Amazonas Purchased by United States at Grave s end England
The cruiser Amazonas, built for Brazil and sold to the United States, was formally transferred from Brazilian to American flag at 11 10 am in Grave s end England. Lieutenant Colwell, his party, and Brazilian officers witnessed the ceremony and the flag was raised in old glory. Colwell is married to Sedalia native Miss Sarah Benton Brant. Her missionary work in Japan with the First Baptist Church of Sedalia supports CHUFA.
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Amazonas
Brazil
United States
Stars and Stripes
Gravesend
England
Colwell
Naval Attache
Roberts
McMorris
Osborne
Coast Guard
Santos
Corres
Boonville, Ma
Sarah Benton Brant
Brant
Japan
First Baptist Church of
Sedalia
Jackson Jeffries Bout Set for San Francisco March Twenty Two
Frank E. Gibbons of the Western Union reports a New York telegram naming Peter Jackson of Austre and Jim Jeffries of Los Angeles to fight twenty rounds in San Francisco on March 22. The Dixon White contest slated for March 21 is postponed ten days. A seven month old child of William Hutchinson dies with funeral planned tomorrow.
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Frank E. Gibbons
Western Union Telegraph Office
New York
Peter Jackson
Austre
Jim Jeffries
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Wm Hutchinson
West Pittis Street
Miss Olive Blunt Delights With Southern Japan Lecture
Miss Olive Blunt spoke at the First Baptist church on Southern Japan last night. Her voice and style drew an attentive audience as she shared insights from her travels in the Frewery Kingdom.
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Japan
Reward Offered by California Sheriff in Robbery Case
Sheriff Williams received a card from Sheriff English of California Missouri announcing a $200 reward for the capture and conviction of the men who robbed three stores a saloon and a meat market at that place Thursday night.
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Williams
English
California
Man Held for Selling Liquor Without License
Everett Gilliland was released from county jail and seized by U S Marshal F J Frome to Clinton for arraignment before Commissioner Jeffries on the charge of selling liquor without a license.
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Everett Gilliland
F.J. Frome
United States
Jefferson City
Gilliland
Clinton
Jeffries
Whipple Coal Yard Offers Cheap Coal and Supplies
A local coal merchant promotes affordable coal options including Rich Hill Nut Lexington Whipple and other soft coal grades, plus Scranton anthracite, seasoned wood, feed, sewer pipe, vitrified brick, and fire brick. Yard locations at 813 to 819 E Third Street and downtown office at 225 Ohio. phone 43.
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Rich Hill
Nut
Lexington
Scranton
Third St
Ohio
Resolution backs Rev S D Logan stay for Sedalia church
A regular petition to the New Lebanon Presbytery led to a called session at the Cumberland Presbyterian church to discuss Rev. S. D. Logan's resignation. The Presbytery resolved that the Sedalia congregation should continue its relation with Logan, deeming dissolution hazardous to the church's best interests. The notice also includes patent medicine and local brewing ads.
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New Lebanon
Cumberland Presbyterian
S. D. Logan
Sedalia
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Still at Morgue Sallie Bean Suicide in Nevada
The body of Sallie Bean lies at Wainscott and Gammon's morgue after a Nevada suicide Thursday morning. Her father Lee Bean of Grumley Missouri has not been heard from since the telegraph. Remains will be kept until today and buried in Potter's Field at Deepwood if contact is not made. A. W. Winzenburg returned from St. Louis with a 30 horsepower engine for his brick plant.
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Sallie Bean
Nevada
Wainscott & Gammon
Lee Bean
Grumley
Deepwood Cemetery
A. W. Winzenburg
St. Louis
Cake Walk Practice By City Colors At Jefferson City
The colored residents of the city devote two hours daily to practice for a large cake walk in Jefferson City, aiming to showcase their talents in the event.
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Jefferson City
Jail Terms for Adultery Set by Judge Farnham
John Glaner and Edith Matthews were sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Judge Farnham for adultery. The white pair faced the single count and began serving the sentence today.
