Death of H P Yunt longtime city resident
H P Yunt of 1620 East Fifth street died at 4 25 this morning after long illness aged 60. Native of Quincy Illinois he served in the Civil War. Survived by widow and two children Katie and Samuel W. Funeral 3 pm Friday at First Congregational church with Rev B F Martin officiating. Pallbearers named John Dow Col Van B Wisker John L Wigton R H Wright J H Mertz W A Fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Yunt
East Fifth Street
Quincey
Katie
Samuel W
E. E. McClellan
First Congregational Church
B. F. Martin
Charles Bard
John Dow
Col. van B. Wisker
John L. Wigton
R. H. Wright
J. H. Mertz
W. A. Fast
Doctor William Redmon’s Death Publicized in Tipton
Doctor William Redmon aged 78 died at his Tipton home. Born in Winchester Kentucky he moved to Missouri with his parents at age five and lived in Boone county before settling in Moniteau county for about sixty years. He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding four years ago. He practiced medicine from early manhood and was a leading county physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Redmon
Tipton
Redmon
Winchester
Missouri
Boone County
Moniteau County
Redman
Funeral Services for B. F. Amos Held at Home
The funeral for B. F. Amos took place this afternoon from 908 East Fourth Street at 2:30. Reverend F. L. Cook led the services, with interment in the city cemetery. Pallbearers were J. A. Bradley, Earl Leftwich, Earl Davis, Clarence Alcorn, A. J. White, and Charles McVey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Amos
East Fourth Street
F. L. Cook
J. A. Bradley
Earl Leftwich
Earl Davis
Clarence Alcorn
A. J. White
Charles McVey
Funeral sermon for Mrs. E. B. Quisenberry planned
The Rev. J. S. Myers arrives tomorrow morning to preach the funeral sermon for Mrs. E. B. Quisenberry, to be held tomorrow afternoon. It is unclear if Rev. F. O. Fannon will arrive in time to conduct the services as he is currently visiting in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Myers
E. B. Quisenberry
F .O. Fannon
Illinois
Death of John Venable in Sedalia at 19
John Venable aged 19 died at the home of Will Carter editor of the Sedalia Times on North Osage street at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Death was due to consumption. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon.
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John Venable
Will Carter
Sedalia Times
Osage Street
Pioneer Physician Dr. Thomas G. Shadburne Passes
Dr. Thomas G. Shadburne a pioneer Henry county physician who settled in Windsor before the war died Tuesday night in Warsaw where he had moved about twelve years ago After four years of throat disease and a last winter operation thought to cure it he succumbed The interment was held Wednesday afternoon in Warsaw.
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Thomas G. Shadburne
Henry County
Windsor
Warsaw
Patti Still Good Be Careful of Your High Notes
A brief note hints at Patti performing with caution on challenging high notes. The message stresses care during vocal peaks and references ongoing work with guidance on technique. No additional context or dates are provided.
Merriment at Warrensburg Druggists Convention
Pertle Springs hosts a lively Warrensburg session of the Druggists' convention with a hat trimming contest won by Dr. J. B. Wood of Kansas City. Oscar Ott of Sedalia and F. W. Hagenow of St. Louis place second and third as the pumpernickel verein fires up the crowd with a German band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg
J. B. Wood
Kansas City
Oscar Ott
Sedalia
F. W. Hagenow
St. Louis
August Fleischmann
C.L. Chittenden
Verein
Sedalia Visitors At Druggists' Convention
Mr and Mrs Harry Servant of Sedalia visit Mr and Mrs A A McBride and attend the Druggists' convention. Col J West Goodwin of Sedalia arrives to mingle with the druggists. Oscar Ott, secretary for the Travelers, is present to please guests. Mrs A A McBride will entertain at whist on Thursday morning in compliment to her sister Mrs Harry Servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Servant
Sedalia
A. A. McBride
Servant
Arlington
Col
J. West Goodwin
Oscar Ott
Modern Woodmen Initiates Six Members in Sedalia Camp
At the Sedalia camp meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America six new members were initiated and two applicants for membership were received. A smoker followed the session. Members plan to visit Lookout Camp this county on Saturday evening June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Modern Woodmen of America
Phall
