Burlington Northern Pacific Express Trains Range
Omaha to Puget Sound routes include daily through train with coaches chair cars sleepers dining cars No 15 from Kansas City and St Joseph to Pacific Coast via Scenic Colorado No 28 latest night train to Denver and Nebraska Omaha St Paul No 21 noon train to Omaha and St Paul through sleepers No 56 Chicago Eli dining and buffet library cars No 16 St Louis Fast night Express No 42 fast morning train east Descriptive matter rates and information available.
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Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Denver
Puget Sound
Portland
Montana
Washington
Northwest
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Scenic
Omaha
St. Paul
St. Louis
Colorado Springs
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ft. Worth
A. H. Morrett
John Sebastian
Chicago
Local residents and visitors list in Sedalia column
Phone 144 deliveries, visits by Lyle Dickey and wife from Houstonia, Merritt Nelson and son from Lamonte, Charley Scholten from The Bell plans Camp Branch trip, Swift packing rep O S Holt, insurer M T Slane, traveler R W Griffith to Montrose, Viavi Home treatment ad, E H Calef Missouri Pacific agent, Louis Tedder of C B C to Kansas City seeking work, Fred Meredith bound for Kansas City carriage works, Deputy Marshal T W McKenna in city, Mrs Hutton Crater returning from Kansas City with Mrs R W Carr, and other brief notes of local activity.
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Taylor
Lyle Dickey
Houstonia
Merritt Nelson
Clyde
Lamonte
R. W. Griffith
Montrose
VIAVI
Sedalia Viavi Co
West Third Street
E. H. Calef
Missouri Pacific
Fast Mail
Louis Tedder
Kansas City
Fred Meredith
U. S
T. W. McKenna
Warsaw
New Lebanon Presbytery Convening in Sedalia Scheduled Events
The New Lebanon Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian church meets with the Sedalia Congregation tomorrow at 7 30 PM to elect a moderator and organize for two days of sessions. Saturday and Sunday feature a Woman s Presbyterial Missionary Society meeting, a Missionary rally, and a Christian Endeavor union gathering with all churches invited. Noon luncheon is provided Saturday in the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
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New Lebanon
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sedalia
Woman’s Presbyterial Missionary Sociey
Presbytery
Fifth Street M. E
Cumberland
To Ti uu ntem a at nolating
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Jurors Drawn for April Term of County Court
Before adjourning Wednesday the county court drew petit jurors for the April term of the criminal court. The list includes C. J. Heironymous Heath Creek Thomas Montgomery Longwood James Sewell Houstonia Nathan French Blackwater A W Wimner Lamonte J A Scott Dresden M K Swope Cedar Green McFarland Bowling Green Rh Banning Smithton C I Turner Prairie S A Mentzer Elk Fork J A Martin Green Ridge Milo Carpenter Washington William Rider Flat Creek C A Berthoff Lake Creek T T Wells Hughesville L M Barnard T J Fletcher Sr E A Petty C W Bente S L Williams Charles Wentzleman Jacob Frick L F Lovelace Sedalia. No grand jurors were drawn due to the new constitutional amendment.
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Criminal Court
L. M. Barnard
T. J. Fletcher
E. A. Petty
C. W. Bente
S. L. Williams
Charles Wentzleman
Jacob Frick
L. F. Lovelace
Sedalia
Fred Allen Dlers Near Beaman After Freezing Incident
Fred Allen of near Beaman is likely to die from freezing injuries suffered while returning home from Sedalia. Both hands were amputated and his condition worsens. His brother Squire Allen, in the city, reports the decline. A. M. Allen from Kansas City arrived to be by his bedside.
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A. M. Allen
Kansa
City
Rector's Last Report as County Collector
The final monthly report for February shows Green Ridge school tax 78 53 and Lamonte school tax 105 38. Total collections amount to 12 771 78.
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Rector
Green Ridge
Lamonte
Household accident leaves Mrs Gresham severely burned
Mrs. Andrew Gresham of Fourteenth and Layfayette was severely scalded Wednesday while preparing supper. A close fitting lid on a water receptacle caused a steam burn to her face neck and shoulders. Dr. E. Gresham attended and said the burns are not dangerous.
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Layfayette
Monthly Coffee by Ladies' Aid at Meyers Home
The Ladies' Aid of Trinity English Lutheran Church will host its regular monthly coffee at Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Meyers home 15 West Fourth Street Friday afternoon and evening. Assisting are Mrs. Bloess and Mrs. Kobrech. All are invited.
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M. L. Meyers
West Fourth Street
Bloess
Boies Bros Sale of Vedder 40 Acres North of City
Boies Bros and Co report the sale of A B Vedder property consisting of 40 acres located five miles north of the city for 1200 dollars. The deal marks a notable real estate transaction for the firm amid local market activity.
