Sam T Jack Estate Claims Testimony From Niece in Sedalia
Miss Alice Townsend a Fort Smith Ark niece of Alice Oakes the actress visits Sedalia and hires Cashman Bohling to sue for her rights to Sam T Jack estate. She seeks property in Chicago and New York jewels and Pullman cars valued in the thousands. Townsend alleges Jack kept his wife’s jewels and cars and that his will directs her to marry his brother. Townsend’s share is estimated near 100000 dollars.
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Alice Townsend
Sedalia
Sam T. Jack
Miss Townsend
Tom
Sam Jack
Kalamazoo College May Bar Football
Kalamazoo Michigan February 1 The Kalamazoo College faculty is considering forbidding football amid exhaustive meetings and a strong movement in several colleges to ban the game from state college athletics on grounds it is brutal. President A G Slocum notes the effort growing across the intercollegiate association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkalamazoo
Mich
Kalamazoo College
A. G. Slocum
Intercollegiate Association
East Lynne Revival at Opera House Saturday
Manager Wood has arranged for a SaturdayValentine matinee and night showing of the new revival of East Lynne starring Miss Courtenay Morgan formerly with the Frohman forces. A capable company, acclaimed wardrobe and fine scenic equipment promise a genuine theatrical treat with a crowded house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Opera House
East Lynne
Coldicure Highlighted as Top Cough Remedy
An ad notes Coldicure as the best cough medicine offered by W. E. Bard Drug Company highlighting its remedies and the manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bard Drug Company
W. H. Compton Dead Leader With Tongue Cut Out
William Compton, once a lecturer known for a controversial oratory act involving his tongue being cut out, died in Philadelphia last Sunday. The news reached Brooklyn on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crampton
Seney Hospital
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
William
Corn Razors Sold At Bard's Drug Store
A full line of corn razors is available at Bard's Drug Store offering sharpening blades and foot care items for corn remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard’s
Leftwich Named Candidate for Sedalia Township Constable
The Sentinel reports Charley Leftwich confirms his bid for the Democratic nomination as constable of Sedalia township. Known as a popular, long-serving officer, Leftwich is praised for prudent yet firm policing and broad community support in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portant Posion
Sedalia
Leftwich
Democrats
Rickman’s Cures Aiming to Make Sedalia Notable
John B. Rickman former Sedalia mayor expands into proprietary medicine sending out about 4000 circulars praising Flora cough cure and Pile salve as premier remedies. The Sentinel wishes him success and hopes Sedalia becomes a center for these healing preparations.
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John B. Rickman
Sedalia
Rickman
Attorney notification in scalp loss suit in St Louis
Orville F. Smith of St Louis representing Fannie Annan in a $25 000 case against Loeffler Guenther shoe factory assigns half of any judgment to him for services and directs the company's lawyers not to settle without his consent.
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Orville F. Smith
St. Louis
Fannie Annan
Loeffler-Guenther Shoe Factory Company
Handsome Lodgerooms Planned in Dyer Building
Mr. James K. Kidd will travel to St. Louis to confer with Mr. Charles Dyer about remodeling the new Dyer building on Lamine street. They plan converting the former gymnasium into a handsome suite of lodge rooms. They expect high demand due to central location and a single flight of stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Kidd
Faight
St. Louis
Charles Dyer
Dyer
Lamine Street
Kidd
Had a Good Sale of Fine Horses in New Orleans
Mrs. E. W. Stevens received a telegram from Capt. Stevens reporting a successful sale of his car of fine horses in New Orleans. He is expected home this week.
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E. W. Stevens
Capt. Stevens
New Orleans
Pettis County Democrats Convene For Primaries And Convention
Pettis county democratic committee met at the courthouse in Sedalia to organize primaries for delegates to the congressional convention. John M. Baldwin was named chairman, Douglass Hewitt secretary, and W. Baldwin elected to fill a vacancy. Precinct primaries were scheduled for March 8 and a county convention planned for August 11 to nominate a county ticket.
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John W
Court House
Sedalia
W. D. Steete
Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
J. W. Baldwin
W. J. Bryan
Pettis County
Fire consumes two barns on Al Heck farm near Sedalia
Two barns on the Al Heck farm twelve miles south of Sedalia were totally destroyed by a Sunday morning fire of unknown origin that began around 1 am. The barns owned by Fi Mearland Wallet held a separator uninsured, while the remaining property was partially insured with Leriwether.
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al. Heck
Sedalia
Mr. Heck
Mearland Wallet
Leriwether
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Sparks Crowded Showroom
A bustling sales event at Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry draws customers to compare steamers and washers. Staff demonstrate machines, highlighting efficiency and warranty terms as a crowd shops the showroom.
