Elaborate Society Reception At 604 West Broadway
A grand Sedalia social affair drew about three hundred matrons from notable families as Mesdames Gallie Tucker Steele hosted at 604 West Broadway. Guests admired interiors, roses, cut glass, and elegant gowns in a two stage reception from 2 to 6 pm with future events planned for tomorrow morning.
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Sedalia
John B. Gailie
A. Jackson
Tucker
William D. Steele
Harry Pratt
J. N. Dalby
Frank Fannon
Jessie Smith
May Hawkins
Margaret Johns
Mesdames A. W. Perry
P. G. Stafford
D. J. Temple
Walch
Lovers Lane at the Opera House Tonight
Reverend E Mathews urges theatergoers to see Lovers Lane at the Opera House comparing it favorably to the Old Homestead and expressing strong enthusiasm for the performance.
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Lovers’ Lane
Thos
Henry Sill
St. Chrysostom’s Chapel
New York
Opera House
A Jolly American Tramp to Play at Local Opera House
Manager Yank D. Newell promises a scastional comedy drama with heart and humor in A Jolly American Tramp. The show comes to the opera house for a Saturday matinee and night performance on October 19.
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Stheepurity Brigade
Lover's Lane
Clydevitch
Opera House
William A. Brady
Yank D. Newell
Brooks' Skeeter Regulator Drives 'em Off
Bard's Drug Store advertises 10c items and a guaranteed imported tooth brush for 25c. Dow Drug Company promises a new brush free if bristles come out.
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Brooks’ Skeeter
Bard’s Drug Store
Dow Drug Company
Thompson-Buckeridge Wedding Set Tomorrow
Miss Caroline Thompson daughter of Boone county’s collector will wed R. J. Buckeridge a Rich Hill businessman tomorrow. The ceremony coincides with the silver wedding anniversary of the bride’s parents.
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Caroline Thompson
Boone County
R. J. Buckeridge
Rich Hill
Brooks Skeeter Regulator Price at Bard's Drug Store
The Skeeter Regulator by Brooks is advertised at 10 cents at Bard's Drug Store. The brief notice highlights this low price point and the product offering for customers seeking pest control solutions.
Not a Burying Ground Festival Prohibits Public Burial
At Clinton burgoo festival yesterday the mayor issued an order prohibiting the temporary burial of a hypnotized subject in the public square.
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Clinton
Terday
Hospital Arrivals and Local Work Crews Listed
Arrivals include Frank Brady an engineer from Denison and Julius Gilbert a bridgeman from Greenville. Other workers listed are Walter Lively section laborer Greenville John Sappington extra gang Pearson Spur and more local laborers with positions at various towns.
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Frank Brady
Denison
Nelson Shumaker
South McAlester
Julius Gilbert
Green
John Sappington
Extra Gang
Pearson
Stupendoll Railroad Plan Seeks Vast Control
An Iowa corporation capitalized at 100 million dollars aims to control the Burlington Northern Great Northern systems via a new holding company. The Morgan Hill syndicate would own a majority of stock to gain control of over eighteen thousand miles of rail with substantial earning capacity. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy board plans to meet in Burlington to organize officers and outline steps to take control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Morgan-Hill Syndicate
Burlington
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Company
Iowa Corporation
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroad
Morgan Coterie
Vhicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Company
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
How Smaltz Struck Oil in Johnson County Well
A Johnson County man identified as Smaltz was engaged in digging a well when he struck oil. The event highlights a successful drilling breakthrough and the potential for local oil developments.
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Smaltz
Johnson County
Ritchie Tent Entertain at College of Music Hall
A large audience enjoyed a concert and dance by Ritchie Tent K. O. T. M. at College of Music hall in Johnson county. The program featured the Oriental quartet and the Resolution Mandolin club, with solo numbers by Prof. Tiede and several vocalists. The event closed with a medley and clog dance as members danced one number each.
