Band of Bad Men Plans Warlike Regimen for Cuban Campaign
Doc Middleton of Chadron Nebraska heads a rough riders unit offering 100 men to the United States government. The roster includes notorious gunfighters from Fort Dodge Deadwood Leadville and Abilene with proven killing records and heavy armament in scant military discipline. The piece notes their crimes and possible prosecution if not absorbed by official forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Doe
Regiment of
Bill Green
Fort Dodge Fame
Bat Masterson
John Dale
Deadwood
Wild Bill
Bill Mathews
Wells Fargo Treasury
John Watts
Seattle
Big Horn Basin
Nate Chambers
Ben Wade
Leadville
George Chambers
Abilene
Kan
Sedalia Eyes Revival of Noted Amateur Baseball Era
The Sedalia column recalls 1890s Missouri baseball glory as Jefferson City teams plan a new park and strong club. The Tribune notes 1895 state upheaval over capital location warmed prospects and rival leagues, hinting Sedalia may revive championship amateur status.
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City
Sedalia
Missouri
the Tribune
A Kansas war sparked by Topeka servant girls
A group of Topeka's servant girls declares a reform campaign demanding front-door entry for dates and dining-room access, threatening a strike to push for rights and privileges. The protest aims to reshape social norms in the capital city.
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Topeka
Burglar Strikes Kabrs Jewelry Store in Sedalia
A bold Sedalia burglar entered August Kabrs jewelry store on East Third Street Saturday night and stole spectacles and musical instruments. Bloodhounds tracked the thief to a box car in the Katy yards where a train presumably took the thief out of the city.
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Sedalia
August Kabrs
East Third Street
Katy
Brazilian Balm Restores Philadelphia Man’s Health
Alexander Moore of 1230 S 13th St Philadelphia reports a violent cold that worsened despite medicine and blistering. After using Brazilian Balm he slept well and awoke with improved health, calling the balm invaluable.
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Alexander Moore
S. 13Th St
Philadelphia
Court entries show two judgments entered today
Olive M. Jones v A B Cramer et al resulted in a $25.48 judgment for the plaintiff at 6 percent. S H Beiler Grocer Co v J J Weyand awarded the plaintiff $28.50 at 6 percent.
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Olive M. Jones
Frank Bell Granted Release After Short Peace Disturbance Term
Frank Bell was released today after serving three days for disturbing the peace.
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Frank Bell
A Blessing For the Ladies Brazilian Balm Ad
A Brazilian Balm remedy touts relief for soreness pain and inflammation. The ad claims a 50 cent or dollar bottle works quickly, with a Wilmington Delaware user praising injections mixed with balm. Sold at Servant's Pharmacy.
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Geo. W. Roberts
Wilmington
Del
Servant’s Pharmacy
Puritan biscuits touted as cheapest healthful option at Boston Cafe
Advertisement notes Puritan biscuits as the cheapest and most healthful eating choice available at the Boston Cafe.
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Boston
Coal Prices and Building Material Supply Ad
Local yard offers Whipple and other grades of soft coal and Scranton anthracite plus seasoned wood in cord and stove lengths. Also feeds sewer pipe vitrified building and fire brick. Yard address 813 to 819 E Third Street Downtown office 225 Ohio. Phone 43.
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Rich Hill
Nut
Lexington
Scranton
Third St
Ohio
Strangers Arrested for Passing Counterfeit Money
Two strangers named John Hardesty and George Kirkpatrick were arrested Saturday night for passing counterfeit coins. They possessed many pennies washed with silver to imitate dimes. Deputy U S Marshal Fromme of Jefferson City was notified.
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John Hardesty
George Kirkpatrick
United States
Fromme
Jefferson City
Boonville Reform School Official Travels After Release
D. L. Davis, assistant superintendent of the Reform school at Boonville, is in the city following the release of Frank Fitch, a young lad from the institution. The ad touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for headaches, constipation and biliousness, sold by Servant's Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street. mentions whole wheat flour bread in a separate note.
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D. L. Davis
Reform School At
Boonville
Frank Fitch
DeWitt
Servant’s Pharmacy
Ohio Street
Puritan Biscuits Highlighted as Cheap and Healthful
A Boston Cafe promotes Puritan biscuits as affordable and nutritious. The ad urges customers to order the biscuits, emphasizing their healthful qualities and value.
Governor Stephens Heads to California for Rest
Gov. Lon V. Stephens and party traveling from the state capital to California paused in Sedalia this afternoon. The governor said he is nearly worn out and seeks rest for his health. Paul Johnson was fined $1 and costs for disturbing his family's peace in Justice Farnham's court.
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Lon V. Stephens
Speed Stephens
C. E. Leonard
Sedalia
California
Governor Stephens
Sentinel
Paul Johnson
Justice Farnham
Progress of Missouri Reform School Boys at Boonville
Assistant superintendent D L Davis reports 400 pupils the largest yet at the Missouri Reform School for Boys in Boonville. The eight military companies include an 80 member colored unit with blue jean uniforms. A 25 member brass band led by Professor Riley keeps daily tunes at noon and chapel. A 170 acre tract was recently purchased with 200 acres to be planted this spring for vegetables and grain to supply the institution. The school is in satisfactory condition.
