Seven in Seventh Meet Sparked by Joe Roe Over Sedalia
Joe Roe predicts Sedalia will win the series against Jefferson City with Bert Jones likely to pitch. He boasts about his luck with seven and his eagle eye for pitches, while fans recall a 1895 Sedalia victory and a dollar a home run offer he once made.
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Jef
Jefferson City
The
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Missouri
Raither
Matthewson
United States Mint
Roe
Bert Jones
St. Louis
Ladies Entertained at Euchre Party at Mrs D Hardy's
Mrs D Hardy entertained about forty ladies on West Broadway for an afternoon of euchre with punch service by Misses Bessie Babcock and Mary Hughes. Prizes included a wand painted bon bon dish and a candlestick with candle.
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Mrs. D. Hardy
Bessie Babcock
Mary Hughes
Mesdames J. R. Myers
J. H. Mara
C. E. Messerly
W. F. Waller
W. M. Johns
Ware
Stanley
H. A. Pratt
Jennie B. Fast
J. H. Barrett
Frank Volrath
William Curran
Charles Evans
W. H. Harris
W. F. Hansberger
Lelia Kidd
Busch
J. M. Offield
Hattie Paff
J. M. Cannon
Phillips
D. T. Abell
D. J. Temple
S. R. Barfield
Preston Potter
J. A. Davis
F. H. Gray
F. F. Combs
J. W. McClain
C. H. Bard
Dugan
Misses Besse Doyle
Lamy
Laura Stanley
Cotton
Nelle Davis
Moberly Voicing Team Quality and Call for Scrutiny
The Moberly Democrat praises the town's amateur team as among the best in the state. It suggests trimming one or two players or pushing them to tougher practice, then would bar no one from competition.
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Moberly
Put Up or Shut Up Higbee Game Stake Sparks Night
A local crowd formed a purse totaling $100 as stake money for a game between Higbee and the nearby town. Spectators participated actively, wagering as the contest drew near.
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Higbee
Moberly Signals July 4 at Randall Springs
The Moberly Signals announces a Fourth of July event at Randall Springs inviting Higbee moneyed men to contribute or face the ongoing southern breeze of hot air, according to the Moberly Democrat.
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Randolph Springs
Mober
Citizens to revive Civic Federation at First Christian Church
Citizens favoring reforms plan a meeting tonight at the First Christian church to revive the Civic Federation, once active here, amid concerns Sedalia could suffer harm from disturbances during the state fair first session.
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First Christian Church
Civic Federation
Sedalia
Prosecutor Says Church Fled Country to Avoid Arrest
Kansas City officials report Charles Church, indicted for bribing juries in street railway damage suits, may have fled the country. Grant Woodward, charged similarly, is jailed for lack of bail. A third railway employee under indictment is believed hidden in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Hadley
Charles Church
Grant Woodward
Smithton Stock Shipments Hit St Louis Market
Judge Gabe Albers led a carload cattle shipment from Smithton to St Louis on Monday followed by Newt Haire and Charles Knox. Haire also sent a carload Wednesday, with Richard Taylor and Monsees Bros shipping additional cattle yesterday amid scarce water and pasture. Household goods for sale at 1205 South Osage Street.
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Gabe Albers
Smithton
St. Louis
Newt Haire
Charles Knox
N. Haire
Richard Taylor
Monsees Bros
South
Osage Street
Labor union to organize at city hall Friday evening
The Federal Labor union will meet at city hall at 8 o'clock Friday evening to organize all nonrepresented labor groups with the American Federation of Labor as headquarters. Organizer P. S. Jamerson assures strong membership prospects.
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Federal Labor Union
Labor
American Federation of Labor
Farris' Lemonade Stands Strong as Old Papers Found
Local shop touts Farris' Lemonade as unbeatable while old newspapers are offered for sale at this office.
The Day of the Young Man at Carnegie Steel
A profile of Andrew Carnegie style leadership at Carnegie Steel highlights thirty young partners who rose to wealth and power. Key figures include Charles Schwab at 39 and W E Corey at 33, with others like A R Peacock L C Phipps James Galey Thomas Morrison and P T Berg earning millions and shaping the company legacy. The piece argues youth fuels success and politics should be avoided for those seeking advancement.
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United States Steel Company
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
Missouri
W. E. Corey
Homestead
Harvey
A. R. Peacock
L. C. Phipps
Phipps
James Galey
P. T. Berg
Red Cross Ball Blue Best in the World
A large two ounce package is advertised as the best in the world with a price listed in cents.
Let It Be Noisy Declaration Mood in Youth
The text discusses allowing the American boy to think the Declaration of Independence was signed in a fever of patriotism that he feels, reflecting on the inspiration and mindset behind early national sentiment. It emphasizes civic feeling and the influence of declarations on youth.
Thirty Day Noise Festival Sparks City Debate
A columnist condemns a yearly celebration allowing gunpowder and loud huckster cries while police stay distant. They argue the noisy event harms daily life yet believes youth patriotism flourishes for one day yearly, and even established groups tolerate the clamor.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Tent Meeting On Lamine Street
The Salvation Army sets up on Lamine street just east of the courthouse with Brigadier and Mrs. Marshall of St. Louis leading. A large audience is anticipated Friday night June 28 as they speak and sing. meeting starts at six o clock.
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Salvation Army
Lamine Street
Court House
Marshall
St. Louis
Knights and Ladies of Security hold second annual picnic
The Knights and Ladies of Security plan a second annual picnic at Fairmount Park in Kansas City on July 23 with an excursion likely to depart Sedalia.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Fairmount Park
Kansas City
Sedalia
Warrensburg Quarry Chief Plans Missouri Stone Fire Exhibit
J B Millar Warrensburg rock quarry superintendent and assistant state fair mineral display chief is in Sedalia today. He says a fire exhibit will feature Missouri stone from Warrensburg Carthage and Phoenix.
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Sedalia
J. B. Millar
Warrensburg
Lamonte Farmers Thresh Wheat High Quality 63 lb Bushel
M. H. Morris notes farmers near Lamonte threshing wheat with yields around 15 to 18 bushels per acre. The Lamonte Milling and Grain company received wheat weighing 63 pounds per bushel Wednesday.
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M. H. Morris
Lamonte
Mr. Morris
Lamonte Milling and Grain Company
Miss Mary Clifford Dies at 32 in Camp Branch
Miss Mary Clifford aged 32 of Camp Branch died at her home from consumption. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday from Sacred Heart church in this city.
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Mary Clifford
Camp Branch
Sacred Heart Church
Missouri State Dental Association Meet Dates
The thirty seventh annual meeting program is issued for July 9 to 12. Dr F M Fulkerson and Dr W M Carter of this city will take prominent parts in the discussions of various subjects.
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Missouri State Dental Association
F. M. Fulkerson
W. M. Carter
Mayor Crawford Improves Slightly Hopeful Doctors Say
Mayor Crawford's condition shows modest improvement with attendants noting some progress and doctors growing more hopeful about his recovery after last night's observation.
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Crawford
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