Concert Tonight by Greger's Juvenile Band at Forest Park
This evening at Forest Park Greger's Juvenile Band performs a program including Dress Parade March Beyer Lotus Waltz Stanney The Daisy and the Butterfly medley Beyer Eulalie Schoitische Ripley The Fairies Ball Curtis At the Front March Ripley Solene Waitz Humphrey Intermission Olympus Grand March Hoffman Always in the Way medley LaRue Sambo's Birthday Hazel Pretty Polly Po Stanley Trinity Bells Hall Au Revoir March Losey Wild Oats Galop Beyer.
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Eulalie Schoitische
Ripley
the Fairies
Ball
Curtis
Solene Waitz
Humphrey
Olympus
Hoffman
Medley
LaRue
Sambo
Hazel
Pretty Polly Po
Stanley
Trinity Bells
Hall
Au Revoir
Losey
Beyer
Sullen Transfer Promotes Local Prudential Official to Kansas City
Mr J H Sullens who oversaw Sedalia Prudential offices for three years will leave next week for a higher post in Kansas City Kas. His work benefited the company and himself and he plans to begin a new chapter after a recent Sedalia cottage at 1107 West Third Street. He and his wife leave with best wishes for continued success in their new field.
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Sented
Kansas City
Kas
Mr. Sullens
Sedalia
West Third Street
Senate
Congress
Girl Wife Stolen Away From Kentucky Wedding Party
Elgin Tennessee June 30 Lewis Riley and Robert Reeves jailed on kidnapping charge involving a 13 year old girl wife married in Kentucky. The trio traveled toward Reeves mother’s home then allegedly went to Missouri and Arkansas before the girl returned to Tennessee and the men were arrested. Preliminary trial set for tomorrow.
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Elgin
Tenn
Lewis Riley
Robert Reeves
Riley
Kentucky
A. G. Wanie
Reeves
Bear Springs
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Levin
Hypnotized wife linked to missing spouses in Wheeling case
Charles Frazier of Chester alleges his wife fled after being hypnotized by his wife's nephew Fred Dewees. The couple, who moved from Mason to Chester, left behind a farewell note from the wife and Dewees vanished with her. Frazier suspects a return to her former home.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Frazier
Chester
Fred Dewees
Frazier
Liverpool
Fraziers
Mason
Dewees
Sedalia Markets Cereals and Breadstuffs and Groceries
Market prices list prairie hay per ton eight dollars wheat per bushel ninety five cents to one dollar six, chops and bran by cwt, hard and soft wheat flours, corn per bushel fifty to six hundred? prices shown. Groceries include butter lard potatoes corn meal sorghum. Poultry items listed for hens spring chickens geese ducks. An ad for Foley's Kidney Cure notes summer kidney irregularities from overheating.
Man Who Whips and Tries to Stay Faces Damages
The Washington Star reports Kroencke and Cordes for S flour case detailing a man known for whipping and attempting to endure, facing possible damages or payment obligations.
Railroad News Arrivals List From Parsons to Guthrie
A railroad news item lists arrivals and assignments across several locations. Names include W S McCaskill engineer Parsons Kansas J F Holliday truckman Parsons Kansas H Batterton bridgeman Limerick J M Shafer telegraph Harwood Missouri W W Armstrong bridgeman Rowlett Texas John Caton section laborer Pleasant Green Missouri and L A Williams train porter Guthrie Oklahoma Territory.
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H. Batterton
Limerick
J. M. Shafer
Harwood
Rowlett
Texas
John Caton
Pleasant Green
L. A. Wiliams
Guthrie
O. T
Missouri Pacific Crew Returns From City News
Brakeman W P Cronan and several Missouri Pacific staffers return from St Louis hospital or business trips. Roxy Roach starts as Katy switchman, William OHerin and A S Grant visit St Louis, Clarence Acorn Tipton, Liple in Sedalia, Col Vic Kaiser departs for Holden.
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W. P. Cronan
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Roxy” Roach
Katy
R. E. Long
Warrensburg
William O'iHerin
A. S. Grant
Clarence Acorn
Tipton
A. Liple
Avision
Sedalia
Col
Vic Kaiser
Holden
Kidney Cure Advertisement Warning
An Arlington Pharmacy ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures all kidney and bladder diseases and warns readers they will blame themselves if they do not use it. The message emphasizes guaranteed results and urges purchase.
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Chicago Market Hogs Down 5 Cents Across Peaks
Chicago market reports hogs 5 cents lower with light bids 5.35 to 5.45 and heavy 5.25 to 5.50 while cattle stay weak. Kansas City Omaha and East St. Louis provide similar declines with steady or lower prices and sizable cattle volumes. Estimated Chicago hogs for Saturday around 17 000.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
Avenged pet rabbits' death shocks Dr Nasse yard
Dr Edmur Nasse, longtime owner of white rabbits, woke to find two dogs and all his rabbits killed including two old pairs and their families. He obtained a revolver, shot the dogs, then called the scavenger for aid.
