Sedalian Judge O E Parsons among Railway Conductors delegates
The National convention of the Order of Railway Conductors opens in Pittsburg with O E Parsons of Sedalia Missouri as a prominent delegate. Parsons is probate judge of Pettis County and has thirty years in the order. The convention numbers have grown from eighteen delegates to about five hundred with alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention of the Order of Railway Conductors
Pittsburg
O. E. Parsons
Judge Parsons
Order of Railway Conductors
Sedalia
Conductors’ Brotherhood of the
United States
Parsons
Chicago Markets Justice Docket Detentions
Frank McDonald was fined the same amount for intoxication. Andy McLaughlin, picked up semi conscious on Kentucky street, was dismissed of the charge of being drunk. He bore a head wound near the left ear claimed to be from a negro with a brick. Jordan Hickman’s case for disturbing the peace of Charles Marshall was dismissed by Justice Berry this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
Andy McLaughlin
Kentucky Street
Jordan Hickman
Local residents and visitors noted in city roundup
Numerous A list residents and guests are mentioned visiting or returning home from travels in Missouri and beyond. Names include John Jackson, Z F Bailey, G F Kock, Grant Larkey, Dr Sam Kelly, Ed Gross, W A Bente, Mrs W H Sego, Earl J Stevenson, Sam W Kidd, Mrs John Laybourne, Hon G W Barnett, George R Raymond, Dr J W Trader, Mrs George W Gillum, Miss Lottie Weikal, Miss Margaret Teitjen, George Brill, William Kroeneke, Will Conway, Dr B Cartwright, Major Charles M Niles, Reno Printz, E L Smith, Miss Mirethel Collins, Dr W C Overstreet, Thomas Mitchum, S R Barfield, L S Eddins, Mrs Lon Luther, J C McLaughlin, F J Tettemer and a note of cattle and hog market figures followed by farm price references.
Green Ridge Items and Market Notes
Local notes from Green Ridge report among attendees at the G A R reunion in Boonville and other civic moves. Shipped porkers to St Louis and barley shipments noted amid varied harvest updates. New York markets show mixed openings with bond and stock observations and key figures such as Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific mentioned.
Off for California Rev A A Boyd Heads to National Presbytery
Rev A A Boyd pastor of Central Presbyterian church with his wife and baby left for Holden Missouri where Mrs Boyd will visit her parents. He will depart Holden tomorrow on the fast mail to Kansas City to join the special train of delegates to the National Presbytery in Los Angeles California. Boyd was chosen national delegate at a Kansas City Presbytery meeting at Osceola Missouri.
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E. Lt. Smith
Overton, Mo
Kansas
Sentinel
Cleveland, O
Grand Lodge of the B'nai Brith
E. B. Davis
Bunceton
Denison
City
Arthur Baldwin
Erma Ayres
Redlands
Cal
C. L. Allen
Baby
Holden, Mo
Kansas City
National Presbytery
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Boyd
Osceola
Ex-Attorney General Harmon Touted as Grover Cleveland Candidate
Cleveland rumor centers on Judson Harmon, former attorney general, being lined up as Grover Cleveland’s presidential candidate. The chatter notes the two are in talks this week and recalls Cleveland’s history of steering presidential efforts for himself.
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Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Mexican Hats and Gibson Plates At The Bargain Store
The Bargain Store adds new stock today featuring popular Mexican hats and Gibson plates. Shoppers are invited to view the latest bargain items and affordable dishware.
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Cal
For large wagon umbrellas call at The Bell
A brief notice invites readers to inquire about large wagon umbrellas offered by The Bell. The item is presented as a stand alone promotion with emphasis on availability and contact.
Sheriff Owens in Sedalia on way home from reform school
Sheriff Jim Owens of Jasper County visited Sedalia yesterday while en route from Boonville to his Joplin home. He had placed two Carthage boys in the reform school and met with Charlie Graham and Sheriff Joe Dillard during his stay before continuing homeward.
