Wreck at Valley Park Injures Several and Kills Stock
A rear end collision near Valley Park Missouri Pacific early Wednesday morning killed forty head of stock and injured several people. Nat Lower County Clerk John McClure and M Stirlen suffered minor injuries as eighty head of stock owned by Lower and others were aboard five cars. Conductor Campbell led No 76 and Conductor Lamreaux piloted the extra freight. The stock was bound for the St Louis market.
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Valley Park
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Beemer
Campbell
Lamreaux
Katy
American Warship Averts Clash on Isthmus
Panamanian crisis worsens as General Torres refuses to back Panama and threatens Col ombian forces against Pat a a. American warship Nashville under Commander Hubbard provides protection to Americans and revolutionaries amid tense standoff. armed gunboats Padilla and Chucito search for Bogota boat Bo gota as U S Navy moves to reinforce.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Panama
Torres
Colon
Pat Faa
Hubbard
Nashville
Padilla
Chucito
Prussia and Saxony Banish Standard Oil From Railways
Berlin Nov 5 Prussian and Saxon railway ministers ordered nationwide boycott of Standard Oil. Subordinates must buy only Russian or Roumanian oil and storage of Standard Oil in railway tanks is forbidden. Move follows Dresden conference of German industrial associations deeming Rockefeller interests a danger to Germany’s prosperity.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Berlin
Ministers of Railways
Standard Oil Company
Extra Session Likely Focused on Cuban Reciprocity
It is believed the upcoming extra session will mainly ratify the Cuban reciprocity treaty. The minority may spark discussion on other reciprocity treaties and the postal scandals. Senator Morgan is expected to push isthmian canal legislation and oppose the Panama plan. Territory statehood bills unlikely before regular session.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Congress
Morgan
Sedalia Generosity Grows as Igenfritz Donates 1000
Sedalia committees for the North and South road fund planned a meeting but postponed due to members' absence. Interest remains high and subscriptions pour in, led by ILgenfritz with 1000 and several Sedalia enterprises pledging about half that amount. A partial list shows donations from EK C Ilgenfritz 1000 Peter Pehl 500 Sir Moerschel Brewing Co 500 J H Bothwell 400 I H Langree 200 Montgomery & Montgomery 200 Geo E Dugan 100 J T Montgomery 100 Louis Hoffman 100 Ear Se ke 10 Charles KE Yeater 100 ID BE Kennedy 100 McLaughlin Bros 100
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The
Sentinel
EK. C. Ilgenfritz
Peter Pehl
Moerschel Brewing Co
J. H. Bothwell
I. H. Langree
Montgomery & Montgomery
Geo. E. Dugan
J. T. Montgomery
Louis Hoffman
Ear, Se
Charles KE. Yeater
BE. Kennedy
McLaughlin Bros
BES Ikon Nue
Labor federation foots warning on wage struggle
At the Federation of Labor convention in Boston, Gompers warns that organized labor has reached its flood tide for stable employment and faces an industrial reaction and lower mood. The convention opposes wage cuts, arguing current wages are not true prosperity wages and labor should not bear capital's faults.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Federation of Labor
Boston
Gompers
Organized Labor
Farris Takes the Stand in State Case
In Jefferson City on November 5, Senator Farris testified in his own defense after the prosecution rested its case. He denied soliciting or accepting money to defeat the alum bill. Senator Haynes supported his account, but observers doubt his testimony sways the jury or alters Lee's narrative.
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Jefferson City
Farris
Haynes
Lee
Outrage Over Indian Killings Spurs Intervention Claims
Washington reports Indian Commissioner Jones calling the Wyoming killings unpardonable. Brennan wires that nine Indians and families were arrested near Edgemont South Dakota. he sought release but officers sent them to Douglas for trial amid threats of mob vengeance.
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Washington
Jones
Wyoming
Agen Brennan
Department
Edgemont
S. D
Douglass
Arthur Weikal Nearing Death At Bedside
A bedside report says Arthur Weikal the well known young printer was dying at 3 30 this afternoon and could hardly survive an hour.
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Arthur Weikal
Pretty Home Wedding at 421 Hancock Street
Last evening at the home of W A Fast 421 Hancock Street Isaac Turner and Miss Imogene Fast were married by Rev W T Allan of Calvary Episcopal Church. The couple left for a trip to St Louis Chicago New York Cincinnati Indianapolis and other points and will be at home to friends after November 15 at 400 East Fifth Street.
