man Claims Shared Proceeds From Furniture Sale
Mr E J Warner informs the SENTINEL that his brother John, before separation from his wife, divided with her the proceeds from selling their furniture. He wished to care for their child, but the mother refused. Mrs Warner, known to readers as Ollie Smith before marriage, is seen by his family as having justification for leaving.
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E J Warner
The
Sentinel
John
Warner
Ollie Smith
Ice Cream Soda and Barber Services Ad
Fleischmann's Pharmacy promotes ice cream soda for 5 cents. An ad lists JSe Alamo barber shop offering children’s hair cutting for ages 12 and under.
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Fleischmann’s Pharmacy
Chilren
Jse
Alamo Barber Shop
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George Atkinson
East Fifth
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Smithton Sunbeam
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the Grand Jury
Cently
the Penitentiary
County Court
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Goliah
Sam Partridge
Osborn
Railroad News
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Cole Camp
Warsaw
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Meyers
Chas Wilson
K Loeffler
Chas Cox
Ed. Rossen
Here
Hughey
Charley Foster
Paola
Kas
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
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