Teachers Institute in Pettis County Befitting Its History
The Jefferson City Tribune reports a highly successful Pettis County Teachers Institute under County Superintendent Coleman at the High school with about 150 in attendance. Prof. L W Rader and Prof R H Emberson assist, Miss Bessie L Schenck exhibits watercolor works from Morse School Kansas City, attracting attention. Tonight a trolley ride. tomorrow Prof Rader speaks on The Old and the New or the Flat Crick School District with stereopticon.
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Pettis County
Coleman
L. W. Rader
Kansas City
R. H. Emberson
Columbia
Bessie L. Schenck
Rader
Flat Crick
Institute
Bad Accident Delays St. Joseph Gazette Print
The St. Joseph Gazette suffered a disastrous accident when the press broke down last Saturday night. With no local press available, a special train carried the forms to Kansas City, the issue printed there, and rushed back, arriving hours late. Propriety losses totaled several hundred dollars.
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St. Joseph
St. Joe
Kansas City
Women Recommend Our Work to Neighbors
Women praise Longan's Laundry as trusted by neighbors and friends, noting strong service and personal referrals. Local shoppers mention reliable results and friendly staff at the 154 phone listing.
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Longan
River Route Strike Forces 46 Men to Refuse Work
Forty six workers on the Missouri Pacific river route struck under Foreman Sipple to demand better return arrangements. They have been baling and lining track, leaving Jefferson City daily on a special car that is not brought in each night as scheduled. Local freight delays push their return to city time to about midnight, prompting the walkout until the issue is fixed.
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Missouri Pacific
Foreman Sipple
Jefferson City
River Division
Bond Set At 7500 In First Degree Murder Case
John Baldwin posted bond of 7500 after Prosecutor Cashman filed a first degree murder information Wednesday. Bond was furnished by Charles Messerly Henry Meuseke and William Courtney. Baldwin’s case was continued to the November term. State witnesses listed include Rennia Lipscomb widow of the deceased Levi Pellet Joseph Heckart P S Jamison George Fletcher John Turner and Mrs H Hammond.
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John Baldwin
Cashman
Charles Messerly
Henry Meuseke
William Courtney
Mr. Baldwin
Rennia E. Lipscomb
Levi Pellet
Joseph Heckart
P S. Jamison
George Fletcher
John Turner
Sedalia Labor Federation Names Officers and Plans June Events
The Sedalia Federation of Labor met in Glass' hall and appointed a committee to arrange the Labor Day celebration. They also arranged for a June 12 lecture at the courthouse by J. C. Chase on Modern Trades and Unionism. A resolution urged organized labor to attend the City Council meeting on June 16 to press for strict enforcement of ordinances on corporations. Newly elected officers are President Francis Blaise and Vice President Wm. Shrage, filling vacancies from the resignations of J. L. Cone and Will Branaugh.
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Sedalia Federation of Labor
Glass’ Hall
FE. T. Behrens
Francis Blaise
James Yunt
Court House
J. C. Chase
J. L. Cone
Will Branaugh
Wm. Shrage
Ravenwood Man Claims Extreme Orange Bologna Cheese Feat
Thomas Lyle of Ravenwood boasts a stomach that can digest large quantities, citing eating thirty seven oranges five pounds of bologna two pounds of cheese with crackers and ten gallons of cider in four hours. He bets he can repeat the feat without serious harm.
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Thomas Lyle
Ravenwood
Mr. Lyle
Oil Prospect Near Holden
HoldenMo June 5. McMillian and Simpson have been prospecting for oil for six months and have an 8 inch well at 196 feet. They plan to drill to 700 feet. The well shows fifty feet of oil and water, located eighteen miles southwest of Holden near Index.
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Holden, Mo
Messrs. McMillian & Simpson
Holden
Index
Dow Drug Co Art of Making Fine Soda Water
Dow Drug Co states that knowing how to make good soda water is an art and asserts they know the method. The note frames soda water as a refined craft.
