Noted Quincy Physician Henry Hatch Dies After Illness
Ben B. Lyon learns of son in law Dr. Henry Hatch's death in Quincy Indiana. Hatch, famed for criminology writings, practiced over twenty years and studied in Paris Berlin and Long Island Hospital. He rose from a nameless foundling to prominent surgeon with public and professional honors. Hatch married Emma Lyon of Sedalia in 1893 and leaves daughter Marion Emma. Funeral at St Johns Cathedral Tuesday.
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Emma Lyon
Sedalia
E. R. Stoner
Griggsville
Louisville Medical College
Long Island College Hospitl
Brooklyn
N. Y
Farfamed Physicians and Surgeons
Paris
Berlin
Quincy
Hateh
Dr. Hatch
Quincy Herald
Henry Hatch
Grim Reaper
Blessing Hospital
Jie
Illinois
Chaddock College
Woodland Orphange Home
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Adams County and
Illinois State Medical Societies
American Medical Association
The
Academy of Railway Surgeons
International Association of Railway Surgeons
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
Tri-State Medical Association
J. H. Rice
Hatch
Emma L. Lyon
Marion Emma
Mis Sons
Royal Arcanum
St. John’s Cathedral
Dean Moore
B. B. Lyon
Harriet Marvin
C. D Pettis
St. Louis
July Snow Chills Wisconsin Weather Jolt
Neenah Wisconsin reports brief snow squalls yesterday afternoon along with forecast heavy frost warning. Residents observed brief snowfall despite mid summer heat as meteorologists monitor temperature drops and potential ice risk.
Walther to haul passengers by auto in Sedalia hills
Jefferson City Tribune reports Al Walther will drive his car to Sedalia to offer passenger rides in an area without streetcar service. He found the business unprofitable here due to steep hills, where the device struggles to ascend. An excursion group aided the vehicle up a hill, prompting some observers to liken the scene to a funeral procession with walkers acting as pallbearers.
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al Walther
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Police raid at Delmar track ordered by governor
About 100 police under Captain McNamee and Chief Kiely acted on Governor Folk orders to raid Delmar race track to enforce anti betting laws. No arrests were made as officers entered, faced no resistance, and surrounding guards blocked a rival constable's attempted arrest. Races continued as scheduled.
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St .Louis
McNamee
Kiely
Folk
Delmar Race Track
Lentz
Gumperts Acquitted in Anti-Betting Case at Delmar Track
A two hour jury deliberation in St Louis county circuit court freed Max Gumperts on charges of violating the anti-betting law aimed at horse races. The case, tried after his Delmar track arrest, was considered a test effort though the state may pursue other pending convictions.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
Max Gumperts
High Water Hits Texas Rail Lines Again
Heavy rain in Western Texas causes the Pamas ka river overflow washing away a Pecos Valley railroad bridge and 500 feet of track. The Rock Island line between Fort Worth and Dallas is submerged halting travel as four inches fall in thirty minutes.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Pecos Valley Railroad
Rock Island
Here
Dallas
Mollet Promoted to Muscogee Post in Life Co Office
Leo J Mollet formerly cashier at New York Life Insurance in Sedalia transfers to a similar but better office in Muscogee I T. His Sedalia successor is Farr Shipley of Kansas City. Central Missouri branch agents sent Mollet a diamond stud, a token of esteem. The Sentinel praises his industry and predicts further progress.
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Leo. J. Mollet
New York Life Insurance Company
Muscogee
I. 1
Farr Shipley
Kansas City
Mr. Molliet
Sedalia
Central Missouri
Mollet
The
Sentinel
Bennington Gun Boat Floated for Repairs
The gun boat Bennington, whose boilers exploded last Friday, was floated last night and towed to the wharf for temporary repairs. It will be moved to Mare Island for a full overhaul. An hull examination is underway and will be completed when the Iris arrives.
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Mare Island
United States
Iris
Japanese Peace Envoy Komura Arrives in New York
Baron Komura arrived in New York and immediately held talks with Japanese Minister Takahara. He will likely visit the President at Oyster Bay later this week.
