Evening Sedalia News and Colorado Hunt Echoes
Official Sedalia paper notes Grover Cleveland to resume notable work in Colorado after Roosevelt era hunting wild beasts. Boone county shows congressional ambitions after years of cross-county support. City council to weigh paying propositions and utilities amid winter session. Cuba greets its first postmistress Miss Ysabel De Los-Rios, 23, daughter of Judge De Los-Rios, salary about 1200 dollars. Missouri meerschaum pipe praised beside famed apple, mule, and hen.
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Cuba
Ysabel de Los-Rios
Judge de Los-Rios
Roosevelt Aides Clash Over Mansion Staffing Policy
Mrs Roosevelt declares she will employ only white servants at the White House. The longtime Black staffers fear removal after serving through multiple administrations.
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White House
Mayor bans money handlers from races in Buenos Aires
The Buenos Aires mayor prohibits any city employee who handles public funds from attending races, citing prudent control. The article notes a Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Cleveland where J. P. Lyon of St. Paul seeks recognition as a drummer boy from October 12 1861, just before his eleventh birthday.
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Buenos Ayres
South America
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
J. P. Lyon
St. Paul
Eighty-first Ohio Infantry
Veteran British Journalist John Hollingshead Turns 75
One of Britain’s oldest journalists, John Hollingshead, marked his seventy fifth birthday. He worked with Dickens and Thackeray on Household Words and the Cornhill Magazine, published reminiscences while running the London Gaiety theater which he founded, and maintained his prolific daily writing until completion.
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John Hollingshead
Mr. Hollingshead
Dickens
Thackery
Household Words
Cornhill Magazine
London Gaiety Theater
Naval quarrel remarks praise Sampson and Schley
A Samp son side newspaper recalls Admiral Schley in wartime misgivings over timely action. The Chicago Chronicle notes the Spaniards under Cervera and their lack of union with McGinty would welcome this assessment. If Schley had not been closed in by the fleet, such an experience would be unparalleled.
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Sampson
Schley
Cervera
Mr. McGinty
Chicago Chronicle
Fort Scott Headlines Local Bronze Age Sports Gossip
Fort Scott reports a fake race scam linked to State Representative Jonathan Davis with O G Stanberry and Bud Gillet in custody. The Blues beat St Charles 7 to 6 as Theodore Breitenstein pitched well for Aston. Moberly Signals shut out Macon 12 to 0, with Parvin and McConnell notable. National League results include St Louis over New York and Cincinnati over Pittsburgh across two games.
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Theo. Breitenstein
Blues
Moberly Downs
Macon
Fort Scott
Kas
O. G. Stanberry
Bud Gillet
Jonathan Davis
E. E. Ellis
Bob Boatright
Webb City
Moberly
Macon Maroons
Dushane
Parvin
Colorado Springs
McConnell
Minneapolis
Edwards
Hieninger
Admiral Sampson and the prizes of war discussed
The text extols Admiral Sampson listing his restraint and focus on capturing prizes of war, arguing against belittling one of America's greatest military achievements. It frames Sampson as disciplined and successful in naval operations.
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Sary
Sampson
Meyers' Home Bakery Expands Bread Delivery
Meyers' Home Bakery now offers home delivery of its popular house baked breads. The service brings fresh loaves directly to customers, highlighting convenience and homemade quality.
Reverend Barnes to Return for Another Year at Local Church
Bishop Candler announced at the Marshall conference that Rev. A. H. Barnes will be returned to the Methodist church here for another year. He is regarded as one of the ablest ministers in the state and the congregation and citizens are glad he will remain in Jefferson City.
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Candler
Marshall
Barnes
Jefferson City
Meyers' Home Bakery Expands With Two Brick Ovens
Meyers' Home Bakery now operates two brick ovens and can fulfill all demands.
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Meyers’ Home Bakery
Handsome Fall Millinery Display at Miss Younger's
The display showcases new fall millinery at Miss Younger's on Thursday October 3. The event highlights stylish hats and accessories for the season attracting shoppers and fashion enthusiasts.
Birth of 10 Pound Daughter At Local Home
The wife of John Kuhn who runs the Van Noy brothers rail road newsstand at the Missouri Pacific depot gave birth to a 10 pound daughter Sunday at their home 632 North Grand avenue John Kuhn treated many friends to a first class smoke today
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John Kuhn
van Noy Brothers
Missouri Pacific
North Grand Avenue
John
Appointment of Affick to Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Jefferson City September 30. Governor Dockery appoints Charles F Affick of Shelby County to the state board of agriculture representing the First district, replacing D A Ely who resigned. Term ends July 20, 1903.
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Affice
Jefferson City
Dockery
Charles F. Affick
Shelby County
State Board of Agriculture
D. A. Ely
Baltimore oysters fresh in any old way
A brief note highlights Baltimore oysters described as fresh, available at a Boston cafe. The item emphasizes casual serving and informal style without specific details.
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Baltimore
Boston
Local Textile Ads at Popular Prices
An advertisement from The Boston at 214 Ohio Street promotes flannels canton flannels and blankets with low prices and offers to price them for customers upon request.
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Boston
Mexico Fair Grounds Sold to Local Investors
Mexico Mo September 30 The Mexico fair grounds were sold at private sale to W J Botts C M Lewis J T Johnson and J A Potts ex president of the state board of agriculture Secretary of State S B Cook held an interest and was in town to oversee it This marks the passing of the last kite mile track in Missouri The venture was not a success.
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Mexico
Mexico Fair
Messrs
W. J. Botts
C. M. Lewis
J. T. Johnson
J. A. Potts
State Board of Agriculture
S. B. Cook
Missouri
Arrest of Cy Goodwin on vagrancy charge
Cy Goodwin was arrested this morning by Officer Donahue on the charge of vagrancy, according to police.
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Cy Goodwin
Donahue
Meyers' Home Bakery Expands with Delivery Wagon
Meyers' Home Bakery introduces a delivery wagon to bring fresh baked goods to local customers. The move aims to widen service reach and boost weekday sales with door to door service.
Heirs fight over Utica estate leave many in debt
In Utica New York 870 heirs disputing a $21 000 estate face mounting legal bills. Lawyers anticipate most will finish in debt as they pursue their shares.
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Utica
N. Y
Arlington Pharmacy offers bulk Taylor stock eyeglasses sale
A local advert announces that Arlington Pharmacy has five or six hundred pairs of Taylor stock glasses priced at 50 cents on the dollar, with Bard's Jewelry Store referenced as the source or related seller.
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Taylor
Bard’s Jewelry
New Figures Arrived At Candy Palace Store
Candy Palace introduces new pricing with candy sold at 10c and 15c per pound as figures arrive for customers.
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Candy Palace
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Invites Refuse Imitations
An old advertising line promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as a prefered cleaner while warning against imitations. The compact note signals a brand positioned for household use.
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