Majors Indicted on Six Counts in St Louis Fraud Case
Jesse W Majors faces six indictments in St Louis on charges of fleecing merchants with bogus checks and notes Several aliases were used including E G McLaughlin J E Hillis Jr George Bard Charles Johnson and John Morton Twelve merchants identified him as the man who cashed $10 to $20 fraudulently He admits the charges saying he must have been crazy and a photo will be distributed to major cities to aid capture
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the Republic
Majors
Windsor
Mac
Sedalia
St. Louis
Prufrock
E. G. McLaughlin
Meyer Bros. Drug Company
J. E. Hillis, Jr
Gus Meyer
Dean
Hadley-Dean Glass Company
George Bard
William Bard
Charles Johnson
John M. Morton
Kansas City
Louisville
Bertillon Gallery
Desmond
United States
William Prufrock
North Fourth Street
Henry M. Holtgreave
Arsfield Place
L. Y. Kregel Coffin Company
North Eighth Street
F. J. Finerman
Mound City Coffin Company
North Second Street
KF. W. Hanpeter
Eleventh
Palm
Wiles Wold You Believe Assault Case Ends In Dismissal
Mrs. James White of White's Station collapsed on Sedalia's Ohio Street after her husband James White faced assault charges. Witnesses praised his reputation as the trial before Judge Kinsey led to dismissal on prosecuting attorney's recommendation. Son Samuel White alleges long mistreatment drove his mother toward insanity.
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James White
White
Sedalia
Ohio Street
Samuel White
West Pacific Street
State Fair executive committee to meet tomorrow
The State Fair association executive committee, delayed until Wednesday, will name department superintendents and let contracts for new buildings. Work on the race track will resume and a survey of proposed boulevards from the city to the grounds will be made. Gov Coleman and Thos North are expected to attend.
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Norman J. Coleman
Association
Thos. B. North
Franklin County
T. W. Bast
Change in Advertising Staff at The Sentinel
J H Conrades chairs a list of local ads on Second and Tyler streets, H L Chase Bag Company on No 16 North Second, Fulton Bag and Burlap on No 611 South Seventh, J H Strauss saddlery on No 1530S Washington, with values noted. Franklin Lindsay resigns as Sentinel advertising man to join a Dallas manufacturer. Floyd Tuley succeeds him, returning from AR railroad duty to begin work immediately.
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Ond
Tyler Streets
H. L. Chase Bag Company
North Second Street
Fulton Bag and Burlap Company
South Seventh Street
J. H. Strauss, Saddlery
Washington Avenue
Franklin Lindsay
The
Sentinel
Dallas
Texas
Floyd Tuley
Sentinel Force
Arkansas
Tuley
Sedalia
Bard Blue Ribbon Tooth Brush promises bristle refund if sheds
An advertisement touts Bard Blue Ribbon Tooth Brush with a money back guarantee if a bristle sheds. It emphasizes quality and customer satisfaction for oral care.
Pleasant surprise birthday for Miss Edith McDaniel
Miss Edith McDaniel celebrated her thirteenth birthday anniversary at her East Thirteenth Street home. About twenty five guests attended an enjoyable evening with refreshments served late.
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Edith McDaniel
East Thirteenth Street
Bard's Almond Cream Skin Lotion Sale Notice
Bard's Almond Cream is advertised as a best selling skin lotion priced at 25 cents. The brief notice highlights its claim as superior among skin care products and invites readers to purchase.
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Bard
Farris Arrives to Assist at Local Drug Store
A. F. Farris arrived Monday after noon from Indianapolis Indiana to assist Will Farris at the drug store.
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A. F. Farris
Indianapolis
Ind
Will
Will Farris
Local names listed for unidentified notice
The snippet lists Gleims Tipton Ed C Koeth Warrensburg W C Coleman Windsor Leeton Harvey Smith as individuals likely tied to a civic or legal notice context. Further readable details are needed to identify roles, dates, or event.
Is the young man safe sermon hinted by Moberly preacher
The Paris Mercury notes a sermon on the question Is the young man safe with the uproar on umpiring decisions. The paper treats the topic as an abstruse theological puzzle, saying the public should not meddle in such debates.
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Republic
U S Marine Band Arrives in Sedalia Travel by Palatial Cars
The United States Marine Band is due in Sedalia next Saturday traveling in four palatial cars named the President, the Lanternman, the Marine, and the Alpha. The cars can accommodate nearly a hundred people.
