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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1902
Page
4
A Globe Democrat summary notes Missouri Democrats clash over issues, leadership and 1904 Clevelandism. Bates county holds a Democratic primary with 12 candidates for recorder and six for county clerk. Cole county party organizes with T B Mahan elected chairman as local commentary laments party zeal and calls for self management.
The Sentinel declares James C. Connor as a candidate for constable of Sedalia Township in Pettis county. Nomination subject to the Democratic County Convention.
A review of 1890s Missouri politics notes Maj William Warner’s Stand Up for Missouri slogan and his defeat, plus a 20th district Democratic convention in Greenfield on June 10. Local crime reports claim three burglars, Doyle Laxton and Smith, were captured with 50 day sentences. Ted Wooford escaped.
The Thirteen Club in New York invited Bryan to join a protest against the U S government sending a special commission to attend a royal coronation. Bryan could not attend but sent a letter expressing sympathy with the critique of regal birth and military force as the basis of government and criticizing official courtesies toward monarchy.
An ex policeman and ex detective John Jackson violently attacked an unknown man in the Katy yards after the man, a supposed job seeker, fled fearing arrest. Bystanders say there was no provocation and call for resignation if Jackson remains an officer.
Fred Ebickhoff a noted young carpenter and Emma Tietjen both of Cole Camp will marry this evening at the groom's parents home. The ceremony will be attended by relatives and close friends only.
The Lebeque family, living southwest of the city, report a grave worry over the absence of Mr Lebeque who vanished over a week ago without warning and has not been heard from since.
The note states a son was in the city today making purchases and asking about his father’s location. It mentions Lebeque once lived in Sedalia and worked for the city eight or ten years ago on North Ohio street. Try a Sentinel Want Ad offering 20 words run 3 times for 25c.
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