Base Ball Mews Continued from Page 1
Attendance reached 300 as the Stars beat the Tigers 9 0 in a 9 inning scoreless game. Umpire Slim Lagstrum, recently returned from Leavenworth Soldier's Home, was fined and jailed for public drunkenness. Several visitors faced fines for drunkenness and license nonpayments, with warrants issued by Police Judge Truxel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Leavenworth
Seal Walker
Joe Smith
Percy Lindsay
Grorge Kennedy
Truxel
Baseball Funds Drive Aids Team Debts and Openers
Alderman Hodges and Messrs Codding and Fults rally local donations to clear the team’s remaining indebtedness and cover salaries for the Wednesday return. Notre Dame pitcher Hawkins expected for the opening game with Nevada, with Friday’s Decoration Day crowd anticipated to be the season’s largest if weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Hodges
Messrs
Codding
Dan Fults
Notre Dame
Hawkins
Nevada
Minister to Attend William Jewell College Commencement
Rev. O. L. Wood of Lamonte will travel to Liberty Missouri next Monday for William Jewell College commencement exercises. He will receive the Master of Arts degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Wood
Lamonte
Liberty
William Jewell College
Wood
Lost photo engravings found at Crandall's vicinity
A finder asks return of several photo engravings left between Crandall's at Broadway and Osage and Ninth and Kentucky streets. Reward offered to the person delivering them to Fred Smith at the Opera House barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall’s
Broadway
Osage
Ninth
Kentucky Streets
Fred Smith
Opera House
Lost Goat Returns to Home Near Fifth Street
Spotted male goat found. owner to claim at 201 West Fifth Street and receive reward upon verification.
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West Fifth Street
Alfalfa Sage Defines A Scood Fellow As Gone To The Bad
A quip from an Alfalfa sage labels a scood fellow as someone who has gone to the bad. The remark uses humorous rural slang to point to moral decline in a lighthearted tone.
Remarkable suit over tick bite death and policies
Mrs. Caroline W. Webb sues Travelers Protective Association of America Standard Life and Accident Insurance Detroit in Memphis circuit court claiming her husband J. Gravy Webb died from blood poisoning after a tick bite. The case questions whether the death falls under accident coverage and hinges on embedded tick head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Caroline W. Webb
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
St. Louis
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company
Detroit
J. Gravy Webb
Webb
Exemption Claims Amid Mixed Asset Disclosure
A report notes assets listed at 275 dollars and cash at 200 dollars with a claim of exemption under the law. A housekeeper is observed in a setting described with a sign about white clothes, Red Cross, and Blue, while a large 2 ounce package is priced at five cents.
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Tigers
Edwards
Stable
Barnes
Tudhope
Hardin
Slim Lagstrum
Baseball Funds
Moberly
Alton
Moberly Signals
Alton Blues
Hill
Moberty
Breese, HL
St. Charles
Illinois
Glover
Breese
Franklins
South Sedalia
Newman
Starkey
Jackson
Boatright
Porter
Springfield
Jefferson City
Pirates
Missouri Valley
Pittsburgs
Bluejacket
Tola
Samuel Brownfield
Near Beaman
Beaman
Virginia
Missouri
Cooper
Saline
Pettis
Reuben
Roland
Milton
Lewis
Beaman Church
Huter
Great Sea
J. W. M’clain, P
T. A
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Denver
Colo
Minneapolis
Tacoma
Wash
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake
Ogden
John Henry Summers
the Sentinel
Sedalia Sentinel
Tuesda
Daily Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Daily
Weekly Sentinel
Anl
Capital Prize
Lippincott’s
McLaughlin Bros
Ohio Street
Mount Pelee
E.e.mcclellan
J. H. Huff
Missouri Pacific
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