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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1902

Page

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Republicans Name County Ticket in Seventh Missouri District

The Seventh Congressional District Republican convention met in the criminal court room at 10:30 am chaired by Judge P. H. Sangree. Delegates from multiple counties formed a permanent organization, elected a resolutions committee, and heard speeches by Col. Kerens and Judge Millette advocating unity, Roosevelt support, and a pro-Republican platform. G. P. Peale was nominated for congress by acclamation, with D. Brunjes and others speaking on party unity and reform.

Seventh District P. H. Sangree J. J. Smith Saline County Sangree E. P. Ford W. M. Johns Frank Robert J. P. Tracy Congress Senton Lewis W. Wilson Greene Col Howard George Hammond Hickory W. F. Coon Polk J. W. Hapgood Saline L. C. Shackleford Lafayette A. B. Matthews Pettis Robert Evans Congressional Committee W. S. Jackson J. T. Mellette W. D. Harriman Charles A. Patrick R. T. Levin P. H. Langree M. T. Easley A. W. Blackburn Committee On Kerens Grover Cleveland McKinley Roosevelt Publians Republians St. Louis Fusion Springfield Seventh Congressional District Missouri Jefferson City Cuba J.P. Tracey Benton County D. Bruntes W. 8. Jackson Millette Green County G. P. Peale Peale Washington Longwood J. H. Jones Charles Reed Joseph Dixon S. E. Harvey Heath Creek FE. B. Powell W. Lower J. A. Potter Grant Thomas C. H. Mack Prairie C.D. Rayburn J. J. Helman B. Chryst Green Ridge George McLaughlin Henry Gregory M. Tomlin W.H. Sharp W. F. Poulter Blackwater M. W. Lee Willis Smith A. Adamire R. N. Crawford C. C. Clingen Hughesville H.C. Smith T. G J. H. Walker J. R .Bannon Cedar W. S. Cummings John Direk R. W. Dow A. Summers James Walker Smithton C. P. Hook Charles Knox M. Norton H. Meyer H. Atlant R. Carter August Selken Sedalia No 1 W. DD. Ugenfritz Tom Carter Charles Wentzleman John D. Crawford J. Brandt Cord Lujin Logan Thomas J. D. Donohue C. J. Kelk W. L. Porter W. M Johns George FE. Dugan R. W. Sarnett J. H W. Johnson John Taylor Charles Hoberecht P. G. Stafford Committee On Organization

Sedalia to Welcome Phoenix Dry Compound Fire Extinguisher Factory

A Sedalia business movement aims to establish a new manufacturing concern named the Phoenix Dry Compound Fire Extinguisher. Patented by J. B. Miller of Richmond Indiana the device works by throwing powder from a tube onto base flames. Messrs Will Cloney J H Rodes and Dr F M Fulkerson back the project which will operate in Sedalia in the LeGrande hotel district near Worrell, with production starting soon.

Sedalia The Sentinel Phoenix J. B. Miller Richmond Ind Worrell Manufacturing Company LeGrande Lamine Street Babcock United States

Beaman Man Bitten by Rattler At Home

Ernest Smiley of Beaman, brother in law of Attorney R A Higdon, was bitten on the leg by a rattlesnake while cutting corn at his home Wednesday evening. He used a corn knife to free the snake, Dr Staats of Beaman treated him, about a quart of poison was drawn from the wound, and his leg is badly swollen this morning.

Ernest Smiley Beaman R.A Higdon

Points of Excellence at Thomas Printing Co

The advertisement highlights careful judgment in handling work, tasteful ink selection, and skillful assembly. It emphasizes the care evident in every printed job by Thomas Printing Co located at 115 East Second St with telephone number 149.

Thomas Printing CO East Second St C. Telephone No. 149

Notice to Tramps Disrupts River Town Junction Scene

A fragmented 1920s style scene shows a village marshal detaining a theater agent at a small Arkansas junction. The official challenges the wandering visitor with a warning from a sign reading Notice to tramps do not let the sun set on. The passage captures local tension between authorities and itinerant performers in a rural setting.

Arkansas

Movement to establish local canning factory in fall 1993

Mr Kidwell of Indiana and other gentlemen express interest in a local canning factory and a fire extinguisher company. The factory will not open until fall 1993 as the company incorporates this fall and completes preparations to produce next season.

Kidwell Indiana Kevin

A Thoroughbred Tramp to Be Shown at Wood's Opera House

A rugged scene ends with a warning as a marshal confronts a traveler who proves to be a seasoned tramp. The notice promotes a performance titled A Thoroughbred Tramp at Wood's Opera House on Saturday afternoon and evening.

Wood's Opera House

Fruity Fruange Flavor Debuts at Fountain

A new delicious flavor named Fruange, made from fruit, debuts exclusively at our fountain. The limited release showcases a fresh, fruity profile expected to attract frequent visitors.

East SEDALIA Baptist church hosts pastor reception

Members of East Sedalia Baptist church plan a reception this evening for their pastor Rev. T. L. Powell at Levi McVey home located at the corner of Seventh and New York avenues.

Rev. Powell East Sedalia Baptist Church T. L. Powell Levi McVey Seventh and New York Avenues

Sedalia Offers Finest Perfumes from Bard Drug

The Hnd. nut line of perfumes, praised as the finest quality offered in Sedalia, is highlighted by W. E. Bard Drug Company as the local supplier.

Sedalia W. E. Bard Drug Company

Police Court Arraigns Fleming and Reed in Late Hours Case

In police court this morning Sam Fleming and Lizzie Reed were arraigned on the charge of late hours. Fleming was given ten days in jail and the Reed woman was fined 85 and costs. Both parties are colored.

Sam Fleming Lizzie Reed Fleming Reed

Fruange Cream New Drink Creation At Our Café

A new fruit flavored beverage called Fruange Cream debuts at the cafe. The announcement highlights a creamy texture and citrus notes, inviting patrons to sample the innovative drink.

Paints and supplies offered by Bard Ding Co

Paints of every description, quality the highest, prices reasonable. W. E. Bard Ding Co.

W. E. Bard Ding Co

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Daugherty Robb P. G. Peale Walsh St. Joseph Labor D. Brunjes DOW Drug CO
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