Pritchard, Longtime Sedalia Resident, Dies in Boston
M M Pritchard died Saturday the 28th in a Boston hospital after being brought from Malden Massachusetts for surgery. A former Sedalia ticket agent for the Missouri Pacific for twenty years he also served as city alderman and a Knight Templar and Eminent Commander of St Omer commandery. He leaves a wife two sons and was uncle to Mrs W H Van Waener of Sedalia. His body goes to Owego New York for burial.
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Boston
Malden
Mass
Pritchard
Sedalia
Oswego
N. Y
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
St. Omer
Erie ‘Railway Company
New York
Pennsylvania
W. H. van Waener
Owego
Sleepwalker Leavenworth Merchant Dies From Fall
George Cohn a 68 year old retired merchant in Leavenworth Kansas walked in his sleep and stepped from a second story window at his North Broadway home yesterday morning dying almost instantly. He leaves a widow and children.
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Leavenworth, Kas
George Cohn
North Broadway
Colin
Rooms for rent in modern second floor suites
FOR RENT Rooms or suites of rooms suitable for dress making parlors or offices modern equipment newly finished second floor corner Sixth and Ohio Apply St. Louis Clothing Co.
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Sixth
Ohio
Apply
St. Louis Clothing Co
Paris Army Walking Race Ends In Tragedy
In Paris on May 31 a twenty eight mile army walking match from Place de la Concorde to Saint Germain and back left many exhausted and four to two dozen missing. War Ministry reports say thirty four were hospitalized and one dead with another in danger. War Minister Andre faced sharp criticism in the chamber for allowing the contest.
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Ministry of War
Chamber of Deputies
Andre
Crawford v Byler Continuance Overruled in Pettis Circuit
Judge Longan in the circuit court overruled a continuance request in the damage suit of Jasper Crawford against Harry Byler. The case, moved from Boonville to Pettis county, will proceed with many Cooper county witnesses present and a trial scheduled.
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Longan
Jasper Crawford
Harry Byler
Pettis County
Boonville
Cooper County
Funeral of Senator Matt S. Quay Held in Beaver
The funeral for Senator Matt S. Quay was held in Beaver Pennsylvania with private services at the Quay mansion at 10 am followed by a public viewing at the Presbyterian church. The day saw Beaver suspend business as a special senate train arrived and Governor Pennypacker attended.
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Beaver
Matt S. Quay
Quay
Presbyterian Church
Senate
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Allen's Foot-Ease ad claims relief for swollen feet
An old advertisement urges buyers to ask dealers for Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It promises relief from swollen sore hot calloused aching and sweating feet corns and bunions and notes the product costs 25 cents at druggists and shoe stores.
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Allen
Sedalia tops Joplin 7 to 3 in Valley baseball
Stoner hit a bases full home run in the opening inning as Sedalia defeated Joplin 7 to 3. Ritter and Davis held the two teams to scattered hits while Sedalia piling four runs early. Fillman's fielding Stoner's homer and Bauers bat contributed to the win.
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Sedalia
Joplin
Crum
Lee
Stoner
Davis
Ritter
Shrant
Gray
White
Fillman
Shanks
Wee
Rohn
McDill
Hutter
Ee Lee
Ee Davis
Vanderhill
Ore
Bayless
Randolph
Ove Shimonek
Ge Ae
Iola Triumphs In Low-Scoring Home Win Over Topeka
A crowd of 3,000 greeted Iola at home as a fast errorless game produced a 5 to 0 victory over Topeka. Root opened roughly but the Iola offense soon clicked with three early hits yielding two runs. Sisler led Topeka with three of their four hits as Iola earned all their runs behind Root and Seigle with Stinson and Armstrong catching for Topeka.
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Iola
Kas
Root
Sisler
Topeka
Fort Scott Orphans Nearly Upset Springfield Midgets
In Springfield Missouri on May 31, Fort Scott came within an ace of beating the Midgets. Gunn allowed nine hits before retiring in the fifth. Downs and Wood hit home runs and Bagley collected four hits in four appearances. Final score Fort Scott seven Springfield eight. Batteries Groom Fredericks Gum Speer Wood.
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Springfield
Fort Scott Orphans
Gunn
Speer
Downs
Wood
Bagley
Fort Scott
Groom
Fredericks
Gum
Pittsburg Defeats Leavenworth 5 to 3 in Holiday Baseball
Pittsburg defeated Leavenworth 5 to 3 yesterday before a large holiday crowd in Pittsburg Kansas. The game featured a strong offensive showing from the hometown team and solid defense to secure the win.
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Pittsburg
Leavenworth
Kas
Camel ball club routs R A B s in 14 to 2 win
Schrant was the lone batsman without a hit as the Camels defeated the R A B s 14 to 2. Vanhoff and Rickman pitched for the Camels with Reed and Wolf catching for the R A B s.
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Schrant
Camels
Vanhoff
Rickman
Reed and Wolf
Fire destroys school and factory in Cleveland block
A late night blaze at the corner of Oregon Perry and St. Clair streets in Cleveland burned half an acre, destroying the St. Clair street school interior and damaging the Cleveland Window Glass factory. Several dwelling houses and contents were wiped out as residents fled. The fire, witnessed by thousands, is expected to cost about 100000 dollars.
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Leveland
Oregon, Perry and
St. Clair Streets
St. Clair Street
Cleveland Window Glass Company
Oregon Street
Yellow Clothes Are Unsightly Keep Them White
Advertisement notes red cro ball blue and a two ounce package sold by grocers for five cents.
Sedalia Real Estate Loan Offered by Sedalia Trust Co
Lake Shore Railway promotes Summer Tours to Mountains Lakes and Seashore in Chicago and Kansas City. Application for booklets directed to B P Humphrey and C F Daly, with details on a fifty thousand dollar loan on Sedalia real estate.
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Sedalia Real Estate
Sedalia Trust Company
Lake Shore Railway
B. P. Humphrey
Boston Building
Kansas City
C. F. Daly
A. G
Maccabees Lodge to Be Instituted at Fortuna
Peter Kuhn Ed Lyon Ernest Wigton Will Almquist Ed McCubbin and Charles McCloskey left this afternoon for Fortuna to assist L F Ritchie in instituting a lodge of the Maccabees at that place.
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Peter Kuhn
Ed Lyon
Ernest Wig
Ton, Will Almquist
Ed McCubbin and
Charles McCloskey
Fortuna
Lodge of the Maccabees
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