Counterfeit coin ring disrupted amid city vigil
The Sentinel reports Lee Lovinger received four counterfeit dollars as partial payment for a fee. Officers traced the spread to local merchants. two men, Paul Foster and Sam Holland, were arraigned in Clinton with bonds set at 300 dollars. Investigators seek moulds and materials as arrests continue.
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the Sentinel
Lee Lovinger
Englebrecht
Marshal McKenna
Battle Row
Clinton
Paul Foster
Sam Holland
Notorious outlaw identity questioned in Missouri case
The story centers on Jennings once thought to be Bill Ryan of the James gang. Capt Tolin and officials examined prisoners in Jefferson City and found Jennings did not resemble or match Bill Ryan, debunking the long held link to the infamous outlaw.
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Jennings
Macomb
Bill Ryan
James
Tolin
Jefferson City Penitentiary
Jefferson City Tribune
Fagley
Bill Jennings
James Gang
Missouri Penitentiary
Capt
Ryan
Sunday Evening Sermon Proposal At Forest Park
The Rev Melvin Putman proposed delivering Sunday evening sermons at Forest Park if theatricals were suspended. The idea was not accepted then but theatricals have since ended. Today the management sent word they would like another conference with him, no arrangements made yet.
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Melvin Putman
Street Car
Forest Park
Putman
Card of Thanks From BoarrighT and Family
Card of thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy and aid during the sickness and death of their wife and mother, signed C F Boarright and family.
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C.f.boarright
Col A J Rader Dies at Seventy After Heart Dropsy
Col A J Rader, prominent Pettis county farmer, died at 4 am from heart dropsy at age 70 after a period of poor health. He leaves a widow and two children. Funeral notices and local tributes follow with names of attendees and pallbearers. Amity lodge AOUW reports $11,000 in death claims paid this year.
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Col
A. J. Rader
Pettis County
Sacred Knet Church
J. Martin Love
Sedalia
R. L. Packard
Racine
Wis
Racine Daily Journal
Amity Lodge
Cobine
W Nealy
Mills
P M Betts
T Gorrell
Macomb Train Robbers Fight In Transit
On the way to the penitentiary yesterday, Nigh Jennings and Shep herd, known as the Macomb train robbers, were involved in a fierce brawl during the journey. Jennings, though shackled, raised in the confrontation as guards and inmates clashed.
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Nigh
Jennings
Shepherd
Macomb
A Bird in the Hand and Other Local Notices
Funeral from the home tomorrow at 2 pm with interment in DeJarnette cemetery. Col Rader owned a large farm west of the city and was a long time Democratic central committeeman. Peter Wright released after six days for carrying concealed weapons. John Frey moved to Ohio near Twelfth after fire damage. Sedalia ball team defeated 20 to 11 at Calhoun on July 4. Ruble and Gallivan plan to reside in Ruble Neb. Hon O M Barnett recovering at Edina Mo. Helen West, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas West, fractured collar bone. Literary and musical event at Mrs Ed Hurley’s home, Fifth and Grand. An incident involved Nigh and a deputy confrontation, resulting in bruised heads and stunned bystanders.
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Col. Rader
Democratic Party
Peter Wright
John Frey
Ohio
Sedalia
Calhoun
H Ruble
Jerry Gallivan
Ruble
Neb
Hon O M Barnett
Edina
Helen West
Thomas West
Ed Hurley
Glanders Reported in Benton County by State Vet
Dr White, state veterinarian, investigated sick horses in Fairfield Benton County. He found well developed glanders with a three year history in the area and suspects introduction by contractors. Names Landlord Gower Barf Salley and farmer Garland appear among those seen by Dr White.
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Dr White
Fairfield
Benton County
White
Gower
Barf Salley
Garland
Local team mulls Emporia trip for Sunday game
No game is booked for next Sunday yet. Rumors say the local team may travel to Emporia Kansas for a Sunday match as the boycott against Sunday ball grows.
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Emporia
Kansas
Silk Banner Signal Looms in Obscure Report
A brief item notes a hand some silk banner that was to be displayed, with limited context and unspecified location or event. The fragment hints at a decorative or ceremonial object awaiting unveiling or use.
Vitascope Exhibition of Fitzsimmons Jeffries Fight at Wood’s
At Wood's opera house tonight Sectalians may witness the Fitzsimmons Jeffries prize fight as it happened. The Edison vitascope will display life size picture quality with clear smooth operation. Exhibition promises no offensive content and is open to ladies.
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Wood
Opera House
Transfer of C F Morris to Washington Meat Inspection
C F Morris formerly with the supreme offices of the Royal Tribe in this city is transferred from Kansas City to Washington DC in the government meat inspection department and will pass through tonight. He will remain from six o clock till midnight.
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F Morris
Supreme Offices of
The
Royal Tribe
Kansas City
Washington, DC
Government Meat Inspection Department
Ice Cream Social Moves to Church Parlors
The ice cream social planned for the Smith and Cotton lawn is relocated to the First Christian church parlors for tonight.
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Smith and Cotton Lawn
First Christian Church
TRAIN LOAD OF SOLDIERS HEADED TO MANILA VIA PACIFIC ROUTE
A nineCoach Missouri Pacific special carried Company B Fifth Engineering Corps to San Francisco en route to Manila. Over 10 000 new recruits expected in July from eastern points. Katy railroad expands Hill line operations and buys 12 acres for gravel extraction near the outer depot to supply 30 cars of gravel daily.
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Jamison
Sedalia
Katy
Franklin Junction
Kansas City Junction
Rockwell
Kansas City
J. F. Davidson
Hannibal
Moberly
Hannibal Journal
Missouri Pacific
Co. B
Fifth Engineering Corps
U.S. A
New York
San Francisco
Manilla
Confesses to Murder Near California Missouri
Fred Bollinger a Swiss man detained in St Louis confessed to killing a man near California Missouri about five years ago. He said he pursued a thief at the Gulley farm, fired killing the man, then fled to Illinois mines. California Mo July 7 Bollinger also driven a milk wagon for Guelich twelve years ago. The unknown man’s body was found by the Gaelich fence and buried by Moniteau county authorities.
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St Louis
California
Bollicker
Charles Gulley
Bollinger
Illinois
Carl Guelich
Guelich
Kansas
Moniteau County
End Man Bert Stewart Leaves for Chicago Minstrels
Bert Stewart, colored porter at Lovinger's pool room, departed for Chicago to join Richards and Pringle's minstrel troupe.
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Bert Stewart
Lovinger’s Pool Room
Chicago
Richards & Pringle’s
Minstrels
Fisherman brings 30 catfish after Lamine River trip
Joseph Counce arrived from a morning fishing trip on the Lamine River with a catch of 30 fine catfish.
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Joseph Counce
Lamine River
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