Coal Strikers Settle as Roosevelt Pursues Mines Talks
President Roosevelt resumes strike talks after two conferences with Mine Workers' Union president Mitchell. Labor Commissioner Wright and Immigration Chief Sargent study anthracite conditions. Morgan partners Robert Bacon and George W Perkins linked to visitors. A Strike Settlement Commission to be named. immediate resumption of work urged.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union
Wright
White House
Robert Bacon
George W .Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan Ard Company
Hay
Arlington Hotel
Mr. Morgan
Sargent
President Mitchell Makes Com ment on Strike Arbitration
Wilkes Barre October 16 President Mitchell arrives at 130 AM and learns a six member commission will arbitrate strikers grievances. He says he will wait for the official statement before commenting and notes the matter will be taken to the Executive Board and National Board at 10 o clock for a formal statement.
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Executive Board
National Board
Mitchell
No Official Statement From Mine Workers Union Tonight
He declined to discuss details of his conference with President Roosevelt, saying there would be no official statement from the Mine Workers' Union tonight.
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Mine Workers’ Union
Roosevelt
Marriage license obtained by Maurice E. Sheehan in leisure
Maurice E. Sheehan of Kansas City, a witness in the Smoot damage case, obtained a marriage license with Maggie Dugan while at leisure on Wednesday. He explained he would soon be busy and chose to secure the license now to avoid delays upon returning to the city.
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Maurice E. Sheehan
Kansas City
Htecorder Looney
Sheehan
Maurice FE
Maggie Dugan
Miss Dugan
Tud ine line perfumes debut in Sedalia by Bard Drug
W. E. Bard Drug Co introduces the celebrated Tud ine line of perfumes touted as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia. The announcement highlights premium scents and calls attention to the new fragrance options available at the local drug store.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Reverend Osias Gettings Charged with Murder
The 73 year old Reverend Osias Gettings veteran Methodist preacher and Spanish-American War veteran was tried in Macoupin County Circuit Court on murder charges for the January 17 killing of his stepson Harry Highfill at a Shipman residence. The quarrel over who would stay led to a knife attack after a yard skirmish.
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Carlinville
Ill
Osias Gettings
Macoupin County
Harry Highfill
Shipman
Ferguson Doctor Wed Agnes Higgens in Tipton Ceremony
Dr A Breier of Ferguson and Miss Agnes Day Higgens were married at the Tipton Catholic church in a morning ceremony officiated by Fr Frank Kuper. The couple planned a brief honeymoon in St Louis before settling at Ferguson.
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A Breier OF
Ferguson
Agnes Day Higgens
Tipton
A. Breier
Hannal Higgens
Frank Kuper
Miss Brier
Minnie Wiely
California
Sid Kiely
Andrew MacFarland
St. Louis
Perfumes at Dow's and Salvation Army Friday Show
There will be a musical entertainment at the Salvation Army Friday night conducted by Captain Tucker Elgin of this city. A graphophone will play songs and the music of Salvation Army officials and leading sacred songs. Admission free.
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Salvation Army
Tucker Elgin
Married in Enid Oklahoma as Mildred Black wed O E Helton
Miss Mildred Black of Lookout Missouri and O E Helton of Garber Oklahoma Territory were married October 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs J R Bailey in Enid Oklahoma Territory.
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Noklahoma
Mildred Black
W Lookout
O. E. Helton
Garber
O. T
At & O’clock
J. R. Bailey
Enid
Dow’s hosts honor guest with euchre for Miss West
Mrs. Harry Fink plans a euchre gathering Friday to honor her guest Miss Bess West of Topeka. The event at Dow’s will feature cards and social visiting among friends and neighbors.
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Harry Fink
Euchre
Bess West
Topeka
Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Promotes Cleaning Services
An advertisement states at 216 Lamine Street in Sedalia the laundry offers thorough work with no musty odors and clothes not too blue. Phone 154.
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Sedalia
Lamine Street
Adagio Club Hostess Mary Glass Leads Wednesday Tea
Miss Mary Glass mingled with Adagio club members at her West Seventh Street home on Wednesday afternoon. Lynne Hutchinson won the guest prize, a bound book, while Fannie Smith received the club prize a perfume itemizer. Refreshments included chicken salad, potato chips, lady finger buns, cherry ice and cakes.
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Mary Glass
Adagio Club
West Seventh Street
Ecards
Lynne Hutchison
Fannie Smith
Sedalia Steam Laundry Keeps Clothes Sweetly Clean
George Longan, proprietor, guarantees garments come back clean from the Sedalia Steam laundry with careful washing and prompt service.
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Sedalia
George Longan
Mrs. Mattie Cornelius Near Death in Dresden Home
Mrs. Mattie Cornelius aged 52, sister of Samuel Elbert the printer, lies near death at H. C. Kemp’s Dresden home. Formerly of 1002 West Fifteenth Street, she is reported gravely ill as Mr. Elbert departed for Dresden yesterday afternoon.
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Mattie Cornelius
Samuel Elbert
H. C. Kemp
Dresden
Cornelius
West Fifteenth Street
Elbert
Hud nut line of perfumes offered in Sedalia
The Hud nut line of perfumes is hailed as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia, celebrated for its fragrance and superior standard. The note highlights the product's prestige and local appeal among shoppers.
Fishermen Charles Allan and Will Kahrs Return With Bass
Charles Allan and Will Kahrs return from a Muddy River fishing trip with good luck and a splendid haul. Two fine bass weighed two and a quarter pounds combined, marking a notable catch for the outing.
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Charles Allan
Will Kahrs
The Creator Hail Store
Sedania records show a note dated October 16, 1902, referencing the The Creator Hail Store.
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Sedania
Trifles At Little Cost In Sewing Goods Story
Side note lists cheap sewing items including English twisted tape 16 yard rolls 4 to 1 inch wide shell and back combs priced from 5c to 75c brass back horn dressing combs 10c Real and imitation seal chatelaine bags 1.25 and 0.39 dollars feather stitch braid 5c belt pins in multiple colors tucked satin belts 25c sterling silver thimbles 10c.
Bargains in Domestic Stock From Random Goods
Bargains listed include serge skirts at 4.50 and 3.25 with wool serge fabric and velveteen bindings, fleeced flanellette at 124 to 64e, union umbrellas at 1.75 and 1.29, taffeta frames with tassels, striped boy’s pant fabric 27 in wide, brown muslin 36 in at 4c, and fancy prints at 4c per yard.
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Union Taffeta
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Illinois
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POR
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Adalfo
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Tain
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