Fastest on Earth Aims 18 Hour Buffalo to Chicago Rail Run
The New York Central and Lake Shore plan an 18 hour schedule between Buffalo and Chicago after a trial run showed feasibility. The test achieved over 64 mph on the Buffalo to Cleveland leg, and historic fastest mile marks are cited, with new locomotive innovations to boost starting traction and heat efficiency.
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New York
America
New York Central
Lake Shore Management
Buffalo
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Chicago
Midi
Paris
Bordeaux
Grand Central Station
Flying Scatchman
Great Northern
England
London
Edinburg
Caledonian Express
London and Northwestern
Glasgow
New York Herald
Albany
Syracuse
New York City
East Buffalo
Nineteen Beaver county homesteaders Arrested for Denied Cattle Water
Guthrie Oklahoma May 20 Nine teen homesteaders of Beaver county were arrested after cattleman A H Tandy a nonresident of Oklahoma claimed they refused his cattle water from Clear creek causing many cattle deaths and loss exceeding 20500
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Guthrie, Okla
Beaver County
A. H. Tandy
Oklahoma
Clear Creek
Efficacy of Prayer Brings Rain to Washington
The St Mary's German Catholic church congregation prayed for rain in Washington Indiana. By morning dark clouds formed and by noon heavy rain fell marking the first measurable rainfall in about a month.
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Washington
Ind
St. Mary’s German Catholic Church
Andrus Painting "Sheridan's Ride" Sells for 150 Dollars
New York on May 20 reports Charles H. Andrus sold his 17 by 28 foot canvas "Sheridan's Ride" at public auction to satisfy estate claims. The work, claimed to be the largest single piece painting by an American, realized only 150 dollars after years of effort.
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New York
Charles H. Andrus
Sheridan
America
Andrus
Dunksburg Doings Brighten May in Dunksburg Mo
Fine weather for farming marks a light week in Dunksburg Herbert McGuire remains confined to his room with measles Mig Patterson and family from Stokley visited R J Curnutt's home Grandpa Curnutt of Warrensburg visited last week A large Mt Zion church gathering heard two sermons Rev West spoke Mrs M F Prigmore and Miss Rosa Folkerth visited C S Prigmore's Oak Grove school gets a rock foundation and new porch planned
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Dunksburg
Herbert McGuire
Mig Patterson
Stokley
R. J. Curnutt
Grandpa Curnutt
Warrensburg
Mt. Zion
West
M. F. Prigmore
Rosa Folkerth
Sweet Springs
C. S. Prigmore
Oak Grove
Ladies Local Label League Affiliates With International Labor Group
The Ladies Local Label league met in Hoffman hall East Fifth street yesterday. It voted to affiliate with the Women s International Labor League. Mrs I S Jamison elected president and Mrs William Brunaugh named secretary and treasurer. Meetings set for the second Tuesday each month.
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Ladies’ Local Label League
Hoffman Hall
East Fifth Street
Perak
Women’s International Labor League
I. S. Jamison
William Brunaugh
Mower Sharpening and Repairs by W Shoemaker
W Shoemaker located at 615 South Ohio Street offers sharpening and repair services for lawn mowers ensuring blades are restored to proper edge and performance.
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W. Shoemaker
South
Ohio St
Emblem Competition for World’s Fair News
A $2000 emblem prize is announced for the St Louis World’s Fair with a jury of leading designers and architects. Submissions must be prepaid to Budworth & Son in New York between Nov 1 and 5, 1902, with the artist’s name mailed separately to Walter B. Stevens in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Frederick Dielmman
National Academy of Design
New York
John la Farge
Society of American Artists
J. Q. A. Ward
National Sculpture Society
Lorado Taft
Society of Western Artists
Chicago
Charles F. Mekim
Philadelphia
American Institute of Architects
Alice Fortier
Louisiana Historical Society
New Orleans
Budworth & Son
West Fifty Second Street
New York City
Walter B. Stevens
Louisiana Territory
United States
France
Spain
Mora Pair Wins License to Wed
CITY EWS reports Charlies H. Cordes and Mary Renken of Mora were licensed to wed today. In Morgan County Judge Sherwood's supporters elected a delegation in his favor on Monday.
