Personal notices from Sedalia and nearby areas
Mrs. Kate Houx and Miss Gertrude Falhauber arrive from Sedalia via St. Louis, with Falhauber heading to Kansas City after the festival and both guests of Mrs. B. Brown and Miss Florence Lamy. Several others travel to Kansas City or Garden City for church or festival events, while a local party hosted by Miss Mary Miller features games, music, and refreshments for a group of young friends.
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Kate Houx
Gertrude Falhauber
Sedalia
St. Louis
City
Falhauber
Kansas City
Houx
Miss Falhauber
B. Brown
Florence Lamy
Richard Waddell
Louis
J. A. Keister
Aussie Holland
Dallas
Texas
J. M. Glenn
Flora
Louis Hoffman
Garden City
Sophia Lodge
Green Ridge
Harry DeMuth
Helen
Dennis Kahrs
Missouri Pacific Depot
Weyler Fleming
Bryant
George Ferrell
A. L. Shortridge
Mary Miller
Mamie Baley
Emma Bedorff
Verna Baumgartner
Maude Taylor
Thomas Clapton
Albert Hulston
Bert Baley
W. M. Woods
Robert Hyatt
New Rules for Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Machinists
The new rules set ten hour workdays with eight hours minimum if costs require. Overtime pays time and a half on Sundays holidays and nights except monthly salaried staff. Apprenticeship remains one per shop plus one per four machinists. Wages per hour vary by route with specific cents figures and a 15 day notice to fix wages after service entry. Proposals require 30 days notice before changes.
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Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Railways
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis
Chamois
Kansas City
Sedalia
Omaha
Atchison
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Heisington
Horace
Preble
Former Missouri Pacific brakeman dies after California train injury
Louis Schnakenberg, 25, formerly of Sedalia, Missouri, died in a San Francisco hospital from injuries suffered three months earlier when struck on the head and knocked from a moving train while with the Southern Pacific. Remains will be brought to Sedalia for funeral likely Friday. He was son of J C Schnakenberg of East Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. O'Daniels
South Lamine Street
Louis Schnakenberg
San Francisco
Cali
Schnakenberg
Missouri Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific Railway Company
J. C. Schnakenberg
East Tenth Street
Monument Sale Announced for Decoration Day in Heynens
A big monument sale is advertised for Decoration Day at Heynen's on North Ohio Street, inviting customers to purchase commemorative stones and memorial pieces amid local ceremony plans.
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Heynen’s
North Ohio Street
Luther League meeting at Trinity Lutheran church
The Luther league monthly business meeting at Trinity Lutheran church was held last night in the pastor Rev. J. Jacoby's study with routine matters discussed. About thirty Gentlemen's Musical club members departed today by fast mail to Kansas City to join the Ladies' Musical club for the Second Annual May Festival contest.
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The
Luther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. ©. Jacoby
Gentlemen's Musical Club
Fast Mail
Kansas City
Ladies’ Musical Club
County Court Visits Poor Farm Lunch with Hattons
The county court toured the poor farm today and joined Mr and Mrs Hatton for a fine meal. New goods have been added to the fire stock bargains at Carl A Guenther 310 Ohio Street.
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Carl A. Guenther
Ohio Street
Park Board Reconsiders Use Fee For Ball Grounds
The park board appears to back away from a prior hundred dollar offer for ball grounds this season. Senti nel urges the board to given tonight’s meeting a more favorable review to aid the team.
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The
Park Board
the Sentinel
East Broadway Revival Delights Parishioners
Large turnout last night at East Broadway revival with praise for Rev. Fannon's sermon. Tonight he will preach Deliverance of the Apostle Peter From Prison at 7 30.
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East Broadway
Fannon
Apostle Peter
Couple Granted License to Wed in Sedalia
D F Tisch Jr and Anna Lovins of Sedalia were licensed to wed today. E T Hines, 18, died at his East Boonville street home of spinal meningitis. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 30.
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D. F. Tisch, Jr
Anna Lovins
Sedalia
E. T. Hines
East
Boonville Street
Sidney Channee Dies Of Dropsy In Ham Street
Sidney Channee a colored resident died of dropsy today on Ham street. The funeral was held this after noon.
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Sidney Channee
Ham Street
Adrian Looney Marriage License and Ceremony
A marriage license was issued to W. C. Adrian of New Franklin and Inez Looney of Appleton City. The couple were married by Rev. D. F. Martin at 218 West Fifth Street at 830 this morning.
