Pan American officials to travel by special train to Mexico
About sixty district representatives of the US state department and South American republics will depart Washington for Mexico City to attend the Pan American congress. The party will ride a dedicated train from Washington to St Louis and on to the City of Mexico, with a stop in Sedalia en October 15.
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Washington
D. C
Mexico
City of
St. Louis
Katy
Waco
Company D N G M Holds Night Drill at Liberty Park Hall
A drill was conducted by Company D N G M at Liberty park hall last night. Several recruits were enlisted and about ten more are needed to fill the ranks.
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Liberty Park Hall
Fish Distribution Sparks Belleview Freebie Event
A local official released 15,000 fish including crappie and other species to be distributed free in Belleview. The plan aims to promote fishing and community access to aquatic resources, with organizers coordinating pickup and distribution details.
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Belleview
Unconscious for Five Weeks Already in Mora
The four year old son of A. M. Harlan, a Mora merchant, has lay unconscious for five weeks, kept alive by milk fed periodically. Physicians are puzzled and have many doctors consulting as the child guards against death. Brooks Skeeter Regulator advertised at Bard's Drug Store.
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Brooks’ Skeeter
Bard’s Drug Store
Elder N R Wells Struck by Train Near Jefferson City
The 70 plus Cole county resident N R Wells was hit by Missouri Pacific Passenger Train No 6 near the Jefferson City depot. He suffered multiple broken ribs and internal injuries. his condition is described as doubtful. His son Fred Wells, an express messenger, was to meet him when the accident occurred.
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Missouri Pacific
Wells
Fred Wells
Express
Passenger and freight rail activity noted across several lines
Reports from Parsons Sun note construction of passenger and baggage coaches in Ind with Conductor Charley Blair visiting Sedalia. Otis J. Rogers resumes Katy postal runs after rheumatism. Missouri Pacific fireman reportedly killed at Tipton. Katy northbound delays persist due to Texas travel for the Dallas fair. Mohawk division wreck near Oriskany results in four dead and one injured. Listed names include Jesus Enriquez Eligio Venavides Charles Ross Leo Vargas Henry Marshall A Smith Thomas Dent Al Darby B G Holmes.
Constable Resigns as Ed Kemp Appointed Successor
Henry McNutt of Heath's Creek township resigned as constable. Ed Kemp named as his replacement. Court rejected T. A. Willis dramshop license due to insufficient petition. Embree road case motion denied. road to open as established August 5. John May paid $50 for care of insane Mike May until April 1. Rector tax receipts $159.76 credited. payment made. Petit jurors drawn include Chas Mack, W E Taylor, J M Coats, B F Prigmore, C H Evans, J R Shacklett, D M Williams, M Monsees, F L Absher, E L McClung, T J Pace, Andy Hawbecker, Milt Durrill, George Dump, Lafayette Goetz, Mit Thornton, D H Smith, J S Bosserman, J M Cain, J O Fisher, J E Ritchey, Geo E Dugan, E W Shultz, E E Johnston.
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Henry McNutt
Heath's Creek Township
Ed Kemp
T. A. Willis
Green Ridge
Beaman
John May
Mike May
McClure
John E. Rector
Rector
Chas. H. Mack
Heath’s Creek
W. E. Taylor
Longwood
J. M. Coats
Houstonia
B. F. Prigmore
Blackwater
C. H. Evans
Lamonte
J. R. Shacklett
Dresden
D. M. Williams
Cedar
Martin Monsees
F. L. Absher
Smithton
E. L. McClung
Prairie
T. J. Pace
Elk Fork
Andy Hawbecker
Milt Durrill
Washington
George Dump
Flat Creek
Lafayette Goetz
Lake Creek
Mit Thornton
Hughesville
Sedalia
D. H. Smith
J. S. Bosserman
J. M. Cain
J. O. Fisher
J. E. Ritchey
Geo. E. Dugan
E. W. Shultz
E. E. Johnston
Society Events Highlight Local Clubs and Gatherings
The Central Presbyterian church hosts a Thursday social at Mrs. Joe Frick's home 900 South Lamine Street. Friday evening the Christian Endeavor union plans a social at the First Christian church parlors. The Select Knights and Ladies held a hop at College of Music hall with a large guest list and a full supper. Miss Mary Temple hosted Adagio club members on East Seventh Street Tuesday, with Miss Pearl Baird winning a prize and the hostess receiving a prize under the club’s new rules. Refreshments followed.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Joe Frick
South Lamine Street
Union of Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
College of Music Hall
Railroad Noise Crusade Tries Silence at Passenger Stations
George M. Burns issues order in the Chicago Detroit district of the Wabash to stop loud calling among train crews and excessive whistle and bell use. The aim is to reduce night disturbances for passengers and improve comfort during travel. A similar directive and support from President Truesdale are noted in Kansas City and other depots.
