Peace appeals and Boer talks mark South Africa crisis
A Boer delegate, blindfolded and under a white flag, traversed British lines at Kroonstadt en route to President Steyn, carrying a peace message from Acting President Schalkburger. Pope Pius X urges prayers for peace in South Africa, calling on English and Boers to end the war. Updates include changes at Sedalia Sentinel with M. V. Carroll taking editor duties and local acknowledgments of readership.
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Gate
Kroonstadt
Steyn
Schalkburger
Reitz
Transvaal
South Africa
Burress Joins Famous Clothing Store in New Quarters
Former city police judge J. W. Burress has joined the Famous clothing store now located at the northeast corner of Ohio and Second streets in its new quarters, formerly Bank of Commerce space. He invites friends to visit.
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J. W. Burress
Ohio and
Second Streets
Bank of Commerce
Judge Burress
Fire Damages O'Neill Home on South Kentucky Street
A Thursday night blaze at 1403 South Kentucky street damaged James O'Neill's house, with 460 in property loss and 750 insured furniture. Mrs. O'Neill and daughter were visiting elsewhere. neighbors and firefighters saved most belongings. Owner Landmann Bross. carries the loss. O'Neill is in St Louis.
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad In City Compose
An advertisement touts the best value at Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry located at 216 Lamine Street, urging readers to choose quality services at a competitive price.
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Longan
Sedalia
Lamine Street
Carroll to Lead Editorial of Sedalia Sentinel
M. W. Carroll has purchased an interest in the Sedalia Sentinel and will assume editorial management of the newspaper. He will oversee content strategy and helm newsroom operations as part of the ownership change.
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Sedalia Sentinel
the Sentinel
M. W. Carroll
Labor Bureau
Gen. Horne
W. H. Graffis
Sentinel
Index
Past Masters Organized in A. O. U. W. District
The nine lodges of the district formed the Past Masters Association in Glass hall on Thursday. J. S. Bosserman was elected president, I. W. Hupp vice president, L. E. Friemel secretary, and L. C. Lister treasurer. An executive committee of five will be named by the president for appointment. The next meeting is April 4. Mrs. Almerata Morgan spoke and a cake and coffee social preceded a dance to close the program.
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Glass Hall
Almerata Morgan
James M. Knaus
F. P. Hunefelt
Missouri Valley Baseball League hones six club circuit
At a Kansas City meeting the Missouri Valley Baseball League heard four clubs present and discussed adding three more cities. Nevada and Jefferson City submitted franchises while Pittsburg Kansas sent letters. Fort Scott will host next meeting to decide two more members and draft a 120 game schedule starting May 10.
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Missouri Valley Baseball League
Baltimore Hotel
Kansas City
James Driscoll
Nevada
A. R. Carey
Chicago
Jefferson City
al Hill
Warren Seabrough
Pittsburg
Kas
Springfield
Shively
Fort Scott
Marion County Democratic primary costs set by committee
The Marion County Central Committee fixed candidate assessments for the Democratic primary on Saturday. Amounts for offices were outlined and a sinking fund begun with five percent of gate receipts. The meeting included discussion of ball adoption, school attendance, and local candidacies with plans for an open air rally Saturday night.
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The
Hannibal Journal
Marion County Central Committee
Fourth
Lamine
Veterans Group Hosts R. T. J. Hall Entertainment
George R. Smith Post No. 53 and the Women’s Relief Corps staged an evening in the R. T. J. hall featuring recitations, zylophone and piano solos, vocal duets and a poem by Comrade J. L. Smith. A bean supper followed, with dancing to close the program.
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George R. Smith
Entertain
Women’s Relief Corps
R. T. J. Hall
Margaret Winzenburg
Death of John Hasser Under Suspicious Circumstances
Local report states John Hasser died in St. Louis under suspicious circumstances. Police say investigation ongoing and no official cause of death released yet.
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John Hasser
St. Louis
Barber shop proprietor John Hasser dies after head injury
Henry Blatterman notes in a St. Louis labor paper that John Hasser of 611 Arsenal Street died March 13 from a blow to the head. Found March 3 in the Alexian Brothers hospital yard with a head bruise, he is believed murdered. Funeral attendance included Red Men, Knights and Ladies of Honor, and Barbers Local Union No. 102 members.
