Divorce case linked to W E Corey and Reno residence
Pittsburg December 7 reporters say Mrs. W E Corey has gone to Reno Nevada to seek a divorce from William Ellis Corey president of the United States Steel Corporation. She would obtain legal residence in Nevada and then file suit. Expected settlement discussions and talk of Corey remarrying Miss Mabelle Gilman follow publicized affair linked to a life size painting in Paris.
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Pittsburg
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Miss Gilman
Paris
Alan
Corey
Vogue
New York
Fourth Avenue
Wall Street
Braddock
Coreys
Piano prices slashed in 10 day stock sale
Thibes Stierkin Music Co announces removal sale with entire stock must be sold in ten days. Largest money saving piano sale ever promises unheard of low prices and dramatic reductions across all pianos and related equipment.
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Thibes- Stierkin “Music Company
Store Open Evenings Piano Sale at 516 Ohio Street
Long term lease forces vacating ground floor sales within ten days. Entire stock sacrificed with no reserves. Brand new pianos from Chickering Thiebes Stierlin Thiellin Steinbach Dreher. Discounted prices with flexible payments plus future move to larger Central Missouri emporium.
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Ohio Street
Chickering & Sons
Thiebes-Stierlin
Thiellin
Steinbach & Dreher
Market Reports From Logan Commission Sedalia Office
Market reports finished daily by the Logan Commission company at 214 South Lamine Street Sedalia Missouri. Members of the National Board of Trade of Kansas City Missouri compile the reports.
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Logan Commission Company
South Lamine Street
Sedalia
National Board of Trade of
Kansas City
Chicago Market Cattle Steady Hogs Five Cents Higher
Chicago December 7 cattle receipts 9000 hog receipts 33000. Market steady for cattle while hogs advance five cents. Prices range heavy four dollars sixty to four dollars ninety five cents and lights four dollars seventy to five dollars.
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Chicago
Ill
Wheat and Corn Futures Prices Report
From Kansas City on December 7 Wheat December 79 80 cents closing at 80 May 81 824 cents closing at 815 cents. Corn December 40 40 cents closing at 40 54 cents May 40 40 cents closing at 40 4 cents. Oats December 30 30 cents closing at 30 4 cents May 31 14 31 cents closing at 31 4 cents.
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Kansas City
Lincoln items reflect community life in early December
Lincoln Missouri reports a busy week with visitors and local commerce. Dr A L Lemon of Windsor spoke. Sam Swearengin opened a carriage shop. Walter Gray sold a two year old colt for 130 dollars. The Southern Methodist church holds quarterly meeting with delegates from Prairie Chapel. Medical society met with numerous doctors from nearby towns. Dr Bohning presented Typhoid Fever findings. Next meeting planned for Cole Camp in January.
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Lincoln
A. L. Lemon
Windsor
Sam Swearengin
Walter Gray
John Kaler
James Benz
Doctor Rhodes
C. G. Hare
Southern Methodist Church
Prairie Chapel
Benton County Medical Society
Mora Items Roundup from Mora Missouri
Local notes recount daily life and events in Mora Missouri including visits by Martin Denken and B G Lewis, births, illnesses, and farm leases. Obituary details note the death of Mrs Ada Weathers Taylor in Lamonte from consumption with funeral by Rev I H Miller. The item mentions a two hundred dollar mare lost near Benton and Pettis county line.
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Albert Jayles
Jayles
Lake Creek
Peoria
Ill
Illinois
W. H. Rhodes
Latman
Fred Schroeder
Benton and Pettis County Line
Here
I. H. Miller
Christian Church
Lamonte
Turkeys Sold by Mrs Heary at Windsor Auction
Mrs John Heary of Sutherland sold and delivered to a Windsor dealer 120 turkeys raised by her this year, with the lot bringing a remaining amount not disclosed.
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John Heary
Sutherland
Windsor
Arm Ground to a Pulp At Lincoln Flour Mill
Herman Gerken Jr of Lincoln suffered a severe arm injury when his limb was torn from his shoulder after getting caught in mill machinery Wednesday afternoon. Surgeons reported his condition critical as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Herman Gerken, Jr
Lincoln
Denial by Orear on Eldridge wrongful charges cited
In St Louis on December 7 the Missouri insurance matter includes E T Crear and M L Clardy denying Phelps appeared before them regarding a license issue with Mutual Reserve Life. Eldredge cited as making charges. Crow says no recollection. Board at Confederate home reelects officers. 267 inmates. 15 denied admission. hospice notes active farming. Missouri State Horticultural Society to meet December 28-30, 1905 with holiday rail rates announced.
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G. D. Eldredge
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
W. H. Phelps
E. T. Crear
Phelps
Mutual Reserve Life
Eldredge
Crow
Insurance Department
M. L. Clardy
Missouri Superintendent of Insurance
Monroe City
Col. McClintie
Coates House
Kansas City
Reported resignation bid at New York Life Insurance
An unconfirmed report says John A. McCall may resign as president before the April trustees meeting and that if he does not resign at the next Wednesday meeting he will wait for the trustees' request. It also states John Claflin has been offered the presidency and refused.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
John Claflin
F. H. & B. F. Clafin Company
Claflin
Tragic Warsaw Burn Death From Dress Fire
Mrs. G. C. McKelvey aged about 35 died four hours after her dress caught fire at home in Warsaw suburbs. Husband left kettle of coal tar to boil, she ran outside in fright, fire spread as water was applied, leading to fatal burns despite medical help.
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G. C. McKelvey
Warsaw
Confederate Home at Higginsville Doing Well
Ex Senator W S McClintie arrived from Higginsville, reporting the Confederate Home there is doing well with 267 inmates. News notes from Wednesday’s Daily mention the visit and local conditions at the home.
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Higginsville
W. S. McClintie
Higgmeville
Cribbing of 3000 Bushels of Corm Noted This Year
The report records 3000 bushels of corm cribbed this year alongside notes on consumption. The text highlights a harvest shortfall and related storage concerns.
Farm to Rent on 190 Acres Near Sedalia
For rent 190 acre farm located 12 miles northeast of Sedalia on Longwood road. Apply Killis Hieronymous at the farm.
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Sedalia
Longwood Road
Killis Hieronymus
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Carnegie
Carnegie Works
Steel Trust
Missouri
Thiebes
House of Sedalia
Grain Market
Martin Denken
B. G. Lewis
Busi
Ness
Howard Gilmore
Walnut
E. T. Farrell
Louis Viebrock
Rev. L. L. Brannon
Point Pleasant Sun
Kenedy & Co
St Louis
Mrs. M. W. Goodnight
Mrs. B. A
Cc. H. Gherkin
Near Crest
Mer
A. C. Eckhoff
Peter Brauer
Geo. Dump
Flat Creek Township
Minnie Schwensen
Queen City
Monseese Bros
Geo. Kroenky
Henry Mein
John Kroenky
Cole Camp
P. G. Muller
W. E. Woolery
Ada Weathers Taylor
A. G
Rosa L. Weathers
Gordon Taylor
Mildred
Sem
NEW Sedalia Theatre
the Two Johns
Madge Fox
Broadway
Lyman
the Rustlers
Harry Beresford
the Woman Hater
Orear
The
New York Life Company
St. Louis
Old Line Legal Reserve Life Company
Board of Managers of the Confederate
State Horticultural Society
Missouri State Horticultural
WM. Courtney
McDougall
McLaughlin Bros. Furniture
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