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Jim Owens
Jasper County
Joplin
Sedalia
Boonvile
Carthage
Sheriff Owens
Charlie Graham
Joe Dillard
Entertaining Aid Society At Mrs Cole Home
Mrs Minnie Newman and her daughter Mrs Bertha Cole host the Ladies Aid society of the German Evangelical church this afternoon at the Cole residence located at Howard and Hancock streets.
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Minnie Newman
Bertha Cole
Ladies Aid Society
The
German Evangelical Church
Have You Tried Crawford's Iron Brew Sedalia Sale
Over 1200 bottles of Crawford's Iron Brew were sold in Sedalia on Saturday, illustrating strong local demand and consumer curiosity about the product.
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Crawford
Sedalia
Private loans noted by attorney C. C. Lawson
The item lists attorney at law C. C. Lawson of the Katie building handling private loans, with Bell Telephone at 467 referenced.
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C. C. Lawson
Katie
Bell Telephone
Summer Millinery Display at Broadhead Shop
Mr G A Broadhead of 503 Ohio street announces a new mid summer millinery display with the latest styles and graduating hats, offering chic and dainty pieces for summer wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Broadhead
Ohio Street
Castoriea The Kind You Have Always Bought
A brief mention of Castoriea linked to a familiar brand slogan suggests a nostalgic reference. The wording hints at advertising language about a product or service associated with a well known household name. No further facts or events are specified.
Carriage calls promptly filled by rector
The brief notes prompt the public to contact the rector for carriage calls, with both phones listed as 146.
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Crear
U.S
Miss McCorkel
Constance McCorkel
Young Women’s Christian Association of Missouri, de
First Congregational Church
Green Ridge Creamery
Drbuttel’s Dairy Depot
South
Ohio
Bell Phone
Q. C
Just
Gibson Illustrated
Pearl
M. Jones & Co
BELL
Ohio St
Iron City
Convention of Conductors
Chicago
Logan Com. Co
South Lamine Street
Charles Marshall
Justice Berry
James Shean
Taylor
John Jackson
Hosuton, Texas
Z. F. Bailey
Spring Fork
G. F. Kock
Clinton
the Elks
Grant Larkey
St. Louis
Sam Kelly
Knob Noster
Ed Gross
Marshall, Mo
John Gross
W. A. Bente
Otterville
W. H. Sego
Will Ramsey
Earl J. Stevenson
Sam W. Kidd
Salisbury
John Laybourne
Richmond
Maha
G. W. Barnett
George R. Raymond
Raymond, Mo
J. W. Trader
Boonville
George W. Gillum
Lottie Weikal
Lamonte
Margaret Teitjen Af Cole Camp
Chas. Hannafield
George Brill
William Kroeneke
Will Conway
Kansas City Medical College
B. Cartwright
Db. B. Halcomb Typewriter House
Jefferson City
Charles M. Niles
Reno Printz
Maurice Weisburgh
Louis
Mirethel Collins
W. C. Overstreet
Thomas
Mitchum
S. R. Barfield
Versail
Les
L. S. Eddins
Lon Luther
Pueblo
J. C. McLaughlin
Funeral Directors Association
F. J. Tettemer
Baltimore, Ohio and Southwestern Railway
Aivert Kahn
Green Ridge
Messrs
George McLaughlin
Chas
Wadleigh
Thomas Durill
Mr. Dun
Cincinnati, O
N. H. Gentry
World’s Fair Commission of Missouri
John Ruffin
A. R. Ream
Clarence Schroeder
J. A. Calvert
C. A. Davidson
Nesday
A. D. Waters
New York
St. Paul
B. C
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
London
Menschke Dry Goods Company
Luther P. Ludden
Topeka
Kas
Rev
Ludden
George H. Pountain
U. S. Internal Revenue
Wesley Darden
California
A. A. Boyd
Cen
Tral Presbyterian Church
Holden
Cleveland
Princeton
Judson Harmon
Entertaining Aid Society
Sedalia’s
Geo. E
E. 5Th. Street
Crown User
Ves
Acai Tearn Sette Het
Agnatore
Tornado Insurance
Reynolds
St. Bennett
Homeopathic
Physicians & Surgeons
Kentucky Avenue
Bell Telephone No
WM. Courtney
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