Sedalia Forger Osborn Held In Vinita Jail
W J Stevenson alias Charley Osborne, suspected in Sedalia forgery of five dollar checks, is in Vinita jail. Charley Keever, a cellmate, alleges Osborn wrote the checks and named him, with cloning handwriting noted by Deputy Williams. If grand jury does not indict in October, Osborn may be sent back to Sedalia for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Keck
Sedalia
C. E. Clapton
Mertz & Hale’s
Dow Drug Company
Vinita, I. T
Dillard
W. H. Darrah
United States
Vinita
W. J. Stevenson
Charley Osborn
Charley Keever
Keever
Williams
Marshal Darrah
Mr. Williams
Clapton
Mertz & Hale
Dr. E. Nasse
Osborne
Stevenson
Supposed Demented Man Tried Three Times to Reach the President
A distressed individual attempted thrice to contact President Roosevelt last night at Sagamore Hill. Local authorities subdued the man and reported no immediate danger to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore
Attempted assassination of President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Frank Weinbrenner of Syosset, Long Island, was arrested near Sagamore Hill after attempting to reach President Roosevelt. A loaded 32 caliber revolver was found, footprints showed trespass, and guards were doubled. Weinbrenner claimed the president invited him to discuss his daughter Alice and said he wanted to marry her. He will be examined for sanity.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Oyster Bay
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Frank Weinbrenner
Syosset
Long Island
Weinprenner
Weinbrenner
Sagamore Hill
Franklin
Alice
Theodore
Fuller
William
Henry
Engagement of Duke Roxburghe to Miss May Heir to 20 Million
London reports the engagement of the Duke of Roxburghe, 27, to American heiress May Goelet, heiress to 20 million dollars. The couple meet at Newport where Miss Goelet’s mother hosts the duke as stories link her to several European nobles. Also, A W McKenzie resigns as Central Missouri carpet department head. Monday he will lead Sedalia Carpet Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Ante Nupial Picnic at Forest Park for Sharp and Smith
Young people from the First M E church enjoyed a farewell and ante nuptial picnic at Forest Park last evening for Miss Lillian Sharp who leaves for Denver and Miss Clara Smith who will wed Mr Ralph Mather on September 7. Games and music added to a most enjoyable evening.
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Lillian Sharp
Denver
Clara Smith
Ralph Mather
Marriage at the Elks Hotel in Harrisonville
This afternoon at 2 o clock E P Lawrence of Kansas City married Appa Grider of Adrian Missouri in the Elks hotel parlors. Rev J M Rudy of the First Christian church officiated. The groom is a real estate man and the bride a former Harrisonville schoolteacher. They plan a few weeks in St Louis before moving to Kansas City.
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E. P. Lawrence
Kansas City
Appa Grider
Adrain
Elks Hotel
J. M. Rudy
First Christian Church
Harrisonville
St. Louis
Federation to Meet Plans Labor Day Celebration
The Federation of Labor will meet tonight to finalize Labor Day arrangements for next Monday September 7. A major feature is a big ball game between two local unions followed by a grand ball at Liberty Park Hall.
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Federation
Federation of Labor
Liberty Park Hall
Newcomers Arrive as Mr Griffith Opens Sedalia Office
Mrs. C. H. Griffith and family arrived from Chicago this morning to join Mr. Griffith who recently opened insurance offices in Sedalia. The Sentinel welcomes the couple and their family and notes his permanent residence in the city.
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C. H. Griffith
Chicago
Mr. Griffith
Sedalia
the Sentinel
Strangler Alfred Knapp Denied New Trial
In Hamilton Ohio September 2 judge Beltden overruled a motion for a new trial for Alfred Knapp the strangler who killed three wives.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Hamilton, C
Alfred Knapp
Strangler
Beltden
Holbein Abandons Fourth English Channel Swim
Montague Holbein abandons his fourth attempt to swim the English Channel eight miles from Calais after seventeen hours and twenty minutes in the water.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
London
Montague Holbein
British Channel
Calais
France
Shamrock Reliance yacht race postponed due to light breeze
Secripps-McRae report from Highland New Jersey notes only a knot and a half of wind, delaying the Shamrock versus Reliance race. Sir Thomas Lipton, discouraged, says business at home calls him away and the series may end without a winner.
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Secripps-McRae Press Association
Highland
N. J
Betwen Shamrock
Reliance
Thomas Lipton
Theft of Harness From Alspaugh Barn
A colored man entered W. M. Alspaugh's barn at 509 West Seventh Street and stole a set of fine buggy harness. The thief sold the harness to Bolton, a farmer near the Katy tracks southwest of town, who then notified authorities to help locate the owner. Police have not yet arrested the suspect on return to the city.
