Lorain Priest Still Suspected in Reichlin Murder
Mayor F J King says testimony did not prove guilt but Walser remains under suspicion. Coroner French notes motive not robbery and questions Reichlin brothers’ testimony. Walser travels to Sandusky then potentially Hot Springs. next assignment likely distant from Lorain.
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King
Walser
French
Mr. Reichlin
Agatha Reichlin
Father Walser
Sandusky
Boniface Russ
Father Russ
Precious Blood Order
Carthagena
Hot Springs
Mr. Russ
Lorain
Two Negroes Hanged in St. Louis Jail Yard
Henry Wilson and Simpson Gray, both negroes, were hanged on the gallows in the St. Louis jail yard this morning in a double execution carried out without incident. John James and Thomas Mooney, son of saloon keeper Thomas Mooney, witnessed the hanging. Gray helped murder George Jones during a robbery attempt.
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St. Louis
Henry Wilson
Simpson Gray
John James
Thomas Mooney
Wilson
Gray
Geo. Jones
Have Joined the Outlaws Brother of Czolgosz
President Shively called the move a personal crisis and a bad choice for any player. No games were played yesterday as local teammates faced an eruption equal to Mont Pelee when the news broke.
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Shively
Russia and China tensions amid Manchuria dispute
Reports from London state Russia reoccupied New Chang and fortified ports while China appeals to America Japan and England for protection. In the U S two baseball players Perrine and Smith reportedly fled from Joplin seeking Pacific coast league work as their team seeks to recover wages and block their departure.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
London
Russia
China
New Chang
Far East
Perrine
Smith
Driscoll
Joplin
St. John of
Nevada
Elks May Reproduce Minstrel Show For Convention Hall
A movement aims to stage the Elks minstrel show again to raise funds for the Convention Hall. F E Hoffman reports support from H V Leist and R C Combs, with Seda lia’s club yet to be contacted. The hall fund tops a thousand dollars and a successful entertainment would boost it further.
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Convention Hall Association
the Sentinel
Messrs
H. V. Leist
R. C. Combs
The
Elks
Two Boys Sentenced to Five Days for Rail Bolt Theft
George and Willie Duermyer were arrested by Watchman Evans of the Katy and arraigned in Justice Berry's court. They pleaded guilty to stealing a box of iron bolts from the M K and T railway and were sentenced to five days in county jail.
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George
Willie Duermyer
Katy
Evans
Justice Berry
DROWNED IN MONTANA FORMER SEDALIA RESIDENT DIES
John W. Finley aged about 52 formerly of Tipton was drowned near Sun River Montana on Tuesday while attempting to ford a stream. He was a noted stock raiser in Montana and had lived in the state for six months. A hired hand of his also drowned.
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Los Angels
Cal
Secret Service Bureau
Washington
Czolgosz
McKinley
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Sedalia
John W. Finley
Sun River
Montana
Mr. Finley
Moniteau County
Tipton
Finley
Surprise birthday greeted Claude J Kueck
Claude J Kueck of North Summit street received a surprise Wednesday night at his home from several young friends for his birthday anniversary. He was the recipient of many valuable presents.
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Claude J. Kueck
North Summit Street
Boy Moore Fells From Barn Loft, Fractures Leg
Leland Moore son of M D Moore cashier at Cole Camp bank fell from a barn loft at Henry Fowler's home last Wednesday and fractured his leg.
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Leland
M. D. Moore
Cole Camp
Henry Fowler
Missionary Anna Sanford to Speak at Local Lutheran Conference
Miss Anna Sanford, a Lutheran mission worker from Guntur India, will address the Trinity English Lutheran church conference next Wednesday evening in a sermon and talk.
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Anna Sanford
Lutheran Mission
Guntur
India
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Town de populatd town de populated fear to go on streets
Refugees from Jackson in Breathitt county feud claim Judge Harris is not a faction leader while Sheriff Callahan is. Jackson resembles a city of the dead with people venturing outside only with kin. Supposedly revenge for Attorney Marcum’s assassination looms.
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Lexington
Jackson
Breathitt County
Harris
Callahan
Marcum
Partial Union Victory Emerges From Laundry Strike
Seventeen laundries signed the union scale in Chicago, signaling a potential win for striking workers. The move marks a break from the owners association and is viewed as a turning point in the labor dispute.
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Chicago
Leftwich Family Endures Scarlet Fever Seige
The Leftwich family battles scarlet fever with a son contracting the disease weeks ago, Irene Belton, a daughter, fell ill last Saturday, and Gem Leftwich now also shows sickness with the same illness.
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Charles Leftwich
Mr. Leftwich
Irene
Gem
Shively outlines action on Perrine and Smith
President Shively tells a Kansas City Times reporter he will report Perrine and Smith to Secretary Farrell of the National Association for disqualification. He says the players must decide whether to join the outlaw league and notes Per’s situation as an example.
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Ferrell
National Association
Rine and Smith
Shively
Kansas City Times
Perrine and Smith
Farrell
Williams Creek Mining boosts capital stock to 100000
Directors led by Geo E Dugan and F E Hoffman met in Hoff man building and voted to increase capital stock from 25000 to 100000. The Benton county mine southeast of Raymond mines plans limited share sale to buy machinery and start operations. Directors include E B Quisenberry Charles Williams P G Stafford and Gus Kreisel.
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Williams Creek Mining Company
Geo. E. Dugan
F. E. Hoff
Williams Creek
Benton County
Raymond
the Company
George E. Dugan
F. E. Hoffman
E. B. Quisenberry
Charles Williams
P. G. Stafford
Gus Kreisel
Cole
Trespass Suspects Fined in Missouri Pacific Case
Three men from Jefferson City were arraigned in police court on trespassing charges regarding the Missouri Pacific. Each was fined five dollars, escorted to the city limits, and ordered not to return.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
Read Beyond The Surface In The Linen Sale
Advertisers urge careful reading of daily columns to spot savings. Umbrellas drop from 3.50 to 2.25 for a limited time, with a promise of continued low prices and growing store sales as proof of value.
Silk Wraps at Reduced Prices in Bright Bargain Sale
A lively ad notes silk wraps and pelerines marked down to clear stock. Black taffeta pelerines drop from 8 to 7.50 and other garments from 10 to 12.50, 16.50 from 18.75, plus coats, jackets, and blouses on sale for women and children.
Hosiery and Underwear Stock Offers Practical Choices
A store describes its extensive hosiery and underwear lines with varied weights and styles. From ribbed cotton vests and union suits to lace hose and silk like designs, prices span a few cents to several dollars, highlighting durability and fashion in a practical range.
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Lisle
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J. King
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Outlaws
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Tom Smith
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Chang
Pekin Government
America
Japan
England
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Pacific Coast League
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Coast League
Club
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Durand
Brown
Baxter
Bayless
Kentucky
Secripps-McRae Press Association
UNION
Ers Association
President Shively
Per
Hoff
Black Taffeta Pelerine
Monte Carlo
J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co
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