Death of Sedalia Mayor Crawford and funeral plans
Dr. Samuel K. Crawford mayor of Sedalia died at his home after illness dating from June 19. Funeral Monday at 2 PM under Masonic auspices at Broadway Presbyterian Church with services by Rev. Clippinger and Rev. Fuller. He leaves a wife and three daughters. funeral attendees include Masons G A R Knights of Pythias and Company D guards.
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Sedalia
East Seventh Street
R. Crawford
E. C. Evans
Will Shirk
H. A. Tompkins
Warsaw
Crawford
W. C. Overstreet
W. G. Cowan
W. S. Shirk
I. T. Bronson
W. A. Fast
Harry Mitchell
Nevada
H. C. de
Ewart Couple Leaves Sedalia for Colorado Summer and California Winter
Mr and Mrs A Ewart plan to leave this week for Colorado to spend the summer and then move to California for the winter. Mr Ewart has been a leading Sedalia business man for nearly a decade and The Sentinel regrets their departure.
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Mrs. A. Ewart
Sedalia
Mrs
A. Ewart
Colorado
California
Mr. Ewart
the Sentinel
Miss Major's Recital at Tiede Music Hall
Pupils of Miss Sallie Major's School of Music perform a July 1 recital at Tiede music hall. Vocal numbers by Beulah Harris students will also be featured.
Sedalia Barber Antonio J. Leece Dies at 54
Antonio J. Leece longtime Sedalia barber dies at his home corner Tenth and Massachusetts after weeks of illness. He was 54 born in the Rhine province Germany and moved to the United States as a youth. Survived by his wife Miss Schumacher two daughters Myrtle and Latonia Marguerite and friends. Funeral at First Christian church this afternoon at 3 with Rev. Melvin Putman officiating pallbearers named J L Babcock J M Glenn C M Sheets F L Farley J N Dalby John Murphy W A Baumgartner Joe Herrick.
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Antonio J. Leece
Corner Tenth
Massachusetts
Leece
Melvin Putman
First Christian Church
Mr. Leece
Rhine Province
Germany
United States
Sedalia
Schumacher
Eleventh and
Ingram Avenue
Myrtle
Latonia Marguerite Leece
J. L. Babcock
J. M. Glenn
C. M. Sheets
F. L. Farley
J. N. Dalby
John Murphy
W. A. Baumgartner
Joe Herrick
Farewell Sermons and Church Services Listed Around Town
The Rev Melvin Putnam preaches his farewell at First Christian Church with no evening service. Calvary Church holds 9:30 am Sunday school, 11 am service, and 8 pm sermon. Calvary and Trinity Lutheran announce morning and evening services with pastors and topics. German Evangelical notes Sunday school 9 am 10:30 am service 10:30 am and 8 pm mission service. German school reports 72 scholars with 8:30 to 11:30 am instruction daily.
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Melvin Putnam
First Christian Church
Calvary Church
First Baptist Church
Lamine Streets
J. B. Fuller
D. D
Trinity English Lutheran
J. C. Jacoby
Luther League
S. M. Shatto
German Evangelical Church
U. P. Society
Kroenke
Zulu Dufur
Tony Leece remembered as pioneer in Harrison Burial group
Tony Leece was among the first members of the Harrison Burial association in Sedalia and a charter member of K of P lodge No 52.
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Leece
Woodmen of the World
Queen City Lodge No. 52
Knights of Pythias
Tony Leece
Harrison Burial Association
Sedalia
K. of P. Lodge No. 52
Fourth of July Celebration Called Off After Mayor's Death
Committees planning the Fourth of July event met Saturday and unanimously declared the celebration off in response to the mayor's death. The decision reflects widespread sentiment that canceling was the proper action.
Windsor Man Weds Sedalia Woman Under License
Windsor man E. B. Phillips married Sedalia resident Martha Clayton after a marriage license was issued Saturday afternoon.
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E. B. Phillips
Windsor
Martha Clayton
Sedalia
East Broadway Church Holds Patriotic Services With 50 Voice Choir
East Broadway Christian Church conducts Sunday school at 9 30 a m and services at 10 45 a m and 8 p m. Sermons focus on America’s contribution to Christendom. A youth volunteer from each state will sit on the platform forming a 50 voice chorus. Military and patriotic citizens are urged to attend the morning service. Junior C E meets at 3 p m on I Will Pray Every Day and Senior at 7 p m on I Will Strive to Do Whatever He Would Like to Have Me Do.
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East Broadway Christian Church
America
Union
C. E
Proclamation on City Bell Worth Memorial Closure
Acting Mayor J C Babcock proclaims a two hour suspension of business from 2 to 4 pm on Monday July 1 1901 in Sedalia Missouri to honor the late mayor and invite public tributes. City Clerk C E Baker confirms the seal and date June 29 1901.
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J. C. Babcock
Sedalia
Missouri
J. L. Babcock
C. E. Baker
Ten Dollar Bill Awarded in Saturday Encounter
Mr. J. M. Cannon’s ten dollar bill was awarded to Dr. W. N. Graham on Saturday morning after a man named Bruce Barnett, identified as the bearer of the ten dollar bill, was questioned. The tale notes one provision that determined the outcome of the exchange.
