Popular Prices Next For Myrkle & Harder Company
The Myrkle and Harder company, touted as the largest in the popular price line, has secured engagements and travels eastward. They will open a five night run in San Francisco, starting Monday, with discounted 30 cent tickets paired with a free lady’s ticket, and perform Charles E Callahan's The Hoosier Heroine with vaudeville novelties between acts.
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Myrkle & Harder Company
San Francisco
Opera House
Charles E. Callahan
New York
Theodoor Tilton Remembered by a Confederate Sister
A recollection from the Indianapolis Sentinel recalls Theodore Tilton through a former Southern pupil. The writer describes a dramatic moment of support by a tall, gracious classmate who defended the two girls after civil war bitterness. The piece follows Tilton from a schoolyard triumph to a Parisian encounter, noting his dignified reserve and enduring prestige.
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Hudson River
Quy
Ancel
Theodore Tilton
Scioo
Mr. Tilton
The Education of Mothers in Modern Manners
The piece criticizes young women for abandoning old manners toward their mothers and parents. It notes that politeness has declined, with mothers enduring rough behavior from daughters and the public perceiving this as a loss of courtesy and breeding.
Balloon signaling proposal at Fistcourt and Acysmith
A proposal suggests a balloon at Fistcourt could signal to a balloon at Acysmith using heliograph by day and wish signals at night. The plan emphasizes daytime light signaling and nighttime communication between the two balloons.
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Fistcourt
Acysmith
Social Evening and Local Events Highlighted in Town
A surprise supper for Jack Williams at his East Boonville Street home drew a small crowd due to heavy snow. Attendees included Anna Williamson of Coffeen and James Carroll from Eureka Springs. Other items note bobsled outings, upcoming German Evangelical church social, an organ builders concert, cooking club activities, and the marriage of William Reinart to Mary Smith at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Jack Williams
Pacific Fire Builder
East Boonville Street
Miss Anna Williamson
Coffeen, Ill
Mr. Williams
James Carroll
Eureka Springs
Personal notes from Sedalia social columns
Miss Susie Cobb left this morning for Glasgow Missouri. Wm J Polson of Kansas City is at the Sider today. Will Sears went south on the Nar row guage this morning. Mrs H Hoffman of Smithton is a guest at Kaiser hotel today. J Waddell was among the Kansas City passengers this morning. J M Richardson of Windsor was at the Sicher yesterday. Fontaine Meriwether was a passenger to Kansas City this morning. H C Warner of Hannibal is registered at the Huckins today. Theodore Creutzel, visiting in Moberly, has returned home. Maud Littlefield of Knob Nos ter left this morning for a visit at Glasgow. Messrs Smith and Boeshar have returned home after a delightful trip to the Pacific coast. Macklooney, who left for Chicago recently, returns as western agent for a large insurance company. Rev E Umbach and wife of Bay left this morning for Elmwood Kansas after visiting Mrs Umbach's brothers Chas and Louis Hoffman. F F Combs the poultry dealer came this morning from Jefferson City. People there were supremely happy yesterday due to heavy snow allowing rabbits to be caught without dogs and Sedalians being without water and heat.
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J. Waddell
Kansas City
J. M .Richardson
Windsor
Fontaine Meriwether
H. C. Warner
Hannibal
Huckins
Theodore Creutzel
Moberly
Maud Littlefield
Knob Noster
Glasgow
Macklooney
Chicago
Rev. E. Umbach
Bay, Mo
Elmwood
Kas
F. F. Combs
Jefferson City
Robert Ancil Seeks Re election As County Treasurer
Robert Ancil, long time Katy area car repairer now living in Norman Oklahoma, has just completed four years as county treasurer and is a candidate for re election on the populist ticket.
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Robert Ancil
Katy
Norman
Okla
German Church Ladies Aid Dinner Clears 390 Dollars
At a supper hosted by the Ladies' Aid society of the German Evangelical Church last night, 390 dollars were cleared. Thirty dollars of the total was set aside to reduce the synod debt.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
German Evangelical Church
Knights of Security to hold semi annual officer election
The Knights and Ladies of Security vote on officers tonight. On March 16 they host a bean social in their parlors. A Republican club to back Joe Flory for governor will be organized by the colored people next Tuesday.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Joe Flory
Capital Tea Co Offers Quick Roasted Coffee Guarantee
We guarantee coffee roasted within twenty four hours of purchase and invite you to visit headquarters for coffee and tea. Capital Tea Co.
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Capital Tea CO
Antes Named Citizens Candidate for Third Ward Councilman
Judge John N. Dalby resigned as councilman nominee and the committee of forty in the probate court room named John F. Antes of the Capital as the Citizens candidate to succeed Dalby in Sedalia. Dalby cited statewide interests and lengthy absence as reasons. Antes is a pioneer and well known citizen.