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Dow Drug Co
Beulah Harris and Dr. E I Yancey Wed in Solemn Ceremony
A Wednesday evening wedding united Beulah Harris daughter of Judge O M Harris and Dr. E I Yancey chief surgeon of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway hospital. Rev J B Fuller conducted the ceremony with relatives and friends present. The couple departed at 8 45 for a wedding tour east amid best wishes from family and community.
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Beulah Harris
O. M. Harris
E. I. Yancey
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
J. B. Fuller
J B. Harris
Will Harris
Lillie
Mary
Nelle Harris
H. Clay Arnold
Kansas City
William Homan
Otterville
J. A. Williams
W. D. Steele
Harvey MacGugin
Dr. Yancey
Marriage of Arthur C. Harter and Josie Brimmer
Arthur C. Harter and Josie Brimmer were married at 9 o clock Wednesday night in the parsonage of Rev. S S Martin of the First M E church. Only two witnesses attended the ceremony Ruth Martin and his wife. Carl Harter, Morris Harter’s son, is a Sedalia Milling Co. proprietor. Brimmer, widow of Henry Brimmer, was formerly superintendent at Dorn Cloney laundry. The couple plans a home at the corner of Stewart and Wilkerson avenues.
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Arthur C. Harter
Josie Brimmer
S. S. Martin
M. FE
Henry Brimmer
Dorn & Cloney Laundry
Stewart and
Wilkerson
The
Sentinel
First Christian Church excursion leaves Sedalia for Kansas City
The 8:30 a.m. departure carried about 285 people from Sedalia aboard a train of a baggage car and five coaches. Two more coaches were planned to be added en route to Kansas City.
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First Christian Church
Kansas City
Sedalia
Boston Cherries with Ice Cream Delight
Dow Drug Co promotes Boston Pitted Cherries with ice cream as simply delicious.
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Boston
Dow Drug Co
Bad Accident to a Boy Involving Mr. J. W. Clum
A brief item reports that Mr. J. W. Clum was involved in a bad accident concerning a boy. Details are limited in the readable text.
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J. W. Clum
Accident Crutches Grandson In Millersburg
Edward Uhi informs his father in law in Millersburg Ohio of a severe accident to his five year old grandson Carter who was kicked by a horse. Doctors removed bone fragments and report poor chances of recovery.
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Edward Uhi
Millersburg
Carter
Sedalia Educator Accepts Post at Washington University St Louis
Prof Irwin Rautenstrauch popular Sedalia High school German instructor has accepted a position at Washington University St Louis and will begin September 1 He will spend the summer at Chicago University for a post graduate course The Sedalia native, class of 1894 at Sedalia High and 1898 at State University, ends his tenure here with honors and the city expresses pride and congratulations.
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Irwin Rautenstrauch
Sedalia High School
Washington University
St. Louis
Chicago University
Rautenstrauch
The
State University
Sedalia
Sentinel
W C T U Plans Jail Flower Mission Service
The W C T U will hold a special flower mission service at the county jail next Sunday afternoon. Members will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Archias 14th and Ohio to prepare the program. The annual flowers service inspires prisoners and requires prison officials approval.
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Promotion
Sedalia residents learn of Longan's Steam Laundry offering premium services. The ad highlights quality washing and ironing, inviting customers to try the local cleaner with trusted community presence.
Trial of Bremer Deutehler Riley on Poultry Theft
Louis alias Pump kin Bremer Will Deutehler and Joe Riley faced Judge Rogers for stealing fourteen chickens from Ed Bould. They pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received six months in the county jail.
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Louis
Pumpkin Bremer
Will Deutehler
Joe Riley
Ed Bould
Rogers
Sedalia patrons praise Dow Drug Co chocolate sodas
Our patrons say our chocolate sodas are the best in Sedalia. Dow Drug Co.