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Boies Bros. & Co
A. B. Vedder
Pan American exposition bill passes in Missouri
The Missouri House approves a Pan American exposition bill authorizing a $50,000 appropriation for a Buffalo exhibit. A five member commission will oversee the Missouri display and later move it to Charleston for the Southern States and West Indies exposition.
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Jefferson City
Buffalo
Missouri
Charleston
Boston preacher Father Taylor and his famed prayer
Father Taylor of the Methodist church in Boston was known for powerful prayer among sailors. During a heated gubernatorial race he prayed aloud asking divine intervention for those in authority.
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Father Taylor
Boston
Birthday Celebration For Katy Engineer James Russel
James Russel a Katy engineer was royally entertained at his home 1503 East Fourth Street last night for his birthday anniversary. One hundred invitations were issued by Fred Williams a Missouri Pacific engineer.
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James Russel
East Fourth Street
Fred Williams
Missouri Pacific
Female Doctrines Healings by Dr. W. T. Thomas
Dr. W. T. Thomas, osteopathic physician, offers treatment for women's disorders after a special course in female diseases. Located in Room 4, Grand Central Building.
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Grand Central Building
Young Stafford Arrested for Alleged Larceny
Charles Stafford was arrested this afternoon by Constable Pohh for the alleged larceny in cage 4.
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Young Stafford
Charles Stafford
Const
B’ Pohh
Senate Brawl Over Insurance Rates Sparks Floor Clash
In Jefferson City on March 7 the Missouri senate saw a heated exchange between Senator Martin of Saline and Senator Frank Farris over bill No. 175 which would let local insurers arrange rate schedules. Farris called Martin a demagogue and a near-throwing scene ensued as officers restrained them and the lieutenant governor called for order. The day focused on the bill while the house debated tax treatment of franchises and the governor's bill.
Railroad Hospital Arrivals List With Job Titles
Arrivals include John Fisher laborer at crusher Chickie Chockie Cornelius Lonehan bridgeman Good Wik Lee Bryam section laborer Sterritt W A Fischer section laborer Hamburg Thomas Dent bridgeman Franklin Junction John Williams extra gang Denison J T Hoke brakeman Smithville M R Kemp car repairer Denison.
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John Fisher
Crusher, Chickie Chockie
Lee Bryam
Sterritt
W. A. Fischer
Ham
John Williams
Denison
J. T. Hoke
Smithville
M. R. Kemp
Trainmen Ordered to Get Watch Certificates
Among the Trains. C. A. Goodyear, brakeman on the Katy, is laying off. All brakemen and conductors of the Missouri Pacific have been ordered to get watch certificates. Sup. D. Hardy of the Missouri Pacific went out over the Lexington Branch this afternoon.
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C. A. Goodyear
Katy
Missouri Pacific
Sup. D. Hardy
Lexington
Plaza Barber Shop Plans Third Chair Addition
Charles Pudry proprietor of Plaza barber shop at 105 West Third street reports improved business and expects to add a third chair to the shop soon.
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Charles Pudry
Plaza
West Third Street
Homeseekers Excursion Tickets Offer Cheap Round Trips
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers homeseekers excursion tickets to almost all U S points on the first and third Tuesdays of January through June 1901. Price is one fare plus 2 90 for the round trip, with return valid within twenty one days. Contact any Great Western agent or write F H Lord general passenger agent Chicago for details.
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Great Western
F. H. Lord
Chicago
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L. W. Wakeley
Main St
Ag’t
Howard Elliott
St. Joseph, Mo
California
Arbe
Concord Wine
H. F. Luneburg
Limits, Sedalia, Mo
Charley Scholten
Bell
Camp Branch
O. S. Holt
Swift’s Packing House
M. T. Slane
Best Companies
Sereal
Pish
Ohio
Albert Kahin
Philip
George N. Briggs
PETE
C. J
Heath Creek
Thomas Montgomery
Longwood
James Sewell
Nathan French
Blackwater
A. W. Wimner, Lamonte
J. A. Scott
Dresden
M. K. Swope
Cedar
Green McFarland
Bowling Green
Rh. Banning
Smithton
C. l. Turner
Prairie
S. A. Mentzer
Elk Fork
J. A. Martin
Milo Carpenter
William Rider
Flat Creek
C. A. Berthoff
Lake Creek
T. T. Wells
Hughesville
Fred Allen Dleng
Fred Allen
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Allen
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Six Mile Road
Smithton School Tax
Andrew Gresham
Gerous
the Ladies’ Aid Society
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English Lutheran Church
W. T. Thomas
Cage 4
Sentinel
Jefferson City, Mo
Senate
Senator Martin
Salinee
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Siren
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Perience
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Cornelius Lonehan
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Franklin Junction
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