Carnival Opens In City Benefit Parade Attracts Large Crowd
The Carnival of the Centuries opened last night for the Convention hall fund with a downtown street parade led by the Second Regiment band and Home Guards. About 691 paid admissions brought in roughly $130, and organizers expect crowds to grow with warmer weather. Notable carnival participants include Colonial Guards Sedalia Guards Klondike Gypsy Camp and Gnomes with many social leaders listed among the attendants.
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Convention Hall Fund
Second Regiment
Home Guards
Electric Art Gallery Pageant Rehearsal Lineup
A long list shows participants for the Electric Art Gallery event at Mystic Temple and Filipino Market with queens, historical figures, and performers. The program runs Tuesday through Saturday with orchestras, parades, drill teams, solos, and a carnival finale featuring a $5 prize for best costume.
City Council Minutes Show Orders On Sidewalks and Lights
City council in regular session presided by Mayor Babcock approves minutes and discusses sidewalk projects on Park Avenue and Ingram Avenue. An unfavorable report blocks opening Grand/Harrison street, brick concrete sidewalk replacements ordered, funds authorized for interest on bonds, arc light placement referred to the light committee, and charity fuel issue discussed with Judge Harris guidance.
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Babcock
Messrs
Letis
Hodges
Staton
Stafford
Menschke
Seally
Parks
Fulkerson
Charles E. Baker
Park Avenue
Third Street
Broadway Avenue
Grand Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Ingram Avenue
Thirteenth
Main
Harrison Avenues
Alderman Letts
Harris
County Court
South Grand Avenue
Sixteenth
Twentieth Streets
North Prospect Streets
Will Wade Page and Mabel Arnold Wed in Sedalia
A Sedalia wedding set for tomorrow will unite Wade Page, a Missouri Pacific machinist, and Mabel Arnold, daughter of James Arnold. The ceremony occurs at 1215 South Kentucky Street with Rev. S. S. Martin officiating. guests will attend a luncheon then travel to Syracuse, Missouri, for a day with Page's parents before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Page
Missouri Pacific
Mabel Arnold
James Arnold
Second Street
South Kentucky Street
S. S. Martin
M. E
City votes for railroad crossing electric lights and repairs
The city council read and carried an ordinance for electric lights at all railroad crossings. Defective sidewalks on Carr Avenue between Broadway and Tenth were read and passed. Warrants for a small batch of bills were ordered. Officials instructed to notify the M K & T Railroad to install a light at Twentieth and Grand Avenue. Council adjourned at 9 20.
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Carr Avenue
Broadway
Tenth Streets
M., Kk. and
T. Railroad Company
Twentieth and
Grand Avenue
Music and Elocution Lessons by Mrs Surface
One hour lessons in music and elocution offered by Mrs E B Surface at the corner of Ninth and Prospect Streets in Sedalia Missouri. Fee is 50 cents per lesson.
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E. B. Surface
Corner Ninth
Prospect Sts
Sedalia
Uncle Tom's Cabin at Wood's New Theatre
Stetson’s production of Uncle Tom's Cabin to be staged at Wood's New Theatre on Wednesday evening September 17. Manager Leon W. Washburn leads a noted company in what is described as one of the best ever seen in this classic. A noon street parade precedes the show. admission is 25e, 50e, and 50e.
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Stetson
Wood
New Theatre
Leon W. Washburn
The Hottest Coon in Dixie at the Opera House
The greatest colored organization known as The Hottest Coon in Dixie will perform at the opera house on Friday September 19. The group claims forty leading singers dancers and comedians and is billed as a lively farce comedy in three acts and three scenes with ragtime songs and popular melodies.
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Dixie
Opera House
Cvon
Ruby Westlake Weds In Boone County Romance
Ruby Westlake, once central to a Sedalia episode, wed Prof. James H. Scarborough on July 17 1901 at Sedalia. After a secret honeymoon, a suit for breach of promise was later settled for about 2000. A later telegram reports her marriage to W K Fredenberger of Pueblo Colorado with both graduates of the Missouri University.
