Local brief notes on deaths and town happenings
Charles Fannon a 10 year old nephew of Rev F C Fannon was killed by accidental rifle discharge at his Eldora Iowa home. Several town items include Didler residence repair contract, Bard jewelry move, Guenther renting Bard room to Loomis candy dealer, new gutters at Northeast school by Sedalia Hardware, Jefferson City Rev Barnes welcomes a daughter, mule sale to Gerd Miller, 10 year old John Maroney improves after arm burn, Ed Wood wanted at Boonville escapes, Meyers and Stewart released after 100 days for petit larceny, State fair directors meet to close accounts with premiums totaling 12148 50.
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Charles Fannon
F. C. Fannon
Eldora
Iowa
C. M. Sheets
Robert McCluney
Didler
Charles Bard
Ott Pharmacy
Sedalia Hardware Company
Rev. Barnes
Jefferson City
Brooks Wilson
Gerd Miller
Cole Camp
John Maroney
Ed Wood
Boonville
Newbill
Arthur Meyers
John Stewart
Illinois State Pen
Dillard
Warrensburg Woman Heads Local Eastern Star Visit
Mrs Harvey Russell deputy grand matron for the Eastern Star Order of Missouri visited the local chapter No 57 in the Masonic hall with Warrensburg members. Three candidates were initiated and a banquet followed as the meeting concluded with social hour. Mr Donald slated to perform in Sedalic Way Down East this season.
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Star Order of Missouri
Russell
Warrensburg
Walter Ross
Ella Fike
Bertha Loebenstein
Flora Graham
Masonic Hall
Missouri Trust Company
Carnegie’s protege in American theatre revealed
Andrew Carnegie shows active interest in the stage coaching Campbell Donald of Way Down East. The Scottish native, born in Dumferline, is lined up as a future star with Carnegie’s backing after an Evening of Scottish Song and Story drew him into New York society.
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Donald
Carnegie
Meta Campbell Carson
Andrew Carnegie
Campbell Donald
Way Down East
Mr. Carnegie
Scotland
Mr. Donald
Dumferline
Lyceum
New York
No Agreement Yet in Steam Heating and Street Railway Talks
Rumor of a deal between Economy Steam Heating and the street railway company circulated last night. The Sentinel reports both sides say no formal agreement has been reached yet, leaving patrons in uncertainty.
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Economy Steam Heating Company
Street Railway Company
the Sentinel
Socialists Lose East Second Street Hall Request
The socialists have not secured a hall for their convention. A vacant room opposite Alliance headquarters on East Second Street was refused, reportedly because it is not suitable for holding a meeting.
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East Second Street
Alliance
Debs and Socialist Leaders Planned for October State Convention
At the socialist state convention to be held here October 19 Eugene V. Debbs the late socialist candidate for president will probably deliver an address. An effort will be made to have J A Wayland editor of Appeal to Reason attend. His assistant editor Fred D Warren will also be present with other prominent socialist leaders.
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Eugene V. Debbs
J. A. Wayland
Appeal To
Reason
Fred D. Warren
Maplewood Ladies Host Grange Social and Local Weddings
Society notes report a Maplewood social at Grange hall near Sedalia and several weddings. Nell Arnette leaves for Colorado after a surprise party. Mary E Bertrel and Robert Lyons wed in Kansas City. Orpha Michaels and Harry Lee to marry in Armenia. Fred Lohse and Mayme Gibbons wed at home with a small gathering.
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Maplewood
Grange Hall
Sedalia
Nell Arnette
Colorado
Sherman Baird
Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Jolly Eight Club
Charles Yost
West Seventh Street
Christ Yost
Chas. Raiffeisen
Roy
Robert Morris Lyons
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Mary E. Bertrel
Lexington
Harry Lee
Armenia
N. D
Orpha Michaels
South
Lamine Street
East
Fred Lohse
Boonville
Mayme Gibbons
Frank Gibbons
Vermont Street
A. R. Farris
Open Meeting Expounds Sedalia Citizens' Alliance Aims
The Thursday night session drew many attendees as speakers explained the Alliance's purpose. Judge Morey presided with Captain E. W. Stevens and G. W. Barnett outlining support for organized labor without strikes or boycotts and urging workers to join. The group plans a regular meeting Monday night.
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Citizens’ Alliance
Sedalia
Judge Morey
E. W. Stevens
G. W. Barnett
Alliance
Organization of Labor
Probable lineups for Warrensburg vs Central Business College game
The listed lineups show Warrensburg state normal and Central Business College players by position. Edwards and Imhoff to center, Boisseau to guard, with Capt. McNeil leading as captain and Kennedy at end.
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Liberty Park
Warrensburg State Normal
Central Business College
Warrensburg
C. B. C. Edwards
Imhoff Rader
The World's Work Completes Its First Year
The October issue closes the second volume and first year of The World's Work. The magazine aims to explain and interpret American activity and has achieved immediate success. Doubleday Page & Co. announces the completion and prosperity of the publication.
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Doubleday Page & Co
Union Square
New York
Thirty Days Given for Saddle Theft Near Town
Thomas Shea received thirty days in the county jail by Justice Rogers for stealing a saddle from Roy Stamiford near town. The sentence, including costs, totals 40 days.
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Thomas Shea
Justice Rogers
Roy Stamiford
Shea
Kiesling v Winzenburg Court Adjourns to November 11
Referee Yeater heard additional evidence in the Kiesling versus Winzenburg account case and adjourned the court until November 11.
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Yeater
Kiesling
Postal Telegraph Expands Call Box Network Around Town
Postal Telegraph workers are installing new call boxes for patrons citywide with additional equipment planned to enhance service and accessibility.
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The
Postal Telegraph Company
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Rensburg
Harvey Russell
Andy Carnegie
Debs
Mrs. Monahan-Collier
Society and Club Notes
Sedalia, Mo
Women’s Union
Oneita Union
Oneita
J.D. Hail Dry Goods Co
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