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John Glaner
Edith Matthews
Farnham
Puritan Biscuits Advertised as Cheap and Healthful
An advertisement from the Boston Cafe promotes Puritan biscuits described as cheap and healthful. It urges readers to place orders with the cafe.
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Boston
Richt Ranks Fifth Among Myers Drag Co. Salesmen
Fred L. Richt, formerly of Sedalia, now a traveling salesman for Myers Drag Co. in St. Louis, shows strong progress by placing fifth out of forty three salesmen in the latest ranking.
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Fred L. Richt
Myers Drag Co
St. Louis
Mr. Richt
Grippe Curea Brazilian Balm Sold at Servant's Pharmacy
Edwin Fitz Jones of Cincinnati reports relief from a severe grippe case after using Brazilian Balm given by E. P. Budge. He says the remedy stopped the cough and pains and funded a donation to Mrs. Bishop Wiley's daughter. Sold 50 cent bottle at Servant's Pharmacy.
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Bishop Wiley
Edwin Fitz Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio
Servant’s Pharmacy
If You Are Not a Reader of the SENTINEL
A brief exhortation urges readers to subscribe to or read the Sentinal newspaper, stressing the value of staying informed through the publication.
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The
Sentinel
John the Baptist and Jesus Reported in Missouri Parish
State veterinarian Dr T E White of Columbia recounts a Maries County case where six cattle died but hydrophobia was ruled out. He then describes a local revival where men claim John the Baptist and Jesus Christ appeared, with hundreds attending nightly sermons in Van Cleve and nearby areas, and possible arrivals near Sedalia in a few days.
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Jesus Christ
L’. E. White
Columbia
The
Sentinel
Maries County
Pendleton
John the Baptist
Messiah
van Cleve
Missouri News Briefs Highlight Local Politics And Obituaries
Missouri reports include a fusion city ticket in Lebanon led by Dr James Williams 90 who married his son's widow. Obituaries note deaths of Dr Timothy L Papin and Pretty Belle Davis of Hannibal. E R Durham named U S marshal for the Western district to base in Jefferson City.
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James Williams
St. Louis
Pretty Belle Davis
Hannibal
Timothy L. Papin
Missouri
Lesueur
E. R. Durham
U.S
Jefferson City
Missouri governor defends asylum handling and Coombs case
In an interview at Jefferson City Governor Stephens defends the Fulton Asylum investigation and Dr. Coombs. He recounts board actions, calls accusations of a whitewash insults to Missouri leaders, and notes a unanimous board finding of satisfactory management. A separate entry mentions Bockwurst served at Pehl's Fulton Market Saturday night lunch.
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Leecher Hardeman
Tenth Cavalry
National Guard
Missourri
Jefferson City
St. Joseph Insane Asylum
Pehl
Fulton Market
Sedalia liveryman offers tobacco odor free carriages
Harrison and Stevens, Sedalia’s leading liverymen, advertise extra carriages for balls parties weddings operas and receptions. They offer carriages cleared of tobacco odor and provide phone number 167 for inquiries.
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Harrison & Stevens
Sedalia
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Morgan County
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S. D. Legan
Sion
Ott’s Drug Store
Ohio Street
Moerschel Brewing Co
Hoffman Building
Sedalia, MO
Sharp’s
M. M.H
W. de Yost
Reynolds & Reynolds
Ohio ST
TEL
Eee AL
P. Hoffiman
Spot Cash Store
West Main Street
Farley Bros
S. Ohio ST
Grippe Curea
Jesus
Christ In
T. E. White
Mexico
Omaha Exposition
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Vernon County
Lebanon
Boonville
Stephens
St. Louis Republic
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Fulton Asylum
Asylum
Coombs
Board of Charities
Board of Managers
Adams
Messrs. Robinson
Maryville
Abercombie
St. Joseph
Ingalls
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Noble Temperance Workers of Missouri
Rev
T. P. Haley
Christian Church of Kansas
Dr. Young
Young
ROYAL
A. B. Dempsey
West Second ST
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