Railroad News Hospital Arrivals
Hospital arrivals list several railroad workers by town including Muskogee and Denison. Names include Frank Goodizan bridgeman J I D Swafford brakeman and G Coleman train porter with affiliations to Texas stations. J A Land is noted in car department force at Denison. yy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodizan
Muskogee
D. Swafford
Smithville
Texas
J. A. Land
Car Department Force
Denison
G. Coleman
Stalled M. K. and T. flyer causes delayed arrival
M., K. and T. flyer No. 6 from the south arrived over five hours late this morning due to high water near Muskogee. I. T. B. E. Stoaddus, formerly drug clerk at the M., K. and T. hospital and alumnus of Marion-Simms Dental college, visited Marion then left for Bunceton to see friends and relatives. J. T. Grimshaw returned from Jefferson City and resumed his run.
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T. Flyer No. 6
Muskogee
I. T. B. E. Stoaddus
M., K. and T. Hospital
Marion- Simms Dental College
St. Louis
Bunceton
J. T. Grimshaw
Jefferson City
Five Foreigners Fined For Drinking In Sedalia Court
In police court this morning Pat Lannahan Frank Clarke N Benson Al Howard and Tom Snirley all strangers were fined five dollars each for intoxication. Howard was broke and accepted banishment within an hour. All five were arrested Sunday and Sunday night and officials wonder where the booze came from.
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Sedalia
Gers
Howard
Peace Disturber Will Howard Fined Ten Days
Will Howard was arraigned in Justice D Kinsey court and sentenced to ten days in county jail for disturbing the peace.
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Will Howard
Foley’s Honey and Tar Sold at Arlington Pharmacy
Foley's Honey and Tar is described as peculiarly adapted for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness and is sold by Arlington pharmacy in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Allen's Foot-Ease powder for sore feet
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a powder that cures corns bunions and painful hot feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
Wealthiest Baby’s Tax Battle Spurs Newport Protest
John Nicholas Brown, known as the world’s richest baby, will lead the first formal protest against higher personal property valuations by Newport assessors. His estate, valued in the millions, contrasts with a reported 125000 assessment. The piece also notes Vanderbilt’s son’s shift to railroad management and various city developments, including a clock replacement in Trinity Church and Roosevelt’s Memorial Day visit to Brooklyn.
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Newport
John Nicholas Brown
Harold Brown
Broadway Road
Trinity Church
Wall Street
Lower Broadway
Trinity Corporation
England
Floral boa sensation at Paris Ritz inspires American fashion
An American novelty from Paris draws attention as Mrs. Porter Martin wears a lavender floral boa at the Ritz. The loose over-shoulder accessory captivates spectators, with praise for its becoming look and speculation that floral boas will rise in summer fashion and celebrity wear.
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Paris
Ritz
Porter Martin
Mrs. Martin
Big Tim Sullivan Plans Exit From Washington Next Fall
Congress and Washington will miss Big Tim Sullivan who plans to sail for Europe next month then announce he will leave Washington for good and seek the state senate nomination in the eleventh district. The move comes after persistent constituent urging, as Sullivan dislikes the current political fight over royalties valued near 100000 in a gold cure preparation.
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Washington
Congress
Eighth District
Perry Belmont
Bowery
Albany
Sullivan
Big Tim” Sullivan
Europe
Big Tim
Going After the Great Camp by Woodmen of the World Train
A special train carrying St. Louis Commercial Club members passed Sedalia Sunday en route to Omaha to compete for the Woodmen of the World sovereign camp headquarters. Nebraska seeks to tax the Woodmen on all possessions, including money, driving the move for change. The camp's success would be a major boost for the host city and bring St. Louis nearer a million population.
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Nebraska
St. Louis
Painted Dwellings Display Neighborhood Colors
See recently painted homes around town to pick color ideas. The guide highlights pretty properties and lists Sherwin Williams paint numbers used for each. Arlington Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwin-Williams
Arlington Pharmacy
Red Cross Ball Blue Promoted For Laundry Use
Ad copy promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain remover for yellow clothes. It notes a two ounce package selling for six cents and claims Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and is safe for children.
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Foley
Buggy Paint Promises Glossy Lasting Vehicle Color
A local supplier advertises high grade paint designed to deliver a lasting glossy finish for cars and trucks. The notice highlights durable color and premium pigment quality aimed at long term vehicle aesthetics.
Monarch Laundry Promises Clean Family Washing Service
A Clean House is assured if you send curtains bedspreads quilts blankets and comforts to Monarch Laundry Charley Van Antwerp proprietor Both phones 183 Provides family washing service and drop off pickup options in the local area.