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Henry Blatterman
Labor Organization
St. Louis
John Hasser
Arsenal Street
Hasser
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Independent Order of Red Men
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Barbers’ Local Union No. 102
Easter Eggs Dye Packs Sold at Dow Drug Store
Combination egg dyes color 300 eggs per package for five cents. Includes funny pictures flowers animals birds and more. Dow Drug Company offers the best work in the city. Sedalia Steam Laundry also advertises services. both phones 154.
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Dow Drug Company
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Akinsville Couple to Wed at Bride’s Home
City views announce the marriage of Ely Paxson and Alfie Irie both popular Akinsville residents. The ceremony will take place Sunday morning at 7 p.m. at the bride's parents home with Rev. T. R. White officiating.
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Ely Paxson
Alfie Irie
Akinsville, Mo
T. R. White
Weather outlook for region shows rain east portion
Rain is expected this afternoon in the eastern area and possibly tonight. Saturday brings fair skies and cooler temperatures.
Socialist Public Speaking At Court House Meeting
A large audience heard Hon. J. L. Babcock and Socialist mayoral candidate E. T. Behrens discuss municipal issues. Behrens criticized ring rule and urged public utilities be collectively owned, with a child speaker advocating for workers’ rights.
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Criminal Court Room
J. L. Babcock
E. T. Behrens
Behrens
Babcock
Mr. Behrens
Socialist Party
Sedalia Masons to Host Royal and Select Masters Council
The Sedalia Masons organize a council of Royal and Select Masters tonight with a delegation expected from Kansas City. The event gathers local and regional Masonic leaders to discuss fraternal matters and conduct lodge business.
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Masons of
Sedalia
Kansas City
Missouri State Fair Board Meeting Scheduled
The Board of Directors for the Missouri State Fair will hold a meeting here next Wednesday.
Manager Roe Brings Curtis and Burson Contracts
Joe Roe returns from Kansas City with contracts for Dum my Curtis the pitcher and Frank Burson the catcher confirming signings and future roster moves for the club.
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Joe Roe
Kansas City
Dummy Curtis
Frank Burson
New Franklin News Describes Blue Jay Social Event
The New Franklin News features a new church entertainment called the Blue Jay Social. It centers on archery practice at paper hearts as the distinctive feature of the gathering.
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New Franklin News
Police arrest two suspects exit town order issued
Chief of Police Love and Officer Donahue arrested two suspects named Howard and Russell. A stay to leave town was ordered following the arrest.
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Police
Love
Donahue
Howard
Russell
Warsaw Times Reports Mass Departure of Workers
The Warsaw Times deplores the departure from Benton county of a large number of working men during the past year.
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The
Warsaw Times
Benton County
Royal Neighbors plan April 3 prize euchre and ball
The group in Jefferson City announces a prize euchre and ball event for April 3 with an attractive list of prizes to be awarded.
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Jefferson City
Wooldridge Gains New Post Office in Cooper County
A new post office is established at Wooldridge in Cooper County with William E. Hooper appointed as postmaster.
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Wooldridge
Cooper County
William E. Hooper
Boonville Man Recovers Stolen Horse in Jefferson City
Hon. Charles E. Leonard of Boonville identified a horse he had stolen last winter while it worked a dray in Jefferson City. Leonard believes he knows the thief and will pursue him.
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Jefferson City
Charles E. Leonard
Boonville
Mr. Leonard
Sword recovered from Confederate colonel at Chickamauga
At Chickamauga Col. W B Richmond was shot and killed by David Kinsey a young Ohio soldier now Sedalia judge Kinsey seized a $500 sword from the colonels person and had it presented to him in the aftermath of the battle
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Gallatin, Tenn
Col. Richmond
Judge Kinsey
W. B. Richmond
David Kinsey
Ohio
Sedalia
W. C. T. U Considers Emergency Hospital at Fair Grounds
The local W. C. T. U. gathered at Mrs. Atman’s home, 514 West Sixth street, to discuss plans for a suitable building at the State fair grounds to serve as an emergency hospital nursery and waiting room.