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Oriental Quartet
Messrs
Brown Harris
Ed Lyons
Mint Johns
George Hoffman
Resolution Mandolin Club
Ritchie
Florence Scott
Second Regiment
Bert Scheer
Charles Hall
Head End Collision Near Macomb Injures Crew. Fireman Killed
A head end crash occurred about 2 o clock yesterday east of Macomb Missouri as locomotive 510 and 515 collided. The engineer of 510 suffered a serious leg cut while the conductor sustained facial and head bruises. Fireman Wooten on 510 was killed instantly.
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Macomb
Wooten
Sedalia Steam Laundry Promises Value for Your Money
A local laundry service invites customers to send bundles for cleaning and promises solid value for the price. The notice emphasizes thorough cleaning, quick turnaround, and dependable service in Sedalia.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Socialists to Convene State Convention at 114 East Fifth
The socialists’ state convention meets this evening at a hall secured opposite the court house on East Fifth street. Walter Thomas Mills A. M. of Girard Kansas, who arrived today, will address the gathering tonight.
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East Fifth Street
Court House
Walter Thomas Mills
A. M
Girard, Kas
J. M. C. Blend Coffee Ad Promises Low Prices
A local advertiser on West Main Street offers unexcelled coffee lines including J. M. C. Blend. The message promises a 50 percent reduction in coffee bills and faultless beverages while pledging hard labor for satisfaction in price and quality.
Tubing Under Railway Tracks Targeted for Removal
The Economy Steam Heating company plans to remove fifty yards of tubing buried under eastern town railway tracks. The work is difficult to dig, and workers will attempt to attach a switch engine to pull the tubing out.
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Economy Steam Heating Company
Missouri Pacific and Katy Railroad Crews See Changes
F. J. Staples a Missouri Pacific conductor is laid off James Lester a Missouri Pacific switchman resigns J R Parsons a Katy conductor takes a few runs Will Breig a Missouri Pacific machinist attends the street fair at Clinton John Wills a Missouri Pacific machinist returns to work after a layoff Missouri Pacific engine 1216 repaired at the shops will be turned out Saturday
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Missouri Pacific
Souri Pacific
James Lester
J. R. Parsons
Katy
Will Breig
John Wills
Missouri Pacific Road
Double Affliction Strikes Maynard Family in Kansas City
K A Maynard died in Kansas City on Wednesday afternoon. His sister-in-law Mrs. W S Holmesly returned from the funeral and learned her nephew Claude Maynard, son of the deceased, had died. The widow and her daughter Maude mourn deeply as Holmesly headed to the funeral.
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City
Kansas City
Maynard
Malone Wins Suit Over Street Attack in Brookfield
In Brookfield Missouri on October 18 editor Malone of the Budget won a $125 judgment against farmer Con Yagel for assaulting him last August. Malone had written about Yagel’s domestic affairs prompting the street beating. Yagel’s attorney Bresnyer argued strongly against yellow journalism.
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Brookfield
Malone
Con. Yagel
Yagel
Bresnyer
Yellow Journalsm
Prospective Mayor George L Walls Visited Kansas City
Genial justice of the peace George L Walls stopped in Kansas City en route from St Louis where he attended the Masonic grand lodge. He visited his brother in law A S Mee Gowan and is a prominent local figure favored for political leadership.
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George L. Walls
Kansas City
Walls
Justice of the Peace of
Kansas
Masonic Grand Lodge
Justice Walls
Former Kansas City figure hints at Mayoral Campaign
A Sentinel reporter learns that Me. Walls, once discussed as a Republican mayoral candidate, says his name will go before the convention this spring. He references past notoriety for imprisoning a prisoner and a witness in contempt to settle their dispute.
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Walls
Kamssas City
Sentinel
Five Hundred Boleros Attack Ninth Infantry at Ban gayon
In Samar, fifty hundred Boleros attacked a detachment of forty six men of the Ninth Infantry at Bangayon. Ten soldiers were killed and six wounded before reinforcements arrived. The fight left over a hundred rebels dead and others routed. General Smith travels with two gunboats to the scene.
