Won From the St Louis Diels
The Sentinel reports Sedalia defeating St Louis 11 to 2 in a baseball game. Box score shows Sedalia led by Garvin and Haw kin with strong pitching from Gilpatrick for St Louis. The article lists lineups:Cudmore Fisher and Feehan for St Louis and Haw kin Roe Johnson for Sedalia.
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Rings
St. Louis
Sedalia
Garvin
Rohn
Hawkins
Carpenter
Wilson
Harrison
Johnson
C. F
Roe
R. F
Gilpatrick
P. St. Louis
Griffin
S. S
Woods
Cudmore
Erman
Fisher
Wilcox
R. J
O'Neil
Jackson
Feehan
Nevada Beats Sedalia on Parks Says Griffin
Sunday report notes Mr. Griffin visiting town points of interest en route to Versailles after a patient. He asserts Nevada has Sedalia beaten on parks and recreation.
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Versailles
Griffin
Nevada
Sedalia
Mayor Crawford Foe Is Dying in Sedalia Ordeal
A morning conference with Drs Crawford Weffer and Juvans from St Louis reported Mayor Crawford gravely failing and unconscious all day Sunday. If death occurs within six months of his term end, Sedalia ordinances call for a successor election. otherwise councilman Jud Babcock would chair if an election is waived.
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S. Kk. Crawford
Weffer
St. Louis
E. C. Juvans
Crawford
Sedalia
Jud Babcock
Sedalia Team Sets Busy Schedule With Rivals and Towns
Sedalia plans a series of games highlighted by a big Jefferson City clash at Liberty park next Sunday. Nevada visits July 3, with July 4 at 10 a.m. Then July 6 and 7 host Jefferson City, followed by July 13 and 14 in Jefferson City. Manager Roe organises a July 14 excursion of ten coaches to the fans’ trip. If Moberly hosts two games July 20 and 21, Sedalia may travel for a Nevada Coffeyville Galena Erie Parsons Joplin tour before returning home for matches with St. Charles Butler Harrisonville and the Aston Blues, with a Kansas City league game under consideration.
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Sedalia
Jefferson City Nine
Liberty Park
Jefferson City
Nevada
Sedalias
Jefferson Citys
Roe
Moberly
Coffeyville
Galena
Erie
Parsons
Joplin
St. Charles
Butler
Harrisonville
Aston Blues
Nevada team sweeps Galena with seven straight win
Nevada Missouri defeats Galena Kansas 32 to 2 as home team bats dominate with seven home runs and multiple three base hits. Manager Roe returns to form with notable defense and a sharp double.
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Nevada
Galena, Kas
St Charles Triumph Over Blues 10–6 at Alton
Otto Williams will attend Sunday's game against Jefferson City. The St Charles team defeated the Blues at Alton Sunday by 10 to 6.
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St. Charles
Blues
Alton
Nevada's Parks. Griffin Visits Sedalia from Asylum No. 3
C W Griffin superintendent of asylum No 3 at Nevada visited Sedalia to inspect park upkeep and discuss regional welfare arrangements. His visit highlighted cross county coordination and potential improvements to public grounds.
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C. W. Griffin
Nevada
Sedalia
A Liberal Free Week at Red Cross Medical Association
The Red Cross Medical Association offers one week of free examination advice treatment medicines and therapeutic methods for lung and airway diseases. From June 24 in rooms 311 313 Igenfritz building corner Third and Ohio streets hours 9 am to 8 pm Sundays 10 am to 12 pm.
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Red Cross Medical Association
Igenfritz
Third and
Ohio Streets
Judge Hutchinson Visits on Epworth League Trip
Cooper county probate judge H A Hutchinson of Boonville traveled to Perth Springs for the Epworth league convention. The former Boonville Advertiser publisher is well known locally.
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H. A. Hutchinson
Cooper County
Boonville
Perth Springs
Epworth League
Judge Hutchinson
Steers Sold by Judge J. G. Senior to Hanna Bros
Judge J. G. Senior of Stokley sold fifty five steers to Hanna Brothers of Knob Noster on Saturday. The cattle averaged 1450 pounds and brought 4.80 dollars per hundred pounds at sale.
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J. G. Senior
Stokley
Hanna Bros
Knob Noster
Pretty Japanese fans in Boston mail 1c 5c 10c stamps
The note describes fans sending 1c 5c and 10c stamps to THE BOSTON located at 214 Ohio Street. It presents a compact snapshot of a philatelic exchange and a street address linked to a newspaper or club scene.