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New York
Japan
Oyster Bay
Takahara
Kaiser Advises Czar for Peace at Conference
Berlin reports that the German Foreign Office authorizes a statement by Emperor William that at yesterday’s conference he urged Tsar Nicholas II to seek peace with Japan at once on favorable terms.
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William
Nicholas
Japan
Governor Hoch Receives Roasts From Local Critic Letter
A Missouri reader pens a sharp satirical note to the reform executive in Kansas referencing neighboring states. The letter targets Governor Hoch and questions policy with pointed humor.
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Missouri
Reform Executive OF
Kansas
Governor’s Critics Tie Giles Action to Equality Ideas
A public argument centers on Nick Giles whose conduct is deemed a logical outcome of social equality ideals displayed at community events. Critics say the governor bears responsibility for endorsing or enabling such demonstrations.
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Nick Giles
Disagreement Over Norway Affair Prompts Cabinet Resignation
Swedish cabinet resigns after failing to agree with parliamentary committee recommendations on the Norway affair. The dispute highlights tensions between executive leaders and lawmakers over policy directions.
Plans for dissolution of union with Norway urged
Stockholm reports the Rigsdal may negotiate a peaceful dissolution if Norwegian voters approve, with a later Storthing request. The committee calls for border fortifications to be razed, an arbitration treaty, and Sweden freed of responsibility for Norwegian actions.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Stockholm
Rigsdak
Rigsdal
Norway
Storthing
Sweden
Gasoline Stove Blast Kills Two Children in Pittsburg Home
Fire after a gasoline stove explosion at Levi Tagress residence in Pittsburg on July 25 left Harry and Meyer Tagress dead. The mother and another child were fatally burned while the father and two others suffered serious injuries.
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Pittsburg
Levi Tagress
Harry
Meyer Tagress
Father of College Professors Dead
Samuel Harper father of University of Chicago president and two professors died in Chicago. He is noted as the father of Prof. Francis Harper and Prof. James Harper. The report states his death occurred today in Chicago.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Chicago
Samuel Harper
Harper
University of Chicago
Francis Harper
James Harper
Bush Medical College
Taft and Party Arrive in Tokio Amid Palace Hospitality
Secretary Taft and party reached Tokyo and were guided to Shiba where the palace was placed at their disposal. Miss Roosevelt visited the American legation and became the guest of Minister Griscom.
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Japan
Miss Roosevelt
Tokio
Taft
Shiba
Griscom
Sentinel offers free Saturday Evening Post with yearlong prepaid subs
The newspaper announces a limited time offer: tomorrow at 6 PM the Sentinel will grant a free one year subscription to the Saturday Evening Post for readers who pay for a full year in advance. After that deadline no new subscriptions on this basis will be accepted.
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the Sentinel
Saturday Evening Post
The
Sentinel
Japanese Army Advances Toward Mongolia Front
From London dated July 25 the Scripps-McRae press notes that the Japanese army has invaded Mongolia and is marching northward along the frontier to outflank General Linevitch on his right flank.
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Scripps-MecRae Presse Assn
London
Mongolia
Receiver Denied for Harvester Company
Chicago on July 25 Tudge Bethea dismissed the petition of Rodney Swift for the appointment of a receiver for the International Harvester Company.
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Harvester Company
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Tudge Betthea
Rodney Swift
International Harvester Company
Mitchell Sentenced to Six Months and Fines in Portland
Senator Mitchell was sentenced by Federal Judge DeHaven in Portland to six months imprisonment and a $5,000 fine. The sentence bars future public office and allows time to review the bill of exceptions. The defendant posted a $2,000 bond and will remain free pending appeal challenging trial errors and the statute's constitutionality. The court overruled that constitutional challenge before sentencing.
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Portland
Ore
Mitchell
DeHaven
Cotton acreage estimate to be released tomorrow
Washington July 25 The Department of Agriculture announced that the revised cotton acreage planted this year will be made public tomorrow.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Governor Hoch Responds To Letter On Neighbors
A letter from C. W. Mosher congratulates Governor Hoch on acquiring Nick Giles as a neighbor and mocks social mixing. The note recalls a Kansas Day banquet with Prof. Vernon and Hoch with Booker T. Washington and urges continued “good work.”