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W. C. Adrian
New Franklin
Inez Looney
Appleton City
D. F. Martin
West Fifth Street
Ascension Services Slated at German Evangelical Church
Tomorrow at 10 30 a m and 8 p m ascension services will be held at the German Evangelical church located at Fourth and Vermont streets.
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German Evangelical Church
Fourth and
Vermont Streets
Vagrancy Sentence for Joe Hewitt amid Arrests
Joe Hewitt received twenty one days for vagrancy. Thomas Memory, described as a one armed Black man, was arrested by Constable Robb today. A file and a picture of a handsome white girl were found in his pocket.
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Joe Hewitt
Thomas Memory
Robb
Five boys released with reprimand for train window vandalism
Five boys who threw a rock at Missouri Pacific train No 4 last Friday were released today with a reprimand. No injuries were reported and authorities called it an isolated incident.
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Missouri Pacific
The Magnificent Plant and Its Massive Reach
A speaker narrates visiting a vast mill by the river, a half mile long and wide, with stacks and workers toiling at furnace, shovel, and pen. A smudged worker and a journey by train in a regal coach reveal a nationwide system sprawling across land and rails.
Armours Extract of Beef Demo At Hall Dry Goods Store
Mrs Palmer representing Armour Packing Company conducts a tasting demonstration at Hall Dry Goods this week. She showcases the firm’s Extract of Beef and serves gratis samples to visitors, highlighting its many culinary uses and tempting dishes.
Justice in Turkey and Local Court Actions
The article explains Turkey’s extraterritorial legal system where defendants are tried by their own nationality under their laws, with Sheikh ul Islam as final appellate authority. In court, Citizens National Bank won a default judgment against Gallie and Hall for 4909.57, and other cases listed include defaults and dismissals, concluding with the noted two‑year dog case.
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Turkey
Constantinople
W. E. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Court of Final Appeal
Sheikh- Ul Islam
Citizens National Bank
Jno
B. Gallie
John L. Hall
E. L. Roe
J. K. Kidd
John H. Hiatt
van Riper
Mary FE. Campbell
Mary M. Corum
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
G. H. Robertson
K.S. Harvey
Charles McVey
Gender of Smoking in Language Discussed by a Child
A London Globe note recalls a contemporary scene where a little girl classifies the noun smoking as gender neutral, arguing its usage mirrors parental smoking. A rival child later claims a father is the bearded woman at a show, revealing the absurdity of child testimony.
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London Globe
Circuit Court Today Ends Famous Dog Case
Judge Longan presided as Harvey and McVey divided costs in the notable dog case. Other proceedings occurred in his court, with notes from the justices and town legal paragraphs.
Cruse Will Names Widow as Executrix at Georgetown
Court notes list the will of the late W. C. Cruse of Georgetown leaving all property to his widow Geniete Kruse who is named executrix. Dr W C Culp files final report as administrator of Leabo and Culp partnership. County court fixes next year tax levy at the same level as last year.
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W. C. Cruse
Georgetown
Geniete Kruse
W. C. Culp
Leabo & Culp
Governor Bolte Visits City Planning Rock Island Route
Governor Bolte stopped in town on a Rock Island railway assignment. He said no definite Colorado road route yet as work is paused. Bolte, now with Rock Island, departed by afternoon train toward Lexington. Sedalia and Lexington may both lie on the Colorado line.
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Ncv
A. H. Bolte
Rock Island Railway
Sentinel
Colorado Road
Bolte
Lexington
Rock Island Road
Sedalia
Colorado Line
Prominent Mansfield Native Shoots Self in El Paso
El Paso Texas May 7 A H Schofield formerly of Humansville Missouri and Bolivar Missouri committed death by his own hand today by shooting himself through the brain He was prominent here and a half brother to General Schofield once commander in chief of the United States army Overwork and ill health is given as the cause.
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el Paso
Tex
A. H. Schofield
Humansville
Bolivar Mo
Schofield
United States Army
Pollock Found Dead in Clinton Storeroom
The dead body of 62 year old Carl Pollock was found hanging from a stairway in his brother’s empty Clinton storeroom where he slept. His feet touched the floor and his hands rested on his bunk. The body was brought to Clinton this morning and the funeral held this afternoon. He was a brother of Joseph Pollock of Chicago, formerly of Clinton.
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Clinton
Carl Pollock
Joseph Pollock
Chicago
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M. Hoveranp
Elgin
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Sv. Leos. da
L- Schnakenberg
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Morgan's
Fleet
Pete
Heaven
Jasper Halls
Adrian-Looney
Ascension Service
Justice
Circuit Court Today
Citizens Bank
J. B. Gallie
Harvey and
McVey
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