Sedalia Residents Seek Navy Gunboat Name
Sedalia Missouri city council approved patriotic resolutions urging the secretary of the navy to name a forthcoming gunboat Sedalia. The body also passed ordinances on poles for a telephone line and a new electric plant, plus vendor licenses and a Fourth Street opening. An election result on Sicher park was authorized for bond issuance.
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Sedalia
Missouri
United States Navy
Cis
Sicher Park
Two Big Cannons Move Through Sedalia
A large crowd watched two big cannons pass through Sedalia on a flat car over the Missouri Pacific line en route East. Also notice a spring millinery opening Thursday March 31 hosted by Mrs. Monahan Collier, Mpr.
Widow Bolton Receives Death Benefit Draft
Thomas Sheerin for Lodge No. 18 B. R. T. sent a $1,200 draft to Mrs. L. D. Bolton for the death of her husband who was killed by Missouri Pacific cars in their yards on December 25. DeWitt's Early Risers advertised to cleanse the liver and aid digestion. Servant's Pharmacy, 508 Ohio Street.
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Adolph Fisher
Zanesville, O
de Witt
Servart’s Pharmacy
Ohio Street
Thomas Sheerin
Lodge No. 18
DeWitt’s
Servant’s Pharmacy
Puritan Biscuits Highlighted at Boston Cafe in Sedalia
A concise pitch claims Puritan biscuits are the cheapest and best table staple available in Sedalia with purchase at the Boston Cafe.
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Sedalia
Boston
Millinery Opening and Venue for Concerts
Commodious and clean spaces available for rent for concerts and entertainments. Mrs J W Mallory announces millinery opening on Thursday March 31 from two to six.
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J. W. Mallory
Coal and fuel items offered at Whipple depot
Advertisement touts cheap coal with grades including soft coal from Whipple for Rich Hill Nut Lexington and other grades plus Scranton anthracite and seasoned wood. Also provides feed sewer pipe vitrified brick and fire brick with yard and office addresses and phone number.
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Rich Hill
Nut
Lexington
Scranton
Third St
Ohio
Missouri and Kansas congressmen demand armed Cuba action
Missouri and Kansas lawmakers condemn the Maine report tone and urge congressional intervention. Dockery Cochran and Bland criticize the administration for backdown and insist on decisive steps, including feeding starving Cubans only as part of broader intervention to aid Cuban independence.
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Maine
Cuba
Dockery
Missouri
Court of Inquiry
United States
Bland
Naval Board
Spain
Democratic candidates deny Capital accusations
A group of city Democratic candidates denounce a Sunday Capital article as a total fabrication. They assert sympathetic supporters of Dr Overstreet are not harming campaigns and defend their clean, manly voter outreach. The letter lists several signers and endorses a cough remedy offered by Servant's Pharmacy at 598 Ohio Street.
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Capital
Dr. Overstreet
Thomas Prentice
Jno
W. Burress
R. H. Hunter
C. C. Wells J.«. Hatton
Thos. Sheerin
W.L Jones
Dr. Lambirth
John W. Menefee
Joseph Starr
Servant’s Pharmacy
Ohio Street
Puritan biscuits advertised at Boston Cafe
An advertisement notes Puritan biscuits described as cheap and healthy with ordering offered through Mrs. Monahan Collier, manager, and mentions admiration of the beautiful s millinery on Thursday March 31.
Reds delay game as club stays south due to high water
Dr C Moore and Frank Miller received a telegram from Manager Bancroft of the Cincinnati Reds stating the club would remain south for another week. The telegram asked that the game planned for next Friday be postponed to Thursday April 7. A sale notes cups and saucers plus $1 coffee at Capital Tea Co on Saturday March 26.
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Dr . C. Moore
Frank Miller
Bancroft
Cincinnati Reds
Capital Tea CO
First Ward Democratic Meeting Highlights Campaign Tone
Wells and local leaders spoke at Hurley's hall as First ward Democrats predicted success at the polls. Capt. T. C. Holland led the gathering with enthusiastic remarks and Wade Wilfong endorsed the ticket, along with D. E. Kennedy and J. C. Holland. Grain-O ad follows.
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Hurley’s Hall
Dem Ratic Eoccess
Monument sale extends through April with new stock arriving
The ad proclaims a 30 day monument sale with a limited remaining stock and a new supply arriving around April 10. It urges customers to buy now regardless of profits, promising first class and guaranteed monuments from Sedalia and Columbia. Decoration Day motivates purchases.
Police Court fines for jumping on moving car and intoxication
Will Travis was fined $3 for jumping on a moving electric car and Dick Burk was fined $5 for intoxication. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, The famous little pills.
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Will Travis
Dick Burk
DeWitt
Change of venue for Montrose hotel arson case to Bear Creek
Five men arrested at Montrose last week for burning a hotel were arraigned for examination but requested a venue change to Bear Creek nearby. One defendant posted bond. The notice ends with an ad for DeWitt's Little Early Risers at Servant's Pharmacy, 608 Ohio Street.
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Montrose
Bear Creek
Bond
DeWitt
Servant’s Pharmacy
Ohio Street
Two dish-washers apply at the Sicher hotel
Harrison and Stevens, Sedalia’s leading liverymen, offer extra carriages for balls weddings operas and receptions. Call to obtain a carriage free of tobacco odor at telephone 167 for immediate service at the Sicher hotel.
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Sicher Hotel
Harrison & Stevens
Sedalia
Great Harness Match Set For 10000 Stakes In New York
A major harness racing bet is arranged in Madison Square Garden with principals E R Browne of New York and James A Murphy of Chicago. Stakes are 10000 a side, play or pay, in three races between John R Gentry 2 002 and Guinette 2 0544. Dates and venues to be decided by agreement or by the referee if needed.
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W. B. Fasig
Madison Square Garden
New York
E. R. Browne
James A. Murphy
Chicago
John R. Gentry
Guinette
Murphy
N. W. Hubinger
Credit reports and judgments for sale notice
Collections promptly tended to. Credit reports furnished. Judgments notes and accounts for sale. An announcement made of all suits filed and of judgments secured.
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the City Council
MR. Francis
Coucilman Ilgenfritz
Navy Department of the
Union
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Natron
Liberty and Humanity
H. Fran
Committee On
Mr. Hoffman
Fourth Street
Missouri Pacific Railway
Monahan Collier
M’p’r
Bolton
Missouri Pacific
Kimbal
Whipple Coal Co
Board of Inquiry
Kansas
Cochran
Legation
Cratic
M’g'r
Ott’s Drug Store
C. C. Clark
Hoffman Building
Sharp
W. C. Yost
T. C. Holland
First Ward
Wade Wilfong
D. E. Kennedy
J. C. Holland
C. C
Farley Bros
S. Ohio ST
Sedalia, MO
Columbia
Chas. E. West
ROYAL
John R. Gertry
Auty
Ohio ST
Alamo Bldg
P. Hoffman
Spot Cash Store
West Main Street
A. B. Dempsey
West Second ST
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