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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
4
Graffis and Carroll, proprietors and publishers, announce offices in the Equitable Building at Corner Fourth and Lamine Streets with telephone numbers Bell and C. 260.
The Sentinel announces W. L. Cross for Judge of the Western District Pettis County subject to Democratic County Convention. James C. Connor and Charles Leftwich named for constable Sedalia Township. A new industry in St. Louis pools forfeited bonds of runaways. Mayor Reed urges municipal telephone and electric light systems in Kansas City and may run for governor, with several others named as possible candidates. Democratic conventions face platform choices on this topic.
A Kansas City era of office-holding bosses should end as Democrats urge a fresh slate of committeemen committed to the party as a whole. The piece cites Lon Stephens 1996 gubernatorial run, cites Frank P. Walsh and Ed A. Glenn as examples, and praises Sedalia business leaders while noting local social notes from Pauline Missouri with several residents.
James A Marshall aged 61 a prominent Cooper county taxpayer died at his Blackwater home last night from blood poisoning. He was one of the county's wealthiest residents and will be buried in Nelson tomorrow.
The socialist party reported total campaign expenses of 74.35 dollars covering notary fees printing advertising public meetings music and witness meals. Individual candidates incurred no expenses as the party bore all costs.
Mrs. K. M. LaFlesh formerly of this city now residing in St. Louis was badly bitten on the left arm by a ferocious dog Tuesday.
P. H. Nagle a Katy railroad fireman files a bankruptcy petition with Referee Montgomery listing liabilities of 2800 dollars and assets as nil except for exempt personal property.
Mrs. Dr. Frank P. Gaines visits East Fifth street with John A. Ready family. Heynen's on North Ohio street continues last week's bargain ads into the coming week. Carl A. Guenther invites shoppers to secure advertised deals at 310 Ohio street.
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