Riot Over Beef At Missouri Penitentiary Prompts Warden's Mission
Jefferson City May 27 An incipient riot among convicts at the Missouri State Penitentiary erupted over the quality of beef in hash. Convicts labeled it concession beef and refused to work until improvements were made. Warden Wooldridge left for Kansas City to meet Cudahy Packing Co. about the contract price and suspected doctored meat._contract details show beef priced at $4.18 per hundred after a drop from $5.03. Officials warned revocation if doctored meat is found.
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Penitentiary
Cudahy Packing Company
Kansas City
Wooldridge
Todd
Penitentiary
Third Kansas City Regiment Encampment May Be Moved
The Third regiment may skip Sedalia for summer encampment over money concerns. A guaranteed fund is not yet raised and a decision will come after a Wednesday armory meeting. Major Lamb and Capt. John Hall inspected Sedalia’s State fair grounds as a tentative site.
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Lamb
St. Joseph
Sedalia
Lake Contrary
Kansas City Journal
John Hall
Fair Grounds
Business Men's Club Sets Important Wednesday Meeting
The Business Men's Club will meet Wednesday at 9 o'clock in the morning at the W. L. Porter Real Estate office. The gathering is described as highly important with matters of great import to be presented. J. Cannon serves as President and J. Frost Waddell as Secretary.
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Business Men’s Club
W. L. Porter Real Estate Company
J. M. Cannon
J. Frost Waddell
Sec’y
Missing Smiths Last Seen Leaving East Third Street
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith formerly of the 1400 block East Third street are missing their present whereabouts unknown. They left behind all household goods and neighbors discovered their absence some time after departure. Mr Smith worked in the Missouri Pacific shops and is believed to have gone to Versailles.
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Frank Smith
East Third Street
Smith
Missouri Pacific
Versailles
Have you tried our Boston Pitted Cherr's with Ice Cream
Dow Drug Co suggests Boston Pitted Cherr ies with ice cream as a tasty treat. The prompt promotes a product pairing likely for customers seeking a dessert idea.
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Boston
Dow Drug Co
Moniteau Republicans elect county ticket in Missouri
California Monday the Republicans of Moniteau county elected a county ticket with candidates for representative G. A. Burkhardt probate judge B. N. Bybee circuit clerk C. C. Treiber county clerk C. W. Burford county attorney C. M. Gordon collector J. J. Hughes sheriff Ernest Speiler treasurer P Cook coroner Dr. W. A. Dearing presiding judge Jeff Renshaw judge first district court J. J. Scherer second district H. F. Wenget
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Moniteau Republicans
California
Moniteau County
G. A. Burkhardt
B. N. Bybee
C. C. Treiber
C. W. Burford
C. M. Gordon
J. J. Hughes
Ernest Speiler
P. ©. Cook
W. A. Dearing
Jeff Renshaw
First District Court
J. J. Sherer
H. F. Wenget
Hud nut line of perfumes offered in Sedalia
Sedalia shoppers are invited to try the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes praised for finest quality ever offered in town by W. E. Bard Drug Company.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Hardware drummer injured by accidental gunshot in hand
Gus Foster, a Sedalia hardware drummer for the Marshall Howe Hardware Co., was shot in the hand while removing a turtle shell on Thursday. He was treated by Dr. Calloway and is recovering well after the accident reported Saturday.
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Gus Foster
Gus
Dr. Calloway
Marshall-Howe Hardware Company
Sedalia
Warrensburg
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Gains Reputation
The Sedalia Steam Laundry, run by Longan, earns notice for its high quality laundry services, reflecting a longstanding local business prestige and customer satisfaction in the city.
Disturbed Peace Arrest Of Local Candymaker
John M. Schoell of 123 East Pettis street was arrested this morning for disturbing the peace of his family and neighbors. He faces a hearing before Judge Truxell at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Schoell, a candymaker, is described as ordinarily well behaved and may have been drinking.
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John M. Schoell
East Pettis Street
Truxell
Schoell
Sedalia patrons praise Dow Drug Co chocolate sodas
Our patrons say our chocolate sodas are the best in Sedalia as Dow Drug Co highlights its soda fountain appeal and local patron endorsements.
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Sedalia
Dow Drug Co
Gould Plans Westward Reach for Transcontinental Line
New York May 27 reports wide plans by the Goulds to build a transcontinental railway system centered on Missouri Pacific. George Gould to personally inspect recently acquired properties from Atlantic to the Rockies after polo tournaments end. Possibility of purchasing more roads or forming closer alliances as part of the system. Over 359 car loads of live stock shipped via Katy over two days highlight regional activity.
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New York
Goulds
Missouri Pacific
George Gould
Gould
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Senator Clark Builds Salt Lake City to Los Angeles Railroad
The Joplin News notes Senator Clark of Montana is funding a railroad project from his monthly income drawing a $900000 check for May and continuing this practice until the line is finished. The Clinton Democrat adds Clark is a Democrat who once taught school in Georgetown Pettis county Missouri and jokingly compares his wealth to Carnegie while doubting a newspaper venture.
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Joplin News
Senator Clark
Montana
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Clinton Democrat
Clark
Georgetown
Pettis County
Carnegie
Train collision near Muskogee injures crew and clerks
A Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train struck flat cars one mile north of Muskogee Indian Territory Sunday night. The engine and a mail car were badly wrecked and the engineer and fireman seriously hurt. Two Sedalia mail clerks, E E Bixby and John F Catterlin, escaped serious injury. The cause of the flat cars on the main line is unclear.
