Bart Jackson and kin in downtown disturbance case
Bart Jackson drunk led a downtown melee with Ed McCoy and Officer Eckhoff on Sabbath. John Jackson attacked Eckhoff. Judge Kinsey intervened. Both brothers to be tried. several witnesses listed. further arraignments set. a large reform program item noted for the city.
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Bart Jackson
John
Katy Railroad
Bart
Ed McCoy
McCoy
Eckhoff
Jackson
Billy
John Jackson
Katy Sleuth
Second
Ohio
Judge Kinsey
Chief Love
Springfield adopts new lighting contract and gas ordinance
Springfield Missouri meters the city lighting dispute by signing a five year contract with Henning for street lights at 2000 candle power costing 67.50 per light per annum with a one year rebate on prior payments totaling 1426.11. A twenty year gas franchise ordinance at 1 per 1000 cubic feet is also approved for submission to voters.
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Henning
Lighting Company
Misori Conference of Charities to Meet in Sedalia
Secretary J M Hanson of the Misori Conference of Charities and Correction announces the Third Annual meeting in Sedalia November 17 and 18. He spoke at the Congregational church and addressed the Minister's Alliance as the group promotes humane treatment of dependent and delinquent individuals and urges scientific public policy.
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J. M. Hanson
Misori Conference of Charities and Orrection
Sedalia
Congregational Church
Hanson
Reunion of Confederates in St Joseph Missouri
St Joseph Missouri prepares for the State Division United Confederate Veterans annual reunion to begin September 9 and run four days. Railroads grant a one fare round trip plus $1 certificate plan. Attending are Senator Cockrell General Elijah Gates and others with events at Tootley's Theater Lake Contrary and a ball at Columbia Wall.
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St. Joseph
United Confederate Veterans’ Association
F. M. Cockrell
Elijah Gates
Missouri
John Allen
James M. Berry
Arkansas
Tootley
Tootley's Theater
General Gates
Senator Cockrell
Miss Nickerson
Lotus Club
Lake Contrary
Senator Berry
Mississippi
Columbia Wall
Bottled Beverages Delivered by Dow Drug Co
Ginger ale Dr Pepper and celery champagne advertised for home delivery. Courier promises ice and prompt service by Dow Drug Company with telephone contact.
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Dow Drug Co
Judge John Baker Celebrates 69th Birthday
Judge John Baker marked his sixty ninth birthday with a family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Landmann at their home on Twentieth street and Grand Avenue. Relatives attended as the judge, still hearty, entered the seventy mile mark with gladness.
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John Baker
Frank Landmann
Twentieth Street
Grand Avenue
Hud nut line of perfumes sold in Sedalia
The W. E. Bard Drug Co announces the celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes described as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia, promising shoppers luxury scents from a trusted local retailer.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
W.E. Bard Drug Co
St Louis Alderman Surrenders in Bribery Scandal
Special to the Sentinel reports J B Merrill a boodle alderman in St Louis who had eluded arrest, returned on Sept 8 and confessed uncovering involvement of eighteen other aldermen in widespread corruption.
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The
Sentinel
St. Louis
J. B. Merrill
Youth runs riot to defend stepfather in Main Street brawl
Ollie Woods a small youth pleaded guilty in police court to disturbing the peace after a Saturday altercation at Sport McAllister's place. He had previously armed himself with a brick and defeated three assailants who were attacking his stepfather Al Morrison. The court fined him the lowest permissible costs, a ride in from Pettis County’s tough trio known as the Flutys. Woods said any abuser would face retaliation.
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Ollie Woods
Lee Carpenter
Doe Gross
West Main Street
the Sentinel
Wood
Woods
al Morrison
McAllister
Young Woods
Main and
Osage
Fluty
Pettis County
Stokley
Lamonte
Mr. Woods
Puzzling Telephone Echo Delights Judge Austin
Col. Frank Dickson of the Progress reports a strange phone episode in Edna Texas where he could hear Judge Austin but the judge could not hear him. He delivered a message directly and, as he left, the phone rang and he heard his own message verbatim, ten minutes after sending it. The mystery of delayed circuits remains unexplained.
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Edna
Tex
Col
Frank Dickson
The
Judge Austin
Dickson
Col. Dickson
City in turmoil as Merrill confession sparks boodling probe
Fifteen of eighteen witnesses testify to innocence while Merrill's confession triggers charges of boodling and perjury. Warrants issued as city reels from the sensational bombshell.
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Merrill
Democratic State Campaign Opening At Joplin
The Democratic State campaign will open in Joplin tomorrow with about 23000 visitors expected. Two meetings are planned, one in the afternoon and one in the evening, featuring William Jennings Bryan, David Overmeyer, Governor Dockery, Lieutenant Governor Lee, James A Reed and Democratic congressmen from Missouri and Kansas.
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Joplin
Missouri Democrats Prepare for Full Ticket Appearance
All candidates on the Missouri state Democratic ticket will be present, signaling a coordinated slate event. The gathering aims to showcase the party's lineup ahead of upcoming elections.
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Missouri
Laundering Request Shifts to Longan's for Color Goods
A brief notice directs readers to send colored goods to Longan's for laundering services. The item implies a local service update or instruction without additional context or dates.
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Longan’s
Latsch Funeral at Pettis Street Home
The funeral of S. P. Latsch was held Sunday afternoon from the residence on West Pettis street with Rev. J. M. Boon officiating. The Masonic lodge led the rites and Modern Woodmen members joined in large numbers to honor their dead brother. Pallbearers included George Gold Judge W. E. Conner A. M. Parks Sr. FE. E. Johnson W. S. Thomas G. B. I. Kubrick.
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S. P. Latsch
West Pettis Street
J. M. Boon
Masonic Lodge
Woodmen Lodge
George Gold
W. E. Conner
A. M. Parks Sr
FE. E. Johnson
Masons
W.S. Thomas
City
G. B. I. Kubrick
Windsor
Fudnut Perfumes Endorsed by Sedalia Storefront
W E Bard Drug Co promotes Fudnut Perfumes as the finest quality line offered in Sedalia. The advertisement highlights the fragrance range and urges customers to visit the local shop for their purchase.
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Charles Mason
Joe Card
Charles Eckhoff
Charles Wentzleman
Joe Johnson
M. Tlanson
Bureau of Personal Service
D. Drake
Reform School
Mary E. Perry
State Board of Charities
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William Jewel College
Charles EE. Ellwood
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Missouri Society of Charities
R. H. Jesse
the State University
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St. Louis Insane
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