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Sedalia
Dow Drug Co
Quiet Hour program at East Broadway church
The Christian Endeavor local union will hold a meeting at East Broadway Christian church next Monday evening. Mrs Christine Cameron of St Louis, state secretary of the Christian Endeavor society, will be here. The subject is The Quiet Hour.
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Christian Endeavor Local
East Broadway
Hind Nut line perfumes claimed finest in Sedalia
Advertising copy from W E Bard Drug Company proclaims the Hind Nut line of perfumes as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Sunday School Meeting for City Leaders June 8
A Sunday afternoon meeting for all pastors superintendents officers teachers and Sunday school workers is set for June 8 at 3 o clock. The gathering aims to discuss vital matters affecting Sunday school work in the city.
Paints at highest quality prices reasonable
W. E. Bard Drug Co offers paints of every description with quality at the highest standard and prices kept reasonable for customers seeking reliable coatings and supplies.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Coffeyville Franchise in Jeopardy Amid Missing Funds
Coffeyville’s baseball season faces disruption as former manager Larry Powers is missing with between $500 and $600 of team funds. Captain Moore says Chanute may receive the Coffeyville franchise, spurring fan fundraising of over $1,000. President Shively debates transferring the franchise to Chanute or Pittsburg, while Coffeyville battles unpaid salaries and bills.
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Coffeyville
Moore
the Sentinel
Chanute
Kas
Larry Powers
Kansas City Journal
Shively
Missouri Valley League
Lary Powers
Powers
Pittsburg
Harry Rand
Lola
Jefferson City changes as Carey signs five new players
Manager Carey releases five pitchers Davis Hill Shepherd Held and Schranz and signs Holly White North Bettes and Home to bolster Jefferson City’s club. Davis returns to Callaway. Hill and Schranz cited for pitching and hitting issues while Shepherd and Held are praised for effort.
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Jefferson City
Shepherd
Held
Schranz
Carey
Holly
The
Consumers
White
Kansas University
Jack North
Belleville
Bettes
Warrensburg
Paris
League Baseball Scores From National League Games
In Boston the Red Sox beat St Louis 7 to 3. Philadelphia lost to Pittsburg 4 to 7. New York defeated Chicago 4 to 3. Brooklyn triumphed over Cincinnati 5 to 2.
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National League
Boston
St Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baseball notes from Missouri Valley league race
In AL scores Baltimore defeats St Louis 6 to 2 San Philadelphia beats Chicago 3 to 2 Cleveland powers past Boston 4 to 2 Washington outscorches Detroit 13 to 6 Friday's Springfield versus Tola game draws a fence-crash crowd Umpire Collins earns praise as fans and players alike note his steady officiating The Joplin Globe reports Jefferson City and Sedalia have implemented beneficial changes.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Springfield
Tola
Tola Register
Register
Collins
Joplin Globe
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Ten Million Hotel Planned on Plaza Site in New York
A $10,000,000 project plans a new hotel taller and grander than any before, to replace the Plaza built less than 18 years ago. The structure will stand as the city’s greatest show place, with steel industry magnates funding most of the capital.
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New York
Plaza Hotel
Plaza
Officials vow prosecutions for lynching of Abe Witherup
Monroe county officials declare mob members who lynched Abe Witherup will be prosecuted. Press across the state denounces the act as a worse crime than the murder Witherup confessed to, noting the brutality and doubt that a fair trial would have led to lawful execution.
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Monroe County
Abe Witherup
Witherup
Grow
Topped the Market by St. Louis Live Stock Reporter
William Martin of Pettis County Missouri led the beef trade with nineteen steers averaging 1294 pounds at 7.25 dollars. Nelson Morris and Co. purchased the cattle.
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St. Louis
William Martin
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Jefferson City Tribune
Befalls
BOND
Federation OF Labor
Miss Harris
Carl Harter
Prof
Sedalia Steam Laundry
League
Chanute and
Pitesburg
Joplin
Missouri Valley
Hurlbert
A. L. Nichols
Reds
Memphis
Nevada
Jeff
League Baseball
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