Americans Cleared Cavite Coast. Paranaque Las Pinas Held
Gen Otis reports a successful south Manila movement clearing rebel trenches. Forces including the Napidan Monadnock and Helena shelled Paranaque and Las Pinas as 3,000 to 4,000 insurgents fled under cover. Casualties total around 50 killed, 350 wounded, 20 prisoners. Otis cites about 400 enemy losses.
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Manila
Cavite
Paranaque
Las Pinas
Laguna de Bay
Napidan
Taguig
Ninth Infantry
Wheaton
Lawton
Colorado Regiment
Colorado
Twenty-first Infantry
Navy
Otis
Custom Work Negligee Shirts At No Extra Cost
The ad touts superior quality shirts offered at no extra cost. It claims higher production and sales than two rival houses, inviting customers to visit and see the value with only time required.
Wanted Representatives for Publications in Each County
Not necessarily men of brilliant education or fluent speech, simply wiping men of good character and appearance. We offer a way to earn from 15 to 500 weekly handling our publications. No guaranteed salary, terms explained simply. We seek county representatives. canvassing experience helpful but not required. Include age, permanent home, and experience if any.
Loubet Celebrated as Popular Hero After Grand Prix
President Loubet rode to Longchamp amid a large popular demonstration tracing the route from the Elysee to the racecourse. The Paris crowd hailed him as a hero in response to the Sunday outrage at Auteuil and his revenge for it.
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Loubet
Paris
Auteuil
Longchamps
Elysee Palace
Bank of England Buys 8.5 Million in American Eagles
London reports the Bank of England has purchased 8.5 million American eagles to bolster its reserves. The rumor that Russia is buying gold in New York is regarded as significant by observers.
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London
Bank of England
Russia
New York
Spaniards Dead in Captivity
Madrid reports from Manila say about half of Spanish prisoners taken by Filipinos are dead and many are sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Manila
Depot at Clinton Robbed in Frisco Safe Blown
The Frisco depot at Clinton Missouri was robbed when the depot safe was blown open on Saturday. Local authorities investigated the break in and searched for suspects as the incident stunned residents of Clinton. Investigators expect to recover missing cash and valuables as the case unfolds.
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Clinton
Clinton, Mo
Frisco
Lumber Fire Destroys Mill in Stroud Arkansas
Malvern Arkansas June 12 fire consumed 200000 feet of lumber at the Oak Leaf Lumber company's mill in Stroud ten miles south of Malvern. Burglars had previously secured from 100 to 300 dollars.
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Malvern
Ark
Oak Leaf Lumber Company
Stroud
Here
Sedalia Markets and Local Notices
Market prices cover wheat oats hay corn meal flour and live stock with varied figures. Local items note new lawn settees for Forest Park theatre and a missing shoes incident. Service ads promote DeWitt's Little Early Risers and a cough cure from Servant-Harker Drug Co. A school mandolin club performed at the music hall Saturday evening.
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Gregg
Music Hall
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Ad Ends With Accident Brief
Walter Beardsley was riding his bicycle on Broadway when a runaway team forced him off the road. The front wheel was smashed as he was pushed to the curb by the vehicle’s sudden stop.
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Walter Beardsley
Broadway
Pine Tar Honey Promises Cure for Cough
Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey claimed to cure a lingering cough and strengthen the lungs so that a cough or acold would not settle there. The product was advertised as twenty five cents at all druggists.
Money Loan Offers For Farms And City Property
Benton H. Ingram announces loans on improved farms and good city property at the lowest rates from the office located on the second floor of the Missouri Trust Building in Sedalia Missouri.
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S. Kentucky Avenue
Missour
Trust Building
Sedalia
Benton H. Ingram
O. A. Crandall
B.A
Sampson
L. Fall Rocesteas
Cc. C. Ee
Ohio
Fourth Streets
Candy Palace and Harker Drug Co. visuals draw crowds
Local storefronts attract shoppers with eye catching displays. Candy Palace advertises fresh strawberries daily while Servant Harker Drug Co highlights a striking soda drawing in their show window attracting passerby interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Palace
No To Bac for Fifty Cents Tobacco Cure Ad
An old time ad touts No-To-Bac as a guaranteed tobacco habit cure promising to make weak men strong and blood pure for 50 cents, advertised across druggists.
Local Shop Ad Highlights Cigar Soap and Ice Cream
A brief advertisement lists E. T. B. Cigar and Best on earth soaps sponges chamois brushes from Servant Harker Drug Co Ice cream soda 5c and Fleischmanns. Try Red Cross Ball Blue for cleaning.
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Servant-Harker Drug Co
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Paranacue and
Las Pinas Takey
Washington
War Department
Brigham, Hopkins & Co
G. P. Bennett
A.S. Bennett
Drs. Bennett & Bennett
Homeopathic
P. Hoprfman
West Me
Robert Cleary
Delaware Street
Kansas City
U.S. A
Adare cc
RAND
Mnally &U
Adams ST
UIC Ago
Ill
Sedalia Markets
Eer
DeWitt
Servant’s Pharmacy
Forest Park Theatre
DeWitt’s
Servant-Uorker Drug Co
E. E. Johnston
W M Gallagher
Bryan
Harker Drug Co
Fleischmann
Ott
E. T. B. Cigar
Amoskeag
Polly
William Kahrs
Tel. 168
Kahrs & Bloess
LLO West
Seanad St
Mormon Church
Bishop Remedy Co
San
Emraian Orthanarinae
Francisco, Cal
Fifth and
Joan J. Whater
Pres
W. P- HaLey
Apam Irrou
Bank of Commerce
Ohio and
Second Streets
Farmore
Pettis County
John J. Yeater
L. H. Durley
D. H. Crear
A. M. Reed
Zittel
W. E. Bard
Edward Hurley
J. M. Offield
W. P. Haley
W. S. Baker
Third National Bank
Sedalia, Mo
John N. Dalby
A. P. Morey
BR. H. Moses Cashier
W. A. Latimer
Ass’t
J. N. Dalby
R. H. Moses
Henry W. Harris
D.H. Smith
H Mertz
N.H Gentry
Chas. H. McAninch
Samuel C. Gold
Morris Harter
Jas. T. Montgomery
H. Bothwell, Pres’t
WM. Courtney
T. E,. R. Blair
THE
Sedalia National Bank
General Service
Iene Ee
E. F. Yancey
W. H. Evans
H W. Meuschke
Charles E. Musick
J. * Saree Martin Rent
Col
H.g. Clark
D. F. Brown
Henry Lamm
E. RB. Blair
J. W. Merphy
A. Lower
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