Riley Hotel Sale Protects Alimony Claim
The Riley hotel property including three west lots and one east lot was sold from the courthouse steps by John F. Lee of St. Louis to Mrs. Riley for 7601 dollars. She attached the remaining balance to secure a 7500 alimony judgment from her divorce case. Guardian William H. Powell Jr attended for the husband, whose insanity has been noted. Sale legality is debated among lawyers, with only three bidders present.
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Riley
Court House
John F. Lee
St. Louis
Market House
West Second Street
William H. Powell, Jr
Parsons
The
Sentinel
J. M. Planck
E. G. Cassidy
Cassidy
Planck
Railroad Men and the Fourth Parade Invitation
The Sentinel notes railroad men of Seda lia would join the Fourth parade if invited. Big excursions are planned with special trains after fireworks. Hospital arrivals list Eli Matthews Stringtown fever W E Ferguson Augusta debility J R Weaver Parsons cystitis C E Gash Sweeny fever Will Gravitt Prairie Lick toothache Chas Radican Prairie Lick wrenched hip
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Eli Matthews
Stringtown
W E Ferguson
Bridge and Building Department
Augusta
J R Weaver
Parsons
C E Gash
Crusher
Sweeny
Will Gravitt
Chas Radican
Rehearsal Held At Missouri Pacific Shops
Reverend Cook trained Katy and Missouri Pacific shop workers this afternoon at 5 o clock using a holiday to rehearse a chorus. The event highlighted intershop collaboration and worker participation during the break.
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Katy
Missouri Pacific
Cook
Katy cuts section men and ships miners to Oklahoma
All section men on the Katy were laid off in June to cut costs in the round department. Three carloads of colored miners left on No. 1 to McAlister Oklahoma to relieve striking workers. Katy yards at this city and Ray are clogged with bad order cars as spurs and sidings fill.
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Katy
Round
McAllister
I. T
Ray
Meat Market Sold in Sedalia Deal
W. J. Letts sold his East Sedalia meat market to Robert R. Cunningham who will take possession tomorrow. Cunningham acquires the shop from Letts as the longtime owner exits the business.
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W. J. Letts
East Sedalia
Robert R. Cunningham
The Anvil Chorus for Fourth of July Concert
The Fourth of July celebration will feature the anvil chorus with twenty anvils operated by volunteers, promising a beautiful musical feature during the big chorus event.
Carroll resigns from Nevada Water and Traction
Charles Carroll steps down as superintendent of the Nevada Water and Traction company on Monday and plans to return to Sedalia to start his own business. He leaves behind many friends who regret his departure, and Tom Donahue of the Sedalia Water and Light Company succeeds him, bringing ten years of association with Quigley.
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Charles Carroll
Nevada Water and Traction Company
Sedalia
Nevada
Carroll
Tom Donahue
Sedalia Water and Light Company
Quigley
Nevada Post
Scene at the Katy depot stirs Sedalia crowd
A July Fourth Eldorado excursion tale ends with a dramatic confrontation at Sedalia's Katy depot. A delivery wagon driver, his wife, and a large female companion collide in a public scuffle after the train from Eldorado arrives. The distraught wife assaults the railroad party as onlookers note the ensuing street rumbles. Train plans for Sedalia travel are announced.
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Katy
Eldorado
Sedalia
Dupois
Deve Gaanicahs
Third Street
Seven roadside bandits arraigned in police court action
A motley gang of seven ho boes faced police court this morning and received the usual fines and a stay to depart. Two drunks and one disturber of the peace were also processed, with similar penalties and orders to leave town.
Hearing Set On Disturbing The Peace Charge
Ike Adams and Laura Joplin face a morning hearing before Judge Burr for disturbing the peace yesterday afternoon. Laura Joplin received three days in court this morning from Judge Rogers. Peter Heil, linked to the disturbance, was sent to jail for ten days. Maggie LaCrosse, tied to the same group, was dismissed.
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Ike Adams
Laura Joplin
Judge Burr
Rogers
Peter Heil
Maggie LaCrosse
Hartshorn Wins Contract for Church Remodeling
T Hartshorn has been awarded the contract for brick and stone work on the remodeling and enlarging of the First Christian church. Work will begin at once under the supervision of architect W S Epperson. About four thousand dollars is expected to be spent on the improvement.
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First Christian Church
Liberty Park
Steele
Broadway Presbyterian
John Montgomery, Jr
Jessie Smith
T. Hartshorn
First Christian
W.S. Epperson
Trains Run to Seda Lia for Fourth of July Events
Railway agents deserve praise for arranging service that lets people from surrounding towns reach Seda Lia for the Fourth. The schedule permits an evening stay for the Flambeau club display and a reasonable return hour.
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Sedalia
Flambeau Club
Eldorado Excursion Impresses Sedalia Visitors
The First Baptist church run trip to Eldorado yesterday was praised for smooth travel and hospitable Eldorado residents. A drunken quarrel led to two men being laid out and removed from the train. neither offender was linked to the church.
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Eldorado
First Baptist Church
Sedalia
Baptist Church
How He Got There by Capt Louis Levens
Capt Louis Levens brigade quartermaster of the Third brigade and Second Missouri invites Col D and another from the city to the G A R reunion in August to honor Second Missouri volunteers. Levens earned a captaincy after saluting Gen Andrews in Lexington Kentucky, the lone officer to rise from the Phoenix hotel rotunda.
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Louis Levens
Second Missouri
Col. D and I
Levens
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington
Gen. Andrews
Forrest Huebner Stock Company In Week At Forest Park
At Forest Park the Forrest Huebner Stock company opens a week long engagement Sunday night. The sixteen member troupe presents Lost Paradise After Twenty Years Northern Lights Shaft No 2 and similar plays. Mr Crawford Park Theatre manager guarantees the company to Sedalia to secure strong attractions regardless of cost.
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Forrest-Huebner Stock Company
Sedalia
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Mrs. Riley
Henry Evans
Ada Hazlewood
Central Presbyterian
H H Fleming
North
Harriett van Antwerp
Fred Stallard
South
F R Hill
J M Cain
Epworth
W T Scott
W D Steele
East Sedalia Christian
F L Cook
G W Driscoll
J H Rodes
East Sedalia Baptist
C A Buchanan
First Congregational Church
E A Harker
Charles H Bard
Second Congregational Church
B Toomay
Calvary Episcopal Church
Glenn H Wood
Gertrude Faulhaber
Sacred Heart Church
Alice Hawley
Ida Myers
Trinity Lutheran Church
J F Seibert
Louise Rohwer
German Lutheran Church
Gus Pehling
Maccabees
California
John Moser
L F Ritchie
Woork
Califor
Pate
the Sentinel
Seda
Lia
Ann Amigo
Cumberland Presbyterian
Mrs
Nia
Odd Fellows Hall
Missouri
R B Anderson
St Louis
A Lipper
Kansas City
Fred Sharpe
Peter Kuhn
Humboldt Hartenbach
Crescent Tent
Charles Blackburn
George Stagner
Olean
Norborne
Denison Herald
the Anvil Chorus
Eldorado Excursion
Inge
Warsaw
Warrensburg
Montserrat
Knob Noster
Dresden
Lamonte
J.W. McClain
Forest Park
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