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At Man
West Sixth Street
Sedalia Socialists consider labor paper with Rathbun as manager
The Socialists of Sedalia are contemplating starting a labor paper, with J. H. Rathbun, a well known advertising man, likely to serve as manager.
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Sedalia
J. H. Rathbun
Hartman Leads G I A B of L E Visit in East St. Louis
W B Hartman grand organizer and inspector for the G I A to the B of L E inspected Division 15 this morning and a session was held this afternoon with several candidates initiated. Hartman is the guest of Mrs Charles Boyle on East Seventh street.
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W. B. Hartman
East St. Louis
B. of L. E
Eral
Hartman
Charles Boyle
East Seventh Street
Jeffersonian ticket managers deny corruption allegations
The Sentinel is asked by gentlemen associated with the Jeffersonian city ticket to state that charges of attempting to influence voters with money or other means are false and unfounded. They claim they have not engaged in such conduct and resent the accusation as malicious and unjustified.
Harmony Baptist Association Holds Convention Sessions
The Harmony Baptist Association holds its quarterly convention and executive board meeting at East Sedalia Baptist Church with delegates from county churches. Morning and afternoon programs include Sunday school topics, devotional sessions, and lectures by Hoffman Thompson Fuller and others. meeting continues Saturday and Sunday.
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Harmony Baptist Association
East Sedalia Baptist Church
R. A. Stanley
Pettis County
Charles Hoffman
Miss Lillian Marquis to Wed David Salmon in Florence
Miss Lillian Marquis daughter of Mrs. Ashley of 1017 South Massachusetts street will wed Mr. David Salmon a Florence Colorado coal operator at First Christian church Florence on Wednesday evening April 2. The ceremony is a surprise to friends and family and the bride will depart for Florence on Sunday morning.
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Miss Marquis
Burglars Break Into Senate Office Doors Overnight
Burglars cut a hole in a side door to gain entry between midnight and morning and stole money and cigars. The guilty party or parties have been apprehended.
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Senate
Suit in partition court seeks share against R through attorney
A partition or circuit court suit was filed Friday on behalf of a plaintiff identified only as ten through her attorney Yeater, alleging claims against party R.
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Attor Yeater
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Pretoria
Methuen
Gen. Delarey
Col. Kekewich
Vondonop
Pope
Rome
Christendom
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
M. V. Carroll
Marshal Democrat-News
Gime
Marshall Index
James O’neill
South
Kentucky
J. S. Bosserman
Equity Lodge
I. W. Hupp
Otterville Lodge
L. E. Friemel
Eintrecht Lodge
L. C. Lister
Amity Lodge
Twirlers
Missouri Valley Base Ball League
Knightliest of the Dead
Chickamauga
Marion County
Marion County Democrat
Primyravon
Office
G. B. Hanson
A. G. Spalding Athletic Goods
Spalding
George W. Ferrel
Common Pleas
Justice of the Peace
Mason Town
F. A. Hornaday
H. C. Errich
Arthur Cox
Henry Campbell
Robert Wilson
Joplin
J. B. Roe
Larry Powers
St Coffeyville
Mason Township
Fisher
Fred Lucking
Firsh
J. L. Parrish
J. L. Cone
J. W. Neeley
A. W. Winzenburg
Frances
Willa Cook
Charles Koock, Sr
J. L. Smith
Court House
J. H. Rathburn
Lectively Owned
Alto Willbarger
Children of America
Master Willbarger
David Lindsay
Rufus Money
Mr. Lindsay
John O. Fisher
Neighborhood News
Baptists IN Convention
Meeting of Harmony Baptist Association
R. K. Thompson
C. E. Northway
C. C. Clark
Cornelius Stanley
W. H. Bartle
L. A. McMullen
Oliver Stanley
Jennie Barrick
C. L. Wood
Solomon Spurgeon
Louis Hoffman
W. H. Vanover
L. A. Watford
J. B. Fuller
D. D
J. H. Farley
Zeb Thomas
O. L. Wood
B. T. Thomas
Will
Florence, Colo
Lillian Marquis
Mrs. Ashley
South Massachu
Setts Street
David Salmon
Chris
Florence
Colo
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