Springfield Midgets trounce Nevada in baseball rout
Springfield Missouri dominated Nevada 7 to 1 as Kane pitched for Springfield and Torrie of Nevada left the game after the sixth inning. Manager Cheek disputed the game, blaming umpire James Smith for an unaffirmed official appointment, and shifted players to unfamiliar positions with Cy Weeks pitching. The box score shows Springfield 7 runs 11 hits 1 error. Nevada 1 run 5 hits 2 errors.
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Springfield
Nevada
Kane
Torrie
Cheek
Cy Weeks
James Smith
Shively
McDowell
Weeks and
Fort Scott Downs Joplin In Costly Error Run Game
Joplin Missouri September 11 costly errors and bad luck cost Joplin a 7 to 2 defeat. An umpire injury in the fourth inning after blocking a throw led to three runs as the game unravelled. Fort Scott tallied seven runs on six hits and three errors while Joplin finished with six hits and seven errors.
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Fort Scott
Joplin
Cusack
Beust
Meeks
Henderson and
Snooks
Iola beats Jeff City in high-scoring baseball tilt
Iola racks up 14 runs on 12 hits with 5 errors while Jeff City scores 2 runs on 9 hits with 2 errors. Batteries: Stinson and Harvey pitched for Jeff City. Holla and North for Iola.
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Iola
Jeff City
Holla
North
Stinson
Harvey
Sedalia overwhelms Chanute in baseball clash
Sedalia defeated Chanute 14 to 1 in Chanute Kansas on September 11. Pop Davis struggled as Sedalia collected 18 hits off his pitching. Scoring featured 14 runs for Sedalia and 1 for Chanute with 5 Chanute errors. Batteries were Lawson and Burson for Sedalia and Davis and Brophy for Chanute.
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Sedalia
Chanute
Kas
Davis
Lawson
Burson
Brophy
Card of Thanks to church groups and friends
We express heartfelt gratitude to the B L E K P A O U W members of Central Presbyterian church friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown in the death of our beloved husband and brother Mrs John A Wilhite Mr George Wilhite
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B. of L. E
K. of P
Central Presbyterian Church
Riends
Delegates to State Convention to Be Entertained in Sedalia
The negro Republican league of Sedalia plans tonight to finalize arrangements for hosting delegates to the state convention. The meeting, postponed from last night due to the Bryan speech, will proceed tonight.
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Negro Republican League of
Sedalia
Bryan
Ollie Woods Weds Miss E R Reinek in City Ceremony
Ollie Woods and Miss E. R. Reinek, both of the city, were married Wednesday by Judge D. Kinsey.
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Ollie Woods
E. R. Reinek
D. Kinsey
Bolton owned buggy horse contracts lockjaw at home
The horse belonging to James Bolton, a Katy engineer, developed lockjaw and remained at his residence 1120 East Tenth Street. The note specifies the owner and location of the afflicted animal.
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James Bolton
Katy
East Tenth Street
Witee Stock Returned by Hicklins After Sale
John and Lee Hicklin returned to Sweet Springs yesterday with stock purchased at the Monsees sale at Limestone Valley Farm Friday.
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John
Lee Hicklin
Sweet Springs
Limestone Valley
Parm
Grimshaw Resigns, Heads to Pueblo Newspaper Post
Thomas G. Grimshaw, linked with the repertorial department of the Democrat for two years, resigns to join the Chieftan in Pueblo, Colorado, with a notable salary increase.
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Colorado
Thomas G. Grimshaw
The
Democrat
Pueblo
Colo
IS SOME BETTER TODAY KR. T. Behrens Ill at Home
KR Behrens who lives on South Engineer street is ill with bowels inflamed and spent a rough night but is somewhat improved today.
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KR. T. Behrens
South Engineer Street
Miss Margaret Johns to attend Carmany Warren wedding
Miss Margaret Johns left for Fort Scott Kansas to visit Miss Ada Carmany and will serve as bridesmaid at the Carmany Warren nuptials next Wednesday.
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Margaret Johns
Fort Scott
Kas
Ada Carmany
Miss Johns
Returned from Clinton on the Bryan special
The list includes P. B. Stratton J. T. Montgomery W. B. Miller John Cashman E. F P. Scott M. Doherty J. S. Baker John Yeater R. L. McCurdy R. D. Marshall and many others returning from Clinton aboard the Bryan special last evening with numerous accompanying names.
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Clinton
P. B. Stratton
J. T. Montgomery
W. B. Miller
John Cashman
E. F P. Scott
M. Doherty
J. S. Baker
John Yeater
R. L. McCurdy
R. D. Marshall
Geo. E. Dugan
W. Hi. Graffis
R.A. Hiedo
Baldwin Heads to Lincoln Cole Camp and Warsaw on Sentinel Business
Robert Baldwin departed today on a Sentinel business trip visiting Lincoln, Cole Camp, and Warsaw to advance the newspaper’s interests.
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THE
Sentinel
Robert Baldwin
Lincoln
Cole Camp
Warsaw
Wright Brown marriage at home ceremony in Sedalia
Otis W. Wright and Miss Sarah E. Brown were married last evening at the bride’s mother Anna A. Brown’s home on IGG South Monitean avenue. Rev. Dr. J. B. Fuller officiated and an informal reception followed. The couple will reside in Jefferson City. Wright is a grocery man formerly with W. J. Letts. both have many Sedalia friends.
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Otis W. Wright
Sarah FE. Byown
Anna A. Brown
Igg South Monitean Avenue
J. B. Fuller
Jefferson City
Wright
W. J. Letts
Sedalia
Arrest at Main and Ohio Ends Wagon Load of Chairs
Officers Eckhoff and Robertson arrested Al Summers as he left the old Gould hotel property at Main and Ohio streets with a wagon load of chairs. The chairs had been used.
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Eckhoff
Robertson
al. Summers
Gould Hotel
Main and
Ohio Streets
Bold burglar slips into Olmsted home at noon
A daylight robbery occurred at 418 South Massachusetts Street during the noontime hour. Mrs Olmsted heard a thief enter and ascend the stairs while preparing lunch. Later Mr Rhoades reported his best suit and several shirts stolen. no other items missing and no suspects identified.
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S. H. Olmsted
South
Massachusetts Street
Mrs. Olmsted
Rhoades
Reunion and reception for Central Business College pupils
The 19th annual reunion and a welcome reception for new pupils are set for September 12 at Central Business College halls. A program is arranged and exercises begin at 8 o'clock. all former students and newcomers are invited.
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Central Business College
Wilhevin
John Jackson Fined $2 in Police Court Plea
John Jackson former Katy spotter pleaded guilty to assaulting Officer Eckhoff in police court this morning and was fined two dollars.
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John Jackson
Katy
Eckhoff
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