Missouri beef packers face anti trust probe hearing ends
The Missouri supreme court hearing on a possible packers combine to fix meat prices closed for the day with Attorney General Crow stating sufficient evidence to justify action. He said a second day would hear more witnesses and that ouster proceedings under anti trust laws will follow, keeping the case within Missouri. Slow progress noted at Dallas quadrennial M E Church South conference with bishops urging better ministry and funds for superannuated ministers and orphans.
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Jefferson City
Maay
Burgess
Missouri Supreme Court
Missouri
Crow
Combine
Rowth
Dallas
Texas
M. E. Church South
A.W. Wilson
Baltimore
Sayers
Walcome
Cabell
Bishop Galloway
Mississippi
General Conference
College of Bishops
Daocan
Biame
Bishop Candler
Georgia
Clay
List of Judges Of the Primary Election 1902 May 17
Long list of precinct judges for the May 17 1902 primary election with names across many precincts including Wolfenbarger Corder Bates City Dover Chapel Hill Aullville South Odessa North Odessa Walnut Row Alma Concordia Mayview Wellington Napoleon Waverly Page City Confederate Home North Higginsville Greenton South Higginsville Ferguson Schoolhouse Schoolingville Lexington and more. Board notes that judges will select clerks before the primary day to ready polling places. Horace Blacknell chair and S B Thokn Toes secretary.
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Wolfenbarger
WV. T. Boone
Tyler Richardson
James Ripley
A. L. Wilcoxson
Corder
Nathan Corder
George Rogge
R. M. Edwards
5. M. Reynolds
Bates City
Rannaburger
T. L. Ferguson
Wood Brown
P. Vanmeter
Borland
J. L. Hitt
Fletcher Bray
Louis Collier
Dover
Erwin Zeysing
Wilson Malone
Henry Corbin
James Winn
Chapel Hill
B. F. Suddath
M. Lu. Branham
J. F. Worris
Elmer Phillips
Aullville
Joseph B. Major
W. N. Davis
W. F. Lewis
Thomas Little- John
South Odessa
Charles Cox
John Barnett
8. L. Ramsey
Frank Fergusot
North Odessa
Thomas Gibbs
Geo. Synder, Jr
Joseph E. Christy
Milton Warner
Walnut Row
B. B. Scott
James Miller
John Sanders
W. L. Powell
Alma
John T. Godwin
W. Pletcher
Richard Bohling
Taylor
Concordia
F. H. Kueck
John Driver
John Kammeyer
Anthony Thoreson
Mayview
George J. Green
John S. Wheatley
D. E. Herr
John C. Moore
Wellington
A. W. Thurman
C. M. Bowring
John Thompson
J. K. Gray
Napoleon
Phil Williams
George Fishback
Ben W. Jefferson
K. B. Watts
Waverly
John L. Oliver
W. A. Ireland
W. W. Smithson
D. H. Davis
Page City
John Walker
Temple Page
George Hall
William Kelley
Horace BiAcknell
Chairaian
B. Tihokn Toes
Church not obligated to pay government under sod bill
In the passage discussing the bill, Sod states a clear opinion that there is no obligation on the church to pay the money to the government or to make further offers to do so. The remark frames the church’s stance as noncommittal regarding additional payments.
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Hood
Will wed in Sharon Pennsylvania Mary Gibson and Irving Tevis
Announcement of the coming marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Gibson and Mr Irving Tevis in Sharon Pennsylvania. The ceremony will be at eight thirty in the evening at the bride’s parents home Litney Adulphius Gimxon and Mrs Gimxon. Tevis is cashier at Lexing Loo Savings Bank and highly regarded in Lafayette county. Gibson taught vocal music and met Tevis through college work. After a bridal tour the couple will reside with the groom’s parents in Lexington Missouri. INTELLIGENCER offers congratulations.
