Thomas F Otley Republican Nominee for Saline County
Sketch profiles Thomas F Otley the Republican candidate for Saline County prosecuting attorney. Born in Chicago he is twenty two, educated at Anderson Grammar School Northwest Division High School Lewis Institute Illinois College of Law and a Chicago clerkship. He has won nine scholarships, led interscholastic debating, formed a law partnership, and plans a county wide campaign with public speaking in schools and joint debates with Democrats.
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Saline County
Thomas F. Otley
Chicago
Illinois
Anderson Grammar School
Northwest Division High School of
Lewis Institute of Chicago
Illinois College of Law of Chicago
Richardson & Chapman, Corporation Attorneys of Chicago
University of Illinois
Ilinois College of Law
Lewis Institute
Chicago Musical College
Otley
Academies of Chicago
H. H. Parsons
L. J. Pierson
Democratic Majority Likely to Shrink Post Generous Outreach
In a note on political shifts, the text cites a generous manner and quick friendship building as factors that could reduce the large Democratic majority. The implication is that personal rapport and open gestures may influence voter alignment.
Blue Lick Picnic Highlights Political Addresses
At Blue Lick on Tuesday the Methodist ladies hosted a large picnic with political talks. Prof. J. S. M. Huff spoke in the forenoon on School Education while W. V. Huff, T. F. Otley, E. D. Martin and O’Donnell spoke in the afternoon on current issues. Rain forced a shelter break as RE. D. Martin spoke.
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Blue Lick
Methodist Church
J. S. M. Huff
W. V. Huff
T. F. Otley
E. D. Martin
Civil Service Examinations in Kansas City
Civil service examinations will be held in Kansas City on September 26 for the following posts only: Apprentice bookbinder book typewriter clerk stenographer and typewriter general land office service electrotyper elevator conductor department guard internal revenue messenger messenger boy press feeder pressman promotion to clerk skilled laborer watchman. Details may be obtained from the Civil Service Commission Washington D C.
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Kansas City
General Land Office Service
Internal Revenue
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Picnic Cancelled By Rain Yet Youths Enjoy Evening At Miss Mitchells
A crowd of young people planned a Tuesday picnic but rain forced cancellation. Instead they were invited to Miss Bessie Mitchell on Odell avenue where they enjoyed an evening as pleasant as a trip to Wilton. Attendees included Misses Lillie Page Eva Barnhill Virginia McReynolds Louise Van Dyke and Bessie Mitchell and Messrs Abner Gore Clyde McBride Shelby Ament and Leland Wiley.
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Bessie Mitchell
Odell Avenue
Wilton
Lillie Page
Eva Barnhill
Virginia McReynolds
Louise van Dyke
Messrs
Abner Gore
Clyde McBride
Shelby Ament
Leland Wiley
Death of J. Smith Adams at 114 miles east of Marshall
J Smith Adams died at his home on Saturday night August 18 1900 after three weeks of pneumonia. He was a middle aged man survived by his wife and five children. Funeral services were held at the Cumberland Presbyterian church Monday morning with Drs L P Bowen and Payne officiating. interment at Ridge Park. He was known in Marshall for his integrity and principled character. The loss is deeply felt by family and community.
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J. Smith Adams
Marshall
Saline County
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mrs Lottie Teter dies at 25 in Malta Bend
Mrs Lottie C Teter wife of John R Teter of Slater and daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Kinnaman died at her parents home in Malta Bend Tuesday morning August 1900 of consumption after eight months illness She was 25 and married in 1892 Funeral services were by Rev C C Panel from the Malta Bend Methodist church on Wednesday August 22 at 10 o'clock Burial in family lot north of town.
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Lottie C. Teter
John R. Teter
Slater
Geo. Kinnaman
Malta Bend
Kansas City
Methodist Church
C. C
Mrs Bramble Dies After Long Illness Near City
Mrs Mary G Bramble wife of John Bramble died at her home nine miles east of the city on Saturday August 18 after a twenty year illness with liver and stomach trouble She was born July 14 1848 in Kentucky and married January 1 1859 She leaves five of eight children John George Blanch Bramble Minnie Cram and Ola Mason The Christian church member since age 23 she showed devout faith The funeral was held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Shiloh Methodist church.
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Mary Gaines Bramble
John Bramble
Bramble
Butte County
Kentucky
John
George
Blanch Bramble
Minnie Cram
Ola Mason
Christian Church
Shiloh Methodist Church
Death Notice of Dr Wall of Carthage Missouri
Dr Wall of Carthage Missouri died of paralysis. Emmett Merry, his son in law, received word Tuesday and headed to McAllister Springs. Mrs Merry left for the same place, learned news, and met her husband in Higgin sville on Wednesday. They traveled to Carthage. Wall, a native Virginian, moved to Missouri about 15 years ago and had a successful medical practice.
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Emmett Merry
Wall
Carthage
Paralysia
McAllister Springs
Merry
Higginsville
Missouri
Mrs Lenora Johnston Dies After Pneumonia Illness At 37
Mrs Lenora Johnston wife of Joseph Johnston died Friday morning Aug 17 1900 at her home 40 miles west of Orearville aged 37 Her death followed pneumonia contracted weeks earlier She leaves a husband five children Rosa Josephine Delia Willie Oliver an aged father and mother and siblings Burial at Mt Horeb Sunday at 10 30 AM
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Lenora Johnston
Joseph Johnston
Orearville
Rosa
Josephine
Delia
Willie
Oliver
Mt. Horeb
Miss Sophia Lewis Dies After Long Illness
Miss Sophia Lewis sister of Add C. Lewis of this city died at Waverly on Monday August 13 1900 from dropsy at age 47 after a long illness. Burial is planned at Grand Pass on the following Wednesday.
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Waverly
Sophia Lewis
Add C. Lewis
Grand Pass
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Civil Service Examinations
Smith Adame
Lottie Teter
Mary G. Bramble
Dr. Wall of
Miss Sophia Lewis
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