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Charlies H. Cordes
Mary Renken
Mora
Morgan County
Sherwood
Miss Lena Paradis Graduation Set for May 27
Miss Lena Paradis sister of Joe Paradis the meat man will graduate from Kansas City High School on May 27.
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Lena Paradis
Joe Paradis
the Meat Man
Kansas City
Stone quality reported near Ionia by Rudolph Dean
Rudolph Dean, returning from a visit near Ionia, notes a fine quality of building stone to be found there.
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Rudolph Dean
Ionia
Graduation Exercises at St Josephs Academy
St Josephs academy on East Fourth street held its graduation Monday with Miss Veronica Sullivan as the sole graduate.
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St. Joseph’s Academy
East Fourth Street
Veronica Sullivan
City pupils and teachers gear up for final exams
Pupils and teachers in the city schools are very busy preparing for final examinations set for next week. Many city teachers will attend summer schools during vacation.
Tide Johnson Fined for Drunken Disturbance in Police Court
Tide Johnson a Sedalia man of African descent was fined ten dollars this morning in police court for drunkenness and causing a disturbance while employed at the Sweeney rock crusher.
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Tide Johnson
Johnson
Sweeney Rock Crusher
Young People Social At Engineer Raymond Home
The Fast Sedalia Baptist church group plans a social this evening at the home of Engineer Frank Raymond located at the northwest corner of Broadway and Engineer streets. The public is invited.
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Fast
Amusement House Serves Ice Cream and Cake
An event offered entertainment and refreshments with ice cream and cake for attendees. The simple gathering highlighted hospitality and community, featuring shared treats and light recreation.
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Hing
Wreck Brakeman George Anderson Remains Hospitalized
George Anderson of Missouri Pacific, injured in the Warrensburg wreck, is reported not so well and may stay in the hospital a couple of weeks longer. Jim Richards is able to be around and expected back soon.
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George Anderson
Missouri Pacific
Warrensburg
Jim Richards
Woolen Mills Death Prompts Family Health Strikes
Simon White father of Lon White who was scalded to death in a vat at the woolen mills suffered a stroke Monday and is under care of Dr. Bronson. Mrs White, his wife, has long been an invalid.
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Simon White
Lon White
Bronson
White
J. M. Brown Roofing Wins Boonville Contract
The J. M. Brown Roofing company has the contract for 175 squares of roofing for the Sombart Milling company in Boonville. Mr. Brown and five local workmen will travel to Boonville tomorrow morning to begin the job.
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J. M. Brown Roofing Company
Sombart Milling Company
Boonville
Brown
Suspect Fight Case in Kinsey Court Tomorrow
Maude Rockwell was beaten by Mabel Moore and Laura Stat on Sunday and is not in serious condition. The women face only common assault charges, out on a $100 bond, with their case set for Judge D Kinsey's court at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Maude Rockwell
Mabel Moore
Laura Stat
D. Kinsey
Church Social Brings Young Members Outing to Damon Porter Place
The First Congregational Church plans a social tonight for its older members to entertain the younger. A crowd will travel by carriages and hacks to Miss Greenleaf’s residence on the Damon Porter place west of the city, offering a lively evening event.
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First Congregational Church
Boy attends Sunday school since May 8 1894 in drought district
A boy in Southwest Missouri has attended Sunday school since May 8 1894 without missing. He resides in a drought stricken area with poor fishing conditions.
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Missouri
Laupheimer Delegates Visit Sedalia in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs H Laupheimer of Sedalia visit Mr and Mrs Lichtig at 1423 Tracy avenue as Laupheimer serves as a delegate to the B'nai Brith lodge now convening in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
H. Laupheimer
Sedalia
Lichtig
Tracy Avenue
Laupheimer
B'nai Brith Lodge
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Daily Sentinel
TV Hay
Sentinel
Tula
the Capital Prize
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McLaughlin Brothers
E. E. McClellan
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