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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text shows a Republican party plan to elect a central committee, restore suffrage in Louis and Kansas City, and address state governance questions. The readable parts suggest a focus on electoral rights and fixing state books, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
The contest at Marshall pitted Missouri Valley College against Westminster with W. H. Bisch and J. W. Kennan among judges. Missouri Valley prevailed by unanimous verdict as Westminster speakers showcased study and poise. Visiting delegates included Campbell, Yates, White, Canuus, Rowbrough, and Shoon. Marshall welcomed them.
Almira H Lake died at her parents home ings miles north of Marshall Missouri on December 17. Age sixteen years one month and nine days. Funeral services will be held at the residence on Wednesday December 18 at 1 30 p m with burial at Ridge Park Cemetery.
The Globe Democrat reports Sem Cook rebutting claims that the Democratic state committee took corporate contributions for protection from hostile legislation. It notes Cook’s sworn testimony about $2000 credited to him by Col. Phelps of Missouri Pacific and $6000 from Judge Priest, attorney for a transit company, with Cook indicating he believed those funds came from corporate interests. The piece casts doubt on Cook’s standards and contrasts his testimony with Cardwell’s charges.
Mr W V Huff, a local figure, hosted a dinner at Hotel Ming Monday evening to honor Judge W H Kenpenenda and IM White of Mexico Missouri. The event showcased Marshall hospitality and brought together distinguished guests and community leaders.
An informal gathering preceded by a debate saw Mr Hef receive merited thanks from his well pleased guests. The event reflected the cordial, good style of the evening as associates judges and attendees engaged in conversation after the proceedings.
Katherine Allen, a Missouri Valley College teacher, hosted a German class reception at Mrs Goodson's home on a Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6. The event featured exclusive German decor and language use, with Oyater Patsies and Turkish Sandwiches. Allee impressed as a gracious hostess and queen of entertainers.
Misa Loulee Noble came home Friday from St Louis where she had been visiting Mita. Georgia Bronnaugh.
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