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Edmur. Nasse
Powell Charged With Disturbing Peace After Alley Fight
Woodson Powell, a Black man, was arrested this afternoon on a charge of disturbing the peace. His case was set for a hearing before Justice N. H. Rogers on Monday. It is alleged Powell and his wife fought near the old brewery.
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Woodson Powell
Ben
N. H. Rogers
Powell
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The readable text is fragmented and unclear. No coherent facts or named entities reach reportable news content.
Personal notices from Sedalia and nearby towns
The column lists numerous social moves with names and places: Tom T Grimshaw arrives in Denison Herald territory. MH D Muir travels to St Louis. Mrs David Rinkle to Colorado for summer. Miss Maury Allen of Clinton visits C L Allen family. Miss Flora Cutter returns from Kansas City. Mrs Joseph Lennartz and Nora visit Montrose Missouri. Mrs H C Ettinger returns from Chicago. Also notes on Clifton City school board choosing Prof O H Devine of Sedalia as principal and Miss Maria Griffin of Smithton as assistant. Additional items include social visits to Marshall, Sedalia, Jefferson City, and Colorado Springs, and travels to Portland, Oregon. Brockton, Boston, and New York mentioned in travel plans. A light stream of local movements and gatherings across multiple towns.
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Wiliam McCaustland
Mabel
Seattle
Wash
Joan S.&illiott
Sedalia
Far West
Maria Griffin
Smithton
Maud Powers
Sallie Lee
Florence Ayers
Marshall
Gilliam
Bessie Swinney
Miss Bowers
Messrs
Jack McChesney
Geo. Parrish
Dave Burton
J. C. Davis
St. Louis
E. R. Berry Chemical Company
Busness
Davis
Portland
Ore
California
Colorado
Willie Howard
Arives
Kathryn Monroe
David Lindsay
el Dorado Springs
Co. K. Mackey
E. S. Shortridge
Mackey Shoe Company
East
Boston
Brockton
Mass
New York
John Armstrong
South
Lamine Street
Bessie Kinsey
Parsons
Kansas
William Meyers
Panama canal storm as Wallace resigns amid plan to stall work
Washington reports reveal a deliberate strategy to undermine the canal project by enticing key officials. Wallace resigns after discussions with the secretary while observers note shifts in the commission and pressure from powerful railroad interests.
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Washington
Panama Canal Commission
Wallace
Shonts
Shoats
Canal Commission
Canal
Colonel Edwards
Edwards
Car Load of Charter Oak Stoves Arrives for Local Firm
The John T Colins Furniture and Carpet company received a car load of Charter Oak stoves in what is described as one of the largest shipments to a Seliaia firm. Newspaper price announcements will follow in a few days.
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John T Colins Furniture and Carpet Company
Selaia
Laurier's Minister of Works Returns to Journalism
A Canadian figure, initially minister of all works under Laurier, retired from politics and now works as a journalist in the House of Commons gallery. He says the governor general's salary would not tempt him back to a ministerial post and notes his shift from Conservative organizer to the Socials, now sidelined from politics.
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Dicker
New York
Panama
Wallace
Tere
United States
Wilfrid Laurier
Cana
Tarte Ninister
House of Commons
Tarte
Canadian Conservative Party
Soerals
Russian Soldier Refuses Fan During Captivity Incident
A Russian solder, captured by Japanese forces, is described as refusing a small folding fan offered by a Japanese Miller, preferring his cap for cooling. The exchange includes a copied pistol gesture, yet the captive accepts the gift without further reluctance.
Immigrants in United States Reach Record Totals
Figures released for the fiscal year end show over one million foreign-born residents in the United States with the 1903 peak at 857,000. The month with the highest immigration during the year surpassed all prior months, marking a record pace for arrivals.
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D. C
Imber
Astoria Item Succeeds with Familiar Signature
A fragment from the Astoria page notes a signature tied to a long familiar item, described as the kind you have always bought, with emphasis on consistent branding and recognizable mark.
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Oastoria
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Merit
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Sentinel
Reeves and
Sedalia Markets
Ccce
Kroencke & Cordes
Washington Star
Railroad News
W. S. McCaskill
Kan
J. F. Holliday
Chicago Market
Logan Com
South Lamine Street
Tom T. Grimshaw
Denison Herald
MH. D. Muir
David Rinkle
Maury Allen
Clinton
City
C. L. Allen
Flora Cutter
Lena
Laura Cutter
Joseph Lennartz
Nora
Montrose, Mo
J. W. Almquist
Jefferson City
Elsie Hickman
Ada Stanley
Marie Moenschel
George Olendorf
New Sedalia Theater
St. Joe
Lila Lee Clark
Lillian Whipple
Colorado Springs
J. P. Kemp
Lake View Hotel
Lamonte
Clark Bouldin
Lawrence
E. E. McClellan
Joe Kelly
W. H. Cloney
A. L. Shortridge
L. E. Andrews
Thomas Terry
Lamonte Bank
Commission
Hepburn
Mim Woristh Cou Interstate
Dtmmerce
Canal Zone
Sedalia, MO
Kansas City Journal
South Ohio Street
C. G. Overmeyer
Ohio Street
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