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Kansas
Texas
Muskogee
I. T
Sedalia
E. E. Bixby
John F. Catterlin
Bridge moved on Raritan River in record time
New Brunswick New Jersey May 27 The Pennsylvania Railroad completed the relocation of the bridge over the Raritan River in remarkably quick time. Officials credited precise planning and favorable weather for the smooth operation. The bridge’s move enables improved river traffic and supports ongoing regional railroad developments.
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Tan River
George W. Mershon
Schuyl
Raritan River
New Brunswick
N. Z
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rari
Optimistic rumor on Pacific shops expansion June 15
Reports say about one hundred workers will join the Pacific shops in this city on June 15 and nineteen adjoining lots have been purchased to expand capacity. The Sentinel cannot verify from official sources but hopes the reports are true.
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Pacific
the Sentinel
Sedalia family relocates with railroad move
Mrs. Mike Lartonoix and children moved from Sedalia and will settle in this city after Mr. Lartonoix was transferred to the area. Conductor P. R. Adams arrived Monday to take charge of the regular passenger train from Lexington to Jefferson City.
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Mike Lartonoix
Sedalia
Tax board meeting with Clinton and Boonville officials
Peyton Parks and Judge Jnc A Bushnell of Clinton and Judge Williams of Boonville visited the city en route to Jefferson City. They are members of the board appointed to revise the tax regulations.
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Peyton Parks
Jnc. A. Bushnell
Clinton
Parks
Jefferson City
Judge Williams
Boonville
Sedalia launches new Electric Stove polish enterprise
A newly launched Sedalia enterprise reports strong results for its Electric Stove polish now manufactured locally. John Wilkerson placed large orders in five top Central Missouri cities last week, signaling wide demand.
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Sedalia
John Wilkerson
Missouri
Paints of every description offered at reasonable prices
W. E. Bard Drug Co. advertises paints of all descriptions with high quality and reasonable prices.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Bought a Fine Horse by Ellison Sire at Sentinel Agent
Robert Baldwin, agent for the Sentinel, has bought six year old horse by Ellison out of Hambertonian from J. W. Warren. The animal is being trained by McAllister of Stevens' livery stable and promises to be one of the finest travelers in the country.
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Robert Baldwin
the Sentinel
J. W. Warren
Ellison
Hambertonian
McAllister
Stevens
Third regiment entertainment fund solicitation list
A notice states that Col. J.C. Shelton Col. A. C. Demuth Edward McGuerren FE. G. Cassidy and Leon Huckins are appointed to solicit funds for the entertainment of the Third regiment during its July encampment.
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J.C. Shelton
A. C. Demuth
Edward McGuerren
FE. G. Cassidy
Leon Huckins
Women Recommend Our Work to Neighbors and Friends
Women recommend Longan's Laundry to neighbors and friends, citing reliable service and convenient phone contact at 154.
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Longan
Mrs Lon Ware Dead in Sedalia After Long Illness
The death of Mrs. Lon V. Ware, a Sedalia landmark, occurred at 6 30 Monday evening after years of kidney trouble. She leaves her husband, one son George 12, a brother and several sisters. Funeral at Southern M E church Wednesday at 2 30 with Rev Boon officiating and music by Mrs Charles.
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Sedalia
George
Belle Hutchinson
Emma Lamkin
Appleton City
W. Y. Cline
Beams
Misa Lou Hutchihean
Seaman
Nanci
Mattie Hutchinson
M. E. Church
South
M. E
Boon
Charles
Messrs
Lee Looney
E. W. Shultz
W. HA. Powell
J. ©. Williams
T. J. Brown
Thomas W .Bast
Funeral notice for Lady Ware in Royal Tribe hall
Mrs Annie Schumacher and Mrs Helen Berry request attendance at the funeral of Lady Ware at the Royal Tribe of Joseph hall at 12 30 Wednesday.
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Joseph Hall
Lady Ware
Annie Schumacher
L. C
Helen Berry
R. K
Rosemary Madden and Oscar George Miller Wed at St. Aloysius
Will Glass of the city and other ushers will assist at the marriage of Miss Rosemary Madden and Mr. Oscar George Miller at St. Aloysius church in Kansas City on June 4.
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Will
Will Glass
Rosemary Madden
Oscar George Miller
St. Aloysius Church
Kansas City
Concert Postponed Due to Cold Weather
The first park concert announced for this evening has been postponed to Friday evening because of unusually cool weather turning a planned event into a rescheduled performance.
Refined young lady sought to keep house for small family
Wanted advertisement seeks a refined young lady to live in and maintain a household for a small family. Treated as part of the family with good home and fair wages. Call between 10 and 11 am Wednesday at 320 East Second Street.
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East Second Street
Dow Drag Co Sets Guide to Fine Soda Water Making
Dow Drag Co outlines the craft of crafting excellent soda water as a mastered art with practical steps and tips for achieving perfect fizz and balance.
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Dow Drag Co
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Warden Wooldridge
Iexkansas City
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Jossip
Harriman
Katy
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Company
Muskogee Wreeck
TAX Board
Lon Ware
Lady Maccabees
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