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J. M. Cannon
W. N. Graham
Bruce Barnett
Dr. Graham
Ten Dollar Bill Won By Lamy Shirt Contest
Sedalia Missouri June 29 1901 report to Mr Cannon describes Bruce Barnett delivering a ten dollar bill to Dr W N Graham as the winner for first person wearing a Lamy shirt who asked Are you the man with the ten dollar bill located at Cannons Grand Central between 11 and 12 o'clock The event marketed Cannon and Lamy. A separate note reports a minor fire on New York avenue caused by children shooting fire crackers with minimal damage and $1 insurance on Tegler's property.
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Lamy
Barnett
Cannon
Sedalia
John M. Cannon
W. N. Graham
Grand Central
Bruce Barnett
New York Avenue
Tegler
Things Good to Eat at Byard and Guenther’s
Melons on ice attract shoppers at Byard and Guenther’s with first of the season watermelons and can teloupes praised for quality. Fulton Market offers soft shell crabs frog legs and spring chickens to tempt epicures. Finest menu in the city served to order at No 11L West Second Street telephone 206.
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Byard & Guenther’s
Fulton
West
Second Street
Hill Confessed to Horse Theft in Widespread Capture
Police report Willis Hill, a veteran horse thief in custody at Marshall, confessed to stealing A. J. Fults’s horse and indicated the animal’s location. He is expected to be sent to the penitentiary from Marshall. Evidence tied him to a separate theft from C. M. Quarries.
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Sedalia
Willis Hill
Marshall
A. J. Fults
Marshal Love
Mr. Fults
Hill
Robb
C. M. Quarries
Cross Timbers
Funeral for Major S. C. Crawford Schedule Set
Comrades to assemble at the post hall at 1 15 p m Monday to attend the funeral of the late Major S C Crawford Post Commander Ira T Bronson and Acting Adjt sign off this notice
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S. C. Crawford
Sedalia Lodge to Meet for Funeral of Samuel K Crawford
Sedalia lodge No. 236 A F and A M will hold a special communication Monday at 1 30 PM to attend the funeral of their late brother Samuel K Crawford. E 2 Coddoing W M Pi Sampson Secretary.
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Sedalia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Samuel K. Crawford
Coddoing
W. M
Pi Sampson
Firecracker Incident at Tegler Residence
Firecrackers caused a blaze at the home of John Tegler located at 616 with damage to the dwelling and possible injuries under investigation. Firefighters responded promptly and secured the scene as investigators assess the cause and extent.
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John Tegler
Pianos Move At John N. Taylor Wareroom
J H Clemens, manager of John N Taylor Piano Co at 507 Ohio Street, reports a fine month amid normally dull June July. Low prices and strong demand for high grade pianos like Chickering Emerson Ivers Fisher Fisher John N Taylor Gramer and Kingsbury draw buyers ready cash or on easy terms. Call to visit the wareroom to compare goods and prices.
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J. H. Clemens
John N. Taylor Piano Company
Mr. Clemens
Chickering Pianos
Emerson Pianos
Ivers & Pond
J. and C. Fisher
John N. Taylor
Gramer Pianos
Kingsbury
John N. Taylor Music House
Ohio Street
Railway magnates visit Sedalia for Colorado line plans
Dave Francis, John Scullin and other St. Louis capitalists toured Sedalia before heading to St. Louis. At Ft. Scott the Kansas City and Colorado Railway board authorized a 20 million dollar mortgage bond issue. They aimed to retire 1.331 million in bonds and clear debt. Gasconade Construction won the Versailles route contract with branches planned from Versailles.
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Dave Francis
John Scullin
St. Louis
Sedalia
Katy
Gasconade Construction Company
Versailles
Scullin
Beaman Yard Change Hands at Main and Lamine Streets
Glenn and Glenn of Beaman succeed Jones and Moon as owners of the feed yard located at Main and Lamine streets.
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Glenn & Glenn
Beaman
Jones & Moon
Main
Lamine Streets
Two Local People Locked Up After Clash
Police last night detained Han na Norris and Isaiah Dorsey, both black, for a street fight.
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Hanna Norris
Isaiah Dorsey
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Jayor Crawford
OF Masons
E. W. Clippinger
Broadway Presbyterian Church—Friends
Bridal Bells
Drumheller
Girard Blair
Gertrude McKinzey
Willie May Rector
Frank Hughes
Nocturne
Laybach
Will Norton
Over Hill
Dale—Engelmann
Mary Troetstiiler
Cora McClure
The
Halst
Nora Petty
Roma
Florence Scott
Postillian D’amour
Belor
Clarence Puntney
Elsie Brown
Duo—Spanische Tauze
Moszkowski
Mabel Bolton
Eula Baker
Columbian Galop—Goerdeler
Grtrude Coleman
Faust—Laybach
Schesinger
Miss Pearl Baird
Tourist March—Bohm
Lillian
Luke, Ida Luke
Trio
Garette
Stephanie—Muller
Palms
Madrigal
Victor Harris
Edna Morris
Nevin
Jessie May Turner
Solo
Satanella
Kuhi
Bagdad
Bouldien
Tony Lerce
Surance
Rev. Putman
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Tokichi Kamada
Japan
KE. B. Surface
Bryant-Tewmey
Ohio
DAY Goods CO
Bryant Tewmey
D. G. Co
Mr. Lamy
Byard and Guenther’s
Ira T. Bronson
Masonic
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