Wreck at Bushong station injures enginemen and clerks
The Missouri Pacific East Colorado express wrecked near Bushong Kansas after a boiler explosion. Engineman Patrick Glynn was thrown fifty feet, fireman A J Taylor similar distance and severely scalded. Several passengers injured, relief train sent, both men later treated in Kansas City hospital. Telegraphers push for higher pay and better hours.
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Council Grove
Kas
Missouri Pacific East Colorado Express
Donovan
Bushong Station
Here
Patrick Glynn
A. J. Taylor
Taylor
Moll
Company
Kansas City
Rock Island to Inaugurate Kansas City St Louis Train Service
On June 1 the Rock Island will inaugurate passenger service between Kansas City and St Louis though the line won t be completed for thirty days. Windsor trains will run over Katy tracks to Clinton and then Frisco to Kansas City. The Windsor Kansas City route covers 107 miles versus 81 on the Rock Island line. Track laying reaches Pleasant Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Kansas City
St. Louis
Windsor
Katy
Clinton
Pleasant Hill
Telegraphers on Grand Trunk Move Threatens Tie Up
Toronto May 30 final steps by the Order of Railway Telegraphers on the Grand Trunk railway may lead to a line wide tie up. A request was sent to the minister of labor to appoint a conciliatory committee to resolve the dispute. If the minister declines to act the situation worsens.
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Toronto
Ont
Grand Trunk Railway
Labur
Local Workers Named in Brief Occupations List
Douglas Watson a bridgeman Lockhart Tex W J Brewer pumper Denison O Davidson telegraph operator Franklin Junction F A Lawrence crusher laborer Sweeney F E Miller bridgeman Osage Junction
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Douglas Watson, Bridgeman
Lockhart, Tex
W. J. Brewer
Denison
O. Davidson
Franklin Junction
F. A. Lawrence
F. E. Miller
Bridgeman
Osage Junction
Sedalia Visit Highlights Local Railway Officials and Kin
Frank Barnett secret service officer arrived in Sedalia to spend days with his parents Mr and Mrs R W Barnett and friends. Superintendent N J Finney of the Katy left for St Louis on business. Paul Wilson of Missouri Pacific returned from St Louis. Cook Duncan a member of the B R T board of adjustment spoke with company officials in St Louis. John Brokmeyer Missouri Pacific immigration agent left for St Louis for eye treatment. Katy conductor Charles Ducker and wife returned from Flora Illinois after the death of Mrs Ducker's brother E A Medley with funeral and interment in Flora.
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Frank Barnett
Southern Pacific Railway
Sedalia
R. W. Barnett
N. J. Finney
Katy
St. Louis
Paul Wilson
Simms
the Missouri Pecific
Cook Duncan
Board of Adjustment For the
B. of R. T
John Brokmeyer
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Brokmyer
Charles Ducker
Flora
Ill
Remains Brought to Sedalia for Morton R. J. Funeral
The 50 year old Mrs. R. J. Morton died in Kansas City and her remains arrived in Sedalia today. They were taken to J. W. McRorey at 222 West Pettis Street where the funeral is expected to be held Wednesday morning.
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R. J. Morton
Kansas City
J. W. McRorey
West Pettis Street
House Painting Services by Competent Crew
House painting in all branches by first class workers. Call Bell 1384 or inquire at Captain Holland for details.
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Holland
Letters from Women Promoted by Kodol Cure
Letters from Women report relief from indigestion and stomach disorders through Kodol treatment. The writer explains that weak digestive juices fail to transform food into blood, draining nourishment and weakening organs until disease. The piece criticizes doctors for treating the diseased organ rather than the root cause.
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Eodo
Ourea
Vmir
J. W. Coursaucu
Milo Center
N. Y
Kodol
T. Baxties
Elks Minstrels Attract Big Box Office Rush
The Sedalia Elks lodge stages a famed minstrel show at the opera house on Thursday with costly stage effects and a star lineup including A. F. Brockman Babe Latour and W. H. Powell. Tickets sold rapidly with many lower floor seats gone by noon though balcony seats remain. The chorus features sixty performers and the program includes a trained elephant from the World’s Fair and daring equestrian feats by Latour and Koock.
