Stone Captures Crowd with Democratic Speech Tour
Senator William Joel Stone spoke to a packed upper court room in Corder Tuesday, denouncing Governor Folk and Hadley trade for votes while praising Cowherd and the Democratic ticket. The event followed a day of stops across the county. attendance grew from 7:00 PM to a crowded 7:30 PM as cheers and reception suggested shifting support ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Joel Stone
Alex. Graves
Stone
Polk
Herbert S. Hadley
Hadley
Folk
Lee
Ragland
Joplin
Folk-Hadley
Senate
Samson
Cowherd
Itill
Davis and Bates wed in quiet city ceremony
Dr. Frank L. Davis of St. Louis and Mies Lessly Claire Bates of this city married at the bride’s father Geo W Bates home on Framielin avenue. The event was intimate with friends and the high school dramatic club present. The couple will reside in St. Louis after a short visit with Davis’ parents in Decatur, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Davis
St. Louis
Mies
Claire Bates
Geo. W Bates
Framielin Avenue
High School Dramatic Club
T. M. Cobb
Davis
Wentworth Military Academy
Medical Department
Washington University of St. Louis
Lexington
Mrs. Davis
Dr. Davis
Decatur
Illinois
Version of a Republican critique from the era
Voters are reminded of Harriman's testimony that a $200000 fund was raised for the Republican campaign at Roosevelt's request. The piece accuses Republicans of corruption, favoritism toward Standard Oil, and manipulation of nominees, with attacks on Taft, Hadley, Crews, and Gompers, and notes on tariffs, civil service reform, and cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Roosevelt
Ce Sac
Herbert Hadley
Rockefeller
Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Eashern
United States
Mr. Rockefeller
Hadley
Iblican
Dickey
Republican Party
Charles Nagel
Missouri
Standard Oil Trust
Samuel Gompers
Taft
Bryan
South
England
St. Louis
Waverly Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Travel
Dover visitor Eric Williamson and Marshall resident Harry Patch figure among many locals visiting Waverly. Kansas City, Des Moines, St Louis, and Chicago trips noted, with several residents traveling for business, visiting relatives, or attending funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Williamson
Dover
G. W. Groves
Kansas City
Harry Patch
Marshall
Waverly
G. W. Ferguson
Death of Mrs. John T. Taylor in Kentucky-born widow in city
Mrs. Marybelle Taylor wife of John T. Taylor died Wednesday night after two weeks illness of complications. Born December 15 1844 she was daughter of Jacob Neet and Mary Neet of Jessamine County Kentucky. She married Mr. Taylor January 24 1868 and is survived by husband three brothers five children and one sister. A devoted member of the Christian church she leaves a community grieving her loss. Funeral held at Highland Avenue home Thursday at three, Rev. R. B. Binney and Rev. O. M. Rickman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Taylor
Marybelle Taylor
John T. Taylor Wa
Jacob Neet
New Nicholawville
Jessamine County
Kentucky
Marybelle Neet
Taylor
Taylorle
Frederick R. Neet
William EF. Neet
City
George Neet
Liberty
Bettie Linnehan
Portland
Orewan
George J
J. TV. Taylor, Jr
William 4
Cullom
Thomas Fletcher
John Wittenburg
Holden
Jobn Thomas Taylor
Christian Church
Highland Avenue
R. B. Binney
Key
O. M. Rickman
Local Mayview Notes Highlight Social Visits and Political Rally
Mayview notes list residents visiting Odessa and Lexington friends, with several locals appearing at meetings in Higginsville. The piece mentions Baptist church meetings, Democratic rally plans for November 4, and remarks from speakers Wm H Chiles and H F Blackwell, plus family updates and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fishback