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Manila
Ninth Infantry
Bangayon
Samar
Hiltonberg Sues railroad for damages over ticket injury
Helen A. Hiltonberg through Sangree & Lamm files in circuit court against M. K. & T. railway for 1090 dollars. She says August 1 1901 she bought a Clifton City to Fort Scott ticket. at Fort Scott night arrival cars halted abruptly, her hand was cut by a closing door and she was harmed. Other circuit entries include several verdicts and actions, including divorce and partition cases.
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Sangree & Lamm
Helen A. Hiltonberg
Circuit
M., K. & T. Railway Company
Clifton City
Fort Scott
P. Brandt Grocery Company
Sarah Dowler
W. J. Ferguson
W. J. Maltby
Pythians Elect Officers at Concordia Club Session
The state grand lodge Knights of Pythias adjourned after a three day session at the Concordia club hall 1441 Chouteau avenue. The next meeting is set for St Joseph Missouri on the third Tuesday in October 1902.
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Knights of Pythias
Concordia Club
Chouteau Avenue
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
St. Joseph
Missouri State Fair at Sedalia A Phenomenal Success
The Missouri State fair at Sedalia proved a phenomenal success despite a drought year. After bills are paid the fair shows a surplus of $1000. Col J R Rippey, secretary, carried the management and earned high praise for credit, though country newspapers helped with free advertising.
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Sedalia
J. R. Rippey
Burnett Soles Nuptials
A number of friends witnessed the marriage of Mr. Arthur C Burnett of Sedalia and Miss Mabel Soles of this city at Rev James Logans residence in Otterville on the Sth inst Miss Mabel resided with her grandparents north of Tipton and has many friends who wish her much happiness.
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Arthur C. Burnett
Sedalia
Mabel Soles
James Logan
Otterville
Mabel
Tipton
Thorneberry and Wolford Fined for Gloves Theft
In police court Jim Thornberry and Tod Wolford faced fines of 50 dollars each after pleading guilty to stealing gloves from Ramsey's Racket. They requested permission to leave town permanently and not return, with future noncompliance resulting in sweeping street crossings to pay their fines.
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Jim Thornberry
Tod Wolford
Ramsey
Miss Myrtle M Minton News Left Thuredey for
Miss Myrtle M Minton departed Thursday for an unspecified destination, with local followers noting her absence and plans were not announced.
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Myrtle M Minton
Thuredey
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Mrsdames Gallie, Tucker and
Steele
West Broadway
J. B. Gallie
Sedville Gray
Stationery -Dow Drug Company
Thos. R. Slicer
Church of All Souls
T. B. Oliver
St. Bartholomew's Church
Brooklyn
N.Y
Emil G. Birsch
Rev. E. Mathews
St. James
P. E
Pbrooks
Bard’s Drzog
Ville
Walter Lively
Greenville
G. H. Carstens
Tem
H. C. Johnson
Crusher Laborer
Sweeney
John Evans
Crusher
Sween
Sterling Murrell
Franklin Junction
Frank Kelly
Bastrop
Nadine Winston
Burlington Corporation
Trol Hill-Morgan Lines
Arthur Lister
St. Louis
J. W. Vance
Kathryn Shirks
Baldwin
Vance
S. P. Weller
Cret
Col
Ham Smaltz
War
Rensburg
W. D. Macey
Macey
Mackey
Missouri
West Main Street
F. J. Staples
Mis
K. A. Maynard
W. S. Holmesly
Claude
Genial, Bright and
Jolly George L
St.Louis
A. S. MeeGowan
Mr. Walls
Warsaw
Sec
Tion
Philippines
Helen Hiltonberg
William Morgan
Nathan Arnold
Jennie Daniel
Margaret T. Steele
Gertrude A. Kaiser
Oscar Kaiser
Holbrook
A. I. Brown
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Grand Lodge
Burnett
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