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United States Marine Band
Sedalia
Uncle Sam
Lan
Bard's Drug Store Ad Urges Best Drugs Low Prices
An advertisement promotes Bard's Drug Store offering top drugs, quality treatment, and the lowest prices to attract customers.
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Bard’s
Bard’s Drug Store
Methodist Appointments Post Bolivar Conference
After the Bolivar M E conference, ministers for the next year were named. Rev. E. J. Hunt returns to Sedalia First Church and F. W. Simpson succeeds W. T. Scott at Epworth Church. Full Sedalia district list includes Lenig presiding elder and numerous assignments across Alberta to Smithton.
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M. E
Bolivar
E. J. Hunt
First
Sedalia
F. W. Simpson
W. T. Scott
Epworth Church
Summit Street
Kansas City
Frank Lenig
Alberta
A. M. Crippin
Appleton City
L. M. Thompson
Clinton
M. L. Curl
Deepwater
Zed Wright
Eldorado
J. M. Galbraith
Eldorado Circuit
J. H. Porter
Green Ridge
G. M. Foster
Higginsville
Huntingdale
L. L. Brown
Knob Noster
W. H. Harmel
Lamonte
F. P. Reno
Lincoln
Warsaw
H. A. Mitchell
Smithton
G. A
Definition of Democracy and Cleveland’s Promises Questioned
Bryan calls for a clear definition of democratic principles from Grover Cleveland and accuses him of shifting from anti plutocracy to offering unsolicited advice to the party. He recalls Cleveland’s past treasury dealings and support for a GOP ticket, challenging the former president’s claimed democracy.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Treasury
J. Pierpont Morgan
Doctor Refuses to Inter Remains of Son Long Dead
Spokane authorities investigate the removal of a hermetically sealed box containing Paul Reed’s remains six years after an accidental shooting in Concordia Missouri. Dr A P Reed, visiting Spokane last November, kept the body for years and moved to Kansas City, prompting state health officials to fault local officials for shipping without a permit while tracing the box to Missouri.
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Dr. Reed
Son
Washington
Spokane
Paul Reed
A. P. Reed
Kansas City
Concordia
Missouri
Mrs Sparks Dies at Home in City
Martha Sparks of Twentieth and Montgomery died Monday afternoon at 4 o clock. The funeral will be held at the house this afternoon at 3 30 and the remains laid to rest in the city cemetery.
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Martha Sparks
Twentieth and
Montgomery
Wooldridge Named Penitentiary Warden In Missouri
Jeff erson City March 26 Frank M Wooldridge of Cass county was appointed warden of the state penitentiary by Governor Dockery Captain William Todd of St Louis was named deputy warden and O T Gentry of Clay county was appointed private secretary to the governor This marks a broad New Deal style overhaul announced by Governor Dockery
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O. T. Gentry
Clay County
Wife of Barber Arrested in Webb City Killing
Mrs. Frank Aureigh of Prosperity a mining town near Webb City Missouri is in custody charged with murdering her husband a barber. Mike Patrick who was with Aureigh at the time is also detained. She says he drew a pistol and attempted to shoot as she fired.
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Webb City
Frank Aureigh
Prosperity
Here
Mike Patrick
Aureigh
Medal of Honor for Civil War Veterans With Three Years Service
Representative Southwick of New York is urged to draft a bill to award a medal of honor to every Civil War veteran with at least three years service who has not applied for a pension. A Chicago visitor proposed the idea after seeing many comrades receiving pensions and suspecting questionable claims.
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New York
Southwick
Congress
Chicago
Mr. Southwick
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Hillis
Meyer
Majjors
E. H. Dyer
Mound City Paint Com
White’s Station
State Fair Association
J. A. Potts
Mexico
Alexane
Er Maitland
Richmond
J. R. Rippey
Schuyler
J. H. Conrades Chair Company
Sec
Baseball
Paris Mercury
U. S. Marine Band
Telman
Marine and
Alpha
Methodist
Dian
Shamgo Grover
the Commoner
Fers
Buzzard's Bay
William Jennings Bryan
Commoner
W. J. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Crescent Democratic Club
Baltimore
Spokane, Wash
Mrs. Sparks
Wooldridge IS
Cass County
J. D. Starke
Capt
WM. Todd
Tom
Bradbury
Governor Dockery
Jefferson City, Mo
Frank M. Wooldridge
William Todd
Clay County, Pri
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