Narrow escape from death for Sedalia firm manager
Robert Mowbray, manager of Sedalia Economy Steam Heating, fell down stairs in the Alamo building after attending a ball game. He suffered bruises and a head gash, was deemed not seriously injured, but will be laid up for some time. Weighing over 200 pounds, friends called it a miracle he survived. The fall stemmed from rheumatic pain affecting his footing.
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Mowbray
Alamo
Robert Mowbray
Sedalia Economy Steam Heating Company
Alamo Building
Mr. Mowbray
W. J. Ferguson
Personal notes from area residents and officials
Colonel H C DeMuth left Wednesday for a trip to the east. S H Finch of Finch Mo was in the city today on business. H W Menschke made a business trip to Lincoln Wednesday. E M Goshorn left this morning for Jefferson City where he will resign. Mr George Leonberger of Pacific is visiting friends here. Miss Grace Truckley of Jefferson City is visiting Mrs Will Farris. Colonel Joseph Hufkins left Wednesday for a business trip to Texarkana. William V Baldwin left this morning for California Mo to visit relatives. Colonel J R Rippey secretary of the State Fair has returned from Lancaster.
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S. H. Finch
Finch, Mo
E. M. Goshorn
Jefferson City
Grace Truckley
Will Farris
Joseph Hufkins
Texarkana
J. R. Rippey
State Fair
Lancaster
H. Rosenow
Creston
Iowa
Otto Ramlow
East Sixth Street
J. F. Caskey
Lamonte
Houstonia
G. E. Shanklin
Marshall
Ferguson- Taylor
Vincent Terry
Kansas City
St. Louis
Emil Dorn
Sedalia
New York
Elizabeth Stanley
R. A
T. O. Stanley
Kentucky
Alice Baskett
Stanley
John T. Heard
Miss Pace
J. E. Lyon
St. Joseph
W. M. Monroe
New York Life Insurance Company
Tipton
John T. Collins
Harry W. Steele
Dresden
Social notes and visits sprinkle Sedalia day
Local residents and visitors mingle in Sedalia with Mrs Anna Michaels arriving from Las Vegas New Mexico to visit relatives. J F Waddell returns from St Louis Worlds Fair while Rev J M Rudy to speak at Clarksburg district convention. Numerous ministers, travelers from Kansas City St Joseph and Dresden drop in or depart after engagement and business in town.
Cuban loan oversubscribed as subscriptions open and close
The subscription list for 38 million dollars of the Cuban five per cent loan was opened and closed immediately by the bankers handling the issue as the loan was vastly oversubscribed.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Warren v Warren dismisses suit for want of prosecution
In the circuit court today Maria Warren sued John L Warren to set aside a deed but the case was dismissed for want of prosecution by consent of the defendant. A separate matter shows Catherine Callies versus the Modern Woodmen of America in a suit for insurance, case D 12345.
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Maria Warren
John L. Warren
Catherine Callies
America
Lace Curtain Special Sale at Boston Store
Special sale announced at the Boston Store inviting customers to visit for lace curtains with discounted prices and limited time offers.
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Boston
Dentist Dr T J Todd Weds Miss Minta Maury in Kansas City
Dr T J Todd, newly arrived dentist, married Miss Minta Maury of Plattsmouth Neb at Kansas City. The ceremony occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Smith on Harrison street with Rev William Carter presiding. The couple traveled to their new home in this city and plan a possible housekeeping future. Celia Harrington of Detroit writes praising Peruna for catarrh and general weakness, citing relief and renewed strength. Peruna advertised by Dr Hartman offers free literature from Columbus Ohio.
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T. J. Todd
Ilgenfritz
Kansas City
Smith
Harrison Street
Minta Maury
Plattsmouth
Neb
William Carter
First Presbyterian Church
Missouri Pacific
Celia Harrington
Second Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Peruna
Cortelyou Not a Democrat in National Committee Talk
Washington reports note broad support for making Cortelyou chairman of the national Republican committee. The piece clarifies he was a Democrat only until 1892, later joining the civil service path with Maxwell and voting for McKinley in 1900, aligning with the Republican party.
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Cortelyou
Cleveland
Maxwell
Civil Service
McKinley
Republican Party
Opium Smuggling Ring Busted on Pacific Coast
Secret service agents capture S B Stevens alias Tuttle W S Cree and Alfred Larsen in Seattle with 320000 dollars’ worth of crude opium. Chinese merchants in Victoria supplied the drug as Stevens using two skeleton pianos and iron safes to conceal shipments shipped to Portland then back to Seattle.
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Washington
Secret Service
Pacific Coast
Seattle
S. B. Stevens
Tuttle
W. S. Cree
Alfred Larsen
Victoria
China
Stevens
Portland
Rich ice cream made from pure cream impresses Farris
Local dairy expert explains the confection uses pure cream to achieve rich flavor. The note highlights Farris Ice Cream's emphasis on quality ingredients and dairy standards.
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Farris
Doctors Wed in Windsor Osteopathic Pair
The marriage of Dr. E. A. Carleson and Dr. Myrtle C. Edwards was held last evening at 8 at the bride’s uncle H. T. Davis home in Windsor. Rev. W. F. Hamann officiated as relatives and friends looked on. The couple, both osteopathic physicians, reside at Seventh and Kentucky streets.
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E. A. Carleson
Myrtle C. Edwards
H. T. Davis
Windsor
W. F. Hamann
East Sedalia Christian Church
Seventh
Kentucky Streets
Boy Hurt In Buggy Fall On Katy Line
Charles Brashier Jr. son of Charlie Brashier a Katy train porter, fell from a buggy Wednesday afternoon and suffered serious injuries including a nearly torn ear. Dr. J. M. Harris treated the wounds.
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Charles Brashier
Charlie Brashier
Katy
J. M. Harris
James Rogers Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
James Rogers was arraigned before Magistrate Fraxel in police court this morning and fined $5 for intoxication. James Lee and Frank Jones faced charges of vagrancy and were fined $20 each. They are now beating rock in payment of their fines.
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James Rogers
Fraxel
James Lee
Frank Jones
Rock
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