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Pennsylvania
Mary Elizabeth Gibson
Irving Tevis
Litney Adulphius Gimxon
Sharon
Tevis
Lexing- Loo Savings Bank
Lafayette County
Miss Gibson
Mr. Tevis
Hk. FB. QO
A Phenomenal Career Passionates Leonora Jackson Violin Virtuoso
Leonora Jackson the renowned violinist appears at New Grand on May 13 after a journey from Boston to Chicago Paris Berlin where she studied under Joashim Her Philharmonic debut won royal notice and led to further triumphs across Europe The Prussian state prize and London debut boosted her fame with performances alongside Patti Melba and Paderewski Queen Victoria and other royals honored her A Lexington fountain W J Hinesley unveils the St Louisiana a two column ornate soda fountain with Florentine features onyx silver and carved top also opened to the public with seating and service areas
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Leonora Jackson
Boston
Chicago
Paris
Berlin
Joashim
Philharmonic Orchestra
Europe
Germany
London
Queens Hall
England
London Philharmonic
Colonne
Leipsic Gewaodhaus
Paderewski
Miss Jackson
Patti
Melba
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
Norwegian Professor Demonstrates Electro-Magnetic Cannon
Berlin reports Professor K. Bierkelund displays an electro-magnetic cannon before electrical artillery experts. A firm offers purchase for immediate exploitation if he lengthens the trunk to launch a two ton projectile twelve miles. Theoretical claims include greater ranges with longer tubes, while the public is kept unaware of the mechanism.
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Berlin
K. Bjerkland
Bierkelund
Turthur
Inventions Stir Interest in German-American Pioneer Society
The fourth annual meeting of the German American Pioneer Society of Lafayette county will be at Turner Hall in Lexington on Thursday May 15 1902. Morning events include music and speeches, followed by a free dinner, with evening officers to be elected and a grand ball to cap the day. N Hanane, President.
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German-American Pioneer Society
Barnhart
Ackley and Jameson
Marshall
Elliott
Knights of the Maccabees
Frank Slaughter
Frank Nicholson
Frank Hale
Lexington
Special cheap colonial fares to Cal and Ore regions
Fragmented travel ad lists low round trip rates from Lexington San Francisco Los Angeles Denver and others with dates in May April and June. Mentions agents A and Loomis and calls for more information.
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San Francisco
Cal
Denver
Hot Springs
Ark
Fordia
Various Local Visits and Seed Sales Highlight Small-Town Roundup
RK L Hicklis of Sweet Springs visits friends at the academy on Wednesday night en route to Kansas City. Mrs Thomas Holleran returns from Sedalia after visiting her sister Mrs Jamies Conners. Mrs J K Letter and son J Ki Jde visit Kansas City for two weeks. Mrs Laura A Davis leaves for Kansas City to visit friends and attend the May festival. Dr T Ryland returns from St Louis after joining a railway surgeons meeting. Clarence Kinney continues transfer business and operates a first class feed stable. Miss Christie Vaughan travels to Higginsville to meet sister Mrs Geo Smith who will visit parents. Dr Geo W Hyde leaves for Asheville NC to attend a Southern Baptist Theological Society convention in Louisville KY. We have a large consignment of fresh garden seeds from Mills, Ferry's and Crossman's at Aull & Schulte. Lyman Reeder from Batesville Ark visits home folks and seeks eye treatment with a Kansas City vocalist. accompanied by sister Miss Pearl, travels to Kansas City. Fresh carload of seed potatoes from St Paul MN with prices: Red River Early Ohio 1.50, Early Rose 1.45, Pearless 1.25 at Aull & Schultz.
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Laura A. Davis
Kanaas City
T. Ryland
St. Louis
National Association of Railway Surgeons
St. Paul
Minnesota
Red River
Ohio
Aull & Schultz
A Minister's Busy Wife Extols Peruna Healing
Mrs Anna B Fleharty former W T U superintendent at Galesburg Illinois and wife of a former Nebraska Wesleyan University president writes from Chicago praising Peruna. She says it revived herself and her invalid daughter after health decline and nervous fatigue. She claims she would not be without Peruna. The pamphlet notes Summer Catarrh by Dr Hartman and offers free copies.
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Anns B. Fleharty
Anna B. Pleharty
Hartman
Perris Medicine Co
Columbus
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Wholesto Druggiste
Uncle Sam
Danny
Linco Oln’ Trust Co
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Technichal
Loren Strickler
Young Strickler
Higginsville
Presa Association
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Philip Marshall
Mr. Marshall
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Sweet Springs
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Sedalia
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J. K. Letter
J. Ki Jde
Clarence Kinney
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Geo. Smith
Napton
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Asheville
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