Grocers Buy Spillers and Laupheimer Stock on East Fifth
Wilson and Hansam bought the groceries owned by Spillers and Laupheimer at 624 East Fifth Street and are moving the goods to Engineer Street. Spillers and Laupheimer opened recently. the stock is nearly new and further bargains will be advertised once shelves are stocked.
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Wilson & Hausam
Engineer Street
Spillers and Laupheimer
East Fifth Street
Spillers & Laupheimer
Messrs
Wilson & Hansam
Parish Ladies Clear Over Seventy Dollars at Social
The Ladies of St. Patrick's parish cleared over 71 dollars at the social held last Thursday evening on the church lawn. The Sisters and ladies express gratitude for generous patronage and request the Sentinel to pass along thanks.
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St. Patrick's
Paris
Sentinel
A New Heir Born to Mr and Mrs Gingham
Mr and Mrs Frank Gingham of 1720 South Moniteau street announce the birth of a ten pound son born Monday.
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Frank Gingham
South Moniteau Street
Col J West Goodwin Improves After Knee Operation
Col J West Goodwin underwent surgery for necrosed bone above the knee of the right leg and is improving nicely.
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Col
J. West Goodwin
Bond fixed up to meet county needs in Kansas
Topeka Kansas July 25 Treasury Kelly has a bond for 791000 signed up and expects to present it to the executive council at the meeting tomorrow The bond is in excess of the 800000 demanded The indications are Governor Hoch will vote with the others to accept it and the fight on Kelly will cease pending the investigation of his office now going on Kelly said he had received unexpected voluntary subscriptions to the bond to the amount of 40000 from Montgomery county and 10000 from Wichita county
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Hoch
Kelly
Montgomery County
Wichita County
Record Thresher Produces Big Weekly Yield in Lafayette
W J Courser of Higsinsville Missouri set a remarkable threshing record in Lafayette county last week. His outfit threshed 8000 bushels of grain in seven days and one additional day yielded 1900 bushels. The yield was heavy and of excellent quality.
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W. J. Courser
Higsinsville
Lafayette County
Miss Chalfant Dies at Maywood Hospital
Miss Chalfant aged 38 of Knob Noster Missouri died at Maywood hospital from a brain illness after treatment by Dr S G Kelly. Her remains will be transported this evening by Missouri Pacific train No 5 to Knob Noster for a likely Wednesday funeral and burial in Knob Noster city cemetery.
Weather Update Partly Cloudy and Warmer
Partly cloudy and warmer with rain expected in the northern portion tonight and Wednesday.
Hopkins Held on Five Hundred Dollar Bond
Robert Hophkins, colored, arrested on a charge of picking the pockets of Samuel Dowdell, was brought before Police Magistrate Truxel acting as ex officio justice of the peace and held to the circuit court. In default of $500 bond he was committed to jail.
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Robert Hophkins
Samuel Dowdell
Truxel
Pattsreon Advises Bertha Claiche Now in Prison
Nan Pattsreon offers guidance to Bertha Claiche who remains incarcerated, outlining steps for coping and potential redress while awaiting proceedings. The note emphasizes resilience and lawful conduct during detention.
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Bertha Claiche
Weary Months in the Tombs Ex Florodora Girl Recalls Murder Case
Nan Patterson, the Florodora girl, writes of Berthe Claiche awaiting trial for killing her brutal master Smile Gordon. Patterson says Claiche will not be convicted and that the law can be eccentric, sharing her own prison ordeal and views on justice and mercy.
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Florodora
New York
Berthe Claiche
Nan Patterson
Claidhe
Gordon
Labor Day Committee Sets Plans for Sedalia Observance
The Sedalia Labor Day committee met at E. T. Behrens cigar factory and approved arrangements for the holiday. Liberty park was chosen for the celebration and a dance at Liberty park hall was assigned to John Knopple, E. J. Tierney, Ed Donnelly and Otto Botz.
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E. T. Behrens
Sedalia
Liberty Park
John Knopple
E. J. Tierney
Ed Donnelly
Otto Botz
Liberty Park Hall
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