Sedalia Seeks Bids for Broadway Sidewalk Replacement Project
The City of Sedalia invites proposals to reconstruct all remaining sidewalks on the North side of Broadway Street between Quincy and Barrett avenues replacing wooden cinder and defective paths with concrete or brick and other approved materials. Bids must be filed by 5 p.m. October 21, 1901, at the city clerk's office. The city reserves the right to reject all bids.
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Broadway Street
Sedalia
Missouri
Quincy Avenue
Barrett Avenue
Broadway
Grand and
Barrett Avenues
Said Street
Said City
Grand Avenue
Said
Ohio Street
Main Street
Kanizmian
Ohio
Short Session of Circuit Court Adopts Various Actions
A brief circuit court session adjourned to tomorrow with entries including Zilphia Sparks v Sparks change of venue. Susan Hawkins v Hawkins divorce with alimony and suit money motion. J Culp v M K T damages continued. Chaney v Chaney divorce dismissed. Cohen v Cohen Iron and Metal contract continued by consent. Walter Mann v Mann partition. attorneys Bente & Wilson allowed 150 for fees and 10 for filing.
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Zilphia Sparks
Wm. E. Arnold
Luther Sparks
Susan Hawkins
Charles Hawkins
Culp
John C. Chaney
Annie Chaney
Plaintiff
A. Cohen
Cohen Iron and Metal Company Et al
Walter C. Mann
Annie Mann
Bente & Wilson
C. W Bente
Brooks' Glazed Thread at The Boston Company
Eight year old Harry Stott, son of G C Stott of Seventh and Engineer streets, fell from a shed while playing and fractured his right wrist. He was treated by Dr. Cole after the accident at the Boston company located at 214 Ohio Street. The boy claimed a pavement fall, but authorities suspect he fell from the shed.
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Harry Stott
G. C. Stott
Seventh
Engineer Streets
Dr. Cole
Removal Shire Sale Now On at 20 Percent Discount
Kimball pianos move to 510 Ohio new location while Huyssen and Holm promote a 20 percent off sale on removal shire items. Fresh Baltimore oysters and Boston cafe offerings appear in local reads.
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Huyssen & Holm
Kimball Pianos
Ohio
Baltimore
Boston
Lawyer Urges Clients to Visit Office in Concordia
A Concordia lawyer insists clients must come to his office for consultations. A woman invited him to her house to discuss divorce and her husband pursued him to town with a six shooter. Two or three furnished rooms for rent at 218 West Fourth Street.
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West Fourth Street
Beings of Information and Notable Global Notes
A survey of global trade and public life, listing butter origins from Denmark and Russia, planned Siberian to England commerce, Bombay camp housing, Philadelphia teachers’ memorial project for Lewis Elkin, Tolstoy’s farewell visit to Yasnaya Polyana, Depew’s extensive corporate directorships, Anton Dvorak’s Austrian nobility entry, and General James M. Bell’s Civil War to Santiago service and subsequent campaigns.
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England
Denmark
Russia
Siberia
Johnson Will Appeal Over Railroad Tax Controversy
Cleveland Mayor Tom Johnson vows to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court after the state board of equalization declines his demand to tax railroads at 60 percent of true value. The board keeps the aggregate 117 million dollar valuation, raises ten railroad assessments slightly, and adds 3400 dollars overall. Johnson plans to press the issue as a political topic in the campaign.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
John M
Johnson
Supreme Court
Stump in the Pending Ohio Campaign
A brief note from the New York Sun records activity on the stump in Ohio as political campaigning gathers momentum. The item highlights evolving tactics and expectations ahead of a key contest.
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Stump
Ohio
New York Sun
Elizabeth Nose Painted For Public Appearances
A maid of honor recounts the careful makeup of Queen Elizabeth the first nose painted and powdered before each public appearance, reflecting her age and the stigma she felt about her appearance.
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Elizabeth
Kansas Shows Unusual Interest in International Yacht Race
Kansas, noted as one of the flatest states, takes unusual interest in the yacht race likely for the cup. Prohibition communities find the trinkets and paraphernalia surrounding the event exceedingly fascinating.
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Kansas
Union
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Brooks
Concordia
Will
Sedalia, Mo
Bombay
Philadelphia
Lewis Elkin
Count Tolstoi
Yasnaia
Poliana
Crimea
Chauncey M. Depew
Anton Dvorak
Austria
House of Lords
Dvorak
Prague
Roosevelt
James M. Bell
Santiago
Eighth Cavalry
Chaffee
Guasimas
Phillippines
Chas. E. West
Lecine
Rev
Women's Union
Oneita Union
Wales
J. D
The
State Board of Equalization of
Railroads of
West Main
Mortis & Bertman’s
East Main St
West Main St
St. Louis
M., K. & T. Railway
St. Louis Fair and Exposition
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