Slaughter of Kant St Louis leads Sedalia rout
East St. Louis visitors were routed 21 to 5 at Liberty Park as Sedalia delivered a slugging onslaught. Rohn collected five hits, Harrison and Carpenter starred in outfield and pitching, while Gardins’ squad overwhelmed with 23 hits and 4 errors by East St. Louis. Nevada visit looms after strong Sedalia win despite heat.
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Liberty Park
Sedalia
Messrs
Blair
Kidd
Carpenter
Jesse Burker
Eddie Oswald
Kansas City
Gilpatrick
Harrison
Rohn
Garvin
Hawkins
Wilson
Gil
Jung
White
Installation of Duke of Connaught as grand master of the united lodge
Eleven thousand English Freemasons attended Albert Hall for the installation of the Duke of Connaught as grand master succeeding Edward VII. Earl Amherst installed him with the Earl of Warwick assisting, amid addresses from Grand Masters of Scotland and Ireland and congratulatory telegrams from the colonies.
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Grand Lodge
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Earl Amherst
Earl of Warwick
Hozier
Scotland
Duke of Abercorn
Ireland
Lord Milner
Calcutta
London
Lord Kitchener
Dr Ford's Headache Capsules Cure In Twenty Minutes
W E Bard Drug Co promotes Dr Ford's Headache Capsules claiming relief from any headache in twenty minutes with a price of ten cents each. The ad emphasizes quick action and affordability from the Bard Drug Co.
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Ford
Price
W. E. Bard Drug CO
Sweet Springs Grounds Sold to Eureka Springs Doctor
The Sweet Springs grounds have been sold to Dr. C. H. Ray of Eureka Springs Arkansas who will take charge immediately and likely reopen by August first. Citizens pledged a $500 bonus to attract him and a petition circulated as the sum neared completion. The Herald welcomes Mr. Ray and hopes the purchase proves a Klondike-like success.
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Sweet Springs
C. H. Ray
Eureka Springs
Ark
Mr. Ray
Herald
Ray
Carrollton Clergymen Seek End to Sunday Baseball
Local clergy in Carrollton lobby officials to ban Sunday baseball games citing community standards and rest day observance. They urge city leaders to enact restrictions and protect Sabbath practices.
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Carrollton
Sedalia painters strike over union shop and boycott
In Sedalia a strike spread among painters paperhangers and decorators after four painters quit over nonunion workers. The local union says contractors signed a union recognition agreement. Meanwhile Sedalia streetcars ran at near record levels for a musician union boycott night at Forest Park concert.
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Forest Park
Sedalia
George E. Dugan
G. E. Dugan
America
Dugan
Sentinel
Prayers of Sedalia Churches on Rain Drought Fast
A Kansas governor's drought proclamation spurred Sedalia worshipers to observe a day of prayer and fasting. Sermons at Sacred Heart St Patrick's First Congregational First Baptist East Broadway Christian German M E and First M E urged repentance reliance on God and rain through prayer. Socials at German Evangelical and area churches planned gatherings.
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Dockery
Sedalia
Sacred Heart
St. Patrick’s
Rev
J. B. Fuller
First Baptist Church
Sudden Death Of Mrs W H Anderson In Lamonte
Mrs. W. H. Anderson, 68, of Lamonte, died Sunday evening of heart failure induced by heat exhaustion while at a union service at the Southern M. E. church. Her husband, Justice of the Peace W. H. Anderson, was with her. funeral held at 4 p.m. at the Universalist church with Rev. J. B. Fosher officiating.
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Anderson
Lamonte
W. H. Anderson
Southern M
Pettis County
Universalist Church
J.B. Fosher
Widow Burned Out in Calhoun Home Fire
Widow Amy Kelly of Calhoun lost her east Calhoun home and nearly all belongings in a Tuesday forenoon fire. No insurance. Kelly supports herself by taking in washing. The article notes the loss and precarious situation following the blaze.
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Amy Kelly
Calhoun
Kelly
Dr Ford's Headache Pills Cure Headache in Minutes
Dr Ford's headache capsules claim rapid relief in twenty minutes priced at 19 cents. The ad-style notice markets a fast acting remedy to sufferers seeking quick comfort.
Earl Russell Sentenced to Three Months in Prison
London July 22 Earl Russell pleaded guilty to bigamy at the House of Lords after arguing against jurisdiction. He and Countess Russell said they acted on Nevada legal advice. The peers ordered a three month first class misdemeanant sentence as Holloway Prison prepares a room once used by William T. Stead.
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London
Earl Russell
House of Lords
Earl
Countess Russell
Somerville
Nevada
Paris Police Circular Punishes Cabmen for Swearing
A Paris prefecture circular orders the prosecution of cabmen and other drivers who vent their anger with swearing during a blockade, warning that such behavior will lead to legal action.
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Perfect of Police
Paris
Remonstrating with Public Officers in Austria Penalized
A law in Austria makes insulting police, cab drivers, and street car conductors a crime. Offenders face imprisonment or fines, reflecting the protection afforded public officers in daily civic duties.
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Austria
Miss Anna Remington Returns to Bryant and Tewmeys
Miss Anna Remington resumes her position at Bryant and Tewmeys after a two weeks vacation.
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Anna Remington
Bryant & Tewmey’s
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