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Longan
Sedalia
Woman Fractures Arm in Icy Street Fall
Mrs W S Allen of 610 West Sixth Street slipped on an icy sidewalk at Fifth and Osage and broke both bones in her right wrist. Heaton attended and reduced the fracture.
U C T Meet Initiates Three Members In Elk Lodge
At the United Commercial Travelers regular meeting in Elk's lodge rooms Samuel Quirey Sherman H Porter and George W Kaiser were initiated. An election of officers will be held at the next meeting Saturday March 1.
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United Commercial Travelers
Elk’s Lodge
Samuel Quirey
Sherman H. Porter
George W. Kaiser
Maupin Arrested for Knife Assault on Annie Robinson
Ed Maupin a Black man was arrested Friday for brutally slashing Annie Robinson with a knife and is identified as the same person who attacked Sam Arnold months earlier. He faces multiple similar charges.
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Ed. Maupin
Annie Robinson
Sam Arnold
The Second Meeting of Lodge No 1
The Stove committee of Lodge No 1 reviewed last meeting’s report with all but Major Warner satisfied. Warner recalls a jail sentence during the late unpleasantness, then Clay Townsend spoke on railway service literature and debut plans. Comrades John White and Dan Grow were assigned topics on locomotive handling and related issues.
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Lodge No. 1
Stove Committee
Major Warner
Tee
Clay Townsend
John Withite
Inter
Mrs Allen Injured In Icy Street Fall
Mrs. W. S. Allen of 610 West Sixth street fell on an icy sidewalk at Fifth and Osage while Friday night and broke both bones of the right wrist. Dr. A. H. treated her injuries.
Mrs Ed R Andler Hosts 2 O’clock Dining Honor
Mrs Ed R Andler will give a 2 oclock dining today in honor of her two sisters the Misses Beatty of Louisville Ky.
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Ed R. Andler
Beatty
Louis
Bard's Drug Store Offers Manicure and Toiletry Items
A short notice highlighting Bard's Drug Store with a focus on manicure products and toilet needs. Promotions and product availability are implied for local shoppers seeking personal care supplies.
Famous Tuck Cigars Sell Wide Across The Country
Strong demand for the famous Tuck Cigars leads to immense nationwide sales. Consumers are urged to call for them and avoid substitutes, signaling trusted quality and broad availability.
Manicure Scissors Sold at Bard's Drug Store
An elegant line of manicure scissors is offered at Bard's drug store. The display emphasizes fine quality and appealing design for personal grooming.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Poindexter Family Thanks Friends After Frances Illness
The Poindexter family extends heartfelt thanks to friends for assistance and many kindnesses shown during Frances illness and recovery.
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Frances
W. E. Poindexter
Melody Sampson Moves to Denison Superintendent Office
Melody Sampson, yard clerk at Franklin Junction, will leave next week to accept a position in the office of the superintendent of car service at Denison, Texas.
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Melody Sampson
Franklin Junction
Denison
Texas
To Cure Grip in Two Days Laxative Bromo Quinine
Cures grip in two days claims the remedy Laxative Bromo Quinine with E W Groves signature on every box and a price of 25 cents.
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Gates
Bryan
E. W. Grove
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Tures
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Slocum of
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Leftwigh
Constable
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Sedalia Township
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W. W. Herold
Lone Star Star
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Hotel Monger
San Antonio
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Ohio
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Huntsville
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W. S. Furnish
Independence. Mo
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Pat Long
Pat
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Southern Pacific Railway
Morris Real Estate Company
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
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Cuba
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Baldwin
the Democratic County Central Com
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John M. Baldwin
Douglass Hewitt
Vention
G. M. Pemberton
John
Green Ridge
W. Baldwin
N. M. Hinshaw
Switchman
M. McAlone
Chas. Barnes
Beau
Switchman Ed. Hough
Foreman
Engineer Jas. Williams
Why I Am
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E. Dubbs
Jno
Scott
Labor
Wm. Egan
Hardister
Ike Turner
J. J. Bertchie
Jim Winters
Port Democrat
Mike Cadel
Socialist Party
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Bob Phelan
Harry Parrish
Bob McClain
Jack McAdams
Reddy
Shady Burmap
Eddy Staton
Eddie
Edward
John Dorsey
Jules Kolborn
Jim Johnson
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Hughesville
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Maupin
Hal
Dan Grow
W. S. Allen
A. H. Heaton
Ville, Ky
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