Presidential Candidate Shot With Bean Shooter
Ceveand Ohio August 28 reports a dramatic incident in which John L Henderson son of a grocer faced arrest by Cleveland mayor after a bean shooter aimed at the mayor. A mail boy and mother witnessed the chase as the grocer’s wagon fled. The mayor stopped the escape using his coachman to block the wagon and obtained the boy’s name and address before issuing a lecture and release.
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Ceveand
Ohio
Ike
Johnson
Cleveland
John L. Henderson
Eu‘lid
John
Lachryma Straem
Butler drill grounds flooded forces encampment delay
Butler Missouri August 28 storms flooded the Second Regiment encampment grounds washing out the planned sham battle and delaying it to Saturday. Adjutant General Cameron and Governor Dockery expected. Company D praised for discipline as target practice may occur if weather clears and prizes are offered.SAM. W. JAMES notes may yield shift of command tomorrow.
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Sentinel
Butler
Dockery
Cameron
Co. D
Tommorrow
Sam
W. James
Funny Reflections From the Atchison Globe
A column of lighthearted quips on romance, health, dress, habits, and city life. The piece jokes about liver health, solitary men, timid shoppers, bathing rituals, widower thoughts, self-control, and a local market rule about buying ripe melons.
Mrs Quigley Hosts Pleasant Dance for Son William
Mrs J B Quigley entertained last evening at their fine home on East Broadway in honor of her son William. A good turnout of his gentlemen friends and their ladies attended. Dow's offered fresh fruit in dozen boxes at 25 cents each.
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J. B. Quigley
Hheir
E. Broadway
Will
Points of Excellence at Thomas Printing Co
The notice praises Thomas Printing Co for careful judgment in handling work, tasteful ink selection, and skill in assembling jobs. It emphasizes consistent quality and care across all printed material. Based at 115 East Second Street with Q C telephone 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Printing CO
East Second St
Q. C
No. 149
Fire Department Criticized Over Unanswered Alarm
A house at Joseph Starr’s residence burned after East Sedalia firemen did not respond to last night’s alarm. The Sentinel cites muddy roads and an old horse as reasons, questioning the department’s readiness and purpose.
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East Sedalia
Joseph Starr
Sentinel
Funeral Scene as Plank Successor Appointed
Remains of Clarence Plank arrive from Springfield Missouri for services at 4 PM on North Plum Street. The funeral is led by Rev Van Pelt as Mrs Plank collapses. Edward Schaefer named police court clerk in Plank’s place amid a council stalemate and pending finances.
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Springfield
Ohio
Clarence Plank
Nenia
North
Plum = street
van Pelt
M. E. Church
Mechanicsburg Penn
Pank
Thomas Norton
Carl Rob
Erts
Ingomar Lodge
Meltia Lodge
George Plank
Kansas City
Plank
Miller
Edward Schaefer
Schaefer
Pilink
Smith
Suicide attempt ends in hospital and asylum commitment
Charles Morgan 28 sought death by self injury near Thatcher's schoolhouse after months of ill health. He shot himself with a defective revolver then with a shotgun, was found alive with burns and blood, and moved to town for care. Officials and doctors deem him insane. the county court will commit him to the asylum.
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Charles Morgan
Thatcher
Morgan
H. B. Scott
Shirk
Dillard
Premium corn shown by Baldwin son in town
Willie Baldwin, son of John W. Baldwin, displayed fine corn from his father's farm seven miles south of the city. He exhibited sixteen cars in the lot, with many over thirteen inches long. The crop was grown on land cultivated for thirty five years.
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Willie Baldwin
John W. Baldwin
Plumber Sues Water and Steam Supply Co for 30000
William R. Young of Kansas City files suit against United States Water and Steam Supply Co for 30000 damages. He alleges a trust aims to damage plumbers outside the Master Plumbers association and claims refused supplies despite paying, ruining his business credit and community standing.
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William R. Young
Kansas City
W. W. Millaway
Sedalia
Mr. Young
United States Water and Steam Supply Company
Master Plumbers Association
Edmund Elliott Dies at 22 in Boonville Malaria Fever
Edmund E. Elliott aged 22 son of John E. Elliott a prominent farmer died here this morning at 7 15 of malarial fever. The funeral will be held from the Baptist church tomorrow.
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The
Sentinel
Boonville
Edmund E. Elliott
John E. Elliott
Baptist Church
Weather outlook: fair tonight and Friday
Generally fair conditions reported for tonight and Friday. Warmer temperatures expected tonight and in the eastern portion on Friday.
Limes Fresh Fruit 25 Cents a Dozen at Dow's
Limes and other fresh fruit priced at 25 cents per dozen are advertised at Dow's, offering budget shoppers a bargain. The brief notice highlights the store’s fruit section and value for customers seeking affordable produce.
Hopkins Skips After Conviction in Wool Theft Case
Robert Hopkins, a county jail trust y, fled the area after his arrest in Kansas City. He was brought back to the city and convicted of stealing wool from the Sedalia Woolen Mills.
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Hopkins
Robert Hopkins
Kansas City
Sedalia
Miss Reeves Hosts Social for Miss Ritchie Guest
Miss Daisy Reeves entertained a group of friends Wednesday at cards in honor of her guest Miss Stella Ritchie of Rockville Missouri. Mrs Wm Shirk won first prize a silver hat pin and gave it to Miss Skinner of St Louis. The guest prize went to Miss Ritchie. Refreshments were served.
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Daisy Reeves
Stella Ritchie
Rockville
Wm Shirk
Miss Skinner
St. Louis
Miss Ritchie
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Tom Johnson
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Dow’s
Edmund Elliott
Miss Reeves
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