Slater
Stella Kincheloe
Odessa
William Baird
Lexington
F. W. Dailey
Kansas City
Henry Drummond
Louis Stoenner
George Tiefel
Rev. Ellis and Son
Baptist Church
Geo. WH. Plattenburg
Democratic Central Committee
Higginsvile
Tracy Knowland
Missouri City
Wm. H. Chiles
H. F. Blackwell
Bryan
Local Travelers Reported in Missouri Towns
C Dyer was in Higginsville Thursday B Campbell in Kansas City Thursday Casper Gruber went to Kansas City W P Roach and his little son Tom Mrs T A Walker and Miss Carrie Barnett visited in Page City Thursday data EB Meyer went to Napoli in the evening for a brief time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Majors
Sedalia
D. T. Bogie
Sweet Springs
H. Shoaner
Kanga City
Maj
BE. A. Hickman
Kirksville
Mra
W.M. Hoge and Son
Kenneth
Kansas City
Henry Offell
New Haven
C C. Dyer
Higginsville
B. Campbell
Casper Gruber
W. P. Roach
Tom
T. A. Walker
Misa Carrie Barnett
Page City
Datua
Meyer
Recital Draws Large Audience at Central College
A near full Murrell auditorium hosted a major Central College music and expression recital Thursday evening. Miss Larmer led with Rubenstein and Henselt pieces, earning a hearty encore, while Miss Alexander and Miss Catron drew high praise for reading and vocal strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrell
Teachers of Music and Expression
Central College
Rubenstein
Barcarolle
Brude
Mis. Alexander
Gah
Miss Pilcher
Lexington
Miss Pugh
Wechter
Mr. King
Thia
Smyger
Mattie Lou
Catron
Central
Miss Catron
Jo Hnnesley
Hinealey
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Carrollton
Wentworth
Riley
Mia
William Palmer
Ernest Graendorf
San Francisco
William Kenney
Moss
C. L. Kenney
Laura
N. B. Payne
Quindara Jones
Cairo
Ths
J. ©. McGrew, Jr
Elma Zollinger
Otterville
Kenny Klein
R. L. Gaines
Walter Sydnor
Taylor Alcar
Prof. Hughes
Laura Helsler
Aigginsville
Foreat Wright
Niee Rosa Mita
C. L. Wilson
Roberta
Byron Saunders
Annie Hughs
Elizabeth Wilson
Wm. J. Stone
Stomer Saunders
Dan Jackson
Lewis Carthrae, Jr
Joe Greer
Thelma
Warrenton
Corder
R. BE. Miller
Everett
Daisy
J. W. Suddath
Miners’ Hall
Horace Busckwell
James P Chinn
Lafayette County
the Lad Ladies
Charles Mayer
James O'Malley
Owen Gullo
Higginaville
Bates
Win
Maness
Gus Weber
G. H. Dennison
Edna Eaton
Des Moines
Iowa
Measra
John W
S.J. Cawthorne
Chas, Carpenter
Lizaire Adams
Blue Springs
John Frazier
Warsaw
Arthur Gallagher
B. T. Fell
Jeff Zeyning
Louisville
Mré. Decker
Mra. J. A. Allison
Jennie Davis
Lacy Nation
Gallatin
George White
C. BP. Yates
Preaksterien
Chicago
Manchuna
Lussey
California
Misa Carrie Jordan
G. A. Kelling
H.H. Mowry
Chas. Krause Place
Orear
Julian Wilson
Mr. Mowry
Missy Ruth Irene Peery
Doris Burnette
Stillwater
Oklahoma
H. Capps
J. J. Pulkerson
John F. Loomis
E. M. Taubman
Bertie Slusher
W. BR. van Anglen
Preston Smith
Waterloo
W. Wright
W. C. Allen
Kanban City
Elia Nickell
W. J. Bryan
Bettie C. Spurr
W. ¥. Curtis
Mra. A. A. Walker
Mayview Notes
Taylor Benning
Crane
Murry
Jude B
Buts
L Withers
Chas, Kincheloe, Sr
T. M. Chinn
W. J. Stone
Central Teachers
Miss Larmer
Joaquin Miller
Alexander
Borowel
Himoreske
Keler Bela
Pilcher
Faust Miss Pagh
Chaminade
Concert Leschetiaky
Lotermezso
Miss Hinesley
G. W. Ayres
J. A. Scarlett
Thurstay
Breckenridge
M. BE. Aull
Alexander Graves
S. P. Sliver
Mary Ellen
Virginia Aull
Talbot Simpson
Talbot, Jr
Sarah Prancis
Aullville
L. G. Neale
Ann E. Frazer
St. Joseph
B. B. Fraser
Mrs. Fraser
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