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Monarch
Chas. van Antwerp
Personal News Briefs from Lamonte Area Neighbors
Mrs McMillan of St Louis visits grandmother Mrs C G Taylor of 222 West Fifth. A M Heins of St Louis visits here then Hughesville. Jo Connor returns home to Liamonte after visiting friends. Rose Doherty and Anna Guiken spend Sunday with Lamonte friends. Lamonte editor H EK Agee attends Typographical Union memorial at First Christian church. Holmes Hail, clerk for Judge Lamm, returns to Jefferson City. Windsor and Mills of Boonville visit. Mr and Mrs William Latour depart for Joplin after visiting daughter Mrs Oscar Ott. Edna Morris sails to London from New York City after weeks in Britain and Europe. Prof J M Hill and wife visit Lamonte. Sedalians M Carr, E B McClure, M B McClellan attended Kansas City registration. Dow returns from Smithton business. Lee Huff leaves for Pueblo to work with D R G railway superintendent Miller. Svens and Mrs F R Harris of Lamonte visit Smithton en route home. L P Andrews returns from St Louis business trip. Will Heynen to Warrensburg on business. G F Olendorf arrives from St Joseph after weekend with wife. Mrs C E Emmert of Craughan Ark leaves after visit. Prof Charlie T Bell of Sedalia High School heads home to Maryville. Jacob Chasnoff of Kansas City visiting. Dr and Mrs A W French of Springfield are guests of Mrs H A Sander. John Kobrock, traveling hardware salesman, visits Clinton. S E Spencer and family depart for Guffey Col summer ranch. Mrs C M Jacobs returns from Parsons Kan with Arthur Jacobs family and guests Mrs Stretch and grandson Joe Jacobs.
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Rose Doherty
Anna Guiken
Lamonte
H. EK. Agee
Oscar Ott
Joplin
Edna Morris
New York City
London
Great Britain
M. Carr
E. B. McClure
M. B. McClellan
Kansas City
H. D. Dow
Smithton
Lee Huff
Pueblo
Miller
D. and R. G. Railway
C. H. Svens
F. R. Harris
L. P. Andrews
St. Louis
Will Heynen
Warrensburg
G. F. Olendorf
St. Joseph
C. E. Emmert
Craughan
Ark
Charlie T. Bell
Sedalia High School
Maryville
Jacob Chasnoff
John Kobrock
Clinton
S. E. Spencer
Guffey
Col
Ministers Alliance Meeting Plans B Y P U Event
The Ministers Alliance met with few members present. Rev S S Martin was absent and Rev B F Martin chaired. Charles Hoffman urged local Baptists to help entertain B Y P U state convention delegates in mid June. Anti-Saloon League rally set for Sunday with S R Lindsay and A G Robinson to speak at several churches and a 3 pm men’s mass meeting at the courthouse.
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Ministers’ Alliance
S. S. Martin
B. F. Martin
Charles Hoffman
Baptist Churches
Anti-Saloon League
S. R. Lindsay
A. G. Robinson
Missouri State Anti-Saloon League
Robinson
First Congregational Church
Lindsay
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Court House
East Broadway
A Revelation on Kidney and Bladder Ailments
The notice claims many suffer kidney or bladder troubles and asserts Foley's Kidney Cure will cure if medical aid is sought in time. It promises the remedy never disappoints and invites inquiry for a revelation.
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Foley
York City and Chicago Read One Dollar Yearly Issue
York City and Chicago are noted as readers of the publication at one dollar a year with three million readers across nearly a half million homes, making the issue a popular favorite.
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York City
Chicago
Knights Templar Escort for Funeral of J H Doyle
St Omer Commandery No 11 invites Sir Knights to assemble in full dress at the asylum on Tuesday May 30 for escort duty at the funeral of late brother J H Doyle. GEO E McNeil E C J W Mallery Recorder B Nelle remarks on flour promotion.
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St. Omer Commandery No. 11
Knights Templar
J. H. Doyle
Painting offers from satisfied Sherwin Williams users
Arlington Pharmacy promotes painting services by featuring satisfied property owners whose houses are covered with Sherwin Williams high quality paint.
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Sherwin-Williams
Arlington Pharmacy
Convicted Felon Allegedly Arrested in Fort Leavenworth Escape Case
Merrit Simmons was arrested by Deputy Constable Walter Kemp this morning and held as a suspect. He is alleged to have escaped from the federal prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas about four years ago while under sentence for several years. If the man is identified as the wanted felon, the arresting officer may receive a $50 reward.
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Joseph Haas
Harry Claire
Sing Sing
Haas
Queens County
Humphrey
Long Island City
Merrit Simmons
Walter Kemp
Simmons
Fort Leavenworth, Kas
Masonic Lodge to Hold Funeral Meeting
Granite lodge No 272 A F and A M meets tomorrow at 9 a m in special communication to attend the funeral of late brother James H Doyle. Funeral services at the family residence Seventh and Harrison streets at 10 o'clock. Masters Masons invited. W H Holcroft W M S M Hodges Secy.
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Granite Lodge No
James
Seventh
Harrison Streets
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W. H. van Wagner
Third Street
Jo Connor
Liamonte
Prof
J. M. Hill
A. W. French
Springfield, Ll
H. A. Sander
West Broad
Meeting OF the Preachers
Neal
Awerica
Acme White Lead & Color Works
Detroit, Mich
W. E. Bard Drug CO
W. Main St
E. McNeil
E. C
J. W. Mallery, Recorder
B. J. Nelle
Florsheim
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American
Panama
Masonic
H. Doyle
W. H. Holcroft, W. M. S. M. Hodges, Sec’y
Mrs. Monahan-Collier
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