Saving King Alfonso May Marry Soon
Oxford Ohio October 2 five people shot last night at the fair by Louis and Joseph Spivey are in precarious condition. A mob broke jail, mob dangled Joseph Spivey from an elm tree before officers intervened. Deputies Brannan and assistants rescued him. both Spiveys and several others are jailed in Hamilton. Officers Woodruff and Manrod were wounded, crowd pursued the Kentuckians.
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Oxford
Ohio
Louis
Joseph Spivey
Spivey Brothers
Kentucky
Hamilton
John
Henry Corbin
Brannan
John Woodruff
Jacob Manrod
Marsal Woodruff
Deputy Manrod
Bal's Cabinet Crisis Deepens as Milner Declines
London Oct 2 Premier Bal four announced Lord Milner declined the colonial secretaryship. The choice of a successor remains uncertain and the premier may be unable to form a cabinet as the crisis widens with no clear candidate named.
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London
Balfour
Lord Milner
General Corbin Named Commander of the Department of the East
General Corbin was appointed commander of the Department of the East at his own request, succeeding General Chaffee who becomes first assistant to the chief of the general staff. Chaffee moves to that post, a change Corbin previously held. A Madrid court dignitary says Queen Mother of Spain and Emperor Franz Joseph arranged a marriage between King Alfonso and Archduchess Eleanor of Austria.
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Washington
Corbin
Department of the East
General Chaffee
Wage Readjustment at Homestead Mills Possible
A notice posted at the Homestead mills announces a wage readjustment on January 1. Workers suspect the move means a wage reduction to take effect at the start of the new year.
Guinea Pigs Die From Chicago Water Germs
Expert chemist Professor Zeit testified before the drainage canal commission that guinea pigs inoculated with cultures from Chicago water died of blood poisoning. A sample downstream toward St. Louis showed germs fading and none found at Peoria.
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Chicago
Zeit
Drainage Canal Commission
St. Louis
Peoria
Arlington Pharmacy Hallmarks New Partnership
J F Nelson takes a half interest in the Arlington Pharmacy with H W Servant and assumes charge today. Nelson, a college of pharmacy graduate, and his family will reside at 409 West Seventh Street. Servant continues in business while Nelson brings push and experience to the enterprise.
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J. F. Nelson
H. W. Servant
Arlington Pharmacy
Nelson
College of Pharmacy
The
Arlington
West Seventh Street
Sedalia
the Sentinel
Servant
Sedalia Woman Weds Nevada Man After Secret Courtship
Miss Helen Sutton, a Bell Telephone toll clerk in Sedalia, married Bert Roha of Nevada Mo. The couple, who planned a quiet ceremony at the Fifth Street M E church, were surprised by friends at the depot with rice and old shoes as they boarded the Katy train to Nevada. They will begin housekeeping there.
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Sedalia
Helen Sutton
Toll Board
Bell Telephone Company
Bert Rohn
Bell Company
Nevada
Roha
Katy
Calvary Church Vested Choir Meets Tonight at 7:30
The Calvary church vested choir will meet at the church this evening at 7 30 to rehearse under Prof. Early. All members expected to join without fail.
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Calvary, Church Vested
Eastern crisis looms as Japan moves troops to Korea
London reports a Daily Mail dispatch claiming Japan has sent forces to Korea. Diplomats fear a broader war with Russia, while Tokyo insists the troop move is a routine redeployment and not a prelude to conflict.
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Japan
Korea
Russia
London
Daily Mail
Macedonia
Far East
Count Hayashi
London’s Crack Company Visits Boston
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of London arrived in Boston on October 2, receiving a 21-gun salute from Fort Warren. They debarked at 10 o'clock and joined a parade of about three thousand men reviewed by Governor Bates and Mayor Collins, with Boston giving a flattering reception.
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Boston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
London
Fort Warren
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Bates
Collins
Captain Stevens Buys Coal Black Roadsters for Business Use
Capt. E. W. Stevens purchases a matched pair of coal black roadsters from Shelby and Bartle of Tipton for use in his local business. The horses are described as a span intended to enhance transportation and operations.
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E. W. Stevens
Shelby and
Bartle
Tipton
Up to Date Dress Making at Local Department
The dress making department is fully equipped to produce stylish up to date gowns. Miss Latham heads the operation with extensive practical experience in first class costumes and is a graduate of a renowned dress making school. Orders will be entered as received.
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Latham
Between Sizes in Women Coats Offer a Better Fit
A local retailer outlines options for women between standard sizes. They describe a system of odd sizes and Misses lines to fit both large and small figures, with Cheviot and Covert coats priced from five to ten dollars and silk lined jackets reduced from 87.50 to 10.00 for fall wear.
Raffia for Fancy Work Demonstrations and Supplies
Raffia from Madagascar described as a durable, leaflike fiber for belts hats mats and purses. Free expert demonstrations run Tuesdays and Fridays 2 to 5 pm with private lessons 40c. Raffia natural or colored 5c and 10c per bunch reeds in all sizes 5c per bunch.
Beautiful Hats at Modest Prices
An advertisement promotes a famous inexpensive millinery offering hats for every occasion with prices starting at $2.75. It highlights simple black hats, black and white daily wear, and evening hats in white opera shades, including plush or taffeta options.
Frank James arraigned on murder charge in Fletcher Hill case
Frank James colored was arraigned in Justice J. L. Smith's court this morning for the murder of Fletcher Hill colored. His preliminary hearing was set for October 7.
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Frank James
Fletcher Hill
J. L. Smith
Mrs Cox Doing Nicely After Street Car Incident
Mrs H D Cox, injured Tuesday when a horse veered from a street car and struck her at a popcorn stand, is recovering as well as could be expected under the circumstances.
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H. D. Cox
Johnson
Mrs Canning Reported Worse After Self Inflicted Burn
Mrs M A Canning suffering neuralgia of the arm is reported worse today. The afflicted limb was burned from the shoulder to the elbow yesterday with a hot iron in a bid to relieve pain.
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M. A. Canning
Police Court Fines and Parole In City Jail Case
In police court this morning D E Corbett and John Doty were each fined five dollars for intoxication. Magistrate Truxel paroled Joseph Coyne, serving time for prior fines, and John Taylor, colored, convicted of stealing an overcoat from Jerry Gallivan. The two were ordered to leave the city.
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D. E. Corbett
John Doty
Truxel
Joseph Coyne
John Taylor
Jerry Gallivan
New Clerk Arrives at Kidd Clothing Sedalia
Mr. C. E. Brown formerly of Nu gents department store St Louis arrived in Sedalia last night to take a clerk position with Kidd Clothing. Mrs Brown will join him soon to make Sedalia their permanent home. The Sentinel welcomes Mr Brown to Sedalia.
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C. E. Brown
Nugents’ Department Store
St. Louis
Sedalia
Kidd Clothing Company
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Spain
Scripps-McRae Press Association
General Corbin
Gen. Chaffee
New York
Madrid
Franz
Joseph of
Austria
Alfonso
Arch
Eleanor
Archduke Charles Stephen of
Aus
Tria
Mars
Pittsburg
Windy City
the Arlington
Bert Roha
Depp
London’s Crack Company
Madagascar
J.D. Hail Dry Goods CO
Mrs. Cox
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