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W. M. Alspaugh
West Seventh Street
Bolton
Katy Tracks
Derailment at Katy crossing disrupts freight train
A broken switch at the Twelfth street crossing on the Katy caused seven cars to derail from freight train No. 102 at 2 o clock this afternoon. No injuries were reported though railroad property suffered considerable damage. Conductor Charles Barnhart was in charge.
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Twelfth Street
Katy
Charles Barnhart
Struck by Hose Cart Injures Roy Elliott In City
Roy Elliott of 1411 South Missouri Avenue was slightly injured at about 8 20 this morning when the rear wheel of hose cart No 1 trapped him between the cart and a farm wagon at Bird and Ohio streets. His right leg between the knee and hip was badly pinched and flesh severely bruised.
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Roy Elliott
South
Missouri Avenue
Bird and
Ohio Streets
Sunday School Picnic at Forest Park Enjoyed by Members
Members of the German Evangelical church Sunday school enjoy a park outing at Forest Park with various games and a big basket dinner served at midday.
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German Evangelical Church
Forest Park
Burial of Mrs. Viets in Hughesville and city cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. T. T. Viets, who died Tuesday at her Hughesville area home, was conducted at 9 this morning by Rev. Hill. The remains were moved to the city for interment in the local cemetery.
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T. T. Viets
Hughesville
Hill
William Shaughn Released After Barging False Pretenses Sentence
William Shaughn was released from county jail today after serving twelve days for obtaining money under false pretenses.
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William Shaughn
Death of infant daughter at 714 East Fourteenth Street
The one year and one month old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Aschwanden died early this morning at their home from summer complaint. Funeral set for Thursday at 9 o clock from Sacred Heart church.
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John Aschwanden
East Fourteenth Street
Sacred Heart Church
Committees to Meet for German Day Celebration
Committees appointed to arrange the German Day celebration will meet tonight at Pioneer Hall to report progress and complete arrangements for a large upcoming event.
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Pioneer Hall
New Fall Dress Goods Arrivals Preview Styles and Prices
The season offers three classes of fall dress goods knotty rough fabrics for tailored gowns smooth satiny cloths for formal wear and flowy veiles etamines crepe de chine with trims for elaborate gowns. Voiles 75c to 1.50 lute strings 1.35 to 1.50 granite cloths 59c 38 inches novelty suitings 75c to 3 yd canvas cloth 59c to 1.50 each.
Dress-Making Dept. Names Miss Donna Phillips to Lead
Our Dress M aking Department Miss Donna Phillips who will be in charge comes with the highest recommendations. She will spend two weeks in New York studying styles just prior to the opening. The same high class of service that has characterized this department will be maintained. Bookings will be entered in the order applications are received.
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Donna Phillips
New York
New Fall Tailored Suits First Shown in City
The shop premieres new fall tailor made suits with long coats for tall women and shorter lengths for others. Early buyers are women purchasing freely, and prices run from 15 to 35 dollars, highlighting exclusive design and custom quality.
Shier Fatally Shoots Sisters Believing Immorality
Charles Shier a Syrian shot his two sisters here this morning believing they were living improper lives. Mary Naomi died from three wounds, Sallie survived with serious injuries. The sisters had married brothers, who say the suspicions were unfounded. Shier was arrested.
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Nashville
Tenn
Charles Shier
Mary Naomi
Sallie
Shiers
Shier
Freight rates raised for Utah livestock to Omaha and Kansas City
The Trans Missouri freight bureau in session at Salt Lake City has raised livestock rates from Utah to common points Omaha and Kansas City by seven dollars per standard car.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Salt Lake City
Trans-Missouri Freight Bureau
Utah
Omaha
Kansas City
Two Women Fined for Keeping Late Hours in Arraignment
Lena Spears and Maggie Riggs both colored were arraigned before Police Judge Truxel this morning and fined five dollars each for keeping late hours.
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Lena Spears
Maggie Riggs
Truxel
Loos to Wed Miss Herald of St Louis
A. J. Loos a Sedalia linotype operator will marry Miss Herald of St Louis. The couple plan a northern honeymoon visiting the lakes before returning to Sedalia.
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A. J. Loos
Democrat
St. Louis
Miss Herald
Mr. Loos
Sedalia
Hi Herald
Honeymoor
Sedaia
Notice to coal contractors bids due September 15 2303
Bids will be received at the secretary's office up to September 15 2303 for furnishing coal for the Sedana schools. Bids for hauling will be received at the same time and place. The committee may reject any or all bids. A. W. McKenzie Chas Hoffman W. M. Johns
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A. W. McKenzie
Chas. Hoffman
W. M. Johns
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the Duke of Rox
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Missouri
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