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A. F. Brockman
Babe Latour
Mr. Latour
Koock
Bob’ Combs
W. H. Powell
Messrs. Koock
Latour
St. Louis
Combs
Mt. Pelee
George Lester
Siberian Desert
Opera House
Chicago Markets Slump with Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago markets report hogs lower by five cents with 24 000 traded and cattle steady. Kansas City and Omaha activity totals 17 000 hogs and 10 000 cattle with west and east stamps showing similar price shifts. Estimated Chicago hogs for Wednesday reach 30 000.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Omaha
East St. Louis
Sedalia Markets Prices Paid by Local Dealers
Prices paid by Sedalia area dealers for farm and dairy products are reported in this weekly market summary. The notice lists current rates, highlighting demand and regional trading activity for farmers and producers in the district.
Prairie market prices for cereals and groceries
Grain and staple prices listed including hay baled by ton at 7 to 9 dollars, corn and cat meal per bushel, flour types per cwt, and assorted groceries such as potatoes, sorghum, poultry, and eggs with cents per unit. Prices shown for multiple quality levels and weights.
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DOE
Essna Cde
UCL
Masonic St Omer Commandery Set for Evening Conclave
St Omer Commandery No. 11 meets in regular conclave at 8 o clock tonight. Ira T. Bronson E C C H Zoll recorder.
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St. Omer Commandery
Sedalia M. W. A. Camp to Meet May 4 1904
Sedalia camp No 5570 M W A will meet in the K of P hall on East Fifth street Wednesday May 4 for regular business. Visiting neighbors cordially invited to attend. Sam W James W C E E Codding Clerk.
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Sedalia
K. of P. Hall
East Fifth Street
Marriage of Charles Franklin and Mrs Cora Comer
Charles Franklin and Mrs Cora Comer were married last night at 1218 East Fourth Street. Rev. C. V. Northrop officiated in the ceremony witnessed by a small group of friends.
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Charles Franklin
Cora Comer
East Fourth Street
C. V. Northrop
City moves to purge immoral elements from residence district
Ives Reno appeared in police court for operating an immoral resort at Third and Massachusetts. Hearing set for Saturday May 14 with potential discharge if she leaves town. Ada Butler, mistress of a East Third street resort, fined 100 dollars plus costs and ordered to depart immediately. A Hall fined five dollars for drunkenness.
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Ives Reno
Third
Massachusetts
Ada Butler
East Third Street
A. Hall
Colored woman Hannah Norris dies at home
Hannah Norris a colored resident died last night at her north side home. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Hannah Norris
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Jno
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Chas
L. Harris
W. M. Johns
Harry Sutton
Menefee
J. A. Starr
al G. Cordes
H. T. Wilson J. J. Solon
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P. M. Kahrs
Arthur Koock
Menefee, Jr
H. V. Leist
Tom Hall
Earl Davis
C. C. Lawson
O. J. Johnson
Harry Metcalf
Chas. Kelk
R. Hammond
J. C. McCormick
Joe Gold
S. L. Floyd
Lionel Latuor
S. Fletcher
Geo. Lister
Chas. Mowbray
Cc. J. Hieronymus
A. J. Hawkins
Grant Crawford
L. O. Glenn
Geo. H. Ware
E. F. Brill
H. D. Dow
H. W. Menschke
W. H. Carl
Reece Hastain
A. Hoberecht
Harry Wilson
I Hammond
Wm. Schrader
JT. Cannon
M. B. McClellan
F. W. Phipps
Logan Com. Co
South Lamine Street
Lord Bhand Aulme
Sedalia Markets
D.ormond
Cecsusaee
Masonic
Ira T. Bronson
E. C
C. H. Zoll
Recorder
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W. C
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