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George M. Burns
The
Wabash
Pullman
Chicago- Detroit
Pllman
Truesdale
Lackawanna
Kansas City
Railroad President to Visit Calhoun This Month
The St. Louis Kansas City and Colorado railroad company president wrote on the 2d stating he would visit Calhoun in the latter part of the month to view local resources as part of a commercial club effort.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Clinton
Commercial Club
The
St. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado Railroad Company
Calhoun
Calhoun Free Press
Railroad Workers Resume Duties Amid Traffic Strain
A list of Katy and Missouri Pacific workers returning to duty after days off includes brakeman A Roach, foreman Foreman Baker in Bakersville, and machinist Maurice McCabe. Transfers and trips occur for City Passenger Agent J W McClain and master car builder John L Wigton. A Durant I T collision delays Katy train No 4 and a sub committee calls for ending free transport for next year.
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Walter Baker
Bakersville
Ark
Foreman Baker
Katy
Maurice McCabe
Missouri Pacific
J. W. McClain
Lincoln
J.C. Hull
C. Y. Lawrence
Durant
I. T
Southern Pacific
Central West
Ern
Trunk Lines
John Knopple
Springfield
Ill
John L. Wigton
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Sedville Gray in stationery dow drug house
Peter Pehl expects to occupy his new wholesale room at 113 West Second Street today The interior has been decorated by Robert Wright and his men The walls are old rose ceiling buff cove terra cotta moulding tuscan red and extension willow green Blankets laundered best in the city Longan's phone 154.
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Peter Pehl
West Second Street
Robert Wright
Labadie Impresses in Faust at Wood's Opera House
Large audience greeted Mr. Labadie and his company in Faust last night. Labadie gave an excellent portrayal of Mephisto, with Miss Van Tromp as Marguerite. Electrical effects and stage settings were well executed, though some preferred Morrison's earlier Mephisto.
Notable phrenologist Jack Duncan returns to city at 135 East Cooper
Professor Jack Duncan, famed phrenologist and fortune teller, resumes consultations in the city at 135 East Cooper street from 9 to 10 in the morning and 1 to 3 in the afternoon. Readers are urged to visit.
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Jack Duncan
City
East Cooper Street
Hero of Memphis Reverend Aloysius Weaver Dies
Rev Aloysius Weaver a Franciscan priest who died at the Santa Barbara Mission California was once famed as the Hero of Memphis for his nursing during the yellow fever plague in that city.
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Aloysius Weaver
Santa Barbara
California
Memphis
Pensions Granted in Missouri for Civil War Veterans
The following pensions were granted: Ful ton Kansas City 6 dollars Hollo way Rockbridge 10 dollars Cleary St. Louis 8 dollars Lorber St. Louis 8 dollars Tebbenkamp Concordia 8 dollars Waltner Spickard 14 dollars for Mexican War Purnell Calhoun 12 dollars. Send your bundle to Sedalia Steam Laundry for value received.
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Missouri
Robert C. Fulton
Kansas City
John B. Holloway
Rockbridge
James Cleary
St. Louis
Frank Lorber
Henry Tebbenkamp
Concordia
Henry Waltner
Spickard
John H. Purnell
Calhoun
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Bud Stevenson's Big Barn on West Main
M. M. Stevenson, popular packer, is completing a new barn 48 by 50 feet on West Main Street opposite his packing house.
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M. M. Stevenson
West Main Street
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Henry Marshall
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