Resignation Shakes Select Knights Officers
William Cross, supreme president of the Select Knights and Ladies, resigns amid reported internal rifts. Kansas City Journal notes no general shakeup, grand lodge to meet next Tuesday with A. R. Berry acting as temporary president. crossfire over leadership questioned and two lodges named in the dispute.
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William Cross
Select Knights and Ladies
Order of Waited Workmen
Kansas City Journal
Grand Lodge
A. R. Berry
Atchison
Sedalia Knights
Supreme Press
Supreme Er
Cross
Sodalia
Cheyenne Bronco Rider Denied Entry at Denver Festival
Miss Pearl Ward of Cheyenne sought entry to bronco busting contests at a Denver festival but the festival board refused saying no provisions for ladies. Ward pledged to ride as Jim Ward, threaten to demonstrate, and urged officials to allow her to compete or exhibit.
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Denver
Pearl Ward
Cheyenne
Festival Board
Jim Ward
Miss Ward
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
An 1890s style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to be internal and act on blood and mucus. Endorsements from Toledo wholesalers declare F J Cheney trustworthy and able to fulfill obligations with a 75 cent price per bottle.
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Hall
Toledo
Beautiful Palace of Illusions Opens Evening Show
The venue operates from 1 30 to 10 p m offering admission at 10 cents.
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Palace OF
Botanic Blood Balm advertised as cure for rheumatism and catarrh
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures chronic rheumatism and catarrh by purifying the blood. It asserts many long standing cases were healed after doctors and patent medicines failed, offering free samples and medical advice, with Sedalia and Atlanta as contact points.
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Botanic
Atlanta
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Pierce
Preston E. Fenstermacher
Egypt
Lehigh Co
Notice to Sidewalk Contractors Sedalia Missouri 1902
City council of Sedalia invites bids for constructing sidewalks on Ingram Avenue east side from Thirteenth to Seventeenth streets replacing condemned wooden cinder and defective paths with brick stone or concrete. Bids due October 20 1902 by 5 pm. council may reject any bid. Witnessed October 7 1902 by City Clerk Co E Baker Seal.
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Sedalia
Missouri
Ingram Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
City of
Reas
Co. E. Baker
Seralia
Yancey and Miner Wed in Marshall
Daniel L. Yancey and Mae E. Miner were married in Marshall Missouri on October 16 in a small ceremony. The couple will reside in Marshall and begin their life together after the ceremony.
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Marshall, Mo
Daniel L. Yancey
Mae E. Miner
Four Kansas City pickpockets plead guilty to robbery
Warrensburg Missouri October 16 A J Yates Lee Moore Samuel Gouldstein and Thomas Jones four Kansas City pickpockets pleaded guilty to robbery in the first degree in the circuit court this morning They relieved J W Coates of Joplin of sixty five dollars last summer Yates and Jones received three years and a half each while Moore Gouldstein and Jones got two years each
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Warrensburg
A. J. Yates
Lee Moore
Samuel Gouldstein
Thomas Jones
Kansas City
J. W. Coates
Joplin
Yates
Jones
Miners Aid Effort Through Local Labor Federation Fund
The Federation of Labor met last night and approved placing contribution boxes at FE Behrens cigar store in East Sedalia and at Walter Grow's cigar store to aid the miners.
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Federation of Labor
FE. T. Behrens
East Sedalia
Public Sale of High Grade Montana Horses Scheduled
Public sale of high grade Montana horses set for Saturday October 18 at the old Hinsdale barn. The sale begins at 1 o clock. E. W. Stevens listed as organizer.
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Montana
Hinsdale Barn
GOT HIS MAN Thornton Taylor Arrested in Sedalia
Thornton Taylor, a colored man, was arrested last night by Officers Charles Leftwich and Billy Drake on a Bunce ton Missouri warrant. City Marshal W. C. Carpenter of Buneceton arrived in Sedalia and left with the suspect for Missouri Pacific transfer. He is wanted for jail breaking and disturbing the peace.
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Thornton Taylor
Charles Leftwich
Billy Drake
Bunceton
W. C. Carpenter
Buneceton
Sedalia
Katy
Democratic Meetings Schedule Across the County
Meetings will be held countywide with speeches by Hon. O. M. Barnett in Georgetown on Friday October 1 at 7 p.m. and Hon. Jno. P. St. Johns of Kansas in Sedalia on Saturday October 18 at 7:30 p.m. County candidates will attend all meetings.
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Georgetown
O. M.barnett
Sedalia
Jno. P. St. Johns
Kansas
Hon Ernest D Martin to Speak in Four Cities
Hon Ernest D Martin scheduled to address audiences in Smithton October 16 at 7 30 p m Lamonte October 17 at 7 30 p m Hagesville October 18 at 2 p m and Sinstonia October 18 at 4 p m S M Hodges secretary and J M Baldwin chair of the Democratic county committee note the dates and locations A new residence paint project at East Ninth Street by F F Rush the flagman at Broadway crossing features an olive green color with white trim.
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Ernest D. Martin
Smithton
East Ninth Street
Sedalia Ordinance Condemns Sidewalks on Cooper Street
The Sedalia Missouri city council passes Ordinance 482 condemning wooden and defective sidewalks on both sides of Cooper Street from Grand Avenue to near Park Avenue. It requires owners to replace with brick stone or concrete sidewalks five feet wide within sixty days, with corner lots extending to adjacent curb lines.
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Cooper Street
Curline
Grand Avenue
Park Ave
Sedalia
Missouri
Wark Avenue
City
City of
James Wilson Dies at Katy Hospital
James Wilson died at Katy hospital Wednesday night from typhoin fever. His body was removed to his home in South McAlester for interment.
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James Wilson
Katy Hospital
South McAlester
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