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Ruby Westlake
Boone County
James H. Scarborough
State Normal School
Warrensburg
Sedalia
Augusta L. Hunt
Higginsville
J. B. Fuller
First Baptist Church
Katy
Father
Huckins Hotel
Scarborough
Venable
Mr. Westlake
T. W. Westlake
Stoone County
W. K. Fredenberger
Pueblo
Colo
T. E. Sharp
St. Louis
Missouri University
Colorado Fuel and Light Company
Hud aut line of perfumes in Sedalia by Bard Drug Co
Sedalia retailer announces the celebrated Hud aut line of perfumes as the finest quality yet offered. W E Bard Drug Co promotes the new scent collection for local shoppers.
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Hudaut
Sedalia
W.E. Bard Drug Co
One Drunk Fined In Police Court This Morning
A stranger was fined five dollars and given a stay to leave the city in police court this morning. The notice mentions Hudnut perfumes from W. E. Bard Drug Co. as a contrast in advertising.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Interior beautified by new wall paper at firms
Having room papered the American Express Company and the Postal Telegraph Company install handsome new wall paper to beautify their interiors.
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American Express Company
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Carriers Wanted for Evening Sentinel Routes
Two boys with horses are sought to carry paper routes on the Evening Sentinel. Apply at the office of Sam W. James.
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Evening Sentinel
Sam W. James
Behrens Reports Favorable Condition After Night
Condition is favorable as E. T. Behrens had a good night and is reported to be better today.
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E. T. Behrens
Bottled beverages advertised for home delivery
Advertises ginger ale Dr Pepper celery champagne and other bottled drinks delivered at home by Dow Drug Co rel. 259, noting service available right off the ice.
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Dow Drug Co
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Colonial
Carl Hoffman
Roy Spillers
Harry Miller
Louis Hender
Earl Henderson
Joe Clark
Floyd Smith
Curtis Lopp
Willie Drettel
Willie Mosher
Edwin Evans
Mark Ferrell
Lela Yeager
Florence Poteet
Elizabeth Yost
Vivian Hansberger
Eva Rue Clarke
Elizabeth Stevens
Florence Shultz
Eva Robertson
Agnes Scott Longan
Ada Dunlap
Blanche Cashman
Opal Hoffman
Klondike
John A. Collins
B. Wright
Chas McLaughlin
Temple
H. Harris
Barrett
Anna Bard
K. Hawkins
Latimer
John Flannigan
M. Potter
Ella McCollins
Frances Longan
F. I. Goodenow
F. F. Combs
J. C. McLaughlin
J. Dpd
Murphey
May Baum
Mabel Anderson
Alice Baum
Jas. Doyle
Judge Shirk
Alma Cashman
Annie Aerey
Verena Hughes
Leone McVey
Josie Rast
Frances Schrankler
Helen Norton
Ruth Fitzgerald
Helen McGowan
Mary Cashman
Alma Tessmer
Helen Spencer
Mary Estell
Electric Art Gallery
Charles van Antwerp
J. D. Donnahue
Holm
Dalby
Tucker
Theo Dreutzel
J. Rudd van Dyne
Arthur Kahn
Longan
Stella Stewart
Anna Neal
Ethel Collins
Callie Clarke
Jean Clark
Mahala Holm
Susan Thompson
Vitula Moorman van Dyne
E. E. Coding
Dora Dodge
Kit Fast
Mary Bowers
Floe Glenn
Fannie Fletcher
Nellie Fletcher
Hughes
Queen Isabel
Pearl Baird John Smith
Mont Poteet
Queen Elizabeth
Katherine Cassidy
Walter Raleigh
Chas Wallace
Pocahontas
John Smith
al Shortridge
Martha Washington
Mamie Gentry
George Washington
James Quinn
Napoleon Bonaparte
Mr. Flannigan
Josephine
Carrie Nation
Dom Paul Kroger
Dodo
Arthur Kooch
Glenn Wood
Eddie Ro Sella
Boy Wonder
Elvira Jones
Thesherman Inn
Sedalia Guards
Miss Clark
Glenn Woods
Colonial Guards
German Inn
Dr. Fitz
Arthur Koock
Lela
Miss Jones
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