Citizens' Alliance seeks to bar socialist meeting in Sedalia
The Citizens' Alliance of Sedalia Missouri votes to close public buildings and parks to the state socialist convention arriving October 19, planning to adjourn to a tent outside city limits if needed. The 2000-member group argues socialism breeds anarchy and urges officials to deny use of any public facilities for the gathering. In separate notes, a discussion on telepathy references John Dale Owen and spiritualism with Mind events led by Mr Reynolds including spirit materializations and clairvoyant tests with a small admission fee.
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Citizens’ Alliance
Sedalia
Pettis County
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Reynolds
Socialist Leader Sees Reporter Refuses to Discuss Alliance
A prominent socialist leader was seen by a Sentinel reporter today but refused to discuss the action of the Citizens' Alliance. He stated, however, that an attempt would be made to secure the courthouse for the meeting.
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Citizens’ Alliance
Court House
Silk paper tablets advertised by Dow Drug Co
A local advertisement showcases new society stationery in assorted tints and the latest novelties with silk paper offered in tablet form by Dow Drug Company at Sec ond and Ohio.
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Dow Drug Company
Second and
Ohio
Czolgosz Found Guilty of McKinley Assassination
After an eight hour trial in Buffalo Leon F. Czolgosz was found guilty of assassinating President McKinley. He faces a death sentence set for Thursday. Chief Cusack predicts the prisoner will be dragged to the chair in terror.
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Leon F. Czolgosz
Buffalo
McKinley
Cusack
Czolgosz
Brooks' Skeeter Regulator Drives Them Off
A local note reports Brooks' Skeeter Regulator being sold for 10 cents at Bard's Drug Store as a quick remedy or gadget mentioned in a community item.
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Brooks’ Skeeter
Bard’s Drug Store
Revival of Spiritualism Seance At Wood's Theatre
Interest grows in Dr. Reynolds open light seance at Wood's new theatre Sunday night September 29. Investigators ask if the present revival of spiritualism holds value beyond curiosity and whether messages from the beyond have substance.
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Wood’s Theatre
Sedalia to Host League Games With Blues and Browns
Joe Roe announces to The Sentinel that Sedalia will host two games with the Kansas City Blues on October 5 and 6, then face the St. Louis Browns the following weekend. A Sedalia lineup includes Garvin, Rohn, Carpenter, Swearingen, Otto Williams, Gallivan, Hutchison, Harrison Jr, plus pitchers Watt, Tomlin, Gilpatrick, Harrison, and Edwards of Moberly. Roe plans stronger teams next year and enclosing the grounds to ensure the project pays.
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The
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Fort Scott
Sedalia
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Rohn
Carpenter
Swearingen
Otto Williams
Gallivan
Hutchison
Harrison
Watt
Tomlin
Gilpatrick
Edwards
Moberly
Sham battle at Perth Springs draws large Sedalia crowd
A Tuesday sham battle near Perth Springs pitted thirty Co D troops under Capt S W James against wild Indians led by Hirk Smith. The melee was bloodless, Acting Sergeant Will Cummings and the hospital corps had light work, and Sergt Diffendaffer won the post drill.
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Co. D
S. W. James
Hirk Smith
Warrensburg
Perth Springs
Will Cummings
Diffendaffer
Sedalia
Bishops Tuttle and Jacobs Stop at Sedalia on Way to San Francisco
Rt. Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle and Rt. Rev. Jacobs, Bishop of Newcastle, England, passed Sedalia Tuesday evening and rested at the depot platform. They travel to the national Episcopal meeting in San Francisco. The Bishop of Newcastle sits in the English House of Lords. Rev. Tuttle is the renowned bishop of St. Louis.
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Jacobs
Newcastle
England
Sedalia
San Francisco
House of Lords
Tuttle
St. Louis
Kathleen Mavourneen at Wood's Opera House Benefit
Kathleen Mavourneen a four act Irish melodrama chosen for George W Lyon s benefit at Wood s opera house Friday Sept 27 features human interest witty scenes startling climaxes and pathos with a competent cast Seats on sale 10c 25c 35c
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George W. Lyon
Wood’s
Opera House
State to finance new hotel in Columbia
Rival sections of the state express satisfaction that a new $35,000 hotel will be built in Columbia without state funds for construction or maintenance.