East Fifth Street
Lookout
This County
Weather note on soda shop offerings and drinks
A weather themed reminder notes shopping benefits from a local soda shop. It highlights refreshing sodas and house made creams and fruits, labeled strictly pure and delicious. Mention of Cow Drug company appears as a sponsor reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow Drug Company
West Eleventh Boy Suffers Broken Arm In Fall
Delbert Brummet son of Mr. and Mrs. W L Brummet of West Eleventh street fell last evening and sustained a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert
W. L. Brummet
West Eleventh Street
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Praised as Best
The note lauds Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry as the best in town, highlighting its quality and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
iE M'Daniels Case Opens In Police Court
The case against J O McDaniels charged with renting rooms for illicit purposes at his Commercial Hotel on Main street opened before Judge Truxel. Attys Shain and Barnett defended as City Attorney Shortridge outlined the state's case. Brent testified to improper admissions on McDaniels orders and several witnesses from Main street dives described solicited visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. McDaniels
Main Street
Truxel
Henry Knopfli
H. A. Smith
Howard Moser
H. ©. Davis
Thomas Riddle
A. M. Licklider
Shortridge
Waymen
McDaniels
Shain
Brent
Luther Brent
Daisy Berger
Sallie Todd
Crazer
Berger
Porter
Hotel Case Defense Calls Several Witnesses Debunk Lewd Claims
The defense in the city case called multiple witnesses including Tom Gresham Tom Robb James Robb Charles Leftwich Rufus Campbell Night Clerk Postel and Mr Davis who testified they had never seen lewd women or lewd conduct at the hotel. Davis and his wife also testified the establishment’s conduct was proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Peterson
Lizzie Jennings
Charles Eckhoff
Tom Gresham
Tom Robb
James Robb
Charles Leftwich
Rufus Campbell
Postel
Mr. Davis
John Murray
Oldest Bank President David Crosby Foster
David Crosby Foster of Poughkeepsie New York’s savings bank is believed to be the nation’s oldest active bank president. He just turned ninety three and remains at his desk every morning unless weather stops him, serving from 9 until 3 as director since 1856 and president since July 1 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Crosby Foster
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Electrical Workers Union No 266 Organized
Union No 266 of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was organized Wednesday evening. Officers elected include President L Eisman Vice president G V Tudhope Recording secretary R R Cunningham Financial secretary M J Spahr Treasurer William Huerman Inspector S T White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
L. Eisman
G. V. Tudhope
R. R. Cunningham
M. J. Spahr
William Huerman
S.T. White
Wedding at Lincoln unites Miss Cora Fridley and Mr. Robert Gill
Special to the Sentinel reports a June 5 ceremony at M. E. church with Welborn officiating. The reception follows at the Lincoln hotel with friends invited.
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Lincoln
The
Sentinel
M. BE
Cora Fridley
Robert O. Gill
Sog. Welborn
Lincoln Hotel
Boonville Woodmen Excursion Brings Challenge to Sedalia
From Boonville the W O W lodge will run an excursion next Sunday bringing a large crowd for a day trip. The Woodmen will bring a ball team and have challenged Sedalia Woodmen No 16 to a game. Sedalia lodge No 16 has accepted and a warm exhibition is promised.
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W. OW
Boonville
Woodmen
Sedalia Woodmen
Sedalia Lodge No. 16
Topeka Man Paints Home After Month of Wife’s Color Disputes
A Topeka man continues his house painting after a month of quarrels with his wife over color choices. He recounts a dream in which an octopus camped on his bed, with a green head, blue body, red tentacles, and brown and yellow touches.
Memphis boy runs away to watch prize fight in Joplin
A thirteen year old boy from Memphis Tennessee is described as a dead game sport who ran away at age 3 to hitchhike to Joplin to see a prize fight. He dreams of becoming a globe trotter and is starting early.
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Clycle Brown
Memphis Tenn
Joplin
Clergy Reply Planned After Brannan Sermon
Rev. Dr Allan Brannan rector of Calvary Episcopal church will reply next Sunday morning to the sermon recently delivered by Rev Father Brannan at the court house.