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Citizens
Judge Dalby
John F. Antes
Dalby
Sedalia
Mr. Antes
Mr. Dalby
Imposter insurance agent dupes Sedalia and Boonville residents
Jefferson City Tribune reports C. A. Sullens of Prudential warns of a man calling himself Walters posing as an insurance agent. The imposter has operated in Sedalia and Boonville, deceiving several individuals out of substantial sums of money.
Measured garments at Wallack's Sapho company
Inspector Thompson visited Wallack's theater last night and used a tape line to measure the length of dresses worn by Olga Nethersole and other women in the Sapho company. The women do not wear short gowns.
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Olga Nethersole
Sheldon’s Edition Press Push At Topeka
Postmaster Guthrie appeals to Washington for more men to handle the Sheldon edition of the Daily Capital. Edits during March 13 by Rev Sheldon. Orders from all states and many countries overwhelm the mails as London papers request daily republish rights.
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Sheldon
Daily Capital
Union
London
England
Builders to Organize in City Meeting
Builders and men handling building material will meet Saturday night in room 217, Igenfritz building to organize. Carpenters have long sought unionization and the builders will follow with a similar move.
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Igenfritz Building
Lemp Brewery Official Visits to Discuss Local Hotel Plans
Bruno Soder of St. Louis, representing the Lemp Brewing company, met in the city with E. G. Cassidy, local agent, to consider erecting a hotel here. The two discussed arrangements and potential site details for the project.
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Lemp
Bruno Soder
St. Louis
Lemp Brewing Company
E. G. Cassidy
Unplanned Fall During Kokomo Baptism at First Baptist
During a singing session at the First Baptist church in Kokomo Indiana last night choir member John Lewellen fell through a trap door into the baptismal tank and was completely submerged. He was pulled out and led dripping into a side room.
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Kokomo
Ind
First Baptist Church
John Lewellen
Unneighborly Neighbors in Local Dog Incident
Mrs Mary Rugan writes the Sentinel that Poundmaster Beatty did not kill her dog but severely wounded him She calls the shooting unjustified and says she has not considered a damage suit she also brands the newspapers invention Beatty and Rugan are neighbors and neighbors are involved in a local dispute
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Mary Rugan
the Sentinel
Poundmaster Beatty
Mr. Beatty
Mrs. Rugan
The Weather Provokes A Poem In Sedalia
A provocative poetic piece from Sedalia Missouri dated March 1st laments snow as a fraud and winter beauty while contrasting cold and fire imagery. The author signs S A W and notes personal provocation by weather.
Boers and British clash in Perry dining room fight
In Perry Oklahoma last night J W Robb an English mule broker supporting the British fought Baxter Williamson a wheat planter near White Rock. Williamson was badly cut as hotel owner Harry Shortman was also seriously carved. Several others joined the brawl before attendants separated the combatants.
Teachers Institute Meeting Canceled. Checks Available in Office
The Teachers' Institute will not meet tomorrow as no program was prepared. Teachers may receive their checks at Supt. Buchanan's office from 10 to 11 a.m. Buchanan planned to be in Chicago but stayed home due to his daughter's serious illness.
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Teachers’ Institute
Supt. Buchanan
Buchanan
Chicago
Two Boys Sentenced to Reform School for Burglary
Deputy U. S. Marshal Lilly from Chickasha Oklahoma escorted two youths through Sedalia en route to Boonville where they were sentenced to three years in the reform school for burglarizing a store.
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Reform School
U. S
Lilly
Chicksha, I. T
Sedalia
Boonville
Marshall Democratic Primary Nominees Set in Marshall
Marshall Missouri results from the Democratic primary show John Blair nominated for mayor Ollie Burns chosen for collector and James A Fisher slated for another city post.
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Marshall, Mo
John Blair
Marshal
Ollie Burns
James A. Fisher
Jim Cobb Leaves for Pueblo Furniture Job
Jim Cobb, longtime employee of C. W. Daniels furniture house here, departed this morning for Pueblo, Colorado where he will join C. W. Daniels in the local furniture business there.
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Jim Cobb
C. W. Daniels
Pueblo
Colo
Frank Taylor Sentenced Thirty Days for Vagrancy
Frank Taylor, a known figure in police circles, received a thirty day sentence for vagrancy in Judge Kinsey's court on Thursday.
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Frank Taylor
No-To-Bac Endorsed as LifeRestoring Tonic
Promote No-To-Bac as a cure for tobacco addiction with claims of renewed vigor and strength. Advertises the remedy as effective for quitting tobacco with a guaranteed cure and offers a booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co of Chicago or New York.
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Ce Magnstic
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
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