Col Edward Berkley fined for defaming McKinley memory
Col Edward Berkley formerly of Sedalia was fined 16 and reprimanded in Center Street police court New York City for loudly defaming President McKinley in a Park Row restaurant. He apologized, praising the late president, while witnesses recount a drawn revolver and a tense scene.
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Col
Edward Berkley
Center Street
New York City
McKinley
Hamlin
Col. Berkley
St. Louis
Edward Fairfax Berkley
Cornell University
Ed Berkley
Sedalia
Free Scholarships Offered by Sedalia School Board
The Sedalia school board discussed and approved four free high school scholarships open to county common schools outside Sedalia. The top four regional students will receive four, three, two, and one year courses respectively. A committee will later review scholarship papers.
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Coleman
Sedalia
Gray County Clerk Reports Record Excess Fees for 1901
Pettis County receives praise for fiscal prudence as County Clerk R H Gray and deputy James P Quinn show a net excess fees of 640.15 in 1901 becoming the largest surplus noted. The Sentinel notes only two officers posted excess fees, while Gray’s office cut costs and reduced staff to run a more economical operation for taxpayers.
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P. H. Longan
R. H. Gray
Gray
James P. Quinn
Pettis County
Mr. Gray
Bob
Bard's Drug Store Offers Manicure and Toiletry Goods
Local notice highlights Bard's Drug Store as a destination for manicure supplies and bathroom toiletries. Shoppers can find a range of cosmetic and personal care items at the store.
Queen City Hive Honors Lady Blake at Fraternal Meeting
The No 7 Queen City Hive held a called meeting on Friday February 7 in honor of Lady Blake Michigan supreme auditor. The session opened in due form with Lady Blake presiding. A fraternal instructive gathering followed a banquet and a social evening at Huckins hotel with several ladies joining Lady Blake afterward.
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Queen City Hive
No. 7
Lady Blake
Supreme Auditor of
Michigan
Huckins Hotel
Corn Razors Sold At Bard's Drug Store Line
A full line of corn razors is available at Bard's Drug Store. The listing highlights a range of sizes and prices for relief items aimed at treating corn on the foot.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Deed Filed For Railway Plant Sale At Sedalia
W B Bramall trustee filed a deed of sale conveying the Railway and Electric company plant and equipment in Sedalia for 250000 dollars with revenue stamps of 12375 dollars. Postmaster Botts of Pauline plans to resign due to time constraints. Five rural pupils took partial exams for county diplomas and several local incidents and notices appear across Pauline and Sedalia.
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Cora Belle Reap
Lillian May Teener
Georgia A. Adams
Fred Fitcher
Taylor Adams
Prairie Hill School
Dance at O'Ban's residence West of Dresden Friday Night
A Friday night dance at Thomas O Ban ons residence west of Dresden drew 125 guests from Sedalia and the city. Many from Sedalia returned by 6 am. Attendees from the city included James Connor Joe Waidman Bert Scheer Charlie Taylor Charles Roy H Hoffman Constance Taylor Magmie Shipley Claire Maroney and Mary Collins. Elegant refreshments were served and all reported a delightful time.
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Thomas O’bannon
Dresden
Sedalia
James Connor
Joe Waidman
Bert Scheer
Charlie Taylor
Charles Roy
H. Hoffman
Constance Taylor
Magmie Shipley
Claire Maroney
Mary Collins
Booze Jim Daniels Restored After Saline County Return
Jim Daniels known as Booze was taken to his father’s home in Saline county on Saturday. He is recovering from his intoxication and has regained his mental equilibrium.
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J. G. Cox
Clifton
Jim Daniels
Booze
Saline County
Otterville Hog Market and Local Accident Report
Mayfield and Brisley of Otterville sold 105 hogs at St Louis on Thursday at satisfactory prices. The same firm also sold a Pleasant Green load on Tuesday. One of Collins livery horses ran away from Will Glass Friday night, was injured, and the buggy was damaged forcing Mr. Glass to walk three miles from the country.