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Brannan
Allan
Calvary Episcopal Church
Father Brannan
Court House
Steam Laundry Ad Promotes Quality Laundering
The advertisement highlights top quality laundering using premium materials. Se Dalia Steam Laundry presents itself as a trusted cleaner offering superior care for fabrics and garments.
Sedalia Electric railway names officers for the firm
The Sedalia Electric railway company announces its officers led by President D. H. Smith. Vice president is W. B. Broomall of Chester, Pa. Secretary treasurer and general manager is Thomas J. Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Electric Railway Company
D. H. Smith
W. B. Broomall
Chester
Thomas J. Osborne
Three for 5e Pollack's genuine Wheeling Stogies
Pollack's genuine Wheeling Stogies and Dow Drug Company featured in a brief trade or product notice. The item mentions a trio offer and the participating brands in a local commerce item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollack’s
Wheeling
Dow Drug Company
Voted Against Popular Election of Senators in Senate Debate
The Washington Senate defeated the amendment for popular election of Senators by a 35 to 21 vote after a sharp debate. Missouri’s Mr West urged a square issue but opposed the Depow plan and Democratic platform pledges. He warned that popular government risks ignorance and imbecility and accused politicians of manipulation. The House passed a passport issuance bill for aliens, noting it covers Porto Rico and the Philippines. A Columbia minister, a reforming ex-Washington correspondent, is described as skin-deep reform and a capable Spanish scholar with a large library on Colombia.
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Senate
Washington
West
Missouri
Depew
House
United States
Mr. Foraker
Porto Rico
Philippines
Columbia
Wheeling
W. Va
Republic of Columbia
Lee's Ambition Rumor Taints Missouri Leadership
The Kansas City Journal notes whispers that Lieutenant Governor Lee seeks the governorship and has pressured Governor Dockery, keeping him in check by delegating duties. It portrays Lee as diligent yet reserved, an ardent Sunday school man who dresses plainly and commands Republican respect as senate presiding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Journal
Lee
Dockery
Misouri
Washington
Congress
Union
Missouri
Jefferson Monument
State House
Senate
CAPTAIN BENZ DEAD AT 71 IN LINCOLN
August Benz of Lincoln dies at home after nervous prostration aged 71. Born in Southeim Würtemberg April 2 1831 he leaves a wife and eight children including G F Benz Oklahoma City H Benz and S W Benz California F A Benz Pettis County Mrs Minnie Parks Kansas City and sons W E B L and J A Benz of Lincoln He served two years in the rebellion as captain of Company F fifth cavalry and as sergeant Company F fourth Regiment USRC Missouri volunteers Funeral held 3 PM Wednesday at M E church with Rev S G Welborn officiating.
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August Benz
Lincoln
Mr. Benz
Southeim
Wurtemberg
G. F. Benz
Oklahoma City
H. Benz
S. W. Benz
California
F. A. Benz
Pettis County
Minnie Parks
Kansas City
W. E
B. L
J. A. Benz
Benz
Fifth Cavalry
Missouri Volunteers
M. E. Church
Rev. S. G. Welborn
Tramp Bicyclist Performs, Roasts Town for Crowd
A wandering rider claimed to represent a San Francisco paper and aimed for Chicago. He performed street exhibitions with a Rube act before Missourian audiences, sparking mockery as he kept only a meager collection and threw change back at the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chicago
Clinton Democrat
Capitol Steps
Clinton
Lucre
Hudnut Line Perfumes Sold By Bard Drug
The Hudnut line of perfumes is promoted as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia and is featured by W. E. Bard Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Devery Opens Real Estate Office After NYC Police Chief Career
William S. S. Devery, former New York City police chief, has opened a real estate office and began with a personal purchase of a lot valued at about 190 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William SS. Devery
New York City
Paints of every description at reasonable prices
W. E. Bard Drug Co. offers paints of all descriptions with high quality and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reapers Harvest
William Redman
Adelina Patti
London
Patti
Pertle Springs
M'Daniels
Shain and Barnett
Electrical Workers
VENT
Missouri Statesman
Charles Burdett Hart
United
Captain Benz
Devery
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