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Boston
Ohio Street
Portraitist Alleges Grand Larceny Case
L O McKee was arrested in Norborne Missouri on a warrant from Judge Kinsey's court at the instigation of portrait artist David Stern of 200 East Third Street. The charge is grand larceny relating to a proof passing outfit valued at 350 dollars not turned in to Stern's Northern Portrait Company. An attorney for McKee sent a telegram this afternoon saying the trouble will be explained satisfactorily, but a law officer will depart tonight for Norborne.
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L. O. McKee
Norborne
Stern
McKee
Masons Host St John's Day Picnic at Forest Park
A large crowd gathered at Forest Park for a St John’s Day picnic under Masonic auspices. Sedalia Military Band provided music, a basket dinner was served, and an afternoon program plus races and athletic events were planned at the Forest Park theatre. Public invited to attend.
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Forest Park
Masons
St. John’s
Royal Tribe of Joseph Lodge Meeting Notice
Sedalia Lodge No. 1 R T J will meet in regular session June 24 at 8 o'clock. All visiting members are fraternally invited to attend. W H Ritchie W P I T Bronson Scribe.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Arlington Pharmacy Sedalia Mo
Notice of annual stockholders meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Meeting at 508 Ohio street Sedalia Missouri on Saturday June 29 1901 at 2 30 pm. Also advertisement for special prices on two new upright pianos tomorrow by J H Clemens manager and John N. Taylor's Piano House at 507 Ohio street.
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Ohio Street
Sedalia
J. H. Clemens
John N. Taylor
Fatal Mistake Leaves French Farmer Fatally Wounded
Concordia Missouri June 24 Mack Charbonneau a well known French farmer went to his son in law David Sandon home four miles west of the city about two o clock Saturday morning while drinking and was shot fatally wounded after being mistaken for a chicken thief by Sandon.
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Concordia
Mack Charbonneau
David Sandon
Sandon
Prohibition Statistics Show Wide Gap Between Advocates and Prohibitionists
The piece notes that twenty states have submitted prohibition amendments to voters and cites 1,920,000 votes in favor. It contrasts this with presidential votes for prohibition candidates, not exceeding 365,000, with 209,000 for Woolley last year.
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United States
Woolley
Prohibitionists
Versailles Apples Win Medal at Paris Exposition
Versailles Mo June 24 D R Edwards chief horticulturist of Morgan county has received notice that he was awarded a medal at the Paris exposition for a barrel of specimen apples shown there. The fruit included varieties gathered from his orchards near Versailles, including pineapples plums cherries apricots peaches grapes and Lowney's Bon Bons candy palace noted in the item.
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Versailles
D. R. Edwards
Morgan County
Edwards
University students sail to Henley regatta by cattle ships
Twenty five University of Pennsylvania undergraduates plan a July journey to Henley via cattle ships to follow the varsity eight to Ireland to race the University of Dublin on July 18 at the Lake of Killarney. They will tour England and the continent afterward. Most are high achievers in academics and university life.
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University of Pennsylvania
Ireland
University of Dublin
Lake of Killarney
England
Philadelphia
Younker and Gibbs Wed in Quiet Kansas City Ceremony
Louis Younker bookkeeper for Sedalia Gas and Miss Nelle Gibbs married quietly in Kansas City Sunday after obtaining a license there on Saturday. Mrs Gibbs is listed as the daughter of Mrs Susan Gibbs of 320 West Sixteenth Street.
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Louis Younker
Sedalia Gas Company
Kansas City
Nelle Gibbs
Susan Gibbs
West Sixteenth Street
FiveYearOld Dorothy Bitten by Cat in Noon Incident
Dorothy, five, daughter of Mrs. L. Donahue of 128 East Seventh, was severely bitten by a cat around noon. Dr. E. A. Wood attended her.
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Dorothy
Peter Lane Opens Central Shoe Store on Ohio Street
Peter Lane moves his stock into a new room at 222 Ohio Street and plans to run a premier shoe shop in a highly central location. The move signals an expansion toward a flagship operation in a busy commercial area.
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Peter Lane
Ohio Street
Miss Edna Morris Hosts Tuesday Evening High Five
Miss Edna Morris will entertain Tuesday evening at high five in honor of Miss Vera Smith from Mexico Missouri who is visiting here.
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Edna Morris
Vera Smith
Mexico
Fire loss adjusted by F E Hoffman Jr in Paola
F E Hoffman Jr was summoned to Paola today to assess and adjust a fire loss.
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F. E. Hoffman, Jr
Paola
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Arlington Pharmacy
F Armiver
Prohibition Statistics
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Sr IL
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Sixteenth
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