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George Griffin
Smithton
St. Louis
Mayfield and Brisley
Otterville
Pleasant Green
Collins
Will Glass
Mr. Glass
Departure of the Hub recommends The Bell as Sedalia’s best store
The Hub announces it has packed and shipped all stock and will depart this week for a new location. The notice thanks local customers and urges patrons to shop at The Bell, Sedalia's progressive clothing store, with Mr. Albert Kahn praised for courtesy and reliable service.
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Bell
Sedalia
Albert Kahn
Conductor Charley Rasbach Weathers 1872 Pryor Creek Hold Up
A Denison Herald account recalls Charley Rasbach the Katy conductor who halted a planned 1872 train robbery near Pryor Creek using moral suasion. He warned the gang leader that a hold up would cost him his job, and the plan was abandoned with over 100000 dollars in the express safe. The tale highlights Rasbach's legendary persuasive power and his respected place among railroad colleagues.
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Ald
Rasbach
Charley Rasbach
Denison
Red River
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Indian Territory
Pryor Creek
Sedalia Stove Committee Ends Session With Toasts and Debate
The Sedalia stove committee resumed work after revising their last report. A banquet featured speeches and toasts praising Col. Peter Rockwell, with remarks by J. F. McDougall and Draughtsman Jr. Flanagan. Col. Charles Scow impressed the crowd, and a debate followed on railroad labor politics with notes on public ownership. A committee defined Antique, praising Col. Ed Burrowes of the Sedalia Democrat.
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New York City
J. F. McDougall
Jr. Flanagan
Col
Charles Scow
Wrecking Outfit
Sedalia
E. F. Yancey
Bruce Yates
Coldicure Cited As Pleasant Cough Remedy
An ad notes Coldicure as a pleasant to take cough cure sold at Bard's drug store.
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Bard
Sture
Louis Schnakenberg Improves in Bakersfield
A telegram from Bakersfield California reports Louis Schnakenberg is improving and his recovery is expected if he clears the critical point today and Monday.
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Louis Schnakenburg
Louis Schnakenberg
Bakersfield
Cal
Sedalia Steam Laundry Refutes Snow Tax Claim
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry disputes a local snow removal fee claim, stating no such charge was approved and urges customers to verify billing with city records.
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Longan
Sedalia
Prices on stoves move into homes not new location
Marshall-Howe Howe Co states that the prices on their stoves should bring the products into city homes rather than force relocation to a new site.
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Marshall-Howe Howe. Co
Elegant manicure scissors on display at Bard’s drug store
A tidy line of manicure scissors is shown at Bard’s drug store highlighting affordable grooming tools. The display suggests a range of sizes and finishes for everyday use.
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Bard’s Drug Store
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Lara McCluney
Broadway
Ida
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the New Street Car Company
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Pauline
Coleman—News
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Railway & Electric
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W. S. Murphy
Hattie Reavis
Joe Connor
Lamonte
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Hughesville
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Schell City
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Charles Woolford and
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Katy
Ed Smith
Brown
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Miles We
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Mary Menefee
First Christian Church
Zume Adams
Ilgenfritz
Willie Johnson
Junior Society of Christian Endeavor
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Myrtle
Charles V. Harter
Sedalia Grocer Company
Retail Clerks’ Union
T. Thompson
Beaman
P. D. Hastain
Lamine and Broadway
T. W. East
Ed Loper
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Harry Sinnett
Court House
Katie Building
James Robb
Frank Lenig
Messes
Bloch and
Levy
Charles Rasbach
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C. A. Rasbach
Unen
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Tween Denison
Parsons
Missouri,Kansas & Texas Railroad
Red River Bridge
Rairoading
Char
Ley Rasbach
Kansas Line
Ficers
Jim
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Stove Committee
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John Murphy
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E. Miller
Missouri Pacific
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W. E. Bard Drug Company
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