Death Claims W H H McVey at Pattie County
W H H McVey aged sixty one dies after paralytic strokes. He leaves a widow and seven children H C Garman Mrs George F Garman Samuel of St Louis Elliott Blaine Reuben and Absalom of this city. Funeral from First Christian church tomorrow at 2 PM. Infant Lapsley Dead.
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H. C. Garman
George F. Garman
Sedalia
Samuel
St. Louis
Elliott
Blaine
Reuben
Absalom
McVey
First Christian Church
Mrs. Wm. Lowrey Dies at 85 in Hughesville
Mrs. Wm. Lowrey widow of a Hughesville farmer died there from debility at age 85. Funeral services will be held Sunday with burial at the local cemetery.
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Wm. Lowrey
Hughesville
Quis enberry & Son Firm Purchase Reported at Houstonia
Joe Blackburn has bought a third interest in the hardware firm Quis enberry & Son at Houstonia. The Piccadilly club, formed to continue Prof. Hamill’s work, met at the High school for a productive session. Dr. Staats reports the Price boy cured from a measles relapse with corroboration from Dr. Schwabe, while five other Price family members remain ill.
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Joe Blackburn
Quisenberry & Son
Houstonia
Piccadilly Club
Hamill
Justice Beard
Beaman
E. F. Staats
Fire in East Sedalia Damages Property on Twelfth Street
Early this morning a blaze on East Twelfth Street between Wagner and Center damaged an owner J N Dalby property. Earlier yesterday, Officers Boullt and Woods were summoned to Eleventh and engineer streets to kill a dog tied to George Purcell suspected of rabies.
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East Twelfth Street
Wagner and
Center
J. N. Dalby
Boullt
Woods
Eleventh
Engineer Streets
George Purcell
Fire Rips Through Home. Roof Lost Before Hose Arrived
Occupied by W. A. Simmons and family, the blaze is believed to have started from a defective flue. The entire roof was burned away before enough hose could be gathered to reach the nearest hydrant, leaving the structure nearly a total loss while the contents were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Simmons
Wheat Prices Soar In Market Trading Day
May wheat led the stock market rally as intraday trading jumped from 68 44 to the 70s and traders predicted a 75 cent mark. Speculators profited as the session closed at a peak amid intense activity. The death of Old Joe the Newfoundland dog mourned by Mrs Purcell of Eleventh and Engineer drew local sorrow.
Younger Brothers Parole Bill Reconsidered in Minnesota Senate
The Minnesota Senate reconsidered the defeat of the Younger brothers parole bill adding an amendment requiring Board of Pardons approval. The brothers serve life terms for the Northfield bank robbery and are noted in Missouri where they once lived in Lee's Summit. Rev J H Albert formerly served as penitentiary chaplain and pastor to the Younger brothers.
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Northfield
Missouri
Lee’s Summit
J. H. Albert
First Congregational Church
Minnesota Penitentiary
Sunday School Treat Promises New Scholars and Entertainment
Donations of bin bread butter coffee milk and sugar or cash will support a Sunday school organized by Adjutant Unstler. After six weeks it averages 35 weekly attendees. A children’s entertainment at the hall is planned for April 1 led by Ensign Hoffman of St Louis and Adjutant Castler of Sedalia. All are invited.
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Adjutant Unstler
Ensign Hoffman
St Juouis
Adjutant Castler
Sedalia
Bicycle Trust Nears Formation in Indianapolis
Chas F Smith president of Indiana Bicycle company says the bicycle trust is practically assured to include 90 percent of U S manufacturers. Options secured on Hartford Rubber company and Indianapolis Rubber company which makes tires.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chas. F. Smith
Indiana Bicycle Company
Bicycle Trust
Hartford Rubber Company
Indianapolis Rubber Company
Banjo Virtuoso Alfred Farland Set for Gregg's Hall
Music lovers await tomorrow's program at Gregg's hall featuring Alfred Farland famed banjoist. His appearance last year drew wide acclaim and is noted as among the best banjo performances in the world.
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Gregg’s Hall
Alfred Farland
America supplies locomotives as European demand grows
At Midland Railway Derby hearings the chairman noted English orders falter for engines while American factories meet demand. Baldwin Works inks French deal for ten high speed locomotives. Europe and Britain may boost exports. Missouri Pacific news follows with local shop upgrade and staff moves.
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England
Midland Company
United States
America
Baldwin Locomotive Works
France
Europe
Cadet Williams and Greenstreet Privates Mentioned in List
Cadet Williams along with Privates Mr and Mrs Millard Greenstreet and others appear in a partial roster. The fragment hints at military or cadet group listings with several unnamed figures.
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Cadet Williams
Mrs
Millard Greenstreet
Messrs
No To Bace for Fifty Cents Tobacco Cure Ad
An old tobacco habit cure advertisement promises a guaranteed transformation for fifty cents, claiming to make weak men strong and purify the blood with a notice that the product is available at all druggists.
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See.&l
Cough Cure Promises Relief for Disturbed Congregations
Ministers once troubled by coughing crowds find relief with Servant's Pharmacy claim of a remedy able to quiet fits. The brief note advertises a cure for coughs and positions the product as a solution for church gatherings.
