Sedalia plans grand Fourth of July celebration
Business men meet at the court house in Sedalia to organize a state showing Independence Day event. A parade, park amusements, field sports, baseball, balloon ascent, and a fireworks display are planned with $2000 to be raised for the celebration and invitations to nearby towns.
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Court House
Missouri
William Courtney
J. D. Donnahue
Cannon
Sedalia
Flambeau Club
G. A. R. Post
Flambeau
Town to stage large celebration with citizen support urged
An executive committee led by J. M. Cannon and L. P. Andrews will manage a town celebration. They will form many subcommittees to develop features for the day and invite ideas from residents. The organizers stress broad business and citizen backing is essential for success.
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Messrs
J. M. Cannon
L. P. Andrews
Tudge J. N. Dalby
W. T. Morris
William Courtney
Royal Tribe Elects New Officers In Annual Meeting
The Royal Tribe of Joseph Se dalia Lodge No. 1 held a meeting at their hall. They conferred the work in amplified form on candidates D. B. Bulkley and R. F. Hulland and elected W. P. D. C. Patton as officers.
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Royal A of Joseph
Sedalia Lodge
No. 1
D. B. Bulkley
R. F. Hulland
W. P.D. C. Patton
Trial News and Local Court Fines Reported
The day’s court notes include Dr Mayhew fined three dollars, police thieves fined ten dollars each, and a crowded criminal court scene with juror venue issues for the Stubblefield case. Trial scheduled for tomorrow with continued dense interest and jury selection concerns.
Powerhouse thefts lead to fines for two inmates
Rested yesterday by Officer Engle Brecht, charged with stealing copper and a few streetcar bells from the electric powerhouse, were fined ten dollars and costs each in police court this morning.
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Englebrecht
Worst Storm Devastates Richmond Wisconsin
Special to the Sentinel reports a cyclone last night killed at least two hundred and wounded more than one thousand. Fire followed the storm and the town of Richmond is completely devastated with twenty five hundred people left homeless and destitute.
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Richmond
Wis
Sedalia Welcomes Hygiene Water From Ice Company
Sedalia company introduces Hygiene, a distilled drinking water, gaining pleasing patronage as it enters the local market. The new product from the Ice and Cold Storage firm is being promoted to residents and businesses.
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Sedalia Ice and Cold Storage Company
Fraternal Society Social Follows Evening Exercises
Following the exercises of the evening, a social session was held with refreshments of ice cream cake and strawberries served. Attendees included V P T E Wherley Priest Campbell Scribe Dr Harl Bronson Treasurer Faulhaber Escort Harms I G Barnes O G Scow Trustee Mrs Bronson.
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V. P
T. E. Wherley
A. Campbell
Harl H. Bronson
G. L. Faulhaber
W. H. Harms
I. G
H. A. Barnes
O. G
C. P. Scow
I. T. Bronson
Bicycle Races Set by Sedalia Cycle Company
The Sedalia Cycle Company hosts a two race program at Liberty Park Thursday at 7 p m. Entries free and close at 3 p m Thursday. A mile race best two heats out of three with three prizes and a half mile race best two out of three with four prizes.
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Sedalia Cycle Co
Liberty Park
Eps to Address Institute on Shakespearian Grammar
Prof. John W. Eps of the state normal at Warrensburg attends the teachers institute today and will address them tomorrow on Thoughts on the Development of Shakespearian Grammar. Enrollment today was 126. Dr. Fuller led the devotional exercises.
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John W. Eps
State Normal At
Warrensburg
Teachers’ Institute
Dr. Fuller
Trial to Loom as Impaneling Delayed and Witness List Grows
The report notes many could not qualify for jury duty and will be ready by o'clock this afternoon. The case will be hard fought with both sides seeking points toward a favorable verdict. Witnesses include Detectives Kay Manning Fur long Barnett Adams Wieman Shea Gallivan and doctors Overstreet Collins Young Stubblefield and wife Burress Dunnigan Jackson Kohlbohn. The Stub and West trials may stretch the week and start tomorrow morning. In police court Dr Mayhew was fined for his celebration and compensation paid to two boys abused by hotels. The magnetic healer’s popularity grows with over a thousand daily users and Flat Creek may soon see wider city use.
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Kay, Manning, Furlong
Barnett
E H Adams
H B Wieman
Pat Shea
Mayhew
Joe Fitzgerald
William Michaels
Band Concert At Park Theater Tonight
A large evening crowd enjoyed the park as theatergoers attend a Dixie Land program. The Second Regiment band opens a week of concerts with new music, hosted at the park theater from 7 to 8.
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Dixie Land
Second Regiment
Servant Harker Drug Co Quick Delivery Ad Note
Tel 14 we have it quick delivery. Servant Harker Drug Co.
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Servant-Harker Drug Co
Abduction Charge Shocks City at Sicher Hotel Case
A couple faces abduction and attempted enticement charges linked to Miss Annie Rogers at the Sicher hotel. W A Wright and Mrs Degnen or Mrs Heynen are held on bail as Judge Rogers hears the case with guards ensuring appearance in court.
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Sicher Hotel
Roger
Degnan
John Heynen
S. H. Wright & Co
Rogers
Heynen
Jim Card
Card
the Sentinel
Degnen
St. Louis
Jack
Lawton Forces Insurgents Back After Day of Brutal Fighting
A Manila cable reports General Lawton with about three thousand troops clashing with insurgents all day. After hours of heavy shelling he pushed the enemy back roughly five hundred yards. American losses reach sixty. The battle resumes the next morning.
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Washington, D. C
Manilla
Lawton
Children’s Day Exercises at First Congregational Church
A Sunday night program at the First Congregational church celebrates Children’s Day with scripture readings and prayers. Rev Albert presides as choir delivers salutatory and recitations by Helen Hunt Ina Mount Maud Cook Donald Shepard and others.
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First Congregational Church
Albert Ee
Helen Hunt Owe
Ina Mount Ta
San Mar
Maud Cook
Donald Shepard
Night Chief Breaks Up Barn Seven Up Game
Night Chief Bart Jackson ended a seven up game in a barn behind the Salvation Army tent on Lamine. No arrests were made but players were frightened. some hid in hay or under bed clothes and others fled through windows before being rounded up and promised to behave.
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Bart Jackson
Salvation Army
Lamine
Jackson
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W. A. Wright
Annie Rogers
W A Wright
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