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Columbia
Train Service At Parasamt Hill Ordered By State Commission
State railroad and warehouse commissioners in Jefferson City ordered the Kansas City Clinton and Springfield railway to furnish Pleasant Hill with service compliant with the law. An order requires prompt handling of livestock deliveries to St Louis railroads, with unavoidable delays as only exception. Stockholders ratified the purchase of the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis branch from Arcadia to Springfield as part of the Frisco Memphis consolidation plan.
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Kansas City
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Fort Scott
Memphis
Arcadia
Kas
Springfield
Kansas City, Clinton
Frisco
Hospital Arrivals
W. E. French with the extra gang at McBain and Jim Dorsey a section laborer in Greenville arrive at the hospital.
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McBain
Jim Dorsey
Greenville
Multiple Layoffs and Accidents Hit Katy and Missouri Lines
Train crews on the Katy and Missouri Pacific are laying off workers including J W McAdams Shugart and J E Wrightman while Mosher resumes runs. An injury occurs to J B Phelan on the 8S W and S W. A new Columbia Huntsville and Northwestern road reportedly fell through. Joe Jordan, killed by a Hannibal and St. Joe train, may have been the victim of foul play with money and a revolver missing. The M K T builds mail cars for Katy flyers Nos 5 and 6 as new post office protected mail service begins. The Denver News notes J J Frey as a president seeking a Asia Alaska ferry line. German Day festival activities at Pioneer Park include concerts games, a literary program, a grand ball, and diverse performances with decorations in US Germany colors.
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Huntsville
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Hannibal & St. Joe
Jordan
Katy
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Denver News
J. J. Frey
Secalian
Asia
Alaska
Tehring Strait
Sauer Kraut Explosion At McGinley Bros Causes Public Stir
A humorous report in The Evening Sentinel describes a barrel of sauer kraut exploding in front of McGinley Bros grocery on East Third Street. The snake editor drafts a longer version, noting observers, gas buildup, and a promised second barrel for today. The piece ends with the managing editor reassigning the writers.
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Steam
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Messrs. McGinley
Farmer arraigned in Kansas City on liquor license charge
Matthew Peffer of Johnson County near Warrensburg Missouri appeared before United States Commissioner Nuckols in Kansas City on a charge of selling liquor without a government license. He was bound over to the November grand jury.
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Johnson County
Warrensburg
United States
Nuckols
Kansas City
Peffer
Peffer Held On Beer Charge In Local Alleged Sale
Rested Sunday by Deputy Marshal Morrison on complaint of W. E. Huddie. The charge says Peffer bought a keg of beer and sold parts of the contents to boys without a government license. He asked that no witnesses be summoned and will probably plead guilty. He is out on $200 bond.
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W. E. Huddieson
Peffer
Contested Duffield Estate Share Sought by Anna Moore
Anna R Moore hires lawyer Bowron to seek her statutory share of the Duffield estate eight miles north of Sedalia. The dispute centers on division among heirs after R E Duffield's death and the alleged pre death receipt of assets by Moore. Several outside parties, including the Ryland estate, may be affected as deeds circulate.
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R. E. Duffield
Moore
Jefferson Moore
Williamson
Virginia
Ryland
Duffield
Sedalia
Kaiser Recovers From Big Toe Amputation
John Kaiser proprietor of Kaiser's hotel is about again after having the big toe on his right foot amputated. He expects to be all right in a few days.
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John Kaiser
Kaiser's Hotel
Wheat Acreage Seen As Record Fall Sowing
Weather and rainfall conditions press on farmers as large wheat acreage is anticipated this fall. Pastures need rain and stock water remains a concern as farmers continue hauling or pumping water.
Fall Campaign On. J M Cain Announces Surplus Stock
The Spot Cash Grocer J M Cain says a large surplus exists and prices are set to move stock quickly. He invites customers to visit his shop at 112 114 West Main and notes both phones 151 are available for contact.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Emphasizes Value Received
An advertisement urges customers to send their bundles to Sedalia Steam Laundry to obtain value for money. The message highlights quality service and fair pricing to attract patrons seeking practical garment cleaning options.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
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