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Servant’s Pharmacy
Salvation Army to Treat Sedalia Children
The Salvation Army plans a second treat for Sedalia's needy children with sandwiches and coffee for 100 boys on Monday March 27. Adjutant Castler appeals for support as Deffenbaugh and Reno travel to Windsor for Sunday services and Castler will speak there tomorrow night.
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Salvation Army
Castler
Sedalia
Deffenbaugh
Reno
Windsor
Caster
Pettis County to Salarize Justices and Constables
A bill would place Pettis county justices and constables on salaries, promising monthly savings of 800 to 1000 dollars. The move aims to streamline costs and reduce county expenditures.
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Pettis County
Stranger Persists for Annual Pass From Katy General Manager
A visitor claimed to be president of a railway and asked for an annual pass from the Katy general manager. Mr. Allen checked a guide and found the road existed at three miles, contrasted with the M. E. and T. at 3000 miles. The man said his road was as wide as the Katy, and he obtained the pass.
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Katy
Allen
Hospital Arrivals in Texas and Nearby Towns
D King a section laborer from Letot reports otitis media. Alfred Wilson from Smithville suffers lumbago. John Bolton extra gang at Egan has bronchitis. Henry Martin extra gang from Reams with rheumatism. C E Gatarneau brakeman at Denison with bronchitis. James Ivy of Colbert has pneumonia. Sam Huber brakeman at Denison sustains chest contusion and back wrench. W H Matchett switchman at Hillsboro suffers a compound fracture and severe finger lacerations.
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D. King
Letot
Texas
Otitis Media
Alfred Wilson
Smithville
Lumbago
John Bolton
Extra Gang
Egan
Henry Martin
Reams
C. E. Gatarneau
Brakaman
Denison
James Ivy
Colbert
Sam Huber
Brakeman Injured in Denison Runaway Incident
Sam Huber, a Katy brakeman from Denison, was brought to Katy Hospital last evening after a run lasting from Denison ended with injuries. The full extent of his injuries was not disclosed.
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Sam Huber
Katy
Denison
Katy Hospital
Unclear fate after fall near Celeste on box car incident
Report states a man either fell or was knocked from a box car near Celeste on Wednesday night. He was found unconscious by the track by the next train and picked up. The man, identified as Mr. Huber, is master of Gate City Lodge No. 15 of the B T of R T at Denison.
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Celeste
Huber
Gate City Lodge No. 15
B. of R. T
Denison
Wabash Fast Mail Sets Western Division Pace
The new Wabash fast mail, launched last Sunday, topped all western division runs by reaching Moberly union station on time after departing St. Louis Union Station 47 minutes late. The 61 mile stretch was completed in 61 minutes with three three minute stops, despite a 17 minute delay at Luther.
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Moberly
St. Louis
Union Station
Luther
Moberly Union Station
Clara Abbott Captured by Officer Love After Manhunt
Officer Ed Love earns praise for arresting Clara Abbott wanted on a family mistreatment charge. Abbott and Jonathan Abbott had fled after abandoning a baby on Mrs. Testamer’s doorstep last Friday. Love pursued independently, sent a telegram to Jefferson City, and plans to travel tonight to bring Abbott to custody.
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Ed Love
Clara Abbott
Jonathan Abbott
P. E. Testamer
Love
Jefferson City
Mr. Love
Free public employment bureaus bill advanced in Missouri
Jefferson City March 24 The house has engrossed a bill establishing free public employment bureaus in cities of the first class.
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Jefferson City
House
Anna Held Wins Big Sugar Deal in Lexington
Lexington, March 24. Actress Anna Held took a whirl at sugar today and cleared over $4000 in a single deal. The event drew attention as a high earnings moment for the entertainer in the Kentucky capital.
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Lexington
Anna Held
Gravitt Divorce Suit Filed for Adultery and Desertion
A divorce suit is filed today by attorney A. L. Shortridge in the case of George Gravitt versus Betty Gravitt. The filings allege adultery and desertion. The other text references a quote about regulating the world and a pharmacist selling DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
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George Gravitt
Betty Gravitt
A. L. Shortridge
DeWitt
Servant’s Pharmacy
Hear Melvin Putman at First Christian Church March 28
Hear Melvin Putman perform popular entertainment at First Christian Church on March 28. Easter hearts at Bard's 308 Ohio add seasonal themed event details.
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Kard’s
Ohio
Melvin Putman
First Christian Church
Bard’s
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W. H.H. McVey
Arizona
J. C.lap
Sley
Dath
W. H.h.mecvey
Pattie County
Annie Howe Tait
John Tait
Rannie D. Howe
Tate
Howe
Felix R. Hill
Lapsley
J.C. Lapsley
East Broadway
Boonville
Joe
Woods and Boullt
East End
Purcell
Dickman’s
Board of Pardons
The
Sentinel
St. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Senate
BURE
U. S
Midland Railway Company
Derby
Untary
American Locomotives
Union
East Third Street
Missouri Pacific
Betts
Charley Lyons
Kansas City
Joe Cousley
A. Bernardi
Nevada
Gome
Mr. Gomez
Sam
McClellan’s
W. H. Matchett
Switchman
Hillsboro
Mdea
Clara Asbott
Jonathan
Jeff City
Hension
Employment Bureau Bill
Lucky Anna
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