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W. A. Fast
Hancock Street
Isaac Turner
Imogene Fast
W. T. Allan
Calvary Episcopal Church
St.Louis
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
East Fifth Street
Chicago Strikes Target Major Industries Across City
Eleven hundred tanners and carriers walked out in Chicago as the American Hide and Leather company refused 60 a week for ten hours. Street railway workers vote on a cross town strike. Packer employees hold a special meeting on a related proposition tonight.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Ill
American Hide and Leather Company
Advance rate discussion at A O U W meeting
A. O. U. W. lodges in the city plan a Friday evening meeting at Glasshall to discuss proposed advance in rates for members over 55. Attendees include local and nearby lodge members and delegates to the grand lodge will be chosen in December. Key questions ask if 2.75 dollars per 1000 is sufficient and whether delegates should be instructed.
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Glasshall
Grand Lodge
Astronomer Hicks predicts more Earth shocks
St. Louis reports astronomer Hicks warned yesterday of earthquake shocks and today says indications point to a recurrence within forty-six to sixty hours.
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Hicks
St. Louis
Poteet and Baird marry at Cumberland Presbyterian Church
LaMonte Poteet and Pearl Baird were wed at 8:30 PM in Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Rev. E B Surface officiating. Mrs. MacGugin and Mrs. Yancey provided songs, followed by a reception at the Baird home 410 South Grand Avenue. The couple departed for an eastward honeymoon aboard the Missouri Pacific last night.
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LaMonte Poteet
Walch
Missouri Pacific
East
Roosevelt appoints Judge Wright to DC Supreme Court
President Roosevelt names Daniel Wright of Cincinnati to the district supreme court despite protests from Senator Hanna and Cincinnati Republican leader George Cox. The move signals a rift between Hanna and the President.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Daniel Wright
Cincinnati
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Hanna
George Cox
Thornberry brothers arraigned on grand larceny charges
In court this morning Frank and James Thornberry were arraigned on grand larceny charges. Frank posted a $500 bond, while Jim could not meet bond and remained in the county jail with the case set for Monday November 16.
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Thornberry
Frank
James
Frank Thornberry
Jim
Hunter Boy Injures Finger In Hunting Accident
A 16 year old named Joe Hunter suffered the loss of his left index finger when a gun discharged prematurely during a hunting trip north of the city. He traveled to town where Dr. M T Collins treated the injury.
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Joe Hunter
M. T. Collins
A Little Talk on Furs Brightens Early Buys
Fur makers push higher prices this year yet urge early purchases to secure old prices and best early skins. Flat fur effects with broad shoulder collars are in. silk cords with tassels adorn fronts. Prices range from $10 to $50 with bands of fur and silk lining, cluster scarfs from $1.25, and near and electric coats from $25 to $50. Seal fur mentioned.
Tailored Street Hats Deeply Discounted At Millinery Dept
A sale on women street hats features reduced prices from 69 cents to 3.25 dollars. Inventory consists of limited colors and sizes with several styles in fall shapes. Hats are displayed in their own section with original and reduced markings clearly shown.
Nightgowns Offer Low Prices In Flannelette Range
The advertisement markets nightgowns from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars in flannelette fabric with plain or striped colors. It emphasizes simple plain styles at the low end and fuller, better materials with trimming at higher prices, including silk embroidered gowns up to 1.50 dollars.
Mercerized Waistings in Lot with Color Stripes
A merchant offers a thousand yards of mercerized waistings in white ground with striped color patterns. Regular prices would be 85 to 90 cents per yard.
Women’s Rain Coats Offer Weatherproof Fashion
The advertisement highlights rain coats suited for any day, noting Tweed mixed fabrics, belted cuts, shoulder capes, and versatile wear. Prices range from $5.00 to $25.00 with styles including invisible plaid boxplaits and cravenetted fabrics for varying budgets.
Sorosis Shoes Offer Twenty Five Styles for Women
Sorosis presents about twenty five shoe styles and oxfords for women. Styles vary from low broad heels to high Cuban and Louis XIV heels. Box calf, enamel, patent leather, and kidskin options offered with welted or turned soles. Each style designed for specific foot types and wear occasions.
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Sorosis
Sorosis Spelast
Neltie Shoes Offer Home Fitting and Guarantee
Our store offers home visits by a salesman if convenient and guarantees comfort and satisfaction on all shoes. Women wear sizes $2.00 to $2.50, girls $1.25 to $2.00, children 50c to $1.50. Made in Patnet Leather Viet Kid and Box Calf with exclusive label and various toe and heel styles. Sizes 21% to 8 widths A to EE.
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Neltie
New England
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M. Stirlen
Gota
State Department
Republic of Panama
United States
Glass
Acapulco
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Concord
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Ence of German Industrial Associations
Dresden
Rockefeller
Germany
Tion
Sedalia
Ctizens
Corporations
Ilgenfritz
Ble
Igenfritz
Sedalia Enterprises
Art Weikal
Central Missouri
Poteet
BAIRD
Sorosis Shoes
Neltije Shoes
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