Rail line reshuffle as Missouri Pacific eyes high line
Missouri Pacific plans to use the M K T high line from Holden to Paola for St Louis and Colorado traffic while selling the Leeton Holden high line to Rock Island for its St Louis Kansas City route. Katy to abandon the spur between Kansas City Junction and Leeton. Blair line part of Frisco system may be for sale. Sedalia division point eyed. misuries plcos seeks Osawatomie as new west hub. The absence of Mayor Babcock leads to questions over acting mayor role. council president Hodges to act per ordinance.
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Missouri Pacific
Holden
Paola
St. Louis
Colorado
Clinton Democrat
Leeton
Rock Island Road
Kansas City
Katy
Kansas City Junction
John S. Blair
Blair Road
Blair
Holden West
Frisco
Kansas
Osawatomie
Colorado Points
Sedalia
J. L. Babcock
Indian Territory
Democrat
J. F. Scally
Babcock
Scally
the Sentinel
Hodges
Council
School bond vote eyed as Tooley case looms tonight
The school board meets tonight to review charges against young Tooley tied to trouble at the high school. A bond issue for a new Broadway School Annex likely to be discussed, with plans for a modern sixteen room building and updated heating options.
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Tooley
Broadway School
Sedalia
Sedalia Court Dismisses City Case in Morning Session
City of Sedalia dismissed its case against Bart Jackson for resisting an officer. State vs Alice Perry et al. for petit larceny proceeded with Herman Witcher pleading guilty and receiving one day in county jail. Sam Fleming jailed three days for lewd conduct while Lee Peerman drew one day for vagrancy. Walter Ransdall charged with grand larceny was discharged for lack of grounds. In attendance were Otto Burke Bob Wilson Sim Wolf and Lon Samsel.
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Sedalia
Bart Jackson
Alice Perry
Herman Witcher
Sam Fleming
Lee Peerman
Walter Ransdall
Nautilus Club Meets at Court House Rest Rooms
The Nautilus club held its meeting in the Rest Rooms at the court house yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Mc Clain as leader. Mrs. George W. McKeown gave a fine sketch of Harvard College and its founding, growth, and present standing. Mrs. J. M. Barnett read an interesting paper on Colonial Contributions to Literature.
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Nautilus Club
Court House
J. W. McClain
George W. MckEown
Harvard College
9. M. Barnett
Serious operation on Mrs Garrett amputates leg
Yesterday morning Mrs Sarah Garrett of 1410 East Fourth Street underwent a serious operation for senile gangrene in her left limb. Three physicians amputated the affected member at the knee. The patient was described as having a hopeful outlook after surgery.
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Sarah Garrett
East Fourth Street
Rannrtead
Social celebration by Equity and Amity Lodges in Sedalia
Invitations issued for a joint social at Odd Fellows hall on Ohio street November 13 1902 celebrating twenty four years of the lodges unity. Grand officers will speak including W H Miller and Dr Shields with E L Edwards and N W Myers attending though Myers may be absent. The evening features speeches special music and a social supper.
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Sedalia
Equity and Amity Lodges
Odd Fellows Hall
Ohio Street
Grand Lodge
W. H. Miller
Shields
Supreme Medical Examiner
Hannibal
E. L. Edwards
Order
Missouri
Grand
N. W. Myers
Capt. Holland
Rhodes Sale Attracts Large Pettis County Crowd
The Rhodes farm ten miles south of the city hosted a major sale with Col. C. J. Hieronymus speaking to a large crowd. The Pleasant Valley church ladies served a dinner and reported cash receipts of 42 dollars and 50 cents. Household goods farm implements 150 cattle fifteen mules and several hogs were sold. B B. Brereton acted as clerk.
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Pettis County
Rhodes
C. J. Hieronymus
Pleasant Valley M. FE
Bothwell Seeks Release From Treasury Audit Committee
Hon J H Bothwell returned from Jefferson City after urging Governor Dockery to relieve him from the committee to audit the treasury and auditor's departments. He cited personal matters occupying his time and expressed belief the Governor would excuse him. No successor named.
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J. H. Bothwell
Jefferson City
Dockery
Treasury
Auditor’s Departments
Bothwell
Thel ma Perfume Debuts This Week at Dows
A new special features an exquisite perfume named Thel ma at Dows this week. The item is highlighted as a fresh offering in the shop’s display and promotion.
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Thelma
Dows
Memorial Day Plans For Sedalia Elks Lodge
The Sedalia lodge of Elks selects a committee led by O. E. Parsons to arrange Memorial day events. On December 7 members meet at the lodge, march to Calvary church, and Rev. W. T. Allan delivers the address. The Lodge of Sorrow will honor late members Hinsdale and Kennedy.
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Sedalia Lodge of Elks
O. E. Parsons
A. T. Fleischmann
E. Wu. Moore
E. F. Yancey
Brown Harris
Calvary Church
W. T. Allan
Lodge of Sorrow
Messrs. Hinsdale and
Kennedy
Ford Arrested at Cole Camp in Robbery Case
Marshal Hansam and A Kreisel arrested Ford at Cole Camp on information from Chief Ed Love. Love brought Ford back to town after Cole Camp. Larrimore and Evans, jailed for robbing Wilson Birdle of Benton county, implicated Ford and revealed his whereabouts leading to the arrest.
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Ford
Cole Camp
Hansam
A. Kreisel
Ed Love
German Evangel Church Announces Service Canceled for Installment
There will be no services next Sunday including forenoon and evening due to the pastor being at Florence and Lamb Morgan and Pettis counties for the installment of Rev. F Werth. Sunday school will be held.
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Florence and Lamb
Morgan and Pettis County
F. Werth
Tools Sharpened at 615 South Ohio Street
W Shoemaker resumes tool sharpening services at 615 South Ohio Street offering a range of sharpened tools with prices described as reasonable. The item notes the location and service rather than broader market details.
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W.shoemaker
South
Ohio Street
Higgins-Tyler Wedding at Rev Appleby Residence
Miss Mary Higgins and R S Tyler of Dunksburg married yesterday at Rev Appleby’s home. Attending were the couple’s parents and a small party of friends. Mr Price Higgins and Miss Bettie Clark of Marshall stood up with them, and the party returned to Dunksburg on the Lexington ranch yesterday.
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Mary Higgins
R.S. Tyler
Dunksburg
Appleby
Mr. Price Higgins
Bettie Clark
Marshall
Lexington Tranch
Dentist Dr. George Major Offers Low Price Full Set Teeth
Dr. George A. Major, successor to Dr. T. T. Major & Son, announces limited time dental services at reduced prices. Full set teeth eight dollars, gold fillings one dollar, gold and platina fillings, amalgam fillings, cement fillings, gold crowns, Logan crowns, and bridge work.
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George A. Major
T. T. Major & Son
Logan
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Pacific
Rock Island
Nissouri Pacific
Holdens
Sam Hodges
United States
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
The
Murtia Life Insurance Company of
Richard A. McCurpy
John C. Elliott
Young Tooleys
Bart
E. Shaw
Otto Burke
Bob Wilson
Sim Wolf
Lon Smansel
Sedalia A. O. U. W
Memorial Services
German Evangel Church
Nellie
Underwear Bargains
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