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D. L. Davis
Missouri Reform School For Boys
Boonville
Sedalia
Riley
Kansas City
Davis
Brazilian Balm Claims Quick Cure for Dyspepsia
A Philadelphia man at 850 South Second Street reports relief from 30 years of dyspepsia after two months using Brazilian Balm. He says the remedy eliminates pain and stomach cough and allows all foods.
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Chas. Broome
South Second St
Philadelphia
Servant’s Pharmacy
George Kirkpatrick and John Hardesty Fined by Judge Bosseman
George Kirkpatrick and John Hardesty were fined $10 each by Judge Bosseman this morning for late hours.
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George Kirkpatrick
John Hardesty
Brazilian Balm Heals Longstanding Catarrh in Conductor
Josiah Bacon, a conductor on the P. W. & B. A. R., credits Geo. H. Hearn with a cure after 36 years of catarrh. He began using the balm, saw gradual improvement, and after six months was fully cured. The Sentinel offers job printing and stationery services at low prices with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Josiah Bacon
Geo. H. Hearn
Hearn
Horseographs and Jackographs at the Sentinel Office
Horse bills of all kinds printed at the lowest possible figures with neatness and dispatch at the Sentinel office.
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Sentinel
Brazilian Balm Promises Relief for Pneumonia and Ailments
Mrs A J Lawrence of Beaver Pa credits Brazilian Balm with a severe pneumonia recovery and calls it a wonderful remedy for coughs and lung troubles. She also says it heals burns cold sores and chapped skin. Harrison Stevens Sedalia offers extra carriages for events and advertises a tobacco odor free option by telephone.
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A. J. Lawrence
Beaver, Pa
Servant’s Pharmacy
Harrison & Stevens
Sedalia
Temptation Sermons At Calvary Episcopal Church
The Rev G F Patterson delivers Sunday morning sermons on Temptation drawing lessons from Christ’s temptation. The young pastor shows promise while the boys’ vested choir directed by Glen Woods adds to the service. In the evening he preaches on the Prodigal Son.
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G. F. Patterson
Calvary Episcopal Church
Christ
Satan
Patterson
Glen Woods
Bank Robbery Hits Nickerson Bank for 45000
A Saturday night robbery at the Bank of Nickerson in Kansas yielded about 45000. Other items note Georgia Populists declining to run, Mrs Ballington Booth addressing convicts in Trenton, and a mob attack near Muscogee Oklahoma causing two deaths with one assailant shot.
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Sedalia
St. Louis
Cinion
Peitz
Adams
Clinion
Bank of Nickerson
Kas
Ballington-Booth
New Jersey
Trenton
Texas Knights of Pythias
Texas Knights
Thurston
Omaha
All Saints’ Church
Washington
Klondike
Canada
McKinley
Secretary Long
Newport News
Sayers
Grippe Cured by Brazilian Balm Report
Edwin Fitz Jones of Cincinnati Ohio describes a severe winter illness with grippe like symptoms. He claims a 50 cent bottle of Brazilian Balm provided relief within moments and stopped his cough and aches. He gave the remaining dose to Mrs Bishop Wiley for her daughter who also benefited.
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Grippe
Bishop Wiley
Edwin Fitz Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio
Servant’s Pharmacy
If you are not a reader of the SEN TINEL you should be
The note urges readers to subscribe to the SEN TINEL newspaper, promoting its value and urging engagement. It emphasizes timely news and community coverage to attract new readers and boost circulation.
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The
Sentinel
War Vessel Dauntless Mentioned In Fernandina Letter
R H Lukenbill received a letter from his brother Edward Luk enbill of Fernandina Florida with notes on war vessels that pass there. He mentions the Dauntless which recently passed and discusses the potential damage a vessel could cause to the town in minutes.
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R. H. Lukenbill
Edward Lukenbill
Fernandina
Florida
One Minute Cough Cure Ad at Servant's Pharmacy
An old advertisement notes One Minute Cough Cure available at Servant's Pharmacy located on 508 Ohio Street. It emphasizes rapid relief.
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Servant’s Pharmacy
Ohio Street
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Doc Middleton
Doc’ Middleton
Chadron
Neb
Portant
Dare-Devils
Tommy
Baseball
Jeffrson
Kansas
Circuit Court
Whipple Coal Co
Boston Cafe
Ott’s Drug Store
Hoffman Building
Sedalia, MO
Sharp
W. i Yost
Reynolds & Reynolds
Ohio ST
Columbia
Farley Bros
S. Ohio ST
P. Hoffman
Spot Cash Store
West Main Street
Tel
Sedalia Cycle CO
Gov. Stephens
State of California
Health
Mr. Davis
the Sentinel
Georgia
Tom Watson
Miss Lee
Ed Chalmers
Muscogee, I. T
Chalmers
A. B. Dempsey
West Second ST
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